For the second year in a row, Canada makes gains on annual learning index

Ottawa—For the second year in a row, Canada’s overall score on the Composite Learning Index has improved—with the greatest upward trends seen in Quebec and Atlantic Canada—according to the latest results from the Canadian Council on Learning’s annual measure of lifelong learning.

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~ Canada. Decrease in the number of students in public schools

~ 92% of Canadians have completed a high school education

~ Canada. The average salary of full-time University teaching staff up

~ Canada. Higher education expenditures up

~ Canada. Reading proficiency linked to higher income

~ UNICEF evaluates the progress of the Education in Emergencies and Post-Crisis Transition Programme

~ Canada. Immigrants more likely to obtain university education than their Canadian-born counterparts

~ Canada. 12% of doctoral recipients are living in the United States

~ Canadian students have above average OECD score in mathematics and science

~ Canada. 20% off-reserve First Nations children are able to understand an Aboriginal language

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~	Canada. Decrease in the number of students in public schools

~	92% of Canadians have completed a high school education

~	Canada. The average salary of full-time University teaching staff up

~	Canada. Higher education expenditures up

~	Canada. Reading proficiency linked to higher income

~	UNICEF evaluates the progress of the Education in Emergencies and Post-Crisis Transition Programme

~	Canada. Immigrants more likely to obtain university education than their Canadian-born counterparts

~	Canada. 12% of doctoral recipients are living in the United States

~	Canadian students have above average OECD score in mathematics and science

~	Canada. 20% off-reserve First Nations children are able to understand an Aboriginal language