Trained teachers in primary education - Country rankings

The average for 2016 was 83.43 percent.The highest value was in Andorra: 100 percent and the lowest value was in Madagascar: 14.87 percent. Below is a chart for all countries where data are available for: Trained teachers in primary education.

Trained teachers in primary education, percent of total, 2016
(percent, Source: UNESCO, TheGlobalEconomy.com)

1. Andorra

2. Bermuda

3. Bhutan

4. Burundi

5. Cambodia

6. Ivory Coast

7. Jamaica

8. Jordan

9. Kazakhstan

10. Mauritius

11. Mongolia

12. Morocco

13. Palestine

14. Saudi Arabia

15. Tajikistan

16. Tunisia

17. UA Emirates

18. Vietnam

19. Malaysia

20. Belarus

21. Moldova

22. Macao

23. Laos

24. Nepal

25. Hong Kong

26. Mexico

27. El Salvador

28. Colombia

29. Costa Rica

30. Cape Verde

31. Bahamas

32. Rwanda

33. Azerbaijan

34. Ukraine

35. Gibraltar

36. Brunei

37. Mauritania

38. Bahrain

39. Lesotho

40. Seychelles

41. Ecuador

42. Pakistan

43. Egypt

44. Burkina Faso

45. Belize

46. Kiribati

47. Sri Lanka

48. Senegal

49. India

50. Barbados

51. Dominica

52. Solomon Isl.

53. Grenada

54. Cameroon

55. Bolivia

56. Ghana

57. Niger

58. Bangladesh

59. S.T.&Principe

60. Kyrgyzstan

61. Madagascar

Definition: Trained teachers in primary education are the percentage of primary school teachers who have received the minimum organized teacher training (pre-service or in-service) required for teaching in a given country.

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