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Statistical Guide

2012

Key facts and figures about schools and adult education in Austria

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2012

Statistical Guide

Key facts and figures about schools and adult education in Austria

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Statistical Guide 2012

Preface

The “Statistical Guide” provides data on the continuous further development and quality assu-rance of our educational system and thus helps to support present discussions on educational policies at an objective level.

On account of its clearly arranged layout of essential statistical key data on the school system, the University Colleges of Teacher Education as well as on adult education the “Statistical Guide” forms a useful source of information for all those interested in the topic of education. The “Statistical Guide” with its tables on the numbers of schools, classes, pupils and the edu-cational attainment of the Austrian resident population as well on EU benchmarks is published in analogy of publications of past years.

The “Statistical Guide 2012” is published in German and English and continues the series of bilingual publications of the Austrian Federal Ministry for Education, the Arts and Culture.

Dr. Claudia SchmiedFederal Minister for Education, the Arts and Culture

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Content

Table 1: Key data on education and population statistics, 2000/01, 2010/11 and 2011/12 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7

Table 2: Demographic development, population aged 6 to 18 years, 1987 – 2037 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8 with chart

Table 3: Educational attainment of the population: 25 to 64 year old resident population by highest level of education attained, 2011. . . . . . . . . . 9

Table 4: Schools, classes and students by type of school and federal province, school year 2011/12 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10 with charts

Table 5: Students with other than Austrian citizenship by type of school and federal province, school year 2011/12 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 22

Table 6: Students with non-German mother tongue by type of school and federal province, school year 2011/12 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 24

Table 7: Proportions of school types, distribution of all pupils/students by type of school, school year 2011/12 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 27 with charts

Table 7a: Proportions of school types, distribution of male pupils/students by type of school, school year 2011/12 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 28

Table 7b: Proportions of school types, distribution of female pupils/students by type of school, school year 2011/12. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 29

Table 8: Class sizes, school year 2011/12 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 31 with charts

Table 9: Recipients of student support and/or accommodation grants by support category, type of school and federal province, school year 2010/11. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 33

Table 10: Teaching staff by school type and federal province, school year 2011/12 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 34

Table 11: Transitions: Education after the 4th grade of a Primary school, General secondary school or an Academic secondary school, lower level, school year 2011/12 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 37 with charts

Table 12: Students in graduation classes of upper secondary schools by school type and gender, graduation years 1990, 2000, 2005, 2011 and 2012 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 38

Table 13: University Colleges of Teacher Education: students and new entrants, winter term 2011/12 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 39

Table 14: University Colleges of Teacher Education: new entrants and graduates, academic year 2010/11. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 40

Table 15: University Colleges of Teacher Education: Students in further and continuing education, winter term 2011/12 and academic year 2010/11 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 41

Table 16: Reference levels of European average performance (Benchmarks) in education and training, 2011. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 42

Table 17: Adult education: number of events and participation, calendar year 2011 and academic year 2010/11, respectively. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 43

Table 18: Adults‘ participation in lifelong learning: Population of 15 years and older by participation in training and continuing education; type, purpose and hours by age and gender, 2011 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 44

Table 19: Labour force aged 25 to 64 years participating in continuing education by federal province and purpose of continuing education, 2011 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 45

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Table 1: Key data on education and population statistics, 2000/01, 2010/11 and 2011/12

2011/12 2010/11 2000/01All of which

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%Children in kindergartens1 215,131 48.9 217,709 49.1 208,930 49.1Children in 1st classes of primary schools 82,039 48.3 81,488 48.4 97,040 48.4Students in grade 9 97,507 50.6 97,873 50.5 94,134 51.2Students in graduation (Matura) classes of secondary schools2 47,093 57.2 45,834 56.8 39,302 56.7

of which in VET courses 1,992 76.2 1,828 77.5 1,482 69.9New entrants at University Colleges of Teacher Education3,4 5,223 78.8 5,088 76.9 3,175 76.3New entrants at universities and Fachhochschulen5 61,844 53.3 60,504 53.7 34,481 53.5Students at University Colleges of Teacher Education3,6 13,696 77.6 11,400 77.4 7,506 77.1Students at universities and Fachhochschulen6 317,892 52.7 308,895 52.9 239,691 50.2Graduates from University Colleges of Teacher Education3,7 1,912 80.5 1,744 81.8 1,657 79.0Graduates from universities and Fachhochschulen7 34,247 55.9 30,732 55.5 17,051 49.4Births8 78,109 48.3 78,742 48.8 78,268 48.7Resident population8 8,420,900 51.2 8,387,742 51.3 8,011,566 51.6Resident population with completed secondary education8,9 5,281,200 47.8 5,239,900 47.8 4,566,800 46.8Proportion in % of age cohort

Children in kindergartens1 90.3 90.3 90.7 91.0 77.6 n.a.Graduates from (upper) secondary schools10 44.0 51.2 42.9 49.3 38.3 43.9Resident population with completed secondary education8,9,11 83.8 79.5 83.8 79.3 77.4 71.1Proportion of higher education graduates8,9,12 16.8 18.3 16.8 18.1 8.1 7.2

1 Children aged 3 to 5 years (age as at September 1) in public and private nurseries, kindergartens, day-homes and mixed-age child care institutions. 2 Students in graduation classes of secondary schools with Matura school leaving certificate (higher education entrance qualification), school year; including VET courses. 3 2000/01: post-secondary colleges for teacher training. 4 2011/12: winter term; 2010/11 and 2000/01: academic year. 5 New entrants in university degree programmes, Fachhochschule degree programmes and at private universities; respective academic year. 6 Total of all students in degree programmes; winter terms. 7 First degrees of students (diploma, bachelor); respective academic year. 8 Calendar years 2011, 2010 and 2000; births: live births; resident population: annual average. 9 Microcensus annual average.10 As 2, without VET courses, in relation to the average of the corresponding age group (arithmetic mean of the 18 to 19 year old resident population).11 Proportion of persons aged 25 to 64 years with at least completed secondary education in relation to the resident population of the same age group.12 Proportion of persons aged 25 to 64 years with completed higher education or equivalent study programmes (Universities, Fachhochschul courses,

other HE institutions, from 2008 including University Colleges of Teacher Education) in relation to the labour force of the same age group.

n.a. – Not available.

Source: Statistics Austria

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Table 2: Demographic development, population aged 6 to 18 years, 1987 – 20371

6 – 9 years 10 – 13 years 14 – 18 years1987 348,218 360,670 556,5271992 371,560 370,889 466,3351997 377,505 374,057 475,0652002 373,364 386,513 476,5312007 333,594 375,208 497,6062012 325,367 333,024 471,3092017 323,549 331,020 429,8262022 334,254 330,871 425,6142027 341,654 341,626 427,7502032 344,739 348,360 440,1322037 342,019 350,217 447,825

1 Resident population, annual average; from 2012: forecast.

Source: Statistics Austria

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Table 3: Educational attainment of the population: 25 to 64 year old resident population by highest level of education attained, 2011

Total Compulsory school

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Total 4,657.5 100.0 755.3 16.2 1,852.0 39.8 646.2 13.9 714.0 15.3 690.1 14.8

25 to 34 years 1,085.8 100.0 122.9 11.3 391.1 36.0 123.5 11.4 253.9 23.4 194.3 17.9

35 to 44 years 1,259.7 100.0 163.8 13.0 520.5 41.3 158.1 12.6 209.6 16.6 207.7 16.5

45 to 54 years 1,326.9 100.0 218.2 16.4 542.0 40.8 219.1 16.5 164.4 12.4 183.2 13.8

55 to 64 years 985.1 100.0 250.3 25.4 398.4 40.4 145.4 14.8 86.1 8.7 104.9 10.6

Females

Females total 2,340.3 100.0 478.6 20.5 695.5 29.7 435.0 18.6 368.8 15.8 362.5 15.5

25 to 34 years 541.9 100.0 67.6 12.5 143.7 26.5 80.2 14.8 135.7 25.0 114.7 21.2

35 to 44 years 631.2 100.0 97.9 15.5 204.4 32.4 105.7 16.7 114.4 18.1 108.9 17.3

45 to 54 years 661.1 100.0 143.7 21.7 196.8 29.8 150.9 22.8 79.7 12.1 90.1 13.6

55 to 64 years 506.0 100.0 169.3 33.5 150.6 29.8 98.2 19.4 39.1 7.7 48.8 9.6

Males

Males total 2,317.3 100.0 276.7 11.9 1,156.5 49.9 211.2 9.1 345.2 14.9 327.6 14.1

25 to 34 years 543.9 100.0 55.3 10.2 247.4 45.5 43.3 8.0 118.2 21.7 79.6 14.6

35 to 44 years 628.5 100.0 65.9 10.5 316.1 50.3 52.5 8.3 95.2 15.2 98.8 15.7

45 to 54 years 665.8 100.0 74.5 11.2 345.2 51.8 68.2 10.3 84.7 12.7 93.1 14.0

55 to 64 years 479.1 100.0 80.9 16.9 247.8 51.7 47.2 9.9 47.0 9.8 56.1 11.7

1 Higher education (HE) entrance qualification.

Source: Statistics Austria – Microcensus

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Table 4: Schools, classes and students by type of school and federal province, school year 2011/12

Type of school1 Austria, total BurgenlandSchools Classes Students Schools Classes Students

all females all femalesTotal for all types of schools (incl. statutes) 5,860 56,171 1,132,327 545,019 284 1,816 35,030 17,158

All mainstream schools 5,693 55,149 1,115,186 534,830 276 1,793 34,519 16,817 General schools (incl. statutes) 5,133 40,806 789,605 388,030 257 1,339 24,067 11,878

General schools 5,024 40,160 780,055 383,339 251 1,329 23,929 11,805 Compulsory schools 4,620 28,859 523,550 248,322 232 853 14,174 6,794

Primary schools 3,135 17,929 328,121 158,984 184 624 10,163 4,926 General secondary schools 1,089 8,273 163,659 77,738 32 160 3,243 1,609 Special (SEN) schools and classes 313 1,779 13,748 4,939 11 46 339 136 Pre-vocational schools 255 878 18,022 6,661 12 23 429 123

New secondary schools 437 2,733 56,615 26,697 36 227 4,299 2,033 Academic secondary schools, total 341 8,568 199,890 108,320 11 249 5,456 2,978

Academic secondary schools, lower level 271 4,519 109,203 56,666 8 130 2,994 1,506 Academic secondary schools, upper level (all sub-types) 340 4,049 90,687 51,654 11 119 2,462 1,472

Other general schools (statutes) 126 646 9,550 4,691 6 10 138 73 Technical and vocational schools & colleges (incl. statutes) 690 14,792 327,898 145,388 26 462 10,555 4,884

Technical and vocational schools & colleges 632 14,416 320,307 139,890 24 449 10,182 4,616 Vocational schools for apprentices, total 158 6,630 134,282 46,427 4 114 2,342 628

Intermediate & higher techn. and voc. S&C (incl. statutes) 535 8,162 193,616 98,961 22 348 8,213 4,256 Crafts, technical and arts schools and colleges 171 3,327 78,867 20,261 5 128 3,115 737

Technical and crafts (in a narrower sense) 125 2,605 61,106 7,629 3 93 2,321 217 Schools and colleges of clothing 16 139 3,076 2,981 1 5 85 84 Schools and colleges of tourism 28 427 10,708 6,794 2 26 644 398 Schools and colleges of arts and crafts 17 156 3,977 2,857 1 4 65 38

Schools and colleges of business administration 120 2,267 53,065 31,614 8 125 2,772 1,587 S&C of management and the service industries 110 1,527 36,634 32,481 6 69 1,716 1,540 Schools and colleges for social professions 59 355 7,785 6,276 2 13 373 268 Schools and colleges for agriculture and forestry 106 677 17,121 8,201 3 13 237 124 Schools and colleges for other scopes 3 9 144 128 - - - - Intermediate technical and vocational schools, total 416 2,175 48,807 23,568 20 78 1,619 848 Higher technical and vocational colleges, total 308 5,611 137,218 69,895 15 257 6,221 3,140 Other technical and vocational schools (statutes) 70 376 7,591 5,498 2 13 373 268

Institutions for teacher training, total 39 573 14,824 11,601 1 15 408 396 Intermediate schools for teacher training 4 159 3,768 1,178 - - - - Higher colleges for teacher training 35 414 11,056 10,423 1 15 408 396

in a narrower sense – Without schools & colleges of clothing, tourism and arts and crafts. statutes – Schools with a statute of their own. S&C – Schools and colleges.

