For instance, in Portugal the number of people with at least an upper-secondary degree is three times higher in the age group 25-34 than among the 55-64 years old. Korea, Turkey, Mexico, Spain, Chile and Brazil also have much higher shares of young graduates, confirming the fast catch-up of these countries with respect to their stock of human capital only a few decades ago. Data exclude the ISCED 3C short programmes. On average there are more young women with a tertiary or upper-secondary degree than men, particularly so in Portugal, Spain, Iceland, Italy and Greece.