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Statistical Indicators on Philippine Development  

Chapter on Education

Goal: To reduce poverty through improved education and youth opportunities.

 

Strategy/Target Indicator Accomplishments versus Targets Performance
Basic Education

Net enrolment ratio at the elementary level will increase to 91.0% in SY 2005-2006 and 93.0% in SY 2010-2011

Net enrolment ratio at the elementary level

 

Source: DepEd

Chart

The net enrolment ratio at the elementary level showed a fluctuating trend with the 2010 target not likely to be attained.

Net enrolment ratio at the secondary level will increase to 67.5% in SY 2005-2006 and 83.7% in SY 2010-2011

Net enrolment ratio at the secondary level

 

Source: DepEd

Chart

The net enrolment ratio at the secondary level has exhibited minimal changes since SY 2004-06 and remains far from the 2010 target.

 

Cohort survival rate at the elementary level will increase to 73.0% in SY 2005-2006 and 78.0% in SY 2010-2011

Cohort survival rate at the elementary level

 

Source: DepEd

Chart

The cohort survival rate at the elementary level is generally increasing and the target is likely to be attained.

 

Cohort survival rate at the secondary level will increase to 68.0% in SY 2005-2006 and 71.5% in SY 2010-2011

Cohort survival rate at the secondary level

 

Source: DepEd

Chart

Cohort survival rate at the secondary level experienced increments starting in in SY 2006-2007, and hovering near the 80 percent mark, thereby exceeding the target in the last five years, except in
SY 2005-06

Dropout rate at the elementary level will decrease to 5.5% in SY 2005-2006 and 4.3% in SY 2010-2011

Dropout rate at the elementary level

 

Source: DepEd

Chart

Dropout rate at the elementary level showed big improvement in SY 2006-2007 but remained at around 6 percent since then but still higher than the target.

 

Dropout rate at the secondary level will decrease to 11.2% in SY 2005-2006 and 8.1% in SY 2010-2011

Dropout rate at the secondary level

 

Source: DepEd

Chart

Dropout rate at the secondary level improved starting from SY 2006-2007 and remained at around 8 percent in the succeeding years; thus, the target has been attained.

Maintain a classroom-pupil/student ratio at an average of 1:50

Number of pupils per classroom at the elementary level

 

Source: DepEd

Chart

The target number of pupils per classroom has already been achieved at the elementary level since the start of the plan period.

 

 

Number of students per classroom at the secondary level

 

Source: DepEd

Chart

The number of students per classroom at the secondary level showed minimal changes in the past five years, thus remaining away from the target.

 

Close the classroom gap; 6,000 classrooms built per year

Number of classrooms built

 

Source: DepEd

Chart

Construction of more classrooms was vigorousy pursued, thus, exceeding the target since
SY 2004-2005.

 

Maintain a 1:1 textbook-pupil/student ratio

Number of textbooks per pupil/student in key subject areas at the elementary and secondary level

 

Source: DepEd

Chart

The number of textbooks per pupil/student for both levels was maintained as targetted

 

Maintain a 1:50 teacher-pupil/student ratio

Number of pupils/students per teacher at the elementary and secondary level

 

Source: DepEd

Chart

Number of pupils/students per teacher for both levels maintained but lower since the start of the plan period.

 

       
Technical Vocational Education and Training
1 million persons trained annually

Number of persons trained per year

 

Source: TESDA

Chart

The number of persons trained on technical vocational skills steadily increased and went beyond the target from 2005 to 2007, but dropped by 44.4 percent in 2008.

29 training regulations developed and promulgated by 2005

Number of training regulations developed and promulgated

 

Source: TESDA

Chart

The target number of training regulations developed and promulgated has been met since 2005 but posted a big drop in 2008, which is still beyond
the target.

At least 50% certification rate annually

Certification rate

 

Source: TESDA

Chart

Certification rate on an increasing trend and target already achieved, except in 2005.

 

1,000 TVET programs registered annually

Number of TVET programs registered

 

Source: TESDA

Chart

Number of TVET programs registered far above the target during the plan period.

 

At least P50M additional funding for TVET budget annually

Annual budget allocated to Technical Vocational Education and Training (TVET)

 

Source: TESDA

Chart

Higher budget allocated to TVET continously increasing thru the plan period.

 

13,800 PESFA slots for 2005 and 34,500 PESA slots per year from 2006 to 2010

Number of PESFA slots

 

Source: TESDA

Chart

The target number of available PESFA slots was met only in 2005, but remained below the target in succeeding years despite the big jump in 2008. less than the target in the succeeding years.

       
Higher Education
42,600 scholarships in priority courses annually

Number of higher education scholars in priority courses

 

Source: CHED

Chart

Scholarships provided in higher education met targets in the last three academic years.

 

Proportion of HEI faculty with Master's degree will increase from 30.0% in AY 2004-2005 to 60.0% by AY 2010-2011

Proportion of HEI faculty with Master's degree

 

Source: CHED

Chart

Proportion of faculty with Master's degree has been consistently at 35% and far below achieving the 2010-11 target

 

Proportion of HEI faculty with Doctorate degree will increase from 9.0% in AY 2004-2005 to 18.0% by AY 2010-2011

Proportion of HEI faculty with Doctorate degree

 

Source: CHED

Chart

Proportion of faculty with doctorate degrees remained almost unchanged at 10% and almost 8 points short of target for 2010-11

 

       

 

Posted: 28 July 2009.

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