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1.15 Educational planning

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Economics of education

Narrower Term
NT1 Education and development
NT1 Education and employment
UF Education labour market relationship
    NT2 Educated unemployment
    UF Graduate unemployment
    NT2 Transition from school to work
    UF Entry into working life
NT1 Educational demand
NT1 Educational efficiency
UF Educational cost effectiveness, Performance (education)
    NT2 Educational input
    NT2 Educational output
    NT2 Teacher supply
        NT3 Teacher employment
        NT3 Teacher shortage
NT1 Educational finance
UF Educational financing
    NT2 Educational budgets
    NT2 Educational costs
    UF Educational expenditure
    NT2 Educational fees
    UF School fees, Tuition (USA)
NT1 Educational needs
NT1 Educational resources
    NT2 Educational financial resources
    NT2 Educational manpower
Educational planning
Used For
UF Educational plans

Educational programmes

Narrower Term
NT1 Adult education programmes
NT1 Exchange programmes
UF Educational exchange
    NT2 Student exchange
NT1 Instructional programmes
NT1 Literacy programmes
UF Literacy campaigns
    NT2 Postliteracy programmes
NT1 Reading programmes
Educational projects
Narrower Term
NT1 School mapping
UF School distribution, School location
    NT2 Class size
    NT2 School size
Educational statistics
Narrower Term
NT1 Educational attendance
UF Attendance rate
NT1 Educational forecasting
UF Educational futures
    NT2 Enrolment projections
NT1 Enrolment
UF Educational registration
    NT2 Educational wastage
        NT3 Dropout rate
        NT3 Repetition rate
NT1 Enrolment ratio
NT1 School age population
NT1 Student mobility
NT1 Student teacher ratio
UF Teacher student ratio

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