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Facts about education in Norway 2015
In which part of Norway do fewest children attend kindergarten? In which field of education is there an equal number of male and female students? This pamphlet presents main tables on education statistics, from kindergarten to university.
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Projections of population and labour force by education based on alternative assumptions about immigration
Reports 2014/31
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Competency profile in primary education
Reports 2014/30
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Pupils and students are older in Norway
In 2012, 15 per cent of pupils who completed an upper secondary study programme in Norway were over 25 years old; one of the highest rates in the OECD and somewhat higher than the average of 5 per cent.
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Survey of Adult Skills (PIAAC)
Reports 2014/29
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Household payments in kindergartens, January 2014
Reports 2014/24
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Imputation of missing data among immigrants in the Register of the Population's Level of Education (BU)
Documents 2014/27
This documentation describes a proposed method for imputing missing data among immigrants in the Register of the Population’s Level of Education (BU) in Norway.
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Former participants in the introduction programme for newly arrived immigrants 2007-2011
Reports 2014/15
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Facts about education in Norway 2014
This brochure contains key figures for education statistics in Norway. The statistics are based on figures for 2012.
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Immigrants and Norwegian-born to immigrant parents in lower secondary school
Reports 2013/65
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Education 2013
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The introduction scheme in the municipalities
Reports 2013/55
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Evaluating Free Preschool
Reports 2013/56
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First results from the program evaluation of the intensive training in Overgangsprosjeketet, Ny GIV
Reports 2013/54
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Forecasting demand and supply of labour by education
Reports 2013/48
In Norway, supply of labour by level of education has developed in line with demand for many years. At the same time unemployment rates and relative wages for different educational groups have been quite stable over time.
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