Education at a Glance 2009: OECD Indicators by OECD Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development

By OECD Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development

The 2009 variation of schooling at a look: OECD signs permits nations to determine themselves within the mild of alternative nations functionality. It presents a wealthy, related and up to date array of signs at the functionality of schooling platforms and represents the consensus pondering on the right way to degree the present country of schooling across the world. the indications examine who participates in schooling, what's spent on it and the way schooling platforms function and on the effects accomplished. The latter comprises signs on quite a lot of results, from comparisons of scholars functionality in key topic components to the influence of schooling on profits and on adults probabilities of employment. New fabric during this variation contains first effects from the OECD instructing and studying foreign Survey (TALIS) on instructor practices in addition to instructor appraisal and feedback; an research of the social advantages of education; information on long term unemployment and involuntary part-time paintings between younger adults; a overview of tendencies in attainment; data at the incentives to take a position in schooling which express the advantages of schooling in greenback quantity throughout OECD nations; and a photo of excellence in schooling for 15-year-olds, in accordance with findings from the PISA examine. The ExcelTM spreadsheets used to create the tables and charts during this e-book can be found through the StatLinks published during this booklet. The tables and charts, in addition to the total OECD on-line schooling Database, are freely on hand through the OECD schooling site at www.oecd.org/edu/eag2009. A condensed model of this book is additionally to be had: Highlights from schooling at a look 2009.

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ISCO is the most widely used classification system for grouping occupations according to the tasks and duties involved. The ISCO system is maintained by the International Labour Organisation (ILO). The ISCO system facilitates international communication regarding jobs, makes international comparisons possible, and serves as a model for the development of national occupation classification systems. In the ISCO system, an occupation is classified into one of nine major groups, and then into sub-groups.

In Norway, the difference between 25-34 year-olds and 55-64 year-olds is 7 percentage points; in Korea it is 59 percentage points. In almost all countries, 25-34 year-olds have higher tertiary attainment levels than the generation about to leave the labour market (55-64 year-olds). On average across OECD countries, 34% of the younger cohort has completed tertiary education, compared with 20% of the oldest cohort, while the average for the total population of 25-64 year-olds is 28%. The expansion of tertiary education differs substantially among countries.

The analysis in Indicator A1 is at the major group level. Like other international classification systems, ISCO changes only when major revisions are carried out. This means that ISCO does not fully capture changes in the labour market over time. Occupations evolve, as do their competency requirements. Some types of occupations disappear and others appear. The nature of these new occupations is not always fully described in the ISCO classification system. Accordingly, time series comparisons using the ISCO system should be interpreted with caution, considering the limitations of a static classification system.

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