1 Schools for the medical services are not included. Schools offering several types of schooling are counted only once in sum rows.

Source: Statistics Austria – Education documentation

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Table 4 – details: Schools, classes and students, detailed classification of school types, school year 2011/12

Type of school Austria, total BurgenlandSchools Classes Students Schools Classes Students

all females all femalesAcademic secondary schools, total 341 8,568 199,890 108,320 11 249 5,456 2,978

Academic secondary schools, full 8/9 year cycle 272 7,273 169,782 90,237 8 188 4,135 2,195Academic secondary schools, lower level 271 4,519 109,203 56,666 8 130 2,994 1,506Academic secondary schools, upper level 266 2,754 60,579 33,571 7 58 1,141 689

Academic secondary schools, separate upper level 106 1,108 25,373 15,432 7 61 1,321 783Academic secondary schools for people in employment 8 155 4,046 2,279 - - - -Add-on secondary schools 4 32 689 372 - - - -

Vocational schools for apprentices, total 158 6,630 134,282 46,427 4 114 2,342 628Vocational schools for apprentices 150 6,583 133,444 45,996 4 114 2,342 628Vocational schools for agriculture and forestry for apprentices 8 47 838 431 - - - -

Intermediate & higher techn. and voc. S&C (without statutes) 477 7,786 186,025 93,463 20 335 7,840 3,988Intermediate technical and vocational schools, total 416 2,175 48,807 23,568 20 78 1,619 848

Intermediate crafts, technical and arts schools 135 728 15,472 3,056 5 22 440 117Intermediate technical and crafts schools (in a narrower sense) 103 563 11,868 917 2 12 231 8Intermediate schools of clothing 8 27 562 543 - - - -Intermediate schools of tourism 21 93 2,120 1,111 2 6 144 71Intermediate schools of arts and crafts 10 45 922 485 1 4 65 38

Intermediate schools of business administration 105 479 10,615 5,930 8 27 581 314Intermediate schools of management and the service industries 81 358 7,773 6,541 5 16 361 293Intermediate schools for social professions 17 67 1,730 1,590 - - - -Intermediate schools for agriculture and forestry 94 543 13,217 6,451 3 13 237 124

Higher technical and vocational colleges, total 308 5,611 137,218 69,895 15 257 6,221 3,140Higher crafts, technical and arts colleges 112 2,564 62,746 16,922 5 106 2,675 620

Higher technical and crafts colleges (in a narrower sense) 72 2,030 49,114 6,655 3 81 2,090 209Higher colleges of clothing 14 112 2,514 2,438 1 5 85 84Higher colleges of tourism 26 320 8,234 5,561 2 20 500 327Higher colleges of arts and crafts 9 102 2,884 2,268 - - - -

Higher colleges of business administration 109 1,762 41,931 25,466 7 98 2,191 1,273Higher colleges of management and the service industries 91 1,151 28,637 25,757 5 53 1,355 1,247Higher colleges of agriculture and forestry 12 134 3,904 1,750 - - - -

Other schools (statutes), total 196 1,022 17,141 10,189 8 23 511 341Other general schools (statutes) 126 646 9,550 4,691 6 10 138 73Other technical and vocational schools (statutes) 70 376 7,591 5,498 2 13 373 268

Schools and colleges for the social and services sectors 186 2,485 59,103 49,280 8 113 2,818 2,290


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Table 4 (continued): Schools, classes and students by type of school and federal province, school year 2011/12

Type of school1 Carinthia Lower AustriaSchools Classes Students Schools Classes Students

all females all femalesTotal for all types of schools (incl. statutes) 408 3,892 75,338 36,800 1,230 10,457 206,127 98,028

All mainstream schools 403 3,819 73,929 35,693 1,194 10,331 204,392 96,979 General schools (incl. statutes) 354 2,672 49,771 24,636 1,097 7,910 147,638 72,087

General schools 352 2,654 49,534 24,518 1,070 7,819 146,634 71,625 Compulsory schools 327 1,848 31,123 14,846 1,015 5,893 103,708 49,088

Primary schools 242 1,265 20,787 10,107 635 3,481 63,527 30,888 General secondary schools 65 452 8,932 4,284 260 1,729 32,909 15,655 Special (SEN) schools and classes 23 94 559 164 110 520 4,031 1,430 Pre-vocational schools 8 37 845 291 60 163 3,241 1,115

New secondary schools 45 272 5,853 2,824 79 431 8,630 3,939 Academic secondary schools, total 23 534 12,558 6,848 55 1,495 34,296 18,598

Academic secondary schools, lower level 15 285 7,064 3,647 44 877 20,645 10,720 Academic secondary schools, upper level (all sub-types) 23 249 5,494 3,201 55 618 13,651 7,878

Other general schools (statutes) 2 18 237 118 27 91 1,004 462 Technical and vocational schools & colleges (incl. statutes) 53 1,203 25,079 11,692 128 2,468 56,420 24,023

Technical and vocational schools & colleges 50 1,148 23,907 10,703 119 2,433 55,689 23,436 Vocational schools for apprentices, total 11 529 9,198 3,327 23 953 19,951 5,948

Intermediate & higher techn. and voc. S&C (incl. statutes) 42 674 15,881 8,365 105 1,515 36,469 18,075 Crafts, technical and arts schools and colleges 13 242 5,841 1,367 27 571 13,663 2,977

Technical and crafts (in a narrower sense) 10 199 4,761 619 19 479 11,379 1,411 Schools and colleges of clothing 2 10 263 259 3 18 391 383 Schools and colleges of tourism 1 20 514 314 5 74 1,893 1,183 Schools and colleges of arts and crafts 2 13 303 175 - - - -

Schools and colleges of business administration 9 162 3,603 2,028 25 405 9,731 5,766 S&C of management and the service industries 8 145 3,393 2,900 22 310 7,443 6,220 Schools and colleges for social professions 5 61 1,327 1,132 15 64 1,533 1,405 Schools and colleges for agriculture and forestry 10 64 1,717 938 22 165 4,099 1,707 Schools and colleges for other scopes - - - - - - - - Intermediate technical and vocational schools, total 33 159 3,494 1,493 81 457 10,441 5,208 Higher technical and vocational colleges, total 24 460 11,215 5,883 63 1,023 25,297 12,280 Other technical and vocational schools (statutes) 4 55 1,172 989 13 35 731 587

Institutions for teacher training, total 1 17 488 472 7 79 2,069 1,918 Intermediate schools for teacher training - - - - - - - - Higher colleges for teacher training 1 17 488 472 7 79 2,069 1,918




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Table 4 – details (continued): Schools, classes and students, detailed classification of school types, school year 2011/12

Type of school Carinthia Lower AustriaSchools Classes Students Schools Classes Students

all females all femalesAcademic secondary schools, total 23 534 12,558 6,848 55 1,495 34,296 18,598

Academic secondary schools, full 8/9 year cycle 15 449 10,697 5,722 44 1,302 29,964 15,999Academic secondary schools, lower level 15 285 7,064 3,647 44 877 20,645 10,720Academic secondary schools, upper level 15 164 3,633 2,075 42 425 9,319 5,279

Academic secondary schools, separate upper level 7 67 1,479 913 14 164 3,723 2,259Academic secondary schools for people in employment 2 18 382 213 1 1 14 2Add-on secondary schools - - - - 3 28 595 338

Vocational schools for apprentices, total 11 529 9,198 3,327 23 953 19,951 5,948Vocational schools for apprentices 10 526 9,166 3,303 21 938 19,645 5,803Vocational schools for agriculture and forestry for apprentices 1 3 32 24 2 15 306 145

Intermediate & higher techn. and voc. S&C (without statutes) 39 619 14,709 7,376 96 1,480 35,738 17,488Intermediate technical and vocational schools, total 33 159 3,494 1,493 81 457 10,441 5,208

Intermediate crafts, technical and arts schools 10 52 1,059 135 18 125 2,754 466Intermediate technical and crafts schools (in a narrower sense) 9 41 828 51 14 109 2,342 233Intermediate schools of clothing - - - - 1 3 68 67Intermediate schools of tourism 1 3 63 25 3 13 344 166Intermediate schools of arts and crafts 1 8 168 59 - - - -

Intermediate schools of business administration 5 22 401 208 23 99 2,300 1,305Intermediate schools of management and the service industries 7 28 567 419 18 69 1,473 1,209Intermediate schools for social professions 2 6 155 143 7 35 922 864Intermediate schools for agriculture and forestry 9 51 1,312 588 19 129 2,992 1,364

Higher technical and vocational colleges, total 24 460 11,215 5,883 63 1,023 25,297 12,280Higher crafts, technical and arts colleges 8 190 4,782 1,232 21 443 10,845 2,477

Higher technical and crafts colleges (in a narrower sense) 5 158 3,933 568 13 370 9,037 1,178Higher colleges of clothing 2 10 263 259 3 15 323 316Higher colleges of tourism 1 17 451 289 5 58 1,485 983Higher colleges of arts and crafts 1 5 135 116 - - - -

Higher colleges of business administration 9 140 3,202 1,820 22 303 7,375 4,449Higher colleges of management and the service industries 8 117 2,826 2,481 19 241 5,970 5,011Higher colleges of agriculture and forestry 1 13 405 350 3 36 1,107 343

Other schools (statutes), total 6 73 1,409 1,107 40 126 1,735 1,049Other general schools (statutes) 2 18 237 118 27 91 1,004 462Other technical and vocational schools (statutes) 4 55 1,172 989 13 35 731 587

Schools and colleges for the social and services sectors 13 241 5,632 4,721 39 466 11,260 9,191


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Type of school1 Upper Austria SalzburgSchools Classes Students Schools Classes Students

all females all femalesTotal for all types of schools (incl. statutes) 1,050 10,152 205,032 97,575 385 4,052 80,204 38,607

All mainstream schools 1,027 10,045 203,261 96,464 372 3,979 78,964 37,815 General schools (incl. statutes) 916 7,312 137,509 67,752 328 2,768 53,918 26,284

General schools 903 7,264 136,974 67,510 321 2,730 53,341 26,007 Compulsory schools 854 5,657 101,385 48,273 295 2,065 37,880 17,944

Primary schools 574 3,355 59,242 28,597 184 1,200 21,776 10,453 General secondary schools 247 1,904 36,832 17,598 75 665 13,543 6,535 Special (SEN) schools and classes 36 211 1,460 521 26 143 1,365 476 Pre-vocational schools 55 187 3,851 1,557 19 57 1,196 480

New secondary schools 77 358 7,400 3,455 15 93 2,030 926 Academic secondary schools, total 48 1,249 28,189 15,782 26 572 13,431 7,137


Other general schools (statutes) 13 48 535 242 7 38 577 277 Technical and vocational schools & colleges (incl. statutes) 127 2,734 64,789 27,797 55 1,261 25,706 11,753

Technical and vocational schools & colleges 117 2,675 63,553 26,928 49 1,226 25,043 11,238 Vocational schools for apprentices, total 28 1,262 29,290 9,791 13 597 10,580 3,737

Intermediate & higher techn. and voc. S&C (incl. statutes) 101 1,472 35,499 18,006 42 664 15,126 8,016 Crafts, technical and arts schools and colleges 39 604 14,695 3,228 14 252 6,006 1,781

