Spain Loses Students in Classrooms but Increases Its Teacher Workforce
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We have not yet recovered from the catastrophic conclusions left to us by the PISA report and the OECD has already published a new study (Education at a Glance 2026), which also does not show too positive figures in its analysis of Spain. One of the most striking data revealed by the analysis is the divergence observed in Primary between the number of students enrolled and the size of teaching staff. Between 2015 and 2024, Spain experienced a de…
In Primary there are 5% less than a decade ago, while teachers have increased by 9%. It improves the educational level, but one in four young people does not complete studies beyond the ESO.
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One in four young Spaniards aged 25 to 34 has a maximum of ESO. That is to say, they have not completed high school or middle school. The percentage has dropped almost 10 percentage points in the last decade, from 34% in 2015 to 25% in 2025, but it continues to double the average of the OECD countries, located at 12%. This is one of the data included in the report 'Panorama de la Educación 2026', published on Tuesday by the OECD, an economic org…
Twenty-five per cent of Spaniards aged 25 to 34 have not reached this level of education, compared with 12 per cent on average among the organization ' s countries.
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