And since this needs uneducated workers, I build it far away from the big city and give it an own little residential area with no schools at all But still the new residents are getting educated. You can use the move It mod to copy a level 3 - 4 - 5 building or take the Find It mod to plop them. So I want to make a agriculture/ forestry industry. If you zone new residential they start at level 1 and more uneduceted pops come. Elementary school will be sufficient for a long time and even after that a single highschool can supply enough educated workers to keep a lot of tier 3 going before you even think of dropping an expensive university. 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. Yeah you dont need a mod for something thats already in the base game. 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 My residential demand is under control, but no matter how many homes I add, commercial buildings cant get enough workers. 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 Cities: Skylines > General Discussions > Topic Details.
