Examples of using Primary completion in English and their translations into Arabic
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Landlocked developing countries have also shown significant improvement in primary completion rates, as 80 per cent of them have improved the primary completion rates over the period 2000-2008.
countries are set to achieve universal primary schooling, only few countries are expected to meet the goals for primary completion rates and young adult literacy rates.
However, the primary completion rate was at 50.1 per cent during the same period,
reaching the last grade, and primary completion.
Progress in guaranteeing that children stay in school has also stalled since 2009, when primary completion rates peaked at about 90 per cent for developing countries as a whole.
It recommends strengthened cooperation among institutions concerned with the collection of educational data; national capacity-building in educational statistics; development of a sound measurement of primary completion rates; and regular reporting on progress by the EFA global monitoring team.
The" survival rate" to grade 5-- the percentage of those enrolling in primary school who eventually reach grade 5-- is often used as a proxy for primary completion, since children who reach grade 5 are less likely to revert to illiteracy on leaving school.
Primary completion rate.
(b) Primary completion rate.
Primary completion rate, both sexes.
Annex 12 Primary completion rate by gender.
MDG2: Primary Completion Rate(% of relevant age group).
B An alternative indicator under development is" primary completion rate".
A Primary completion rates correspond to school years ending in the years for which data are presented.
Although the primary enrolment rate has been improving, the primary completion rate is an area of concern.
Yet, they must now pay particular attention to improving the quality of education, with focus on primary completion rates.
Primary completion rates in Africa are still low: only six countries recorded
While African countries continue to make advancements toward universal primary school enrolment, these are yet to translate into increased primary completion rates.
Primary Education(Goal 2): African countries are likely to meet primary education enrollment targets, but must consolidate efforts for primary completion rates.
UNICEF also supported the adoption of the universal primary completion strategy of the Ministry of Education, which sets the overall framework for primary education in Timor-Leste.