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1 5.01 Secondary education enrollment rate Gross secondary education enrollment rate 2011 or most recent year available RANK COUNTRY/ECONOMY Value 1 Australia Spain Seychelles Netherlands New Zealand Denmark Ireland France Brunei Darussalam Norway Belgium Libya Greece Portugal Finland Iceland Saudi Arabia Singapore Estonia Brazil United Kingdom Oman Barbados Germany Bahrain Sri Lanka Japan Israel Kazakhstan Qatar Algeria Canada Costa Rica Luxembourg Kuwait Malta Hungary Italy Azerbaijan Taiwan, China Lithuania Austria Sweden Colombia Slovenia Romania Korea, Rep Poland United States Latvia Croatia Switzerland Montenegro Ukraine South Africa Guyana Jamaica Mongolia Tunisia United Arab Emirates Armenia Serbia Cyprus Slovak Republic Peru Czech Republic Mexico Uruguay Argentina Chile Trinidad and Tobago Cape Verde Bosnia and Herzegovina Bulgaria RANK COUNTRY/ECONOMY Value 75 Russian Federation Kyrgyz Republic Moldova Ecuador Jordan Georgia Iran, Islamic Rep Suriname Philippines Mauritius Macedonia, FYR Venezuela Lebanon Botswana Turkey China Bolivia Indonesia Hong Kong SAR Thailand Albania Vietnam Puerto Rico Dominican Republic Bhutan Honduras Panama Egypt Morocco Nicaragua Malaysia Paraguay El Salvador Guatemala Namibia India Kenya Swaziland Ghana Timor-Leste Myanmar Gambia, The Gabon Bangladesh Benin Cameroon Lesotho Lao PDR Yemen Liberia Cambodia Nigeria Nepal Guinea Senegal Mali Zimbabwe Ethiopia Rwanda Tanzania Sierra Leone Pakistan Malawi Angola Madagascar Zambia Uganda Burundi Côte d Ivoire Mauritania Mozambique Chad Burkina Faso n/a Haiti...n/a SOURCES: UNESCO Institute for Statistics (accessed June 21, 2013, and April 21, 2013); ChildInfo.org Country Profiles; national sources The Global Competitiveness Report
2 5.02 Tertiary education enrollment rate Gross tertiary education enrollment rate 2011 or most recent year available RANK COUNTRY/ECONOMY Value 1 Korea, Rep Finland United States Greece Slovenia Puerto Rico Taiwan, China Spain New Zealand Ukraine Australia Iceland Venezuela Russian Federation Argentina Norway Denmark Sweden Poland Singapore Chile Belgium Austria Lithuania Ireland Portugal Netherlands Italy Czech Republic Estonia Uruguay Israel Barbados Hong Kong SAR Hungary United Kingdom Japan Canada Romania France Lebanon Latvia Mongolia Bulgaria Switzerland Turkey Libya Croatia Slovak Republic Serbia Armenia Iran, Islamic Rep Cyprus Montenegro Thailand Panama Albania Kazakhstan Peru Costa Rica Colombia Malaysia Kyrgyz Republic Saudi Arabia Ecuador Moldova Bolivia Macedonia, FYR Bosnia and Herzegovina Jordan Tunisia Malta Paraguay Dominican Republic RANK COUNTRY/ECONOMY Value 75 Mauritius Algeria Georgia Bahrain Mexico Oman Philippines Egypt China Jamaica Brazil United Arab Emirates Indonesia El Salvador Vietnam Kuwait Honduras Cape Verde Azerbaijan Brunei Darussalam Liberia Luxembourg Nicaragua India Guatemala Lao PDR Timor-Leste South Africa Myanmar Cambodia Sri Lanka Morocco Bangladesh Cameroon Ghana Suriname Guyana Qatar Trinidad and Tobago Guinea Benin Nigeria Yemen Uganda Namibia Bhutan Pakistan Côte d Ivoire Senegal Ethiopia Botswana Nepal Gabon Rwanda Mali Zimbabwe Swaziland Sierra Leone Mozambique Mauritania Gambia, The Madagascar Kenya Tanzania Burkina Faso Angola Lesotho Burundi Seychelles Zambia Chad Malawi n/a Germany...n/a n/a Haiti...n/a SOURCES: UNESCO Institute for Statistics (accessed June 21, 2013); national sources The Global Competitiveness Report
