As recent as the 1990s, a large share of the Brazilian workforce was largely uneducated. In 1993, a staggering 70 percent of the Brazilian labor force aged 26-30 had not completed secondary school. Some students had started post-secondary education but a low percentage of the population held a degree. This was a concern because to compete effectively in a global economy, the country of 206 million people needed skilled workers. In the mid-1990s the...
Подробнее
ПОДРОБНАЯ ИНФОРМАЦИЯ
-
2017/10/01
-
Рабочие документы
-
121279
-
1
-
1
-
2017/11/15
-
Disclosed
-
Breaking New Ground by Addressing an Underserved Market : Ser Educacional - Efficiencies Help Expand Affordable Higher Education with Positive Financial Returns in Brazil
-
access to higher education