The pupil–teacher ratio in primary education in Japan

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World Data Atlas Topics Education Pupil–Teacher Ratio

The pupil–teacher ratio in primary education of Japan fell gradually from 16.73 ratio in 2013 to 15.66 ratio in 2017.

The pupil–teacher ratio in primary education in Asia
Afghanistan	47.98 ratio in 2017	WB
Pakistan	44.78 ratio in 2017	WB
Bhutan	34.56 ratio in 2017	WB
India	32.75 ratio in 2017	WB
Mongolia	30.38 ratio in 2017	WB
Bangladesh	30.05 ratio in 2017	WB
Sri Lanka	22.93 ratio in 2017	WB
Tajikistan	22.3 ratio in 2017	WB
Uzbekistan	21.15 ratio in 2017	WB
Nepal	20.91 ratio in 2017	WB

The education indicators of primary education in Japan
Duration	6 years in 2017	WB
Enrollment Rate	102.25 % in 2017	WB
Not in Education	0.05 % in 2017	WB
Starting Age	6 years in 2017	WB

The pupil–teacher ratio in basic education in Japan
Lower Secondary Education	12.28 ratio in 2017	WB

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The pupil–teacher ratio in primary education in Japan

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