The pupil–teacher ratio in lower secondary education in Kenya

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World Data Atlas Topics Education Pupil–Teacher Ratio

Though Kenya the pupil–teacher ratio in lower secondary education fluctuated substantially in recent years, it tended to decrease through 2003 - 2015 period ending at 30.65 ratio in 2015.

The pupil–teacher ratio in lower secondary education in Africa
Mauritania	53.23 ratio in 2015	WB
South Sudan	46.75 ratio in 2015	WB
Eritrea	41.27 ratio in 2015	WB
Burundi	41.04 ratio in 2015	WB
Chad	35.05 ratio in 2015	WB
Niger	33.38 ratio in 2015	WB
Mali	28.69 ratio in 2015	WB
Djibouti	27.99 ratio in 2015	WB
Cameroon	25.02 ratio in 2015	WB

Education indicators of lower secondary education in Kenya
Completion Rate	80.13 % in 2015	WB
Educational Attainment	25.5 % in 2010	WB
Not in Education	4.29 % in 2006	WB
Starting Age	12 years in 2015	WB

Basic education of pupil–teacher ratio in Kenya
Primary Education	30.65 ratio in 2015	WB

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The pupil–teacher ratio in lower secondary education in Kenya

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