UNESCO REPORT
April 1st, 2005
BY KEITH NUTHALL
SECONDARY education is expanding rapidly worldwide, with enrolments increasing from 321 million in 1990 to 492 million in 2002/03, says UN education organisation UNESCO. The fastest growth has occurred in South America which, along with Europe, now has the world's highest enrolment ratios: almost 100%.
SECONDARY education is expanding rapidly worldwide, with enrolments increasing from 321 million in 1990 to 492 million in 2002/03, says UN education organisation UNESCO. The fastest growth has occurred in South America which, along with Europe, now has the world's highest enrolment ratios: almost 100%.
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