ismail
20th March 2013 |
dear,
where can i find for canada average years of schooling of adults between 1970 and 2010?
many thanks in advance
best regards |
nagma
10th July 2012 |
where is somalia? |
kheyzaran
15th June 2012 |
I need yearly data about average years of schooling by gender and from some countries. is there some one to know that? |
Shannon
20th April 2012 |
There is updated 2010 data at www.barrolee.com for ~140 countries. This dataset goes only through 2000, and it only has data for 100 countries. |
Dutchy
6th April 2012 |
This is absolutely incorrect.
In the Netherlands, people go to school for at least 12 years, according to the law. No way you can avoid that. So the average amount of years you are in school, must be between 12 and 18. I have no clue where UNESCO got these numbers from. |
Mac
27th March 2012 |
For which year is this data? |
HO
22nd October 2011 |
More to this data can be found in barro and lee's own site; http://www.barrolee.com/ |
Broken
18th September 2011 |
Let your body rock, who the frigg wants to talk. Let your body rock, wait a minute eh......... |
celia
6th September 2011 |
May I know when this data was last updated? |
wowzers
25th July 2011 |
....monica |
jacky
25th May 2011 |
I can get the imformation by fist level and second level, but how can I get tertiary education? |
Tegwa Fadl Alla
16th May 2011 |
Could you please; add statstics for the years range from 1960-up to most recents data |
>.>
13th December 2010 |
Monica stfu |
Jane
13th December 2010 |
i think they should put revolution and riot %'s(i had to look for those stats on here, but could not find it:( it was for school) |
Monica
4th November 2010 |
The US has a partial school year with several lengthy vacations and many days off school. When tallying the days children in the US are in the classroom, it amounts to less than 1/2 of a year. Our school years are actually 6, not 12. Please make adjustments to these 'statistics'. |
235
21st October 2010 |
thanks for the stats |
Rubel Ahmed
18th September 2010 |
Thanks for this education statistics |
Cathrine
14th September 2010 |
can you give the link of the source since I can't find it on UNESCO website.
Also when is the data issued?
Thank you~ |
propaganda
7th September 2010 |
where is Iran? |
Ilo
18th August 2010 |
Please include Latvia in the following list |
emre
12th July 2010 |
I suspect the figures are correct. |
Christopher
9th June 2010 |
Can you kindly include also the following countries United Arab Emirates and Saudi Arabia as these countries are potential candidates for foreign investments. Thank you. |
arif awad
16th May 2010 |
how to measure average years of schooling for a country?
(formula ) |
Nicole B.
8th December 2009 |
Thanks for the helpful and extremely clear, easy-to-understand data! Here's an updated link to the underlying Barro-Lee data-set. http://web.worldbank.org/WBSITE/EXTERNAL/TOPICS/EXTEDUCATION/EXTDATASTATISTICS/EXTEDSTATS/0,,contentMDK:21218180~menuPK:4324130~pagePK:64168445~piPK:64168309~theSitePK:3232764,00.html. |
ccccccc
30th November 2009 |
where is india? |
furyise
16th November 2009 |
Catz rule!! |
furyise
16th November 2009 |
Norm, forget about the bottom stuff, just look at the stats |
Lcat
16th November 2009 |
Don't read the whole thing Norm, just look at the stats. |
christy
29th October 2009 |
they mean the average number of years adults over 15 have studied not the number of years they have studied since their 15. |
Christian
27th October 2009 |
Norm, you must be from one of the countries on the bottom of the list. |
Godwin william udoaka
26th October 2009 |
please i want to know whether i can apply without using Green Card. |
Conor
4th October 2009 |
The link to the data source does not work. Does anyone else know where I can find this information? |
Jess
23rd September 2009 |
what about vietnam? |
Norm
30th August 2009 |
I don't understand these stats. The definition "is years of formal schooling, on average, by adults over age 15." So in the US the average person goes to school until age 27. So the average person graduates from high school at age 18. They do undergraduate or trade school or equivalent for 4 years until age 22 or 23. This leaves 5 years. This would mean that the average person (50% of the population has more and 50% has less) has been in school long enough to get a Phd or some educational equivalent. I know the US has a lot of lawyers but really, that many?
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alma
1st August 2009 |
what year is this data? |
Sini
2nd June 2009 |
I find Nation Master's data very easy to understand. Try to visit World Bank's statistics and come back. Compared to WB's pages this is really easy stuff. Great pages, thanks!
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Sajid Ali (Pakistan)
8th February 2009 |
Hello all from Pakistan
Certainly this data of Average years of Schooling is a very admirable effort from Barro and Lee. This data is available at 5 years interval. My question is,
Can this data be estimated on annual basis? and How can we estimate this data annually having data of school enrolment at primary, Secondary and higher level?
I need this data for my research. Any help in this regard will be highly acknowledged.
Thank you
Sajid Ali
talha627@yahoo.com |
Erin McLaughlin (Philadelphia)
25th June 2008 |
Do you have time series data for average years of schooling? |
Polo (Taiwan)
2nd January 2008 |
hi,I see the Average years of schooling in
http://www.nationmaster.com/graph/edu_ave_yea_of_sch_of_adu-education-average-years-schooling-adults.
How can I get data about average years of schooling of adults from 1999~2006 yearly.
my mial：u5695105@mail.ncku.edu.tw |
Ed Beamer
30th October 2005 |
My child could not understand what the numbers meant. Because lots of children
go on this website for research, my suggestion is that you should make it more
clear what the statistics under 'discription' means. Thank-you |
NiNi JaMeS
21st October 2005 |
i know alot of kids that got dropped out of school and think it's cool. I think they should think a little more. |
Brad
13th September 2005 |
I agree, NZ is "surprisingly" 3rd place even though the legal school leaving age is 15 and quite a few people usually leave by 16... |
katie
21st June 2005 |
what are usa's major resources?
what are usa's most common tourist attractoins?
What major problems is usa faceing?
what are some local traditons and customs? |
kate
21st June 2005 |
how much does all of usa make a year? |
Bub
15th June 2005 |
I know 27 people who have dropped out of high school because they thought it was cool.More should be done to educate our youth about their future. |
rhian
31st January 2005 |
you need to make it more clear and so even if children could under #stand |
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