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World Data Atlas Topics Education Pupil–Teacher Ratio

Though Kenya the pupil–teacher ratio in primary education fluctuated substantially in recent years, it tended to increase through 1998 - 2015 period ending at 30.65 ratio in 2015.

The pupil–teacher ratio in primary education in Africa
Malawi	69.51 ratio in 2015	WB
Rwanda	58.34 ratio in 2015	WB
Chad	55.54 ratio in 2015	WB
Mozambique	54.66 ratio in 2015	WB
Angola	50.03 ratio in 2015	WB
South Sudan	46.75 ratio in 2015	WB
Benin	45.04 ratio in 2015	WB
Togo	44.21 ratio in 2015	WB
Eritrea	43.34 ratio in 2015	WB
Burundi	43.22 ratio in 2015	WB

The education indicators of primary education in Kenya
Completion Rate	102.03 % in 2015	WB
Duration	6 years in 2015	WB
Educational Attainment	47.13 % in 2010	WB
Enrollment Rate	105.45 % in 2015	WB
Intake Rate	93.21 % in 2015	WB
Not in Education	16.62 % in 2012	WB
Starting Age	6 years in 2015	WB

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

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