Sentence examples for primary school completion from inspiring English sources

Today, the impacts correlate with each additional year of secondary education completed because primary school completion no longer provides the same level of return.

The years of completed schooling for mothers remain low, at 6 years – corresponding to primary school completion in both 2008 and 2014.

The primary school completion rate rose from just over one-fifth to just over half.

Following debt cancellation, however, primary school completion increased from 15% of children in 1998 to 60% in 2009.

According to the World Bank, the global primary school completion rate increased from 81% in 2000, to 92% in 2012.

More than half of those out of school are girls, mostly from rural areas where the female literacy rate is as low as 39% (pdf) and primary school completion is only 26.1%, according to Unicef.

First, we created a household level variable which reflects the average primary schooling outcome (i.e. primary schooling completion dummy) of those members of the household who are from the pre-war schooling cohort.

About 15 per cent of pupils entering primary school complete the primary school cycle within the expected number of years, with a completion rate of 31 per cent in urban areas and only 7 per cent in rural areas.

The loss of return on investment to SA has been estimated at approximately US$1.44 billion (accounting for the cost of education from primary school through completion of their basic medical studies, but not including specialist training) (11).

The best improvement is in primary school enrolment but completion rates are much lower; few go on to secondary school, and no more than about 5% of these go on to higher education.Since a peace deal in 2002, foreign donors, led by Britain, the former colonial master, have been giving generously.

Ghana's net primary school enrolment and completion rates of more than 80 per cent are far ahead of sub-Saharan averages.