There Are Two Million Students in Portugal: Results Are Better in the North and Center, Where Fewer Teachers Are Missing
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In secondary education, the regions of Greater Lisbon, Setúbal Peninsula and Algarve have the lowest completion rates in the three years planned, especially in the public network.
Immigrant population helped to reverse the decline of children in the education system and the number of enrollees in teacher training courses is increasing.
Study of the Francisco Manuel dos Santos Foundation reveals territorial differences. In the north, 81% of high school students completed it in 3 years, something that only happened to 67% of students in Greater Lisbon.
There are fewer students in the lowest grades and more students in higher education, particularly foreigners, according to a report by Pordata. The rate of completion of secondary education is lower in Lisbon, Setúbal and Algarve. In the Portuguese school, the postal code still weighs on the agenda. Data collected by the Francisco Manuel dos Santos Foundation, through its statistical base Pordata, indicate that there are still strong territorial…
The rate of completion of secondary education is lower in Lisbon, Setúbal and Algarve, in a context where there are fewer students in the lowest grades and more students in higher education, particularly foreigners, according to a report by Pordata. The content The rate of completion of secondary education is lower in Lisbon, Setúbal and Algarve appears first in Folha Nacional.
Pordata points to strong territorial differences. Completion rate of the third cycle is below 85% in the Algarve in 2022/23. The Algarve content records one of the lowest completion rates of the secondary appears first in Barlavento.
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