Croatia Has Lost 64,000 Students in 13 Years
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CROATIA has lost almost 64,000 students in the last 13 years, which corresponds to the closure of 3,760 classes. The largest decline is recorded in the east of the country, while only the City of Zagreb and Istria have seen a slight increase.
In the last 13 years, Croatia has lost almost 64,000 students, which corresponds to the closure of around 3,760 classrooms, according to data from the Ministry of Science, Education and Youth from the School e-Mining.
The largest drop in the number of students since the 2013/2014 school year was recorded in Vukovar-Srijem County, where there are 34.69 percent fewer students.
Croatia has lost almost 64 thousand students in the last 13 years, which corresponds to the closure of around 3760 classrooms. This data is from the Ministry of Science, Education and Youth from the School e-Miner, and refers to the period from the 2013/2014 school year, the first for which data is publicly available, reports Srednja.hr. Data for the new school year According to the latest...
Alarming Figures in Croatia: In 13 Years 64,000 Fewer Students, Here Is the Most Difficult Situation
Croatia has lost almost 64,000 students in the last 13 years, which corresponds to the shutdown of about 3,760 class departments, according to data from the Ministry of Science.
This figure corresponds to the closure of 3,760 classes.
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