Education > Hours of instruction for pupils aged 10: Countries Compared

DEFINITION: Intended hours of instruction per year for 10 year olds in public educational institutions. Data for 2000.

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#	COUNTRY	AMOUNT	DATE
1	ThailandThailand	1,200 hours	2000
2	ChileChile	1,140 hours	2000
3	IndonesiaIndonesia	1,120 hours	2000
4	PhilippinesPhilippines	1,067 hours	2000
5	EgyptEgypt	1,053 hours	2000
6	IndiaIndia	1,051 hours	2000
7	ItalyItaly	1,020 hours	2000
8	AustraliaAustralia	987 hours	2000
9	New ZealandNew Zealand	985 hours	2000
10	MalaysiaMalaysia	964 hours	2000
11	TunisiaTunisia	960 hours	2000
12	JamaicaJamaica	950 hours	2000
13	JordanJordan	945 hours	2000
14	IrelandIreland	941 hours	2000
15	GreeceGreece	928 hours	2000
16	RussiaRussia	893 hours	2000
17	HungaryHungary	867 hours	2000
18	PortugalPortugal	842 hours	2000
19	DenmarkDenmark	810 hours	2000
20	FranceFrance	802 hours	2000
=21	BrazilBrazil	800 hours	2000
=21	MexicoMexico	800 hours	2000
23	TurkeyTurkey	796 hours	2000
24	SpainSpain	795 hours	2000
25	GermanyGermany	774 hours	2000
26	ChinaChina	771 hours	2000
27	NorwayNorway	770 hours	2000
28	JapanJapan	761 hours	2000
=29	ZimbabweZimbabwe	753 hours	2000
=29	ParaguayParaguay	753 hours	2000
31	SwedenSweden	741 hours	2000
32	Czech RepublicCzech Republic	738 hours	2000
33	ArgentinaArgentina	729 hours	2000
34	IcelandIceland	700 hours	2000
35	FinlandFinland	684 hours	2000
36	UruguayUruguay	455 hours	2000
=37	AustriaAustria	0.0	2000
=37	NetherlandsNetherlands	0.0	2000

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5 of the top 6 countries by hours of instruction for pupils aged 10 are Hot countries.
Chile ranked first for hours of instruction for pupils aged 10 amongst High income OECD countries in 2000.
Australia ranked first for hours of instruction for pupils aged 10 amongst Non-religious countries in 2000.
Italy ranked first for hours of instruction for pupils aged 10 amongst European Union in 2000.
Japan ranked last for hours of instruction for pupils aged 10 amongst Group of 7 countries (G7) in 2000.
Thailand ranked first for hours of instruction for pupils aged 10 amongst Emerging markets in 2000.
Netherlands ranked second last for hours of instruction for pupils aged 10 amongst Eurozone in 2000.
Egypt ranked first for hours of instruction for pupils aged 10 amongst Heavily indebted countries in 2000.
17 of the bottom 25 countries by hours of instruction for pupils aged 10 are European.
Greece ranked second for hours of instruction for pupils aged 10 amongst NATO countries in 2000.