3 5.03 Quality of the educational system How well does the educational system in your country meet the needs of a competitive economy? [1 = not well at all; 7 = extremely well] weighted average RANK COUNTRY/ECONOMY Value 1 MEAN Switzerland Finland Singapore Qatar Ireland Barbados Belgium Malta Cyprus Canada New Zealand Netherlands Lebanon Germany United Arab Emirates Iceland Sweden Norway Malaysia Costa Rica Denmark Hong Kong SAR Australia Austria United States United Kingdom Jordan Sri Lanka Gambia, The Taiwan, China Seychelles Brunei Darussalam India Luxembourg Montenegro Indonesia Mauritius Zambia Saudi Arabia Philippines Bhutan Zimbabwe France Kenya Trinidad and Tobago Ghana Estonia Bahrain Guyana Japan Rwanda Albania Oman China Slovenia Israel Lao PDR Portugal Lithuania Cameroon Cape Verde Ecuador Puerto Rico Korea, Rep Botswana Jamaica Czech Republic Latvia Armenia Macedonia, FYR Tunisia Italy Lesotho Chile RANK COUNTRY/ECONOMY Value 1 MEAN Panama Cambodia Spain Thailand Ukraine Senegal Swaziland Uganda Côte d Ivoire Pakistan Russian Federation Colombia Poland Kazakhstan Bolivia Bulgaria Turkey Malawi Hungary Nepal Vietnam Liberia Croatia Bangladesh Romania Tanzania Benin Suriname Iran, Islamic Rep Argentina Georgia Kuwait Nicaragua Ethiopia El Salvador Morocco Serbia Greece Nigeria Azerbaijan Moldova Sierra Leone Madagascar Namibia Mexico Uruguay Brazil Mali Kyrgyz Republic Timor-Leste Myanmar Gabon Burkina Faso Venezuela Mozambique Slovak Republic Chad Bosnia and Herzegovina Algeria Peru Guatemala Mauritania Mongolia Paraguay Guinea Dominican Republic Honduras Haiti Burundi Angola Egypt South Africa Yemen Libya The Global Competitiveness Report
4 5.04 Quality of math and science education In your country, how would you assess the quality of math and science education in schools [1 = extremely poor among the worst in the world; 7 = excellent among the best in the world] weighted average RANK COUNTRY/ECONOMY Value 1 MEAN Singapore Finland Belgium Lebanon Switzerland Qatar Cyprus Malta Barbados Hong Kong SAR Taiwan, China New Zealand Bosnia and Herzegovina Netherlands France Lithuania Canada Slovenia United Arab Emirates Korea, Rep Germany Croatia Montenegro Iceland Ireland Estonia Malaysia Ukraine Brunei Darussalam Jordan Tunisia India Latvia Japan Indonesia Trinidad and Tobago Australia Hungary Austria Iran, Islamic Rep Sweden Denmark Mauritius Luxembourg Costa Rica Sri Lanka Norway China United States United Kingdom Macedonia, FYR Morocco Guyana Albania Serbia Russian Federation Romania Greece Bulgaria Côte d Ivoire Italy Ghana Zimbabwe Saudi Arabia Seychelles Benin Armenia Mongolia Poland Rwanda Bhutan Cameroon Portugal Moldova RANK COUNTRY/ECONOMY Value 1 MEAN Kazakhstan Zambia Bahrain Israel Senegal Thailand Suriname Madagascar Czech Republic Ecuador Vietnam Slovak Republic Oman Spain Nepal Lao PDR Swaziland Botswana Puerto Rico Gambia, The Kenya Philippines Burkina Faso Bolivia Kuwait Cape Verde Turkey Cambodia Burundi Pakistan Lesotho Georgia Chile Colombia Ethiopia Azerbaijan Guinea Bangladesh Malawi Panama Jamaica Argentina Nigeria Nicaragua Uganda Haiti Gabon Kyrgyz Republic Venezuela Uruguay Liberia Mali Chad Namibia El Salvador Libya Mexico Algeria Mauritania Myanmar Sierra Leone Brazil Mozambique Tanzania Guatemala Peru Timor-Leste Paraguay Yemen Honduras Egypt Dominican Republic Angola South Africa The Global Competitiveness Report
