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More and more people with higher education
Half of school drop-outs find a job after leaving school
Largest rise for spending on secondary vocational education
Fewer teachers start teaching straight after qualifying
More young women trained in a specific discipline
Stricter exam requirements would lower pass rates substantially
More loans granted to students
Fewer than half of highly educated employed in private sector
Career choice in pre-vocational secondary education: economics popular among non-western groups
Large discrepancies between parental contributions in secondary education
115 schools too close to busy roads
Municipalities invest less in school accommodation
Native Dutch pupils in practical vmbo tracks more likely to stay down a year
Students with foreign background in higher education doubled in twelve years
Revised version: One in twenty pupils drop out
Half of public education governed by independent body
University study not always based on secondary school profile
More young people with basic qualification in urban areas
Education matrix 2005
One in twenty pupils drop out
Young women better educated than young men
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