The pupil–teacher ratio in primary education in Yemen - knoema.com

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World Data Atlas Topics Education Pupil–Teacher Ratio

The pupil–teacher ratio in primary education of Yemen increased from 22.37 ratio in 1999 to 26.93 ratio in 2016 growing at an average annual rate of 6.23%.

Macro Region
Middle East	20.45 ratio in 2016	WB
North America	14.55 ratio in 2016	WB

World The pupil–teacher ratio in primary education in the Middle East
United Arab Emirates	24.52 ratio in 2016	WB
Jordan	18.36 ratio in 2016	WB
Lebanon	12.18 ratio in 2016	WB
Israel	12.07 ratio in 2016	WB
Bahrain	12.06 ratio in 2016	WB
Cyprus	11.86 ratio in 2016	WB
Saudi Arabia	11.7 ratio in 2016	WB
Qatar	11.63 ratio in 2016	WB
Kuwait	8.86 ratio in 2016	WB

The education indicators of primary education in Yemen
Completion Rate	58.72 % in 2016	WB
Duration	6 years in 2016	WB
Educational Attainment	16.86 % in 2014	WB
Enrollment Rate	84.4 % in 2016	WB
Intake Rate	98.89 % in 2016	WB
Not in Education	24.38 % in 2016	WB
Starting Age	6 years in 2016	WB

Basic education of pupil–teacher ratio in Yemen
Lower Secondary Education	26.76 ratio in 2016	WB

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