5 5.05 Quality of management schools In your country, how would you assess the quality of business schools [1 = extremely poor among the worst in the world; 7 = excellent among the best in the world] weighted average 1 Switzerland Belgium United Kingdom Spain France Singapore Canada Qatar Netherlands Finland Portugal United States Lebanon Hong Kong SAR Sweden Chile Costa Rica Cyprus Ireland Norway Malta Iceland South Africa New Zealand Denmark Barbados Germany United Arab Emirates Australia India Italy Taiwan, China Argentina Trinidad and Tobago Malaysia Montenegro Sri Lanka Guatemala Philippines Austria Bosnia and Herzegovina Israel Senegal Puerto Rico Morocco Gambia, The Jordan Cameroon Brazil Guyana Ghana Brunei Darussalam Thailand Estonia Luxembourg Korea, Rep Kenya Indonesia Latvia Lithuania Mauritius Côte d Ivoire Panama Saudi Arabia Mexico Tunisia Peru Hungary Jamaica Colombia Zambia Pakistan Benin Slovenia Seychelles Venezuela Ecuador Croatia Uruguay Suriname Zimbabwe Lao PDR China Albania Bahrain Japan Madagascar Oman Poland Czech Republic Rwanda Kuwait El Salvador Greece Iran, Islamic Rep Kazakhstan Botswana Uganda Macedonia, FYR Nepal Turkey Nigeria Nicaragua Romania Bangladesh Dominican Republic Georgia Cambodia Slovak Republic Burkina Faso Bhutan Bulgaria Russian Federation Serbia Ukraine Cape Verde Liberia Ethiopia Mali Armenia Namibia Lesotho Honduras Malawi Vietnam Bolivia Gabon Swaziland Tanzania Haiti Sierra Leone Paraguay Moldova Azerbaijan Algeria Mongolia Mozambique Yemen Kyrgyz Republic Chad Myanmar Burundi Mauritania Guinea Egypt Libya Timor-Leste Angola The Global Competitiveness Report
6 5.06 Internet access in schools In your country, how widespread is Internet access in schools? [1 = nonexistent; 7 = extremely widespread] weighted average 1 Iceland Finland Estonia Singapore Norway Netherlands Taiwan, China Sweden Luxembourg United Kingdom Canada Switzerland Korea, Rep Hong Kong SAR Qatar Slovenia Australia United States Uruguay Malta United Arab Emirates Denmark Lithuania Czech Republic Austria Belgium Latvia New Zealand Portugal Cyprus Slovak Republic Brunei Darussalam Hungary Panama China Malaysia Japan Barbados Israel Macedonia, FYR Vietnam Germany Ireland Jordan Bahrain Spain Oman Chile Saudi Arabia Indonesia Bulgaria Kazakhstan Croatia Russian Federation Poland Moldova Trinidad and Tobago Costa Rica Puerto Rico Romania Bosnia and Herzegovina Georgia Turkey France Thailand Kuwait Mauritius Rwanda Seychelles Ukraine Montenegro Azerbaijan Albania Philippines Jamaica Guyana India Armenia Argentina Ecuador Kenya Colombia Mongolia Serbia Gambia, The Greece Lao PDR Bhutan Cambodia Mexico Cape Verde Pakistan Senegal Peru Tunisia Italy El Salvador Brazil Dominican Republic Bolivia Nigeria Nicaragua Zambia Botswana Nepal Venezuela Lebanon Sri Lanka Kyrgyz Republic Guatemala Namibia Swaziland Morocco Ghana Honduras South Africa Mali Tanzania Zimbabwe Lesotho Uganda Bangladesh Malawi Ethiopia Egypt Iran, Islamic Rep Angola Mozambique Liberia Paraguay Suriname Madagascar Sierra Leone Côte d Ivoire Cameroon Haiti Timor-Leste Algeria Myanmar Benin Mauritania Gabon Guinea Burundi Libya Yemen Burkina Faso Chad The Global Competitiveness Report
