The pupil–teacher ratio in lower secondary education in the Philippines

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World Data Atlas Topics Education Pupil–Teacher Ratio

Between 2002 and 2017, the pupil–teacher ratio in lower secondary education in Philippines was decreasing on average by 6.73% each year, although before that, it grew from 40.08 ratio in 1998 to 45.25 ratio in 2002.

Pupil–Teacher Ratio - Lower Secondary Education - Southeast Asia
Myanmar	28.42 ratio in 2017	WB
Timor-Leste	27.65 ratio in 2017	WB
Thailand	25.33 ratio in 2017	WB
Cambodia	20.69 ratio in 2017	WB
Malaysia	17.17 ratio in 2004	WB
Indonesia	15.19 ratio in 2017	WB
Brunei Darussalam	10.11 ratio in 2017	WB

Education indicators of lower secondary education in the Philippines
Completion Rate	83.87 % in 2017	WB
Educational Attainment	62.03 % in 2017	WB
Not in Education	9 % in 2016	WB
Starting Age	12 years in 2017	WB

Basic education of pupil–teacher ratio in the Philippines
Primary Education	29.08 ratio in 2017	WB

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The pupil–teacher ratio in lower secondary education in the Philippines

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