Примеры использования Drop-out rate на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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High drop-out rate.
One of the most serious problems was the high and early drop-out rate.
Average drop-out rate: 12 per cent.
NNC stated that Roma children had the highest school drop-out rate.
The drop-out rate in 2000 had declined from 75 per cent to only 25 per cent.
CoE ECRI reported that the school drop-out rate among Roma children was very high.
The drop-out rate from general education schools has been fairly stable.
In particular, older participants had a high failure and drop-out rate.
Roma School drop-out rate at all school levels remains high art. 13.
Jordan's second periodic report noted that for the 1996-1997 school year, the drop-out rate was 0.9 per cent.
School drop-out rate is reduced below 1 per cent in the primary education.
Enhance its efforts to raise school attendance rates, especially among girls,and reduce the drop-out rate(Thailand);
Singapore's drop-out rate in primary and secondary schools is generally very low.
HOOP 1998 aims to improve the position of students from ethnic minorities and to reduce the drop-out rate.
In India, the drop-out rate among disadvantaged groups is estimated at 80.
It enquired what measures had been taken to reduce disparities;to ensure education for children with special needs and to reduce the drop-out rate.
The primary school drop-out rate is still relatively high in some member countries.
The National Board of Education has,together with schools and municipalities, carried out several projects in an effort to reduce the drop-out rate.
In 1995, the drop-out rate was 9.55 per cent for women and 11.89 per cent for men.
Poverty prevents people, especially boys andgirls, from completing their basic education which results in high drop-out rate in certain areas.
The primary school(first level) drop-out rate for the 1992/93 school year was 3.5 per cent.
The drop-out rate for females is higher than males between grades 8 and 9 but less between grades 10 and 11.
The secondary school(second level) drop-out rate for the 1992/93 school year was 4.5 per cent.
The drop-out rate for girls was 0.97 per cent, and 66.8 per cent of the students benefiting from UNRWA administered scholarships were girls.
The Working Group was informed that the drop-out rate of Creole children was higher than for other communities.
The drop-out rate during pregnancy, despite the reduction demonstrated between 1997 and 1999, remained relatively constant from that point up to 2002.
A parallel education system has been introduced and the drop-out rate has been reduced from 2 per cent in 2011-2012 to 1.8 per cent in 2012-2013.
The Ministry had also developed strategies with a view to increasing primary education enrolment rates and reducing the drop-out rate, especially for girls.
In 2007, the cohort drop-out rate for primary school and secondary school was 0.2% and 1.0% respectively.
The Committee is concerned about information that African Canadian students face difficulties in accessing education andthat they experience a disproportionately high drop-out rate from secondary school.