Lower fertility rates by age and higher educational attainment levels were noted among the women taking part in the study.

Figure 3 Educational attainment by ethnocultural origin

(c) Educational attainment (population aged 15 and above)2

Factors taken into consideration were occupation, educational attainment and disabled status.

(b) Establishing general higher educational courses

No details are available on educational attainment levels for male and female indigenous students.

In spite of high level educational attainment, women remained marginalized in the labour market.

The distance from home to the educational institution remains a consideration from the primary level to the higher educational levels.

Somalia Two years 18 months for graduates of higher educational institutions (AI).

Education also affects the inter generational formation of human capital, with the education of mothers influencing the educational attainment of children.

3 The literacy rate refers to the proportion of persons aged 15 and above with educational attainment at primary or above.

The effects of technology on workers occupational and wage prospects will continue to depend on their education for the foreseeable future. The higher the educational attainment level associated with an occupation s requirements, the lower the probability of its displacement by a smart machine.

There is also evidence of differences in terms of educational levels the higher the educational level, the greater the specialized care received.

Studies have shown that a mother's low educational attainment is the factor most consistently related to malnutrition among children in developing countries.

Active participation, higher education and establishment of educational systems for and by indigenous peoples

Private educational establishments may implement programmes of pre school, primary, secondary and higher education.

Higher levels of educational attainment improve overall economic wellbeing and prosperity, lower retirement burdens, and enhance social mobility and satisfaction. The unemployment rate for college graduates in the US, at 2.5 , is roughly one third the rate for those without a high school diploma.

With limited educational attainment, if not illiterate, unfamiliar with their rights and existing laws, immigrant women are most vulnerable to discrimination, exploitation and abuse.

(k) Support enrolment of indigenous persons in teacher training programmes, colleges and relevant higher educational institutions

That is, the higher one's intelligence or educational level, the less one is likely to be religious.

Active participation, higher education and establishment of educational systems for and by indigenous peoples 68 75 17

In recent years, women apos s educational level has tended to be higher than men apos s.

The Law On Higher Educational Establishments as well as other legal acts regulate the higher professional education of the second level and the awarding the respective qualifications.

In the academic year 2003 2004 there were 627 full time educational institutions providing general education, 38 educational institutions providing evening courses or distance learning, and 71 educational institutions providing vocational, higher vocational or specialised secondary education.

The costs of such higher education are borne by the State for the State and municipal educational establishments.

Employed women have significantly higher educational standards, but this is not reflected in gains in terms of employment, for women with secondary and higher education take low paid jobs.

373. The higher proportion of economically active women seems to be associated with an increase in their educational levels.

In the US, educational attainment levels are not keeping pace with technology s demands. The US ranks 11th among developed countries in high school graduation rates and is the only developed country in which the secondary school graduation rates of 25 34 year olds are no higher than those of 55 64 year olds.

To address the skills gap, the US must boost the educational attainment of current and future workers. That means investing more in education at all levels 160 in early childhood education programs, elementary and secondary schools, community colleges, trade school programs for specific jobs in specific sectors, and financial aid for higher education.

To address the skills gap, the US must boost the educational attainment of current and future workers. That means investing more in education at all levels in early childhood education programs, elementary and secondary schools, community colleges, trade school programs for specific jobs in specific sectors, and financial aid for higher education.

Bolivia would do well to follow the example of its eastern neighbor, Brazil, which has experienced a surge in educational and scientific investments since its democratization in the 1980 s. Rising educational attainment is helping to promote more technologically sophisticated exports as well.

Of every 100 women aged 15 or over, 19 have reached higher educational levels, while 18 have never attended school.

(c) its workforce has the lowest educational level (of the three analysed for their impact on the employment of women), and the women workers have a higher educational level than the men.

But perhaps this is irrelevant. Maybe better educated workers do their jobs more efficiently, in which case we will surely find a clear relationship between educational attainment and economic growth.

Improving educational attainment, particularly of girls, would also have an impact on population dynamics, since education is known to influence demographic behaviour with respect to nuptiality, fertility, health and migration.

This is visible in the educational profile of women in the EAP, one third of whom have acceded to higher education.

Persons who have graduated from higher educational institutions and completed a course in military education may be released from military service.

15. Requests the Secretary General to cooperate with the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization in its efforts to bring about the attainment of the objectives of the present resolution

20. Requests the Secretary General to cooperate with the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization in its efforts to bring about the attainment of the objectives of the present resolution

Very favourableUNDP Human Development Report 1996 ranks Canada first in world. (Human Development Index measures a country apos s achievements in terms of life expectancy, educational attainment and adjusted real income.)

15. States and law faculties of higher educational institutions are encouraged to include international law as a core subject in their curricula.

Moreover, this approach neglects the educational dividends that China will enjoy over the next 20 years, as the younger generation replaces older workers. As it stands, the rate of return adjusted educational attainment for Chinese aged 50 60 is half that of those aged 20 25.

A key element would be universal free university education, modeled on European systems. Paying for this educational reform would require higher tax rates.

The following levels of vocational education have been established in the Latvian educational system primary vocational education secondary vocational education higher professional education.

Citizens, who graduated from higher educational institutions but have not completed a course of military education, serve in the army for six months.