Примеры использования Enrollment rate на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Gross enrollment rate.
Impact of the Tawana Pakistan Program on enrollment rates.
Enrollment rate at regular age.
Primary education 50% 4.09 Quality of primary education 4.10 Primary education enrollment rate.
Typical enrollment rate by age.
To capture this concept this pillar measures secondary and tertiary enrollment rates as well as the quality of education.
Gross enrollment rate primary education.
MDG TWO: Universal Primary and Secondary Education Ukraine took the obligations under this MDG to increase enrollment rates in education and to raise also the quality of education.
Enrollment Rates: Primary[6] Gross.
Addressing the disparity in enrollment rates at the tertiary level remains a priority.
Enrollment Rates: Secondary[7] Gross.
Girls between 6 and 14 years old enrollment rates in school are increasing, as they reached 1,518,509 in 2005.
Enrollment rate of people living with HIV treatment was 79% in 2015.
Women Development Strategy(2006-2015)aims to increase girls' education enrollment rates in the various levels and types so as to reduce the gender gap in education.
Net Enrollment Rates for Primary and Lower Secondary Schools by Gender and by Region.
Information on the social and economic situation of minorities of the country; data concerning unemployment among them;the situation of health, the enrollment rate, as compared to that of the majority;
Net and total enrollment rates in basic education 2005.
Enrollment rate, five-year retention rate and dropout rate of primary-school pupils 1998-2001.
Despite increased enrollment rates, one child in six is not enrolled in secondary school;
Gross enrollment rate(GER) in primary education at national level shows a continuous increase.
Affirmative measures aimed at increasing the enrollment rate of women in higher education and in scholarships and in relation to choice of discipline have been taken by the Government.
The enrollment rate at higher educational institutions is 91% in Korea, and more than 85% of the first-time recruits in the labor market are college graduates.
Likewise, net enrollment rate in primary level has increased to 86.3 percent(in 2013/14) compared to 70 percent in 2011.
Using the enrollment rates available, women comprise 70% of those adults enrolled in literacy classes.
However, female enrollment rate still remains relatively low when compared with that of their male counterparts see HRI/CORE/ETH/2008, table 51.
Male gross enrollment rate in primary education is 81.6 per cent, while the female rate is as low as 73.0 per cent.
The indicators of enrollment rate and the transition rate from primary to lower-secondary and from lower-secondary to upper-secondary for boys and girls are not much different.
Until recently, Net Enrollment Rate(NER) in Indonesia has achieved 95.23%, while the literacy rate of the 15-24-year-old(men and women) reached 99.47% in 2009.
The enrollment rate in primary education remained steady at 95%, a figure consistent with the performance of other subregions in Asia and the Pacific, although slightly lower than East and North- East Asia.
As of 2001 the enrollment rate in kindergarten for girls is 38.6%, which is higher than the rate of 37.7% for boys, and there are almost no gender differences in enrollment rates in elementary and middle schools.