Examples of using Educational attainment in English and their translations into Polish
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Governments need to ensure that educational attainment levels are improved
Poland is pre-school education, a pre-requisite for good educational attainment and the development of social skills.
there are ongoing concerns about the educational attainment gap between those emerging with low
However, educational attainment levels of young people are lagging behind in some Member States, notably in Romania, the Czech Republic, Italy and Slovakia.
The OECD PIAAC survey also shows that educational attainment is closely correlated with proficiency in foundation skills,
Educational attainment in Europe falls short of what might be required to ensure that skills are available in the labour market
participation of adults in lifelong learning(16), educational attainment of the population(18) and returns to education
Educational attainment(the percentage of the population aged 20-24 with at least upper secondary education)
Although the increase in girls' educational attainment over recent decades has boosted female earning potential,
Low educational attainment of older workers(41.7% of 45-54 year olds with at most lower secondary level) reflects earlier under-investment in education,
There appears to be a North-South divide in educational attainment, with the highest rates of low-qualified people,
Urge Member States to take action to accommodate the rapidly increasing number of migrants to ensure that educational attainment translates to social mobility:
Low educational attainment, low rates of school completion
enhancing skills and educational attainment, reducing early school leaving,
although women have now surpassed men in educational attainment at a ratio of 60:40.
The majority had low educational attainment(N 103, 50.3% did not complete secondary education),
Data on the previous educational attainment of those in non-formal learning(figure 2)
face reduced earnings for the same work even though women today have higher educational attainment than men in most EU countries.
increases in GDP, educational attainment, and life span have forced industrialized world to grapple with something we would never had to deal with on a national scale: free time.
classes where the majority of pupils are Roma remains high, and the educational attainment of Roma pupils is lower than the national average.