Ghana: social mobility index on education 2020

In 2020, Ghana registered a score of 32.1 in the social mobility index on education quality and equity. The highest points were achieved when considering the ratio of pupils per teacher in primary education, at 42.5. Ghana had more than 168 thousand primary school teachers as of 2019. Furthermore, the educational quality and equity score was lowest when considering pupils per teacher in pre-primary education, which reached 20.7 points.

Social mobility index based on education quality and equity in Ghana as of 2020, by component

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Release date

January 2020

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Region

Ghana

Survey time period

2020

Special properties

pillar 3

Supplementary notes

The Global Social Mobility Index is an aggregate index score calculated based on a selection of indicators that measure a country's social mobility. The areas measured include health, education, technology, work, social protection, and inclusive institutions. The aggregation of indicators in these focus areas allows to calculate a "progress score" which ranges from 0 to 100; the higher the score, the more that particular economy provides equal opportunities for social advancement.

Data for children below the minimum proficiency, social diversity in schools, and percentage of disadvantaged students in school which report a lack of education material were not provided by the source.

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