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Two-fold increase in Syrian participants
During 2015, 37 100 people attended Norwegian language training and social studies for newly arrived immigrants - a 2 percent increase from 2014. A total of 4 500 of the participants were from Syria. This is nearly double the number from the previ...
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Free child care in Oslo
Reports 2016/36
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Education-specific labour force and demand in Norway in times of transition
Reports 2016/31
This report analyzes the demand for labour in Norway between 2014 and 2035, and whether this demand corresponds to the educational composition of the labour force.
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Lifelong learning 2008-2016
Reports 2016/29
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More than half of graduates are women
Most graduates from bachelor and master’s degree programmes are women in Norway and in most OECD countries. In a majority of OECD countries, more men than women hold a doctoral degree.
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Former participants in the Introduction programme 2009-2013
Reports 2016/24
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Household payments in kindergartens, January 2016
Reports 2016/21
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Quasi-experimental estimates of targeted learning support on student achievement
Reports 2016/08
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Facts about education in Norway 2016
In «Facts About Education in Norway 2016» you can find figures on virtually every form of education in the country – from kindergarten to university.
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Lifelong learning 2008-2015
Reports 2016/01
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In Norway women have the highest education, but the lowest wages
If you happen to be a tertiary educated woman in Norway, your average wage is 75 per cent of that of a similarly educated man. The wage gap between Swedish women and men is less prominent.
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Student life and economic conditions
Reports 2015/50
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Labour Market Projections for Teachers
Reports 2015/41
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Norwegian language training and employment among immigrants granted residence permit in 2009
Reports 2015/38
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The introduction programme of newly arrived immigrants – a study of results
Reports 2015/36
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