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1.Political, Social and Economic Background and Trends

Last update: 8 February 2024

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1. Political, Social and Economic Background and Trends
2. Organisation and governance
3. Funding in education
4. Early childhood education and care
5. Primary education
6. Secondary and post-secondary non-tertiary education
7. Higher education
8. Adult education and training
9. Teachers and education staff
10. Management and other education staff
11. Quality assurance
12. Educational support and guidance
13. Mobility and internationalisation
14. Ongoing reforms and policy developments
15. Legislation and Official Policy Documents
16. Glossary

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