To study the effectiveness of the education system, the following indicators were determined. The first is the level of population participation in lifelong education per student who graduated from secondary school. The second is the share of costs per person for all types of retraining, advanced training, vocational training, the share of wages in GDP per person who graduated from secondary school. The third is the ratio of the average gross wages of workers with higher education to the labor productivity index, the number of studies under the age of 39 per person with higher education. A number of indicators of the process block are weakly correlated with each other and therefore all of them should be left for consideration. Although there is a relation of average density among some of indicators, it is most likely nonlinear, and therefore it can change dramatically over time. For a deeper interaction between blocks, one should consider the correlation between block processes, for example, the impact of funding for higher education and employment of the population who received this education, or job in the degree of graduates received secondary vocational education and higher education. In addition, this is the way the process block, namely its indicators, correlates with the rest of the indicators. In the future, it is necessary to calculate the final indicator of the impact of the current education system on the productivity in order to answer the question: under what indicators the system is productive.