Capturing the latest evidence on the evolution of Europe's education and training systems.

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Capturing the latest evidence on the evolution of Europe's education and training systems

Education and Training Monitor 2015 ResearchPolicy

1.Educational poverty and spending cuts: challenges for the education sector 2.Education attainment levels of young people across Europe 3.Policy levers for inclusiveness, quality and relevance

"Among the societal challenges that Europe faces, the greatest one lies in reducing educational poverty."

Failing to reach a minimum threshold

Underachievement in maths: 22.1% on average across the EU 2020 target: below 15%

Bottom socio-economic quarter Country average Top socio-economic quarter

Underachievement in the bottom socio-economic quarter: 36.6%

Below 15% in not a single Member State

Amongst more than half of the 15 year- olds in BG, CY, RO, EL, SK and HU

Early childhood education and care

Educational poverty is high, and spread disproportionately across our societies Despite the need for public education investment, we see consecutive spending cuts in a number of Member States

Strengthening the evidence-base Mutual learning through evidence-based policy coordination Concrete policy levers to improve inclusiveness, quality and relevance

Male early school leaving rates are at least twice as high as those of women in CY, LV, LU, SI, PL and EE.

Those born abroad are on average twice as likely to leave the education and training system early when compared to native- born individuals.

10.3% average

Highest level of education attained (30-34 year-olds)

Tertiary graduates

Upper secondary qualifications

One in four employed tertiary has a job traditionally qualification require a graduates that would not tertiary

Overqualification amongst higher education graduates

Share of HEIs offering MOOCs

Adult participation in learning

inclusiveness quality relevance

quality relevance inclusiveness

quality relevance

inclusiveness quality relevance

inclusiveness quality relevance

inclusiveness quality relevance

ec.europa.eu/education/monitor #etmonitor visualisation tool additional data lots of learning mobility foreign language learning participation in early childhood education and care 28 country reports household expenditure EU funds leaflet