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Historic Buildings: France
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History: UK
Architecture: France
Education: Germany
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Vibrancy: UK
Tourist attractions: France
Historic Buildings: France - UK - Germany Cleaniless: Germany - UK - France History: UK - France - Germany Architecture: France - UK - Germany Education: UK - Germany - France Nightlife: UK - Germany - France Vibrancy: UK - France - Germany Tourist attractions: France - UK - Germany
Uk better education than Germany? lol, Its not even close, germany is far better than all other big european nations.
Uk better education than Germany? lol, Its not even close, germany is far better than all other big european nations.
Wake up call!! Do you have proof? According to Eurostat in the University World Newspaper released on 21 October 2013, it is Ireland which is the most educated country in the European Union out of all the 27 EU countries , since it has the highest ratio of people with higher education!
Report done by the European Union Statistical agency Eurostat.(2013)
Ireland - 51.1% Cyprus and Luxembourg - 49.6% Lithuania - 48.7% Britain - 47.1% Belgium - 43.9% France - 43.6% Spain - 40.1% Poland and Estonia - 39.1% Latvia - 37% Germany - 31.9%(which retains strong tradition of technical education) Bulgaria - 26.9% Czech Republic - 25.6% Malta - 22.4% Romania - 21.8% Italy - 21.7%
Ratio for women only in higher education
Ireland - 57.9%(highest) Romania - 23.2%(lowest)
You were probably uninformed of that fact as usual, lol. [/quote]
France, in all counts.
Your question is just like comparing Italy with Iowa.
Before the war everything was different, Germany had superb medieval cities, superb gothic cathedrals and beatiful cities like Berlin or Nuremberg.
1 Finland
2 Japan
3 South Korea
4 Netherlands
5 Estonia
6 Australia
7 Sweden
8 Poland
9 Czech Republic 10 Germany
11 Austria
12 Slovak Republic
13 Denmark 14 France
15 Canada
16 Norway
17 Ireland
18 Spain 19 England/N Ireland
20 United States
21 Italy
22 Cyprus Literacy for all adults
1 Japan
2 Finland
3 Netherlands
4 Sweden
5 Australia
6 Norway
7 Estonia
8 Slovak Republic
9 Flanders (Belgium)
10 Canada
11 Czech Republic
12 Denmark
13 South Korea 14 England/N Ireland
15 Germany
16 United States
17 Austria
18 Poland
19 Ireland 20 France
21 Spain
22 Italy Numeracy for people aged 16-24
1 Netherlands
2 Finland
3 Japan
4 Flanders (Belgium)
5 South Korea
6 Austria
7 Estonia
8 Sweden
9 Czech Republic
10 Slovak Republic 11 Germany
12 Denmark
13 Norway
14 Australia
15 Poland
16 Canada
17 Cyprus
18 Northern Ireland 19 France
20 Ireland 21 England
22 Spain
23 Italy
24 United States Numeracy for all adults
1 Japan
2 Finland
3 Sweden
4 Netherlands
5 Norway
6 Denmark
7 Slovak Republic
8 Flanders (Belgium)
9 Czech Republic
10 Austria 11 Germany
12 Estonia
13 Australia
14 Canada
15 South Korea 16 England/N Ireland
17 Poland 18 France
19 Ireland
20 United States
21 Italy
22 Spain
When It comes to 16-24 age group germany clearly wins over UK and France, specially the UK drops a lot in the age group of 16-24 comparing to adults, they are definitely not doing good things with young generations, unlike germans..
Interesting how Finland, Japan and the Netherlands are in the top 4 of all the lists.
Indeed, although these education rankings certainly aren't very reliable. One recently put the UK in the top 6 globally. Actually, their most recent ranking is quite a contrast from their other ones, which didn't place the UK quite as poorly.
Indeed, although these education rankings certainly aren't very reliable. One recently put the UK in the top 6 globally. Actually, their most recent ranking is quite a contrast from their other ones, which didn't place the UK quite as poorly.
Uk is similar to Us in this regard considering it has some of the best universities (elitism) but primary and secondary eucation fade always middle to bottom table among developed countries. And Its not only 1 survey but almost everyone I've seen from oecd.
Wake up call!! Do you have proof? According to Eurostat in the University World Newspaper released on 21 October 2013, it is Ireland which is the most educated country in the European Union out of all the 27 EU countries , since it has the highest ratio of people with higher education!
Report done by the European Union Statistical agency Eurostat.(2013)
Ireland - 51.1% Cyprus and Luxembourg - 49.6% Lithuania - 48.7% Britain - 47.1% Belgium - 43.9% France - 43.6% Spain - 40.1% Poland and Estonia - 39.1% Latvia - 37% Germany - 31.9%(which retains strong tradition of technical education) Bulgaria - 26.9% Czech Republic - 25.6% Malta - 22.4% Romania - 21.8% Italy - 21.7%
Ratio for women only in higher education
Ireland - 57.9%(highest) Romania - 23.2%(lowest)
You were probably uninformed of that fact as usual, lol.
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id take that top spot stat with a pinch of salt , irish third level institutes are ridden with left wing idealogys , as such a huge percentage of graduates have meaningless degrees - diplomas in the likes of gender studies and womens history etc , the result is plenty of people to spout meaningless platitudes about equality on our left wing media outlets but a complete famine of engineers and mathematicans
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Actually, their most recent ranking is quite a contrast from their other ones, which didn't place the UK quite as poorly.
