Brazil Invests One Third of the OECD Average per Student in Education
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Classroom in Brazil AT Archives Annually, Brazil spends US$ 5,000 (about R$ 26 thousand) for each public school student from the 1st to the 5th grade of elementary school. This figure does not represent 40% of the US$ 13.4 thousand disbursed by the OECD average (Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development). It is what shows the report "Education at a Glance 2026", released on Tuesday (29) with data from 2023. What goes into the account…
Report points out that the country has a low proportion of adults with higher education and high rates of "nem-nem" youth -- who do not study or work
OECD Education Panorama study measured spending from 38 countries, including Brazil; Luxembourg is the country that spends the most on students
Data show difference in funding per student, although country has a higher share of GDP to education than the average organization
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