According to data from 2010,21.3% of care workers had not completed primary school, 48.5% had not completed secondary school, 18.5% had a secondary-level education and only 11.7% had reached the tertiary level. In the rest of the employed population, 19.3% had not completed primary school and 38% had not completed secondary school, but 22.4% had completed their secondary-level education and 20.3% —almost double the figure for care workers— had a tertiary-level education (see figure III. In 2010, 85% of female domestic workers had an incomplete secondary' education or less (26.7% had not finished primary school), while only 26.8% of other care workers were in that position (5.3% had not completed primary school and 21.5% had not completed secondary school) (see figure III.14B).