The pupil–teacher ratio in upper secondary education in the Congo

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World Data Atlas Topics Education Upper Secondary Education

Between 1996 and 2012, the pupil–teacher ratio in upper secondary education of Congo was declining at a moderating rate to shrink from 21.41 ratio in 1996 to 16.84 ratio in 2012.

The pupil–teacher ratio in upper secondary education in Africa
Eritrea	31.08 ratio in 2012	WB
Ethiopia	28.7 ratio in 2012	WB
Sierra Leone	24.13 ratio in 2012	WB
Madagascar	23.27 ratio in 2012	WB
Ghana	21.73 ratio in 2012	WB
Djibouti	20.05 ratio in 2012	WB
Chad	17.82 ratio in 2012	WB
Cabo Verde	15.87 ratio in 2012	WB
Sudan	14.95 ratio in 2012	WB

Education indicators of upper secondary education in the Congo
Educational Attainment	16.16 % in 2009	WB

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The pupil–teacher ratio in upper secondary education in the Congo

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