QUALIFYING ASPECTS OF FOREIGNERS IN THE CZECH REPUBLIC

In the paper is analysed the connection between development of the Czech economy after Czech Republic's accession to the EU in 2004 and the changes of the number of immigrants, the number of economically active foreigners and the foreign workers qualification in the Czech labour market. The comparison of the number of foreign workers and the level of their qualification is provided by using the statistical data, they are also the bases for analyse the skill levels of jobs that the foreigners occupy and their part at basic, secondary, and university education. Qualifying aspects of economically active foreigners are assessed by the skill levels of jobs that foreigners occupy through the CZ-NACE activity classification and the job classification ISCO/CZ-ISCO. Both views are confronted with the required level of education and average earnings. Analyse of educational aspects of the development of qualification of foreigners is aimed primarily at the university students and the share of foreign graduates.