7 5.07 Local availability of specialized research and training services In your country, to what extent are high-quality, specialized training services available? [1 = not available at all; 7 = widely available] weighted average 1 Switzerland Germany Netherlands Austria Belgium Finland Hong Kong SAR Sweden United States Puerto Rico United Kingdom Japan Norway Singapore France Taiwan, China Qatar Canada United Arab Emirates Malaysia Luxembourg Denmark Australia Ireland Costa Rica Czech Republic Portugal New Zealand Cyprus Spain Korea, Rep Italy Poland Israel Senegal Estonia Iceland Brazil Malta Lithuania Barbados Chile Jordan Kenya Panama Zambia India Indonesia Trinidad and Tobago Mexico Philippines Bahrain Sri Lanka South Africa Saudi Arabia Slovenia Côte d Ivoire Lebanon Guatemala Argentina Slovak Republic China Mauritius Thailand Kazakhstan El Salvador Latvia Colombia Azerbaijan Turkey Gambia, The Uruguay Oman Croatia Cameroon Russian Federation Dominican Republic Macedonia, FYR Guyana Jamaica Morocco Iran, Islamic Rep Nigeria Hungary Tunisia Ecuador Brunei Darussalam Lao PDR Peru Cambodia Romania Ukraine Seychelles Greece Benin Uganda Ghana Kuwait Montenegro Bosnia and Herzegovina Honduras Lesotho Egypt Malawi Zimbabwe Rwanda Pakistan Botswana Bulgaria Bolivia Madagascar Burkina Faso Albania Mali Nicaragua Namibia Tanzania Suriname Armenia Swaziland Serbia Venezuela Liberia Cape Verde Vietnam Bhutan Mozambique Moldova Kyrgyz Republic Georgia Ethiopia Bangladesh Sierra Leone Paraguay Guinea Algeria Nepal Mauritania Chad Myanmar Timor-Leste Gabon Yemen Haiti Mongolia Angola Burundi Libya The Global Competitiveness Report
8 5.08 Extent of staff training In your country, to what extent do companies invest in training and employee development? [1 = not at all; 7 = to a great extent] weighted average RANK COUNTRY/ECONOMY Value 1 MEAN Switzerland Finland Luxembourg Japan Qatar Singapore Sweden Norway Netherlands Germany Malaysia United States United Arab Emirates Denmark New Zealand Austria South Africa Puerto Rico Belgium Ireland Hong Kong SAR United Kingdom Costa Rica Iceland Indonesia Brunei Darussalam Philippines Guatemala Gambia, The Australia Taiwan, China Barbados Oman Canada Malta Albania Estonia Mauritius Seychelles Côte d Ivoire Bahrain France Panama Brazil Nigeria Chile Latvia China Israel Thailand Korea, Rep Sri Lanka India Kenya Lao PDR Kazakhstan Saudi Arabia Bosnia and Herzegovina Lithuania Trinidad and Tobago Ecuador Jamaica Montenegro Guyana Turkey Cambodia Cyprus Czech Republic Namibia Portugal Rwanda Mexico Mongolia Suriname RANK COUNTRY/ECONOMY Value 1 MEAN Poland Dominican Republic Honduras Cameroon Ghana Azerbaijan El Salvador Zimbabwe Jordan Malawi Nicaragua Swaziland Botswana Russian Federation Zambia Peru Slovak Republic Uruguay Colombia Kuwait Tanzania Morocco Spain Vietnam Lebanon Argentina Liberia Madagascar Ukraine Macedonia, FYR Slovenia Venezuela Georgia Hungary Paraguay Lesotho Tunisia Bolivia Gabon Armenia Uganda Greece Sierra Leone Cape Verde Bhutan Mozambique Croatia Yemen Ethiopia Angola Senegal Moldova Bulgaria Pakistan Guinea Italy Kyrgyz Republic Timor-Leste Nepal Romania Mali Benin Bangladesh Egypt Algeria Serbia Iran, Islamic Rep Burkina Faso Libya Haiti Chad Myanmar Burundi Mauritania The Global Competitiveness Report
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