Malawi - Share of Female Trained Teachers in Primary Education
Since 2008, Malawi Share of Female Trained Teachers in Primary Education grew 3.7points year on year. In 2013, the country was ranked number 51 comparing other countries in Share of Female Trained Teachers in Primary Education with 91.42 Percent of Female Teachers. Malawi is overtaken by Tonga, which was number 50 with 91.55 Percent of Female Teachers and is followed by Bahamas with 90.58 Percent of Female Teachers. Nepal ranked the highest with 101.97 Percent of Female Teachers in 2018, a growth of 4.6points versus 2017. Tajikistan, Burundi and Vietnam respectively ranked number 2, 3 and 4 in this ranking. Belize witnessed the best average annual growth at +8.3points per year, while Madagascar was the worst growing country at -5.2points per year.
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Date | Percent of Female Teachers |
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2013 | 91.42 |
2012 | 94.30 |
2011 | 89.56 |
2010 | 96.72 |
2009 |
How does Malawi rank in Share of Female Trained Teachers in Primary Education?
# | 92 Countries | Percent of Female Teachers | Last | YoY | 5‑years CAGR | ||
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1 |
#1
Nepal
|
101.97 % | 2018 | +4.6 % | +2.1 % | View data | |
2 |
#2
Tajikistan
|
100.80 % | 2018 | +0.8 % | +1.4 % | View data | |
50 |
#50
Tonga
|
91.55 % | 2015 | -5.4 % | NA | View data | |
51 |
#51
Malawi
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91.42 % | 2013 | -3.0 % | +3.7 % | View data | |
52 |
#52
Bahamas
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90.58 % | 2016 | NA | NA | View data |