Technical and crafts (in a narrower sense) 33 489 11,964 1,276 7 169 4,145 486 Schools and colleges of clothing 2 23 468 456 2 15 279 272 Schools and colleges of tourism 3 63 1,438 882 5 54 1,244 802 Schools and colleges of arts and crafts 4 29 825 614 2 14 338 221

Schools and colleges of business administration 18 359 8,523 5,209 9 182 3,985 2,319 S&C of management and the service industries 17 300 7,316 6,763 10 149 3,193 2,909 Schools and colleges for social professions 11 62 1,289 916 5 32 624 502 Schools and colleges for agriculture and forestry 19 147 3,676 1,890 8 49 1,318 505 Schools and colleges for other scopes - - - - - - - - Intermediate technical and vocational schools, total 78 414 9,061 3,956 34 174 3,618 1,651 Higher technical and vocational colleges, total 55 999 25,202 13,181 27 455 10,845 5,850 Other technical and vocational schools (statutes) 10 59 1,236 869 8 35 663 515

Institutions for teacher training, total 7 106 2,734 2,026 2 23 580 570 Intermediate schools for teacher training 1 40 921 281 - - - - Higher colleges for teacher training 6 66 1,813 1,745 2 23 580 570




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Type of school Upper Austria SalzburgSchools Classes Students Schools Classes Students


Academic secondary schools, full 8/9 year cycle 39 1,067 23,900 12,993 19 468 10,995 5,680Academic secondary schools, lower level 39 680 15,555 8,078 19 280 6,960 3,539Academic secondary schools, upper level 39 387 8,345 4,915 19 188 4,035 2,141

Academic secondary schools, separate upper level 14 163 3,924 2,567 10 79 1,881 1,135Academic secondary schools for people in employment 1 19 365 222 1 25 555 322Add-on secondary schools - - - - - - - -

Vocational schools for apprentices, total 28 1,262 29,290 9,791 13 597 10,580 3,737Vocational schools for apprentices 26 1,254 29,156 9,734 12 594 10,523 3,702Vocational schools for agriculture and forestry for apprentices 2 8 134 57 1 3 57 35

Intermediate & higher techn. and voc. S&C (without statutes) 91 1,413 34,263 17,137 36 629 14,463 7,501Intermediate technical and vocational schools, total 78 414 9,061 3,956 34 174 3,618 1,651

Intermediate crafts, technical and arts schools 32 159 3,385 445 11 62 1,223 255Intermediate technical and crafts schools (in a narrower sense) 28 129 2,793 128 6 39 832 35Intermediate schools of clothing 1 3 68 66 2 5 73 69Intermediate schools of tourism 3 18 323 150 3 11 197 105Intermediate schools of arts and crafts 3 9 201 101 1 7 121 46

Intermediate schools of business administration 15 63 1,227 702 8 32 616 308Intermediate schools of management and the service industries 14 64 1,385 1,260 9 41 768 634Intermediate schools for social professions 1 3 53 47 1 3 88 80Intermediate schools for agriculture and forestry 17 125 3,011 1,502 7 36 923 374

Higher technical and vocational colleges, total 55 999 25,202 13,181 27 455 10,845 5,850Higher crafts, technical and arts colleges 22 445 11,310 2,783 9 186 4,694 1,471

Higher technical and crafts colleges (in a narrower sense) 16 360 9,171 1,148 4 129 3,282 431Higher colleges of clothing 2 20 400 390 1 10 206 203Higher colleges of tourism 3 45 1,115 732 4 40 989 662Higher colleges of arts and crafts 2 20 624 513 1 7 217 175

Higher colleges of business administration 18 296 7,296 4,507 8 148 3,331 1,973Higher colleges of management and the service industries 15 236 5,931 5,503 10 108 2,425 2,275Higher colleges of agriculture and forestry 2 22 665 388 1 13 395 131

Other schools (statutes), total 23 107 1,771 1,111 15 73 1,240 792Other general schools (statutes) 13 48 535 242 7 38 577 277Other technical and vocational schools (statutes) 10 59 1,236 869 8 35 663 515



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Type of school1 Styria TyrolSchools Classes Students Schools Classes Students

all females all femalesTotal for all types of schools (incl. statutes) 916 7,638 152,962 73,127 660 5,019 100,545 48,587

All mainstream schools 898 7,474 149,859 71,365 647 4,967 99,806 48,117 General schools (incl. statutes) 792 5,495 106,248 51,935 585 3,698 68,415 33,530


Primary schools 509 2,485 43,685 21,145 384 1,648 28,422 13,734 General secondary schools 147 1,212 23,377 11,020 108 860 16,870 8,168 Special (SEN) schools and classes 24 79 619 223 31 189 1,351 481 Pre-vocational schools 47 117 2,265 640 32 105 2,088 745

New secondary schools 53 366 7,749 3,615 57 247 5,012 2,387 Academic secondary schools, total 48 1,128 26,505 14,284 25 612 14,231 7,796


Other general schools (statutes) 28 108 2,048 1,008 11 37 441 219 Technical and vocational schools & colleges (incl. statutes) 116 2,059 44,487 19,434 70 1,254 30,306 13,897

Technical and vocational schools & colleges 109 2,003 43,432 18,680 68 1,239 30,008 13,646 Vocational schools for apprentices, total 21 978 19,688 6,879 24 585 13,750 4,905

Intermediate & higher techn. and voc. S&C (incl. statutes) 96 1,081 24,799 12,555 46 669 16,556 8,992 Crafts, technical and arts schools and colleges 21 419 9,311 1,949 21 267 6,567 2,112

Technical and crafts (in a narrower sense) 19 358 7,801 837 14 172 4,106 436 Schools and colleges of clothing 1 15 349 336 1 5 130 127 Schools and colleges of tourism 1 21 436 236 5 64 1,681 1,095 Schools and colleges of arts and crafts 1 25 725 540 3 26 650 454

Schools and colleges of business administration 18 286 6,371 3,881 11 202 4,690 2,625 S&C of management and the service industries 16 185 4,347 3,964 9 116 3,187 3,092 Schools and colleges for social professions 8 45 1,019 852 2 15 298 251 Schools and colleges for agriculture and forestry 36 146 3,751 1,909 6 69 1,814 912 Schools and colleges for other scopes - - - - - - - - Intermediate technical and vocational schools, total 78 280 5,918 3,128 37 207 4,918 2,570 Higher technical and vocational colleges, total 43 745 17,826 8,673 31 447 11,340 6,171 Other technical and vocational schools (statutes) 9 56 1,055 754 2 15 298 251

Institutions for teacher training, total 8 84 2,227 1,758 5 67 1,824 1,160 Intermediate schools for teacher training 1 20 528 175 1 31 877 289 Higher colleges for teacher training 7 64 1,699 1,583 4 36 947 871




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Type of school Styria TyrolSchools Classes Students Schools Classes Students


Academic secondary schools, full 8/9 year cycle 36 909 21,333 11,339 18 480 11,171 5,874Academic secondary schools, lower level 35 547 13,329 7,024 18 288 7,080 3,715Academic secondary schools, upper level 36 362 8,004 4,315 18 192 4,091 2,159

Academic secondary schools, separate upper level 17 197 4,500 2,545 10 102 2,349 1,566Academic secondary schools for people in employment 1 22 672 400 1 26 617 322Add-on secondary schools - - - - 1 4 94 34

Vocational schools for apprentices, total 21 978 19,688 6,879 24 585 13,750 4,905Vocational schools for apprentices 20 969 19,528 6,779 23 576 13,601 4,835Vocational schools for agriculture and forestry for apprentices 1 9 160 100 1 9 149 70

Intermediate & higher techn. and voc. S&C (without statutes) 89 1,025 23,744 11,801 44 654 16,258 8,741Intermediate technical and vocational schools, total 78 280 5,918 3,128 37 207 4,918 2,570

Intermediate crafts, technical and arts schools 18 71 1,199 159 15 73 1,597 562Intermediate technical and crafts schools (in a narrower sense) 16 65 1,103 100 9 35 699 25Intermediate schools of clothing 1 3 50 48 - - - -Intermediate schools of tourism 1 3 46 11 4 22 557 312Intermediate schools of arts and crafts - - - - 3 16 341 225

Intermediate schools of business administration 15 47 977 511 11 44 961 528Intermediate schools of management and the service industries 9 36 690 582 6 30 800 780Intermediate schools for social professions 4 11 253 231 - - - -Intermediate schools for agriculture and forestry 33 115 2,799 1,645 5 60 1,560 700

Higher technical and vocational colleges, total 43 745 17,826 8,673 31 447 11,340 6,171Higher crafts, technical and arts colleges 10 341 8,072 1,783 15 194 4,970 1,550

Higher technical and crafts colleges (in a narrower sense) 8 286 6,658 730 10 137 3,407 411Higher colleges of clothing 1 12 299 288 1 5 130 127Higher colleges of tourism 1 18 390 225 4 42 1,124 783Higher colleges of arts and crafts 1 25 725 540 1 10 309 229

Higher colleges of business administration 16 228 5,182 3,268 10 158 3,729 2,097Higher colleges of management and the service industries 14 145 3,620 3,358 7 86 2,387 2,312Higher colleges of agriculture and forestry 3 31 952 264 1 9 254 212

Other schools (statutes), total 37 164 3,103 1,762 13 52 739 470Other general schools (statutes) 28 108 2,048 1,008 11 37 441 219Other technical and vocational schools (statutes) 9 56 1,055 754 2 15 298 251



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Type of school1 Vorarlberg ViennaSchools Classes Students Schools Classes Students

all females all femalesTotal for all types of schools (incl. statutes) 283 2,830 55,960 27,342 644 10,315 221,129 107,795

All mainstream schools 277 2,810 55,656 27,123 599 9,931 214,800 104,457 General schools (incl. statutes) 254 2,106 39,911 19,551 550 7,506 162,128 80,377


Primary schools 162 935 16,844 8,212 261 2,936 63,675 30,922 General secondary schools 32 124 2,546 1,223 123 1,167 25,407 11,646 Special (SEN) schools and classes 17 136 1,148 426 35 361 2,876 1,082 Pre-vocational schools 10 65 1,304 482 12 124 2,803 1,228

New secondary schools 51 508 10,197 4,929 24 231 5,445 2,589 Academic secondary schools, total 14 336 7,839 4,265 91 2,393 57,385 30,632

Academic secondary schools, lower level 10 156 3,902 2,041 83 1,276 31,674 16,396 Academic secondary schools, upper level (all sub-types) 14 180 3,937 2,224 90 1,117 25,711 14,236

Other general schools (statutes) 2 2 33 14 30 294 4,537 2,278 Technical and vocational schools & colleges (incl. statutes) 28 711 15,723 7,467 87 2,640 54,833 24,441

Technical and vocational schools & colleges 24 693 15,452 7,262 72 2,550 53,041 23,381 Vocational schools for apprentices, total 8 365 7,323 2,636 26 1,247 22,160 8,576

Intermediate & higher techn. and voc. S&C (incl. statutes) 20 346 8,400 4,831 61 1,393 32,673 15,865 Crafts, technical and arts schools and colleges 6 140 3,166 1,038 25 704 16,503 5,072

Technical and crafts (in a narrower sense) 4 114 2,495 503 16 532 12,134 1,844 Schools and colleges of clothing - - - - 4 48 1,111 1,064 Schools and colleges of tourism 2 26 671 535 4 79 2,187 1,349 Schools and colleges of arts and crafts - - - - 4 45 1,071 815

