World Inequality Database on Education - Youth literacy rate - Egypt

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Dataset

Access and completion

Primary completion rate Lower secondary completion rate Upper secondary completion rate Out-of-school children Out-of-school adolescents Out-of-school youth Mean years of education Never been to school Less than 2 years of schooling Less than 4 years of schooling Over-age primary school attendance Transition rate to lower secondary school Transition rate to upper secondary school Higher education attendance Tertiary completion rate

Learning

Youth literacy rate Learning achievement in reading (Early grades)Learning achievement in mathematics (End of lower secondary)Learning achievement in science (End of lower secondary)

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Percentage of young people aged 15-24 who can read a simple sentence

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