So I classify the people into three uneducated, little educated, surplus educated.

Educated women have smaller, healthier and better educated families.

Uneducated women have almost four times as many children as women with university, technical or higher education.

I'm not an educated man.

It found that 95 per cent were women, 45 per cent aged between 25 and 30, 26 per cent with primary education, 59 per cent with secondary, and 11 per cent with at least one semester of university education 60 per cent lived in open marriages and 31 per cent were married

education 7.9 8.9 4.1 6.8 40.0 43.1 41.5 39.1 6.5 1.8

This age rises with the level of education, from 19 for women with no education to 23 for those who have completed the secondary level.

From the standpoint of education, the most numerous group are people with primary education (52.2 per cent) followed by those with basic vocational education (19.8 per cent) and incomplete primary education (17.8 per cent).

So, here you all are, ostensibly educated people.

Of these, 328 are following a programme at ISCED level 2 96 individuals are attempting to improve their educational status by following a programme at ISCED level 6 or 7.

No education

Little educated, done this. Surplus educated, what are you going to do for the society?

A large proportion of persons registered as unemployed (28 ) have either basic education or their level of education is even below that while among the employed persons only 10.4 had basic education.

Education.

You have a certain education.

The population with access to secondary education does not exceed 20 per cent.

Almost a half of the male and female employed population has secondary education a third of urban workers have some level of primary education, and about a fifth (17 per cent of men and 21 per cent of women) have post secondary education (table 11.25).

The highest employment rate is among university educated people.

I got an education, sure.

Educated women marry later

They didn't keep the people who were educated.

the various population education topics

...as an educated person. OK.

Educated man who uses brains to circumvent the law.

Among the unemployed women, 16 had a higher education, 38 , a general secondary education, and 27 , secondary vocational training.

There also appears to be a division between the educated urban and relatively uneducated rural segments of the population.

Employees of educational establishments In accordance with the Law On Education a person who has a pedagogical education or who is in the process of acquiring pedagogical education that corresponds to the requirements of professional qualifications prescribed by the CM, has the right to work as a teacher.

The increasing proportion in the overall unemployed population of people with basic vocational education, as well as primary and incomplete primary education.

including education in human rights

We don't have much schooling.

He was a working man, had a fifth grade education.

Similarly, 25 per cent of the children of mothers with no education exhibit subnormal growth, as compared with 8 per cent of the children of mothers with higher education.

The commonest levels are primary and, to a lesser extent, secondary.

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The realization of the right to education, including education in human rights

The proportion of educated members of the population rose, particularly among females, whose entry to the labour market also rose accordingly.

Educated fella, that Mose.

Most of them have fairly good education.

Educated women have fewer children

I know you've been welleducated.

Educated at Wellington and Marlborough.

The right to education means that an individual has the possibility to receive education, to provide it for his children and to be free in the choice of that education.

(d) THE REALIZATION OF THE RIGHT TO EDUCATION, INCLUDING EDUCATION IN HUMAN RIGHTS

Recalling the World Declaration on Education for All Action to Meet Basic Learning Needs, adopted at Jomtien, Thailand, on 9 March 1990,

Educated women are more challenged in employment than uneducated ones.