Schools and colleges of business administration 5 111 2,898 1,757 17 435 10,492 6,442 S&C of management and the service industries 8 69 1,716 1,698 14 184 4,323 3,395 Schools and colleges for social professions 3 12 237 184 8 51 1,085 766 Schools and colleges for agriculture and forestry 1 14 383 154 1 10 126 62 Schools and colleges for other scopes - - - - 3 9 144 128 Intermediate technical and vocational schools, total 14 93 2,265 1,259 41 313 7,473 3,455 Higher technical and vocational colleges, total 13 235 5,864 3,367 37 990 23,408 11,350 Other technical and vocational schools (statutes) 4 18 271 205 18 90 1,792 1,060

Institutions for teacher training, total 1 13 326 324 7 169 4,168 2,977 Intermediate schools for teacher training - - - - 1 68 1,442 433 Higher colleges for teacher training 1 13 326 324 6 101 2,726 2,544




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Type of school Vorarlberg ViennaSchools Classes Students Schools Classes Students

all females all femalesAcademic secondary schools, total 14 336 7,839 4,265 91 2,393 57,385 30,632

Academic secondary schools, full 8/9 year cycle 10 257 6,088 3,125 83 2,153 51,499 27,310Academic secondary schools, lower level 10 156 3,902 2,041 83 1,276 31,674 16,396Academic secondary schools, upper level 10 101 2,186 1,084 80 877 19,825 10,914

Academic secondary schools, separate upper level 7 79 1,751 1,140 20 196 4,445 2,524Academic secondary schools for people in employment - - - - 1 44 1,441 798Add-on secondary schools - - - - - - - -

Vocational schools for apprentices, total 8 365 7,323 2,636 26 1,247 22,160 8,576Vocational schools for apprentices 8 365 7,323 2,636 26 1,247 22,160 8,576Vocational schools for agriculture and forestry for apprentices - - - - - - - -

Intermediate & higher techn. and voc. S&C (without statutes) 16 328 8,129 4,626 46 1,303 30,881 14,805Intermediate technical and vocational schools, total 14 93 2,265 1,259 41 313 7,473 3,455

Intermediate crafts, technical and arts schools 6 36 818 270 20 128 2,997 647Intermediate technical and crafts schools (in a narrower sense) 4 27 599 112 15 106 2,441 225Intermediate schools of clothing - - - - 3 13 303 293Intermediate schools of tourism 2 9 219 158 2 8 227 113Intermediate schools of arts and crafts - - - - 1 1 26 16

Intermediate schools of business administration 5 24 603 378 15 121 2,949 1,676Intermediate schools of management and the service industries 5 19 461 457 8 55 1,268 907Intermediate schools for social professions - - - - 2 9 259 225Intermediate schools for agriculture and forestry 1 14 383 154 - - - -

Higher technical and vocational colleges, total 13 235 5,864 3,367 37 990 23,408 11,350Higher crafts, technical and arts colleges 5 104 2,348 768 17 555 13,050 4,238

Higher technical and crafts colleges (in a narrower sense) 3 87 1,896 391 10 422 9,640 1,589Higher colleges of clothing - - - - 3 35 808 771Higher colleges of tourism 2 17 452 377 4 63 1,728 1,183Higher colleges of arts and crafts - - - - 3 35 874 695

Higher colleges of business administration 5 87 2,295 1,379 14 304 7,330 4,700Higher colleges of management and the service industries 4 44 1,221 1,220 9 121 2,902 2,350Higher colleges of agriculture and forestry - - - - 1 10 126 62

Other schools (statutes), total 6 20 304 219 48 384 6,329 3,338Other general schools (statutes) 2 2 33 14 30 294 4,537 2,278Other technical and vocational schools (statutes) 4 18 271 205 18 90 1,792 1,060



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Chart 4: Proportion of female students by type of school, school year 2011/12

Chart 4.1: Proportion of female students in the various fields of study of intermediate technical and vocational schools, school year 2011/12

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Table 5: Students with other than Austrian citizenship by type of school and federal province, school year 2011/12

Type of school1 Austria, total

Burgen- land

Carinthia Lower Austria

Upper Austria

Salz- burg

Styria Tyrol Vorarl- berg

Vienna

Total for all types of schools (incl. statutes) 114,457 2,337 5,346 13,420 16,875 9,699 11,087 8,139 5,767 41,787All mainstream schools 110,951 2,331 5,262 13,358 16,811 9,347 10,918 8,098 5,748 39,078General schools (incl. statutes) 89,365 1,775 3,943 10,393 12,987 6,962 8,895 6,071 4,479 33,860

General schools 86,511 1,773 3,941 10,379 12,980 6,721 8,798 6,042 4,474 31,403Compulsory schools 62,693 1,041 2,511 8,001 10,423 4,900 5,676 4,397 2,531 23,213

Primary schools 37,150 675 1,662 4,744 5,719 2,758 3,840 2,443 1,852 13,457

General secondary schools 20,212 282 716 2,435 3,888 1,647 1,441 1,497 274 8,032

Special (SEN) schools and classes 2,530 33 50 530 235 297 77 230 245 833

Pre-vocational schools 2,801 51 83 292 581 198 318 227 160 891

New secondary schools 8,345 396 688 974 1,127 496 1,508 687 1,348 1,121Academic secondary schools, total 15,473 336 742 1,404 1,430 1,325 1,614 958 595 7,069

Academic secondary schools, lower level 8,586 174 400 857 841 717 823 493 294 3,987

Academic secondary schools, upper level (all sub-types) 6,887 162 342 547 589 608 791 465 301 3,082

Other general schools (statutes) 2,854 2 2 14 7 241 97 29 5 2,457

Technical and vocational schools & colleges (incl. statutes) 24,676 557 1,396 3,003 3,856 2,719 2,163 1,933 1,277 7,772Technical and vocational schools & colleges 24,024 553 1,314 2,955 3,799 2,608 2,091 1,921 1,263 7,520

Vocational schools for apprentices, total 9,622 92 380 926 1,543 1,082 580 1,059 639 3,321

Intermediate & higher techn. and voc. S&C (incl. statutes) 15,054 465 1,016 2,077 2,313 1,637 1,583 874 638 4,451Crafts, technical and arts schools and colleges 5,221 95 258 699 713 552 545 368 209 1,782

Technical and crafts (in a narrower sense) 3,885 51 193 517 614 287 477 167 149 1,430

Schools and colleges of clothing 340 4 13 29 32 74 28 5 - 155

Schools and colleges of tourism 785 39 17 153 39 161 26 164 60 126

Schools and colleges of arts and crafts 211 1 35 - 28 30 14 32 - 71

Schools and colleges of business administration 7,507 314 478 1,088 1,170 823 751 392 355 2,136

S&C of management and the service industries 1,533 41 166 194 320 180 138 89 56 349

Schools and colleges for social professions 553 4 93 70 59 60 74 12 12 169

Schools and colleges for agriculture and forestry 225 11 21 26 51 22 75 13 6 -

Schools and colleges for other scopes 15 - - - - - - - - 15

Intermediate technical and vocational schools, total 4,986 119 262 821 844 461 556 297 232 1,394Higher technical and vocational colleges, total 9,416 342 672 1,208 1,412 1,065 955 565 392 2,805Other technical and vocational schools (statutes) 652 4 82 48 57 111 72 12 14 252

Institutions for teacher training, total 416 5 7 24 32 18 29 135 11 155Intermediate schools for teacher training 162 - - - 10 - 2 112 - 38

Higher colleges for teacher training 254 5 7 24 22 18 27 23 11 117


1 Schools for the medical services are not included.


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Table 5 – details: Students with other than Austrian citizenship, detailed classification of school types, school year 2011/12

Type of school Austria, total

Burgen- land


Upper Austria

Salz- burg


Vienna

Academic secondary schools, total 15,473 336 742 1,404 1,430 1,325 1,614 958 595 7,069Academic secondary schools, full 8/9 year cycle 13,001 276 640 1,260 1,221 1,076 1,264 776 458 6,030

Academic secondary schools, lower level 8,586 174 400 857 841 717 823 493 294 3,987

Academic secondary schools, upper level 4,415 102 240 403 380 359 441 283 164 2,043

Academic secondary schools, separate upper level 1,826 60 73 120 169 126 260 99 137 782

Academic secondary schools for people in employment 618 - 29 - 40 123 90 79 - 257

Add-on secondary schools 28 - - 24 - - - 4 - -

Vocational schools for apprentices, total 9,622 92 380 926 1,543 1,082 580 1,059 639 3,321Vocational schools for apprentices 9,607 92 380 923 1,538 1,080 579 1,055 639 3,321

Vocational schools for agriculture and forestry for apprentices 15 - - 3 5 2 1 4 - -

Intermediate and higher techn. and voc. S&C (without statutes) 14,402 461 934 2,029 2,256 1,526 1,511 862 624 4,199Intermediate technical and vocational schools, total 4,986 119 262 821 844 461 556 297 232 1,394

Intermediate crafts, technical and arts schools 1,638 32 86 249 271 141 150 95 86 528

Intermediate technical and crafts schools (in a narrower sense) 1,206 13 45 169 235 74 135 30 61 444

Intermediate schools of clothing 142 - - 18 10 39 12 - - 63

Intermediate schools of tourism 219 18 8 62 14 21 3 47 25 21

Intermediate schools of arts and crafts 71 1 33 - 12 7 - 18 - -

Intermediate schools of business administration 2,375 62 106 443 375 218 242 141 115 673

Intermediate schools of management and the service industries 655 14 40 82 145 76 69 49 25 155

Intermediate schools for social professions 103 - 11 26 2 4 22 - - 38

Intermediate schools for agriculture and forestry 215 11 19 21 51 22 73 12 6 -

Higher technical and vocational colleges, total 9,416 342 672 1,208 1,412 1,065 955 565 392 2,805Higher crafts, technical and arts colleges 3,487 63 172 448 442 360 389 273 123 1,217

Higher technical and crafts colleges (in a narrower sense) 2,665 38 148 348 379 207 336 137 88 984

Higher colleges of clothing 198 4 13 11 22 35 16 5 - 92

Higher colleges of tourism 503 21 9 89 25 95 23 117 35 89

Higher colleges of arts and crafts 121 - 2 - 16 23 14 14 - 52

Higher colleges of business administration 5,084 252 372 643 795 601 496 251 240 1,434

Higher colleges of management and the service industries 835 27 126 112 175 104 68 40 29 154

Higher colleges of agriculture and forestry 10 - 2 5 - - 2 1 - -

Other schools (statutes), total 3,506 6 84 62 64 352 169 41 19 2,709Other general schools (statutes) 2,854 2 2 14 7 241 97 29 5 2,457

Other technical and vocational schools (statutes) 652 4 82 48 57 111 72 12 14 252

Schools and colleges for the social and services sectors 3,245 88 291 446 452 475 266 270 128 829


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Table 6: Students with non-German mother tongue by type of school and federal province, school year 2011/12

Type of school1 Austria, total

Burgen- land


Upper Austria

Salz- burg


Vienna

Total for all types of schools (incl. statutes) 218,596 4,395 7,249 24,175 31,280 13,074 16,796 12,450 11,286 97,891All mainstream schools 214,939 4,393 7,164 24,072 31,217 12,845 16,644 12,432 11,275 94,897General schools (incl. statutes) 174,390 3,334 5,462 19,112 25,308 10,171 13,687 9,939 9,531 77,846

General schools 171,545 3,332 5,462 19,093 25,299 10,033 13,595 9,931 9,529 75,271Compulsory schools 125,393 2,051 3,385 15,107 20,344 7,812 8,766 7,498 6,037 54,393

Primary schools 81,255 1,491 2,387 9,851 12,547 4,872 6,310 4,739 4,765 34,293General secondary schools 35,493 428 831 3,995 6,523 2,314 1,995 2,132 500 16,775Special (SEN) schools and classes 4,042 55 61 802 378 371 104 318 401 1,552Pre-vocational schools 4,603 77 106 459 896 255 357 309 371 1,773

