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Organisation for Economic Co‑operation and Development

7 stories in the last days

  1. Only 13.4% of Portuguese teachers satisfied with salary, lowest in OECD
    • Only 13.4% of Portuguese teachers are satisfied with their salary, the lowest rate among OECD countries.
    6 sources

  2. Portugal spends less per student on higher education than other levels
    • Em 2023, Portugal gastou 10.206 euros por estudante, abaixo da média da OCDE de 11.962 euros.
    6 sources

  3. Portuguese secondary school non-completion rate drops to 15% by 2025
    • According to the OECD report, 36% of the Portuguese population has not completed secondary education.
    4 sources

  4. Portugal’s teaching workforce ages as class sizes grow
    • Portugal has one of the oldest teaching forces among OECD countries, with a high share of teachers over 55.
    2 sources

  5. OECD report highlights staffing challenges and incentives for teachers
    • Renascença reports that fewer children, older teachers and a shortage of staff constitute the new challenge for schools according to the OECD report.
    • An OECD report notes that a lack of teachers is a cross‑country challenge and that competitive salaries and public recognition make the profession more attractive.
    2 sources

  6. OECD reports rapid student growth and higher class crowding in Israel
    • According to a new OECD report, the number of students in Israel is growing at the fastest rate among OECD countries.
    • An OECD education report finds that class crowding in Israeli primary and middle schools is 32% higher than the OECD average.
    2 sources

  7. The OECD report says starting salaries for teachers in Israel are 27 % lower than in other OECD nations
    1 source
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