Education in Qatar 3,008 indicators covering education for Qatar. IndicatorLatest Year10-yr change Rank Adult illiterate population, 15+ years, female 25,509 number 2017 up 11.7% 69th Number of pre-primary education enrolments 50,803 2024 up 34.3% 57th Percentage of teachers in early childhood education who are female 99.8% 2024 down 0.2% 26th Youth illiterate population, 15-24 years, male 17,628 number 2017 up 99.3% 48th Youth illiterate population, 15-24 years, both sexes 21,164 number 2017 up 123.1% 56th Youth illiterate population, 15-24 years, female 3,536 number 2017 up 451.6% 62nd Average years of schooling 10 years 2020 up 18.6% 73rd Percentage of enrolment in early childhood education programmes in 13.9% 2024 down 20.0% 148th Pupils per qualified teacher in primary education 12.07 pupils per teacher 2024 up 8.4% 99th Theoretical duration of post-secondary non-tertiary education 1 years 2019 unchanged 105th Repetition rate in Grade 6 of primary education, female 0.4% 2023 down 85.1% 94th Population, ages 3-5, female 20,206 2015 up 14.1% 158th Population, ages 3-5, male 21,292 2015 up 13.5% 158th Population, ages 3-5, total 41,498 2015 up 13.8% 158th Population, ages 4-6, female 20,222 2015 up 15.9% 158th Population, ages 4-6, male 21,305 2015 up 15.5% 158th Population, ages 4-6, total 41,527 2015 up 15.7% 158th Population, ages 5-9, female 33,213 2015 up 17.5% 158th Population, ages 5-9, male 34,959 2015 up 18.1% 158th Population, ages 5-9, total 68,172 2015 up 17.8% 158th Population, ages 5-10, female 39,590 2015 up 17.6% 158th Population, ages 5-10, male 41,676 2015 up 18.5% 158th Population, ages 5-10, total 81,266 2015 up 18.0% 158th Population, ages 5-11, female 45,841 2015 up 17.5% 158th Population, ages 5-11, male 48,306 2015 up 18.6% 158th Population, ages 5-11, total 94,147 2015 up 18.0% 158th Population, ages 6-9, female 26,462 2015 up 17.9% 158th Population, ages 6-9, male 27,845 2015 up 18.8% 158th Population, ages 6-9, total 54,307 2015 up 18.3% 158th Population, ages 6-10, female 32,839 2015 up 17.9% 158th Population, ages 6-10, male 34,562 2015 up 19.1% 158th Population, ages 6-10, total 67,401 2015 up 18.5% 158th Population, ages 6-11, female 39,090 2015 up 17.7% 158th Population, ages 6-11, male 41,192 2015 up 19.1% 158th Population, ages 6-11, total 80,282 2015 up 18.4% 158th Population, ages 6-12, female 45,223 2015 up 17.6% 158th Population, ages 6-12, male 47,702 2015 up 19.2% 158th Population, ages 6-12, total 92,925 2015 up 18.4% 158th Population, ages 7-9, female 19,739 2015 up 18.1% 158th Population, ages 7-9, male 20,765 2015 up 19.3% 158th Population, ages 7-9, total 40,504 2015 up 18.7% 158th Population, ages 7-10, female 26,116 2015 up 18.0% 158th Population, ages 7-10, male 27,482 2015 up 19.6% 158th Population, ages 7-10, total 53,598 2015 up 18.8% 158th Population, ages 7-11, female 32,367 2015 up 17.8% 158th Population, ages 7-11, male 34,112 2015 up 19.5% 158th Population, ages 7-11, total 66,479 2015 up 18.7% 158th Population, ages 7-12, female 38,500 2015 up 17.7% 158th Population, ages 7-12, male 40,622 2015 up 19.5% 158th Population, ages 7-12, total 79,122 2015 up 18.6% 158th Population, ages 7-13, female 44,535 2015 up 17.8% 159th Population, ages 7-13, male 46,964 2015 up 19.9% 159th Population, ages 7-13, total 91,499 2015 up 18.9% 159th Population, ages 10-14, female 30,747 2015 up 18.3% 160th Population, ages 10-14, male 32,363 2015 up 21.5% 160th Population, ages 10-14, total 63,110 2015 up 19.9% 160th Population, ages 10-15, female 36,610 2015 up 19.2% 161st Population, ages 10-15, male 38,397 2015 up 22.7% 160th Population, ages 10-15, total 75,007 2015 up 21.0% 160th Population, ages 10-16, female 42,379 2015 up 20.1% 161st ← Previous Page 23 of 51 Next →