New secondary schools 15,532 694 900 1,738 2,277 869 2,204 1,402 2,745 2,703Academic secondary schools, total 30,620 587 1,177 2,248 2,678 1,352 2,625 1,031 747 18,175

Academic secondary schools, lower level 17,719 331 673 1,423 1,711 807 1,396 537 426 10,415Academic secondary schools, upper level (all sub-types) 12,901 256 504 825 967 545 1,229 494 321 7,760

Other general schools (statutes) 2,845 2 - 19 9 138 92 8 2 2,575Technical and vocational schools & colleges (incl. statutes) 43,666 1,047 1,775 5,024 5,928 2,891 3,086 2,428 1,747 19,740

Technical and vocational schools & colleges 42,854 1,047 1,690 4,940 5,874 2,800 3,026 2,418 1,738 19,321Vocational schools for apprentices, total 14,255 165 341 840 2,106 967 689 911 500 7,736

Intermediate & higher techn. and voc. S&C (incl. statutes) 29,411 882 1,434 4,184 3,822 1,924 2,397 1,517 1,247 12,004Crafts, technical and arts schools and colleges 9,337 187 299 1,434 775 420 773 333 388 4,728

Technical and crafts (in a narrower sense) 7,928 123 263 1,220 662 306 715 224 351 4,064Schools and colleges of clothing 520 8 12 48 53 33 28 6 - 332Schools and colleges of tourism 730 54 10 166 45 68 14 83 37 253Schools and colleges of arts and crafts 159 2 14 - 15 13 16 20 - 79

Schools and colleges of business administration 16,494 617 787 2,359 2,393 1,261 1,279 951 780 6,067S&C of management and the service industries 2,757 64 229 268 551 197 226 217 69 936Schools and colleges for social professions 639 - 94 121 55 46 51 10 9 253Schools and colleges for agriculture and forestry 164 14 25 2 48 - 68 6 1 -Schools and colleges for other scopes 20 - - - - - - - - 20Intermediate technical and vocational schools, total 9,912 260 363 1,648 1,328 548 806 556 461 3,942Higher technical and vocational colleges, total 18,687 622 986 2,452 2,440 1,285 1,531 951 777 7,643Other technical and vocational schools (statutes) 812 - 85 84 54 91 60 10 9 419

Institutions for teacher training, total 540 14 12 39 44 12 23 83 8 305Intermediate schools for teacher training 145 - - - 14 - 6 69 - 56Higher colleges for teacher training 395 14 12 39 30 12 17 14 8 249



Data are based on students‘ first answer in the survey category “language(s) used in every-day life” of the Education Documentation Act.


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Table 6 – details: Students with non-German mother tongue, detailed classification of school types, school year 2011/12

Type of school Austria, total

Burgen- land


Upper Austria

Salz- burg


Vienna

Academic secondary schools, total 30,620 587 1,177 2,248 2,678 1,352 2,625 1,031 747 18,175Academic secondary schools, full 8/9 year cycle 26,724 499 1,058 2,055 2,435 1,169 2,098 775 630 16,005

Academic secondary schools, lower level 17,719 331 673 1,423 1,711 807 1,396 537 426 10,415

Academic secondary schools, upper level 9,005 168 385 632 724 362 702 238 204 5,590

Academic secondary schools, separate upper level 2,906 88 86 172 172 126 388 133 117 1,624

Academic secondary schools for people in employment 968 - 33 - 71 57 139 122 - 546

Add-on secondary schools 22 - - 21 - - - 1 - -

Vocational schools for apprentices, total 14,255 165 341 840 2,106 967 689 911 500 7,736Vocational schools for apprentices 14,252 165 341 840 2,103 967 689 911 500 7,736

Vocational schools for agriculture and forestry for apprentices 3 - - - 3 - - - - -

Intermediate & higher techn. and voc. S&C (without statutes) 28,599 882 1,349 4,100 3,768 1,833 2,337 1,507 1,238 11,585Intermediate technical and vocational schools, total 9,912 260 363 1,648 1,328 548 806 556 461 3,942

Intermediate crafts, technical and arts schools 2,977 52 92 549 283 99 196 108 147 1,451

Intermediate technical and crafts schools (in a narrower sense) 2,471 28 73 451 227 64 181 69 137 1,241

Intermediate schools of clothing 266 - - 32 30 19 14 - - 171

Intermediate schools of tourism 205 22 6 66 19 11 1 32 10 38

Intermediate schools of arts and crafts 35 2 13 - 7 5 - 7 - 1

Intermediate schools of business administration 5,415 174 178 939 744 348 407 315 275 2,035

Intermediate schools of management and the service industries 1,184 20 61 118 252 95 117 127 38 356

Intermediate schools for social professions 181 - 9 42 1 6 23 - - 100

Intermediate schools for agriculture and forestry 155 14 23 - 48 - 63 6 1 -

Higher technical and vocational colleges, total 18,687 622 986 2,452 2,440 1,285 1,531 951 777 7,643Higher crafts, technical and arts colleges 6,274 135 207 883 492 283 572 225 241 3,236

Higher technical and crafts colleges (in a narrower sense) 5,443 95 190 769 435 241 529 155 214 2,815

Higher colleges of clothing 254 8 12 16 23 14 14 6 - 161

Higher colleges of tourism 466 32 4 98 26 20 13 51 27 195

Higher colleges of arts and crafts 111 - 1 - 8 8 16 13 - 65

Higher colleges of business administration 10,980 443 609 1,417 1,649 900 849 636 505 3,972

Higher colleges of management and the service industries 1,424 44 168 150 299 102 105 90 31 435

Higher colleges of agriculture and forestry 9 - 2 2 - - 5 - - -

Other schools (statutes), total 3,657 2 85 103 63 229 152 18 11 2,994Other general schools (statutes) 2,845 2 - 19 9 138 92 8 2 2,575

Other technical and vocational schools (statutes) 812 - 85 84 54 91 60 10 9 419

Schools and colleges for the social and services sectors 4,683 126 346 603 712 344 319 316 115 1,802


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Charts table 7:

Primary schools0.0%

General secondary schools36.9%

Special (SEN) schools and classes

1.9%

Proportion of school types at grade 5school year 2011/12



Higher colleges for teacher training

2.1%


2.2%

Higher technical and vocational colleges

31.1%

Intermediate technicaland vocational schools

18.0%

Academic secondary schools26.8%

Pre-vocational schools18.3%


Higher colleges forteacher training

1.8%

Intermediate schools for teacher training

3.3%


37.5%

Intermediate technical and vocational schools

11.5%


23.1%

New secondaryschools27.0%


Other general schools (statutes)

0.9%


0.9%

Other technical and vocational schools (statutes)

0.5%


0.5%

Other technical and vocational schools (statutes)

1.3%

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Table 7: Proportions of school types, distribution of all pupils/students by type of school, school year 2011/12

Type of school1

Pupi

ls/s

tude

nts,

to

tal

Prim

ary

scho

ols

Gene

ral s

econ

dary

sc

hool

s

Spec

ial (

SEN)

sc

hool

s an

d cl

asse

s

Pre-

voca

tiona

l sc

hool

s

New

sec

onda

ry

scho

ols

Acad

emic

sec

onda

ry

scho

ols

Othe

r gen

eral

sch

ools

(s

tatu

tes)

Voca

tiona

l sch

ools

fo

r app

rent

ices

Inte

rmed

iate

tech

nica

l an

d vo

catio

nal s

choo

ls

High

er te

chni

cal a

nd

voca

tiona

l col

lege

s

Othe

r tec

hnic

al a

nd

voca

tiona

l sch

ools

(s

tatu

tes)

Inte

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iate

sch

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fo

r tea

cher

trai

ning

High

er c

olle

ges

for

teac

her t

rain

ing

Total 1,132,327 328,121 163,659 13,748 18,022 56,615 199,890 9,550 134,282 48,807 137,218 7,591 3,768 11,056 Proportion % 100.0 29.0 14.5 1.2 1.6 5.0 17.7 0.8 11.9 4.3 12.1 0.7 0.3 1.0

Pre-primary level 8,124 7,995 - 113 - - - 16 - - - - - - Proportion % 100.0 98.4 - 1.4 - - - 0.2 - - - - - -

Grade 1 – 4 327,375 319,987 - 4,343 - - - 3,045 - - - - - - Proportion % 100.0 97.7 - 1.3 - - - 0.9 - - - - - -

Grade 1 83,601 82,039 - 814 - - - 748 - - - - - - Proportion % 100.0 98.1 - 1.0 - - - 0.9 - - - - - -

Grade 4 80,789 78,687 - 1,316 - - - 786 - - - - - - Proportion % 100.0 97.4 - 1.6 - - - 1.0 - - - - - -

Grade 5 – 8 341,596 139 163,659 7,146 184 56,615 109,552 3,907 - 394 - - - - Proportion % 100.0 0.0 47.9 2.1 0.1 16.6 32.1 1.1 - 0.1 - - - -

Grade 5 82,080 23 30,300 1,531 - 22,155 27,293 778 - - - - - - Proportion % 100.0 0.0 36.9 1.9 - 27.0 33.3 0.9 - - - - - -

Grade 8 90,075 45 54,727 2,065 38 3,636 28,064 1,106 - 394 - - - - Proportion % 100.0 0.0 60.8 2.3 0.0 4.0 31.2 1.2 - 0.4 - - - -

From grade 9 455,232 - - 2,146 17,838 - 90,338 2,582 134,282 48,413 137,218 7,591 3,768 11,056 Proportion % 100.0 - - 0.5 3.9 - 19.8 0.6 29.5 10.6 30.1 1.7 0.8 2.4

Grade 9 97,507 - - 2,146 17,838 - 26,171 869 - 17,588 30,310 491 - 2,094 Proportion % 100.0 - - 2.2 18.3 - 26.8 0.9 - 18.0 31.1 0.5 - 2.1

Grade 10 108,597 - - - - - 22,705 573 40,720 12,532 25,035 1,463 3,634 1,935 Proportion % 100.0 - - - - - 20.9 0.5 37.5 11.5 23.1 1.3 3.3 1.8

Grade 12 90,551 - - - - - 19,511 527 38,676 2,616 25,955 1,673 - 1,593 Proportion % 100.0 - - - - - 21.5 0.6 42.7 2.9 28.7 1.8 - 1.8

1 Schools for the medical services are not included. statutes – Schools with a statute of their own.

Source: Statistics Austria – Education documentation, BMUKK calculations

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Table 7a: Proportions of school types, distribution of male pupils/students by type of school, school year 2011/12

Type of school1

Mal

e

pupi

ls/s

tude

nts,

to

tal

Prim

ary

scho

ols

Gene

ral s

econ

dary

sc

hool

s

Spec

ial (

SEN)

sc

hool

s an

d cl

asse

s

Pre-

voca

tiona

l sc

hool

s

New

sec

onda

ry

scho

ols

Acad

emic

sec

onda

ry

scho

ols

Othe

r gen

eral

sch

ools

(s

tatu

tes)

Voca

tiona

l sch

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fo

r app

rent

ices

Inte

rmed

iate

tech

nica

l an

d vo

catio

nal s

choo

ls

High

er te

chni

cal a

nd

voca

tiona

l col

lege

s

Othe

r tec

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al a

nd

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tiona

l sch

ools

(s

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sch

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cher

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ges

for

teac

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ing

Total 587,308 169,137 85,921 8,809 11,361 29,918 91,570 4,859 87,855 25,239 67,323 2,093 2,590 633 Proportion % 100.0 28.8 14.6 1.5 1.9 5.1 15.6 0.8 15.0 4.3 11.5 0.4 0.4 0.1






Grade 5 42,360 10 16,049 980 - 11,743 13,185 393 - - - - - - Proportion % 100.0 0.0 37.9 2.3 - 27.7 31.1 0.9 - - - - - -

Grade 8 46,362 31 28,759 1,296 17 1,867 13,507 550 - 335 - - - - Proportion % 100.0 0.1 62.0 2.8 0.0 4.0 29.1 1.2 - 0.7 - - - -

