Improves One Indicator: More Young Argentines Finished Secondary School, Although Specialists Make Two Warnings
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The number grew 12.7 percentage points in a decade the group from 19 to 25 years; the gap by social origin and the learning deficit, in the eyes of experts
According to a report by Argentines for Education and FLACSO, 74.6% of young people aged 19-24 completed secondary school in 2024, behind Peru, Chile, Ecuador and Colombia. Among other points, the report highlights that socio-economic inequality remains the main determinant. 74.6% of young Argentines aged 19-24 completed secondary school in 2024, a proportion that grew 12.7 percentage points in the last decade—in 2014 it was 61.9%—, according to…
According to one report, 75% of high school students graduate from school in Argentina, a percentage considered low in relation to other countries in the region. “In Argentina, the proportion of young people between 19 and 24 years of age who have complete secondary education grew 12.7 points between 2014 and 2024,” said a report by the Argentine Educational Organization. But the country’s location is still far from the top, as it is in fifth pl…
According to a report by Argentines for Education, the proportion grew more than 10 percentage points in the last decade. However, the possibilities of completing the school remain directly linked to the economic situation.
Only 3 Out of 4 Young People Finish High School in Argentina and the Country Was Fifth in the Region
Argentina improved its terminality levels in secondary school during the last decade, but still remains below several countries in the region. According to a report prepared by Argentines for education together with FLACSO specialists, 74.6% of young people aged 19-24 completed secondary school, a growth of 12.7 percentage points compared to 2014. The survey, which compares the situation of nine Latin American countries between 2014 and 2024, pl…
Although between 2014 and 2024 secondary terminality improved in the nine Latin American countries analyzed, and at all socio-economic levels, gaps persist. In Argentina, while 92% of young people with the highest income complete secondary income, 60% of those with the lowest income do. The same gap that, on average, crosses the region. In Argentina, the proportion of young people between 19 and 24 years of age who have complete secondary educat…
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