SA Barometer 2013: Chapter 3 Education and Trainin...
SA Barometer 2013: Chapter 3 Education and Training
Date: July 14, 2014
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Key points
South Africa ranks first in the education sector with an SGDI score of 100%
The CSC score for the country is at 78% and this could be attributed to the lack of delivery on basic educational needs of learners.
Gender parity has been reached in primary, secondary and tertiary school level
Gender Based Violence in schools is a serious problem; many pupils suffer high levels of physical and sexual violence in schools.
There is no clear programme to reintegrate girls who become pregnant.
Retention is an issue; girls drop out due to teenage pregnancy, early marriage and HIV/AIDS. Girls tend to be responsible for caring for sick family members.
The Education sector received an allocation of 20% of the country’s 2013 national budget.
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