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Statistics on educational institutions

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2.8Statistics on educational institutions

Last update: 2 August 2024

Statistics on Educational Institutions

This section provides the most recent available data on the number of educational institutions from pre-primary to post-secondary non-tertiary education level (ISCED levels 0-4). Statistics on numbers and characteristics of higher education institutions can be found in the European Tertiary Education Register. A general overview of the categories of institutions providing publicly-subsidised adult education and training can be found in the chapter on adult education. The notes below the tables provide methodological explanations necessary for a good interpretation of data.
 

Type of educational institution

ISCED levels

Main orientation of the programmes provided

Number of educational institutions

Total

Public

Government-dependent private

Private independent

Kindergartens

0

3155

2795

360

0

Primary schools, grades 1-9

1, 2

General

1492

1314

178

0

Primary schools, grades 1-4

1

General

565

533

32

0

Primary schools, grades 5-9

2

General

3

2

1

0

Primary schools, total

1, 2

General

2060

1849

211

0

Gymnasiums

2, 3

General

218

135

83

0

secondary sports schools 

3

General, Vocational

15

8

7

0

Conservatories

2, 3

Vocational

17

6

11

0

Secondary vocational schools

2, 3, 4

Vocational

400

88

312

0

School of applied arts

3

Vocational

19

9

10

0

Source: Slovak Centre of Scientific and Technical Information, 2024. Education statistical yearbook 2023.

Terminology:

The 2018 version of the Unesco/OECD/Eurostat Manual on concepts, definitions and classification can be consulted for the definitions of regular education (p.10); general and vocational programmes of education (p.19); as well as public institution, government-dependent private institution and private independent institution (pp. 24-26).