From grade 9 238,092 - - 1,263 11,255 - 38,865 1,311 87,855 24,904 67,323 2,093 2,590 633 Proportion % 100.0 - - 0.5 4.7 - 16.3 0.6 36.9 10.5 28.3 0.9 1.1 0.3

Grade 9 48,158 - - 1,263 11,255 - 11,414 468 - 8,114 15,301 239 - 104 Proportion % 100.0 - - 2.6 23.4 - 23.7 1.0 - 16.8 31.8 0.5 - 0.2

Grade 10 56,742 - - - - - 9,783 283 25,677 5,675 12,330 418 2,490 86 Proportion % 100.0 - - - - - 17.2 0.5 45.3 10.0 21.7 0.7 4.4 0.2

Grade 12 47,702 - - - - - 8,141 253 24,229 2,048 12,542 438 - 51 Proportion % 100.0 - - - - - 17.1 0.5 50.8 4.3 26.3 0.9 - 0.1



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Table 7b: Proportions of school types, distribution of female pupils/students by type of school, school year 2011/12

Type of school1

Fem

ale

pu

pils

/stu

dent

s,

tota

l

Prim

ary

scho

ols

Gene

ral s

econ

dary

sc

hool

s

Spec

ial (

SEN)

sc

hool

s an

d cl

asse

s

Pre-

voca

tiona

l sc

hool

s

New

sec

onda

ry

scho

ols

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emic

sec

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ry

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eral

sch

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(s

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r app

rent

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Inte

rmed

iate

tech

nica

l an

d vo

catio

nal s

choo

ls

High

er te

chni

cal a

nd

voca

tiona

l col

lege

s

Othe

r tec

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al a

nd

voca

tiona

l sch

ools

(s

tatu

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ning

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ges

for

teac

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rain

ing

Total 545,019 158,984 77,738 4,939 6,661 26,697 108,320 4,691 46,427 23,568 69,895 5,498 1,178 10,423 Proportion % 100.0 29.2 14.3 0.9 1.2 4.9 19.9 0.9 8.5 4.3 12.8 1.0 0.2 1.9






Grade 5 39,720 13 14,251 551 - 10,412 14,108 385 - - - - - - Proportion % 100.0 0.0 35.9 1.4 - 26.2 35.5 1.0 - - - - - -

Grade 8 43,713 14 25,968 769 21 1,769 14,557 556 - 59 - - - - Proportion % 100.0 0.0 59.4 1.8 0.0 4.0 33.3 1.3 - 0.1 - - - -

From grade 9 217,140 - - 883 6,583 - 51,473 1,271 46,427 23,509 69,895 5,498 1,178 10,423 Proportion % 100.0 - - 0.4 3.0 - 23.7 0.6 21.4 10.8 32.2 2.5 0.5 4.8

Grade 9 49,349 - - 883 6,583 - 14,757 401 - 9,474 15,009 252 - 1,990 Proportion % 100.0 - - 1.8 13.3 - 29.9 0.8 - 19.2 30.4 0.5 - 4.0

Grade 10 51,855 - - - - - 12,922 290 15,043 6,857 12,705 1,045 1,144 1,849 Proportion % 100.0 - - - - - 24.9 0.6 29.0 13.2 24.5 2.0 2.2 3.6

Grade 12 42,849 - - - - - 11,370 274 14,447 568 13,413 1,235 - 1,542 Proportion % 100.0 - - - - - 26.5 0.6 33.7 1.3 31.3 2.9 - 3.6



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Charts table 8:

0%

10%

20%

30%

40%

50%

60%

Primary schools General secondaryschools

New secondaryschools

Academic secondary schools, lower level

Prop

ortio

n of

cla

sses

by

type

of s

choo

l

Pupils per class, grades 1 through 8, school year 2011/12

up to 15 16 – 20 21 – 25 26 – 30 more than 30

up to 15 16 – 20 21 – 25 26 – 30 more than 30

0%

10%

20%

30%

40%

50%

Academic secondary schools Higher technical and vocational colleges

Intermediate technical and vocational schools

Prop

ortio

n of

cla

sses

by

type

of s

choo

l

Pupils/students per class, grades 9 through 13, school year 2011/12

26.5%

13.6%

8.2%

0.7%

39.6% 40.7%

35.8%

11.8%

33.2%

44.1%

51.8% 53.2%

0.7% 1.5% 4.1%

34.2%

0.0% 0.0% 0.1% 0.2%

4.4%

7.0%

17.7% 19.1%

20.2%

22.6%

45.8%

28.6%

25.8% 28.1%

25.7%

19.1%

2.6%

18.4%

14.7%

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Table 8: Class sizes, school year 2011/12

Type of school1 Number of classes,

total

Number of classes with . . . pupils/studentsAverage

class sizeup to 10 11 – 15 16 – 20 21 – 25 26 – 30 more than 30

Total for all types of schools (incl. statutes)2 56,012 3,099 7,900 17,385 19,549 6,224 1,855 20.1 All mainstream schools2 54,990 2,858 7,723 17,120 19,319 6,143 1,827 20.2 General schools (incl. statutes) 40,806 2,458 6,225 13,554 15,500 2,837 232 19.4

General schools 40,160 2,248 6,097 13,389 15,405 2,792 229 19.4 Compulsory schools 28,859 2,198 5,546 10,777 10,066 271 1 18.1

Primary schools 17,929 489 4,263 7,093 5,953 130 1 18.3 General secondary schools 8,273 75 1,052 3,370 3,651 125 - 19.9 Special (SEN) schools and classes 1,779 1,624 148 6 1 - - 6.7 Pre-vocational schools 878 10 83 308 461 16 - 20.6

New secondary schools 2,733 9 215 979 1,415 113 2 20.8 Academic secondary schools, total 8,568 41 336 1,633 3,924 2,408 226 23.3

Academic secondary schools, lower level 4,519 - 30 533 2,404 1,545 7 24.2 Academic secondary schools, upper level (all sub-types) 4,049 41 306 1,100 1,520 863 219 22.4

Other general schools (statutes) 646 210 128 165 95 45 3 14.8 Technical and vocational schools & colleges (incl. statutes) 14,792 640 1,670 3,797 3,926 3,244 1,515 22.2

Technical and vocational schools & colleges 14,416 609 1,621 3,697 3,791 3,208 1,490 22.2 Vocational schools for apprentices, total 6,630 425 1,025 2,069 1,624 1,349 138 20.3

Intermediate & higher techn. and voc. S&C (incl. statutes) 8,162 215 645 1,728 2,302 1,895 1,377 23.7 Crafts, technical and arts schools and colleges 3,327 118 281 698 844 760 626 23.7

Technical and crafts (in a narrower sense) 2,605 108 222 554 678 573 470 23.5 Schools and colleges of clothing 139 2 19 35 42 29 12 22.1 Schools and colleges of tourism 427 3 29 81 96 124 94 25.1 Schools and colleges of arts and crafts 156 5 11 28 28 34 50 25.5

Schools and colleges of business administration 2,267 32 177 531 716 507 304 23.4 S&C of management and the service industries 1,527 31 105 305 435 419 232 24.0 Schools and colleges for social professions 355 13 33 88 137 53 31 21.9 Schools and colleges for agriculture and forestry 677 19 46 105 167 156 184 25.3 Schools and colleges for other scopes 9 2 3 1 3 - - 16.0 Intermediate technical and vocational schools, total 2,175 101 284 492 562 416 320 22.4 Higher technical and vocational colleges, total 5,611 83 312 1,136 1,605 1,443 1,032 24.5 Other technical and vocational schools (statutes) 376 31 49 100 135 36 25 20.2

Institutions for teacher training, total2 414 1 5 34 123 143 108 26.7 Higher colleges for teacher training 414 1 5 34 123 143 108 26.7



2 Without schools for physical education teachers and sports instructors training (Intermediate schools for teacher training).


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Table 8 – details: Class sizes, detailed classification of school types, school year 2011/12

Type of school Number of classes,

total

Number of classes with . . . pupils/studentsAverage

class sizeup to 10 11 – 15 16 – 20 21 – 25 26 – 30 more than 30

Academic secondary schools, total 8,568 41 336 1,633 3,924 2,408 226 23.3 Academic secondary schools, full 8/9 year cycle 7,273 18 215 1,347 3,501 2,124 68 23.4

Academic secondary schools, lower level 4,519 - 30 533 2,404 1,545 7 24.2 Academic secondary schools, upper level 2,754 18 185 814 1,097 579 61 22.0

Academic secondary schools, separate upper level 1,108 16 99 253 380 253 107 22.8 Academic secondary schools for people in employment 155 5 21 21 33 24 51 26.1 Add-on secondary schools 32 2 1 12 10 7 - 21.5

Vocational schools for apprentices, total 6,630 425 1,025 2,069 1,624 1,349 138 20.3 Vocational schools for apprentices 6,583 422 1,012 2,053 1,612 1,346 138 20.3 Vocational schools for agriculture and forestry for apprentices 47 3 13 16 12 3 - 17.8

Intermediate & higher techn. and voc. S&C (without statutes) 7,786 184 596 1,628 2,167 1,859 1,352 23.9 Intermediate technical and vocational schools, total 2,175 101 284 492 562 416 320 22.4

Intermediate crafts, technical and arts schools 728 48 119 194 166 108 93 21.3 Intermediate technical and crafts schools (in a narrower sense) 563 43 97 140 134 74 75 21.1 Intermediate schools of clothing 27 1 4 8 7 6 1 20.8 Intermediate schools of tourism 93 2 10 29 16 23 13 22.8 Intermediate schools of arts and crafts 45 2 8 17 9 5 4 20.5

Intermediate schools of business administration 479 17 65 110 137 92 58 22.2 Intermediate schools of management and the service industries 358 20 54 90 83 68 43 21.7 Intermediate schools for social professions 67 1 4 5 20 22 15 25.8 Intermediate schools for agriculture and forestry 543 15 42 93 156 126 111 24.3

Higher technical and vocational colleges, total 5,611 83 312 1,136 1,605 1,443 1,032 24.5 Higher crafts, technical and arts colleges 2,564 63 153 499 673 650 526 24.5

Higher technical and crafts colleges (in a narrower sense) 2,030 58 122 413 544 499 394 24.2 Higher colleges of clothing 112 1 15 27 35 23 11 22.4 Higher colleges of tourism 320 1 16 51 78 99 75 25.7 Higher colleges of arts and crafts 102 3 - 8 16 29 46 28.3

Higher colleges of business administration 1,762 13 109 413 569 413 245 23.8 Higher colleges of management and the service industries 1,151 3 46 212 352 350 188 24.9 Higher colleges of agriculture and forestry 134 4 4 12 11 30 73 29.1

Other schools (statutes), total 1,022 241 177 265 230 81 28 16.8 Other general schools (statutes) 646 210 128 165 95 45 3 14.8 Other technical and vocational schools (statutes) 376 31 49 100 135 36 25 20.2

Schools and colleges for the social and services sectors 2,485 50 189 516 721 631 378 23.8


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Table 9: Recipients of student support and/or accommodation grants by support category, type of school and federal province, school year 2010/11

Support category / Type of school1 Austria, total

Burgen- land


Upper Austria

Salz- burg


Vienna

All support categories and school types 28,472 511 2,650 5,951 5,611 2,102 4,561 3,484 780 2,822

Student support 17,696 385 1,624 3,509 3,265 924 2,743 1,974 600 2,672

Pre-vocational schools - - - - - - - - - -

Academic secondary schools 3,803 58 295 483 554 191 616 406 113 1,087

Technical and vocational schools and colleges 12,871 303 1,299 2,802 2,500 680 1,922 1,478 460 1,427

