Tunisian graduates face low-skills job market In a country that sees 60,000 new university graduates a year, Tunisians who pursued higher studies are facing a job market in which the majority of jobs are low-skilled. The unemployment rate is approaching 15 per cent of the workforce. For many Tunisians, the 2011 revolution held the promise of a brighter and more prosperous future. As they vote for their next president three years on, that hope is beginning to fade. A natural sound version of an AFPTV voiced report