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Education in Montevideo This forum post has messages dated from 01/03/11 through 07/03/11, please be sure to read all the messages. If you feel it is old or outdated, please follow up with a question or comment and someone may be able to update it, or reply with newer information if you have it. - School, Education and Learning
| Education in Montevideo Primary education in Uruguay was free and compulsory; it encompassed six years of instruction. The number of primary schools in 1987 was 2, 382, including 240 private schools. There were 16, 568 primary school teachers and 354, 177 primary school students. This resulted in a pupil-teacher ratio of approximately twenty-one to one in 1987, compared with about thirty to one in 1970. Boys and girls were enrolled in almost equal numbers.Check out the link below for the whole article. |
| Hi there, thanks for sharing those information in here. By the way, I need to find out more about the education in Uruguay, and so it would be a lot of help to hear from all of you guys regarding my concern. Any useful links to where I can read more would be a lot of help. Thanks a lot guys and have a great day ahead to all of you. |
| "English Teaching Schools in and around Montevideo"
I am a Georgia State certified English and Reading teacher with a Masters in Education concentration of English Curriculum across all content areas. I am interested in teaching English in Montevideo Uruguay and am having trouble locating information on the different schools where English is taught. Can anyone help me with this information? Much thanks in advance. |
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