The pupil–teacher ratio in upper secondary education in Equatorial Guinea

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World Data Atlas Topics Education Pupil–Teacher Ratio

Equatorial Guinea the pupil–teacher ratio in upper secondary education was 14.87 ratio in 2000, down by 0.00% from the previous year.

The pupil–teacher ratio in upper secondary education in Africa
Eritrea	51.21 ratio in 2000	WB
Chad	25.48 ratio in 2000	WB
Mali	24.26 ratio in 2000	WB
Mauritania	24.04 ratio in 2000	WB
Senegal	20 ratio in 2000	WB
Ghana	18.47 ratio in 2000	WB
Benin	15.17 ratio in 2000	WB
Morocco	14.28 ratio in 2000	WB
Tunisia	14.25 ratio in 2000	WB

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The pupil–teacher ratio in upper secondary education in Equatorial Guinea

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