Institutions for teacher training 935 24 30 203 211 53 188 78 27 121

Schools for paramedical training 87 - - 21 - - 17 12 - 37

Accommodation grant 2,959 39 305 615 689 280 564 420 38 9

Pre-vocational schools 1 - - - - - - 1 - -

Academic secondary schools 38 3 3 6 3 10 7 5 - 1

Technical and vocational schools and colleges 2,865 25 301 588 678 267 554 406 38 8

Institutions for teacher training 55 11 1 21 8 3 3 8 - -

Schools for paramedical training - - - - - - - - - -

Student support and accommodation grant combined 7,646 87 717 1,777 1,586 880 1,236 1,086 142 135

Pre-vocational schools 1 - - - - - - 1 - -

Academic secondary schools 256 1 7 31 31 48 43 78 4 13

Technical and vocational schools and colleges 7,094 71 692 1,653 1,521 818 1,166 934 137 102

Institutions for teacher training 266 15 18 85 34 14 19 71 1 9

Schools for paramedical training 29 - - 8 - - 8 2 - 11

Special student support 2 171 - 4 50 71 18 18 4 - 6

Academic secondary schools 15 - - - 5 2 4 4 - -

Technical and vocational schools and colleges 156 - 4 50 66 16 14 - - 6

1 Including types for people in employment.

2 Only automatically processed applications are shown here.

Source: BMUKK

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Table 10: Teaching staff by school type and federal province, school year 2011/121

Type of school2 Austria, total Burgenland Carinthia Lower Austria Upper Austria

All of which female

All of which female

All of which female

All of which female

All of which female

All mainstream schools 115,129 80,353 3,861 2,661 7,856 5,509 20,930 15,106 20,802 14,315

General schools, total 86,683 66,291 2,765 2,107 5,721 4,431 15,855 12,641 15,446 11,831

Compulsory schools, total 65,863 53,343 2,166 1,736 4,467 3,658 12,530 10,582 12,548 10,107

Primary schools 29,910 27,261 996 887 2,101 1,879 5,546 5,233 5,634 5,151

General secondary schools 27,872 19,838 992 724 1,882 1,406 5,371 4,034 5,844 4,201

Special (SEN) schools and classes 5,859 5,026 113 95 364 306 1,158 1,046 569 477

Pre-vocational schools 2,222 1,218 65 30 120 67 455 269 501 278

Academic secondary schools 20,820 12,948 599 371 1,254 773 3,325 2,059 2,898 1,724

Technical and vocational schools, total 26,843 12,778 1,045 517 2,068 1,020 4,774 2,230 5,085 2,268

Vocational schools for apprentices3 4,935 1,659 99 23 359 109 695 229 993 324

Technical and vocational schools and colleges, total 21,908 11,119 946 494 1,709 911 4,079 2,001 4,092 1,944

Technical and crafts schools and colleges (in a narrower sense)4 8,278 2,077 303 63 582 154 1,429 288 1,690 375

Schools and colleges of tourism 1,262 672 80 56 53 26 215 116 187 91

Schools and colleges of business administration 5,481 3,520 348 223 409 270 933 609 884 552

Schools and colleges of management and the service industries 4,415 3,463 191 144 416 317 899 687 823 650

Schools and colleges for social professions 206 168 - - 17 14 105 87 9 6

Schools and colleges for agriculture and forestry5 2,266 1,219 24 8 232 130 498 214 499 270

Institutions for teacher training, total 1,603 1,284 51 37 67 58 301 235 271 216

Higher colleges for teacher training 1,603 1,284 51 37 67 58 301 235 271 216

1 Not including staff on maternity or educational leave; including part-time staff (“head count”). In comparisons with previous years please note that figures published up to and including the school year 2007/08 included staff on leave.

2 Schools for the medical services, schools for physical education teachers and sports instructors training (Intermediate schools for teacher training), as well as schools with a statute of their own are not included.

3 Not including teachers at vocational schools for agriculture and forestry for apprentices.

4 Including teachers at schools of clothing and crafts.

5 Including teachers at vocational schools for agriculture and forestry for apprentices.

Source: Statistics Austria, BMUKK

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Table 10 (continued): Teaching staff by school type and federal province, school year 2011/121

Type of school2 Salzburg Styria Tyrol Vorarlberg Vienna

All of which female

All of which female

All of which female

All of which female

All of which female

All mainstream schools 8,243 5,598 15,146 10,705 10,370 6,624 6,011 3,894 21,910 15,941

General schools, total 6,014 4,502 11,370 8,717 7,755 5,373 4,721 3,338 17,036 13,351

Compulsory schools, total 4,574 3,646 8,586 6,944 6,322 4,591 3,896 2,905 10,774 9,174

Primary schools 1,987 1,795 4,029 3,712 2,741 2,321 1,735 1,496 5,141 4,787

General secondary schools 2,000 1,404 3,946 2,791 2,872 1,788 1,649 1,035 3,316 2,455

Special (SEN) schools and classes 423 361 325 277 452 362 385 319 2,070 1,783

Pre-vocational schools 164 86 286 164 257 120 127 55 247 149

Academic secondary schools 1,440 856 2,784 1,773 1,433 782 825 433 6,262 4,177

Technical and vocational schools, total 2,135 1,021 3,538 1,800 2,464 1,134 1,234 512 4,500 2,276

Vocational schools for apprentices3 377 139 682 220 526 156 288 73 916 386

Technical and vocational schools and colleges, total 1,758 882 2,856 1,580 1,938 978 946 439 3,584 1,890

Technical and crafts schools and colleges (in a narrower sense)4 551 137 982 253 651 150 332 69 1,758 588

Schools and colleges of tourism 151 69 52 20 205 114 72 33 247 147

Schools and colleges of business administration 432 265 668 441 526 299 291 169 990 692

Schools and colleges of management and the service industries 427 329 568 468 359 294 208 151 524 423

Schools and colleges for social professions 9 6 36 29 - - - - 30 26

Schools and colleges for agriculture and forestry5 188 76 550 369 197 121 43 17 35 14

Institutions for teacher training, total 94 75 238 188 151 117 56 44 374 314

Higher colleges for teacher training 94 75 238 188 151 117 56 44 374 314

1 Not including staff on maternity or educational leave; including part-time staff (“head count”). In comparisons with previous years please note that figures published up to and including the school year 2007/08 included staff on leave.

2 Schools for the medical services, schools for physical education teachers and sports instructors training (Intermediate schools for teacher training), as well as schools with a statute of their own are not included.

3 Not including teachers at vocational schools for agriculture and forestry for apprentices.

4 Including teachers at schools of clothing and crafts.

5 Including teachers at vocational schools for agriculture and forestry for apprentices.

Source: Statistics Austria, BMUKK

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Charts table 11:

0% 10% 20% 30% 40% 50% 60% 70%

Pre-vocational schools

Academic secondary schools,upper level


Intermediate technical andvocational schools and statutes


Repeaters

Without further education,unknown

Transitions from 4th grades of General secondary schools and Academic secondary schools, lower level, school year 2011/12

Transitions from 4th grades of General secondary schools

Transitions from 4th grades of Academic secondary schools, lower level

Example: 26.3% of students who, in the school year 2010/11, attended grade 4 of a General secondary school and 0.5% of those who attended grade 4 of an Academic secondary school, lower level transferred to a Pre-vocational school in the following school year 2011/12.

0% 10% 20% 30% 40% 50%

General secondary schools

New secondary schools

Academic secondary schools, lower level



Repeaters

Without further education,unknown

Transitions from 4th grades of Primary schools, school year 2011/12

Transitions from 4th grades of Primary schools

Example: 37.1% of students who, in the school year 2010/11, attended grade 4 of a Primary school transferred to a General secondary school in the following school year 2011/12.

37.1%

27.0%

33.4%

0.5%

0.2%

0.9%

0.9%

26.3%

7.6%

7.3%

20.7%

30.3%

1.3%

5.9%

0.5%

62.4%

0.7%

1.4%

30.5%

3.4%

0.9%

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Table 11: Transitions: Education after the 4th grade of a Primary school, General secondary school or an Academic secondary school, lower level, school year 2011/12

School type chosen in school year 2011/12

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own4School type

attended in school year 2010/11 (grade 4)

Primary schools 79,577 29,562 21,448 26,565 399 189 . . . . . 687 727 Proportion % 100.0 37.1 27.0 33.4 0.5 0.2 . . . . . 0.9 0.9

Females 38,730 13,988 10,105 13,723 151 99 . . . . . 332 332 Proportion % 100.0 36.1 26.1 35.4 0.4 0.3 . . . . . 0.9 0.9

Males 40,847 15,574 11,343 12,842 248 90 . . . . . 355 395 Proportion % 100.0 38.1 27.8 31.4 0.6 0.2 . . . . . 0.9 1.0

General secondary schools1 61,617 . . . 160 155 16,227 4,686 4,524 12,726 18,698 825 3,616 Proportion % 100.0 . . . 0.3 0.3 26.3 7.6 7.3 20.7 30.3 1.3 5.9

Females 29,476 . . . 69 50 5,962 3,029 1,282 6,731 10,325 406 1,622 Proportion % 100.0 . . . 0.2 0.2 20.2 10.3 4.3 22.8 35.0 1.4 5.5

Males 32,141 . . . 91 105 10,265 1,657 3,242 5,995 8,373 419 1,994 Proportion % 100.0 . . . 0.3 0.3 31.9 5.2 10.1 18.7 26.1 1.3 6.2

Academic secondary schools, lower level 28,703 . . . - 40 157 17,902 201 409 8,763 976 255 Proportion % 100.0 . . . - 0.1 0.5 62.4 0.7 1.4 30.5 3.4 0.9

Females 14,957 . . . - 20 66 9,845 56 186 4,215 440 129 Proportion % 100.0 . . . - 0.1 0.4 65.8 0.4 1.2 28.2 2.9 0.9

Males 13,746 . . . - 20 91 8,057 145 223 4,548 536 126 Proportion % 100.0 . . . - 0.1 0.7 58.6 1.1 1.6 33.1 3.9 0.9

1 Including students of Primary schools, upper level (grades 5 to 8).

2 Including Higher colleges for teacher training (nursery teacher training institutions and institutions for social pedagogy).

3 Repetition of grade 4, respectively, in the same or another type of school.

4 Including students who moved away and continued education abroad.


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Type of school Graduation year

2012 2011 2005 2000 1990

All mainstream schools AllFemalesMales

45,101 25,442 19,659

44,00624,61419,392

38,80221,69517,107

37,79621,26916,527

31,74416,65115,093

Academic secondary schools, total AllFemalesMales

19,482 11,326 8,156

19,31411,2278,087

16,1139,5046,609

17,25510,1317,124

15,4738,3057,168

Academic secondary schools, full 8/9 year cycle2 AllFemalesMales

13,375 7,550 5,825

13,4867,6275,859

11,3486,5574,791

12,3486,9805,368

11,0245,8205,204

Academic secondary schools, separate upper level AllFemalesMales

4,984 3,177 1,807

4,9713,1431,828

4,3952,7291,666

4,5172,9441,573

4,0872,3571,730

Academic secondary schools (special sub-types)3 AllFemalesMales

1,123 599 524

857457400

370218152

390207183

362128234

Technical and vocational colleges, total4 AllFemalesMales

24,115 12,678 11,437

23,31612,04311,273

21,32210,84610,476

18,9559,5999,356

15,4117,5057,906

Technical and crafts colleges5 AllFemalesMales

10,574 2,828 7,746

10,1842,5957,589

9,6482,2197,429

7,7941,6276,167

6,4511,1085,343

Colleges of business administration AllFemalesMales

7,502 4,695 2,807

7,2944,4752,819

6,8434,4582,385

6,7414,1032,638

6,0403,8492,191

Colleges of management and the service industries AllFemalesMales

5,295 4,830

465

5,1004,661

439

4,1583,904

254

3,7963,599

197

2,4022,390

12

Colleges of agriculture and forestry AllFemalesMales

744 325 419

738312426

673265408

624270354

518158360

Higher colleges for teacher training6 AllFemalesMales

1,504 1,438

66

1,3761,344

32

1,3671,345

22

1,5861,539

47

860841

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1 Austrian and foreign students in graduation classes of secondary schools with “Matura” secondary school leaving certificate, without VET courses; data as at October of previous year. 2005: students in graduation classes, preliminary figures.

