09.09.2008 - Share of Czech university graduates slightly grows - OECD
While the OECD average is 27 percent, only 14 percent of Czechs have university education, says the report whose Czech version was published by representatives of the Czech Education Ministry and the Institute for Information on Education (UIV).The share of university graduates grew also last year when it reached 13 percent, which was exactly one-half Czech Foreign Minister to receive his Kosovo counterpart ...
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(Ceske Noviny)
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