The pupil–teacher ratio in upper secondary education in Nigeria

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World Data Atlas Topics Education Pupil–Teacher Ratio

Between 2005 and 2010, the pupil–teacher ratio in upper secondary education of Nigeria was declining at a moderating rate to shrink from 44.36 ratio in 2005 to 17.63 ratio in 2010.

The pupil–teacher ratio in upper secondary education in Africa
Eritrea	35.27 ratio in 2010	WB
Ethiopia	32.57 ratio in 2010	WB
Djibouti	23.52 ratio in 2009	WB
Chad	20.36 ratio in 2010	WB
Morocco	17.89 ratio in 2009	WB
Niger	17.78 ratio in 2010	WB
Cabo Verde	16.1 ratio in 2010	WB
Tunisia	11.83 ratio in 2010	WB
Libya	4.78 ratio in 2006	WB

Education indicators of upper secondary education in Nigeria
Educational Attainment	38.98 % in 2006	WB

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