OECD-Studie: In Deutschland Ist Der Anteil Von MINT-Absolventen Besonders Hoch
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OECD Director Andreas Schleicher spoke at ZIB 2 about the large construction sites in the Austrian education system.
The lack of teachers is an urgent problem in German schools, as a new OECD study shows, but the education system also has strengths.
Overall, Germany is quite good in terms of education. In comparison with all OECD countries, the Federal Republic of Germany even leads with degrees in MINT subjects. However, the proportion of young people without qualifications or training has also increased.
An international comparison of education systems shows that Germany can do a lot well, but there are major challenges.
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