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Table 6 Educational Level of Migrant Women in Slovenia (more than 15 y/o)
() () () () () ()
States of ex-Yugoslavia , , , , , ,
EU Member States , , , , , ,
Other European states ,
Africa , ,
South America
North and Central America
Asia
Australia and Oceania
Total
, ,
,
, , ,
Notes Column headings are as follows: (1) primary school or less, (2) high school, (3) university.
Based on data from Statistical Office of the Republic of Slovenia (https://www.stat.si).
was achieved by migrant women from the former Yugoslav countries: 53
accomplished no higher than primary school education, 37 high school and
10 university.
A closer look at the educational structure of the individual states of former
Yugoslavia (Table 7) reveals that there are no big differences when comparing
both observed years, and that more than a half of migrant women obtained
no higher than primary school education, more than one-third high school
and approximately one-tenth obtained university education. Among all mi-
grant women from former Yugoslav countries, the least educated are women
from Kosovo (64 finished primary school or less, 29 high school and only
7 university), while a relatively high educational level can be found among
women migrating from Serbia.
Table 7 Educational Level of Women from the States of ex-Yugoslavia (more than 15 y/o)
Bosnia and Herzegovina () () () ()
Montenegro () ()
Kosovo , , , ,
Macedonia , ,
Serbia
Total , ,
, , ,
, , , , , ,
, , , , , ,
, ,
Notes Column headings are as follows: (1) primary school or less, (2) high school, (3) university.
Based on data from Statistical Office of the Republic of Slovenia (https://www.stat.si).
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Table 6 Educational Level of Migrant Women in Slovenia (more than 15 y/o)
() () () () () ()
States of ex-Yugoslavia , , , , , ,
EU Member States , , , , , ,
Other European states ,
Africa , ,
South America
North and Central America
Asia
Australia and Oceania
Total
, ,
,
, , ,
Notes Column headings are as follows: (1) primary school or less, (2) high school, (3) university.
Based on data from Statistical Office of the Republic of Slovenia (https://www.stat.si).
was achieved by migrant women from the former Yugoslav countries: 53
accomplished no higher than primary school education, 37 high school and
10 university.
A closer look at the educational structure of the individual states of former
Yugoslavia (Table 7) reveals that there are no big differences when comparing
both observed years, and that more than a half of migrant women obtained
no higher than primary school education, more than one-third high school
and approximately one-tenth obtained university education. Among all mi-
grant women from former Yugoslav countries, the least educated are women
from Kosovo (64 finished primary school or less, 29 high school and only
7 university), while a relatively high educational level can be found among
women migrating from Serbia.
Table 7 Educational Level of Women from the States of ex-Yugoslavia (more than 15 y/o)
Bosnia and Herzegovina () () () ()
Montenegro () ()
Kosovo , , , ,
Macedonia , ,
Serbia
Total , ,
, , ,
, , , , , ,
, , , , , ,
, ,
Notes Column headings are as follows: (1) primary school or less, (2) high school, (3) university.
Based on data from Statistical Office of the Republic of Slovenia (https://www.stat.si).
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