Chart 2
High school graduation rate for students younger than 25 years of age, Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) and partner countries, 2019
Note(s):
This chart compares the 2018/2019 Canada data with 2019 OECD data. These data are equivalent and comparable. The graduation rate referred to in this chart is the indicator "Upper secondary first-time graduation rate for students younger than 25 years of age" published by the OECD, an indicator whose methodology differs from that of the "on-time high school graduation rate."
Source(s):
OECD.Stat database of the OECD.
Chart description
This is a bar clustered chart.
| % | |
|---|---|
| Korea | 95.814 |
| Greece | 91.409 |
| Slovenia | 90.889 |
| Chile | 90.132 |
| Israel | 89.991 |
| Italy | 89.629 |
| United States | 86.606 |
| New Zealand | 85.911 |
| Finland | 84.907 |
| Lithuania | 84.818 |
| Canada | 84.317 |
| Latvia | 83.690 |
| Switzerland | 83.669 |
| Norway | 83.578 |
| Poland | 83.227 |
| Netherlands | 82.851 |
| Denmark | 81.629 |
| Czech Republic | 80.510 |
| OECD - Average | 80.322 |
| Estonia | 80.195 |
| Iceland | 80.011 |
| Portugal | 79.362 |
| Austria | 77.636 |
| Hungary | 77.257 |
| Belgium | 77.047 |
| Colombia | 77.038 |
| Slovak Republic | 76.938 |
| Turkey | 76.235 |
| Spain | 74.744 |
| Germany | 73.092 |
| Luxembourg | 72.229 |
| Sweden | 70.380 |
| Mexico | 66.332 |
| United Kingdom | 65.608 |
| Brazil | 65.083 |
| Costa Rica | 53.251 |
Note(s):
This chart compares the 2018/2019 Canada data with 2019 OECD data. These data are equivalent and comparable. The graduation rate referred to in this chart is the indicator "Upper secondary first-time graduation rate for students younger than 25 years of age" published by the OECD, an indicator whose methodology differs from that of the "on-time high school graduation rate."
Source(s):
OECD.Stat database of the OECD.
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