You can use the move It mod to copy a level 3 - 4 - 5 building or take the Find It mod to plop them. Make the place more appealing, res will be in demand, re-zone those industrial estates. Youve got no demand for residential and therefore no more workers coming in to fill up job spaces. If you zone new residential they start at level 1 and more uneduceted pops come. In a nutshell de-zone some industrial for now. To speed up your education : plop high levelled residential buildings in a high levelled surrounding to attract even highly educated pops to come in your city. If you click on a complaining building there is a workforce panel with detailed info what kind of education is short. It is more a time than a capacity problem l think. Maybe your zoning was too fast for the new education ratio and now your buildings levelled up and need more or better educated workforces than your education system can push through in time. My education levels are 9% uneducated 17% educated 8% well and 66% highly educated in a 20 game years city of 15000 pop A screenshot of your population and education overlay could help and how old -game years- is your city ?ĭid you use the education policie ? l don´t think so In my article on industry 4.0, I mentioned that you can apply this policy in case you have a high level of education in your industrial zones.After this policy, each factory will only need workers with a high level of education, but will have fewer jobs due to automation.
