List of Indicators > Educational Qualification
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- Mean years of schooling (ages 15 and over)
- Male Mean years of schooling (ages 15 and over)
- Female Mean years of schooling (ages 15 and over)
- Mean years of schooling - prime working ages (ages 20 to 54)
- Male Mean years of schooling - prime working ages (ages 20 to 54)
- Female Mean years of schooling - prime working ages (ages 20 to 54)
- Percent of population (ages 15 and over) with primary education or less
- Male Percent of population (ages 15 and over) with primary education or less
- Female Percent of population (ages 15 and over) with primary education or less
- Percent of youth population (ages 15 to 24) with primary education or less
- Male Percent of youth population (ages 15 to 24) with primary education or less
- Female Percent of youth population (ages 15 to 24) with primary education or less
- Percent of prime working age population (ages 20 to 54) with primary education or less
- Male Percent of prime working age population (ages 20 to 54) with primary education or less
- Female Percent of prime working age population (ages 20 to 54) with primary education or less
- Percent of population (ages 15 and over) with senior secondary education or more
- Male Percent of population (ages 15 and over) with senior secondary education or more
- Female Percent of population (ages 15 and over) with senior secondary education or more
- Percent of prime working age population (ages 15 to 24) with senior secondary education or more
- Male Percent of prime working age population (ages 15 to 24) with senior secondary education or more
- Female Percent of prime working age population (ages 15 to 24) with senior secondary education or more
- Percent of prime working age population (ages 20 to 54) with senior secondary education or more
- Male Percent of prime working age population (ages 20 to 54) with senior secondary education or more
- Female Percent of prime working age population (ages 20 to 54) with senior secondary education or more
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