ranks last out of 36 developed countries for investment in education as a measure of our national wealth or gross domestic product , according to latest OECD data.
which had some of the highest average salaries at both primary – €76,997 – and second level – €89,816.Teachers here are required to teach 909 hours per year at primary level, 704 hours at second level.School completion At third level, the ratio of students to teaching staff has increased from 20:1 to 23:1 this year, higher than the OECD and European averages of 15:1.The spread of Covid-19 continued to impede access to in-person education in many countries around the world in 2021.
In comparison, across the OECD, pre-schools closed for an average of 55 days, primary for 78 days and secondary for 101 days on average.said it was clear than an ongoing failure to invest in our schools will have long-term social and economic consequences.
Stop misinforming the public. How many times does it have to be said that making comparisons using %GDP is a waste time for Ireland.
But first place in Africa carnival
donalmulligan perfect example of poor data communication
Near enough last in Defence too. Who is swallowing revenue?
And highest in Covid, Mortgage Interest rates and Corporate Tax Avoidance.. GREAT little country though.... Up Fianna Fail!!!
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