The pupil–teacher ratio in upper secondary education in the Marshall Islands

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World Data Atlas Topics Education Pupil–Teacher Ratio

The pupil–teacher ratio in upper secondary education of Marshall Islands fell gradually from 17.53 ratio in 1999 to 12.48 ratio in 2009.

The pupil–teacher ratio in upper secondary education in Oceania
Kiribati	19.01 ratio in 2008	WB
Samoa	18.57 ratio in 2009	WB
Fiji	17.13 ratio in 2008	WB
Vanuatu	14.82 ratio in 2000	WB
Palau	14.35 ratio in 2000	WB
New Zealand	13.77 ratio in 2009	WB
Tonga	13.32 ratio in 1999	WB

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The pupil–teacher ratio in upper secondary education in the Marshall Islands

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