2 Academic secondary schools and secondary schools of management and the service industries.

3 Add-on academic secondary schools and academic secondary schools for people in employment.

4 Including special types (for people in employment, add-on courses).

5 Including colleges of tourism and colleges of clothing.

6 Nursery teacher training institutions and institutions for social pedagogy.


Table 12: Students in graduation classes of upper secondary schools by school type and gender, graduation years 1990, 2000, 2005, 2011 and 20121

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Study programme / institution Winter term 2011/12

Students of which new entrants

all females males all females males

Teacher training at public and private University Colleges of Teacher Education and in private study programmes, total 13,696 10,626 3,070 5,223 4,114 1,109

Teacher training for primary school teachers 6,230 5,675 555 2,425 2,214 211

Teacher training for general secondary school teachers 3,561 2,409 1,152 1,496 1,026 470

Teacher training for special (SEN) school teachers 1,092 959 133 395 340 55

Teacher training for pre-vocational school teachers 47 17 30 27 8 19

Teacher training for teachers at vocational schools for apprentices 824 312 512 222 90 132

Teacher training for occupation-specific instruction at VET S&C 1,124 632 492 430 258 172

Teacher training for religious education at compulsory schools 818 622 196 228 178 50

Public University Colleges of Teacher Education, total 9,038 6,686 2,352 3,484 2,640 844

University College of Teacher Education Carinthia 469 353 116 203 159 44

University College of Teacher Education Lower Austria 757 653 104 361 303 58

University College of Teacher Education Upper Austria 1,579 1,095 484 627 446 181

University College of Teacher Education Salzburg 940 783 157 369 298 71

University College of Teacher Education Styria 1,327 888 439 400 286 114

University College of Teacher Education Tyrol 921 657 264 337 248 89

University College of Teacher Education Vorarlberg 380 320 60 152 129 23

University College of Teacher Education Vienna 2,273 1,682 591 868 660 208

Vienna University College of TE – agriculture and environment 392 255 137 167 111 56

Private University Colleges of TE and study programmes, total 4,658 3,940 718 1,739 1,474 265

Private University Colleges of Teacher Education 4,370 3,763 607 1,688 1,440 248

University College of Teacher Education Burgenland Foundation 266 230 36 123 94 29

University College of Teacher Education of the Diocese of Linz 1,271 1,122 149 522 459 63

University College of TE of the Diocese of Graz-Seckau Foundation 363 337 26 153 140 13

University College of TE – Diocese of Innsbruck Foundation 408 320 88 139 106 33

University College of TE – Archdiocese of Vienna Foundation 2,062 1,754 308 751 641 110

Private study programmes for teacher training 288 177 111 51 34 17

Religious education (Catholic) at compulsory schools, Klagenfurt 31 28 3 9 8 1

Religious education (Jewish) at compulsory schools, Vienna 68 42 26 15 11 4

Religious education (Islamic) at compulsory schools, Vienna 189 107 82 27 15 12

VET S&C – Vocational education and training schools and colleges.

TE – Teacher Education.


Table 13: University Colleges of Teacher Education: students and new entrants, winter term 2011/12

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Study programme / institution Academic year 2010/11

New entrants Graduates


Teacher training at public and private University Colleges of Teacher Education and in private study programmes, total 5,088 3,913 1,175 1,912 1,540 372

Teacher training for primary school teachers 2,324 2,094 230 780 745 35

Teacher training for general secondary school teachers 1,364 904 460 394 288 106

Teacher training for special (SEN) school teachers 359 322 37 236 213 23

Teacher training for pre-vocational school teachers 10 3 7 7 3 4

Teacher training for teachers at vocational schools for apprentices 354 165 189 194 87 107

Teacher training for occupation-specific instruction at VET S&C 400 220 180 188 102 86

Teacher training for religious education at compulsory schools 277 205 72 113 102 11

Public University Colleges of Teacher Education, total 3,526 2,608 918 1,272 964 308


University College of Teacher Education Lower Austria 303 256 47 97 84 13

University College of Teacher Education Upper Austria 563 386 177 186 115 71

University College of Teacher Education Salzburg 323 275 48 141 130 11

University College of Teacher Education Styria 447 308 139 215 153 62

University College of Teacher Education Tyrol 381 260 121 155 105 50


University College of Teacher Education Vienna 1,025 764 261 268 205 63


Private University Colleges of TE and study programmes, total 1,562 1,305 257 640 576 64

Private University Colleges of Teacher Education 1,437 1,225 212 611 552 59

University College of Teacher Education Burgenland Foundation 77 73 4 26 26 -

University College of Teacher Education of the Diocese of Linz 403 358 45 194 174 20



University College of TE – Archdiocese of Vienna Foundation 697 577 120 252 229 23

Private study programmes for teacher training 125 80 45 29 24 5

Religious education (Catholic) at compulsory schools, Klagenfurt 22 19 3 7 7 -

Religious education (Jewish) at compulsory schools, Vienna 29 17 12 16 14 2

Religious education (Islamic) at compulsory schools, Vienna 74 44 30 6 3 3

VET S&C – Vocational education and training schools and colleges.



Table 14: University Colleges of Teacher Education: new entrants and graduates, academic year 2010/11

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Type of further and continuing education1 / Higher education institution Students in further and continuing education

winter term 2011/12 academic year 2010/112


Further and continuing education courses, total 13,635 10,507 3,128 13,575 10,653 2,922

University courses with master degree (at least 120 ECTS credits) 317 234 83 285 210 75

University courses with academic title (at least 60 ECTS credits) 1,026 743 283 911 725 186

Courses for additional teaching qualification (at least 30 ECTS credits) 595 398 197 630 443 187

Courses (30 to less than 60 ECTS credits) 1,052 791 261 1,326 1,029 297

Courses (6 to less than 30 ECTS credits) 10,645 8,341 2,304 10,423 8,246 2,177

Public University Colleges of Teacher Education, total 10,938 8,251 2,687 10,861 8,275 2,586


University College of Teacher Education Lower Austria 1,197 952 245 1,088 888 200

University College of Teacher Education Upper Austria 2,651 2,093 558 2,751 2,169 582

University College of Teacher Education Salzburg 1,697 1,259 438 1,464 1,084 380

University College of Teacher Education Styria 1,927 1,461 466 1,866 1,417 449

University College of Teacher Education Tyrol 1,174 835 339 1,327 962 365


University College of Teacher Education Vienna 974 672 302 1,037 753 284


Private University Colleges of Teacher Education 2,462 2,155 307 2,678 2,344 334

University College of Teacher Education Burgenland Foundation 326 292 34 292 263 29

University College of Teacher Education of the Diocese of Linz 588 498 90 678 584 94



University College of TE – Archdiocese of Vienna Foundation 859 760 99 903 793 110

Study programmes from other private education providers, total 235 101 134 36 34 2

Private university course of the Diocese of Gurk, Klagenfurt 12 12 - 36 34 2

Private university course of the Islamic Religious Community in Austria 223 89 134 - - -

1 Not including courses with less than 6 ECTS credits.

2 Students in winter term 2010/11 and summer term 2011.

ECTS – European Credit Transfer and Accumulation System.



Table 15: University Colleges of Teacher Education: Students in further and continuing education, winter term 2011/12 and academic year 2010/11

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Table 16: Reference levels of European average performance (Benchmarks) in education and training, 2011

Early childhood educationEU target 2020 Ø EU-27 Austria Females Males EU rank

min. 95% 92.4% 92.1% 92.4% 91.8% 12 (of 27)

Note: By 2020, the EU average should be at least 95%. Data refer to the proportion of 4 to 6 year old children who attend educational institutions before starting school, as compared to the same age population. Data 2010

Low achievers in basic skillsEU target 2020 Ø EU-27 Austria Females Males EU rank

Reading max. 15% 19.6% 27.5% 20.3% 35.2% 23 (of 25)

Mathematics max. 15% 22.2% 23.2% 25.1% 21.3% 17 (of 25)

Science max. 15% 17.7% 21.0% 20.3% 21.6% 21 (of 25)

Note: By 2020, the EU average should have decreased to max. 15%. Data refer to the percentage of 15 year old pupils who attain at most proficiency level 1 on the respective PISA scale. Data from PISA 2009

Early leavers from education and trainingEU target 2020 Ø EU-27 Austria Females Males EU rank

max. 10% 13.5% 8.3% 7.8% 8.8% 8 (of 27)

Note: By 2020, the EU average should be less than 10%. Data refer to the proportion of 18 to 24 year olds who have not completed upper secondary education and who are not in education or training. Data 2011

Tertiary level attainment (age group of 30 to 34 year olds)EU target 2020 Ø EU-27 Austria Females Males EU rank

min. 40% 30.8% 23.8% 24.5% 23.1% 23 (of 27)

Note: By 2020, the EU average should be increased to at least 40%. Data refer to the proportion of 30 to 34 year olds with completed tertiary education (ISCED levels 5 and 6) as compared to the same age resident population. Data 2011

Adult participation in lifelong learningEU target 2020 Ø EU-27 Austria Females Males EU rank

min. 15% 8.9% 13.4% 14.5% 12.2% 8 (of 27)

Note: By 2020, the EU average level should be at least 15%. Data refer to the 25 to 64 year old population participating in formal or non-formal education during the 4 weeks prior to the survey. Data 2011

Source: Statistics Austria, European Commission, OECD

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Table 17: Adult education: number of events and participation, calendar year 2011 and academic year 2010/11, respectively

Short events Courses Total2 Special courses / events

1 – 4 TU1

Platform Educational Institutions in Austria

Events 4,974 10,367 15,341 2,108 Participation 130,304 247,680 377,984 36,702

“bfi” Vocational Training InstituteEvents n.a. 19,518 19,518 117 Participation n.a. 214,858 214,858 14,482

Austrian Library AssociationEvents3 35,614 123 35,737 n.a. Participation4 n.a. n.a. 3,238 n.a.

Catholic Adult Education InstitutionsEvents 17,994 9,012 27,006 3,524 Participation 398,269 159,305 557,574 255,694

Institute for Adult Education in Rural Areas

Events 8,363 5,061 13,424 1,641 Participation 204,857 113,692 318,549 n.a.

Federation of Austrian Educational Associations


Austrian National Economy SocietyEvents 1,444 1,511 2,955 35 Participation 50,207 13,375 63,582 1,220

Austrian Trade Union Education Network


Association of Austrian Adult Education Centres


Institute for Economic Promotion of the Austrian Federal Economic Chamber

Events n.a. n.a. 30,806 n.a. Participation n.a. n.a. 353,495 n.a.

TotalEvents 88,994 99,223 219,023 22,689 Participation 1,299,452 1,342,865 2,999,050 975,255

1 TU – Teaching unit.

2 The column “Total” also includes figures for which there is no detailed information in columns “Short Events” and “Courses”.

3 Borrowings of books and other media: 22,249,844

4 Visits: 10,754,949

n.a. – Not available.

Source: Austrian Conference on Adult Education (KEBÖ)

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Table 18: Adults‘ participation in lifelong learning: Population of 15 years and older by participation in training and continuing education; type, purpose and hours by age and gender, 20111

Age (years) Total of which in education / training

(formal and/or non-formal)2

Courses attended Average number of hours within four weeks prior to survey3

EU structural indicator “lifelong

learning”4total of which

predominantly job-related

of which predominantly

private

total of which in predominantly

job-related courses

Thousands Thousands % Thousands Hours %

All Total 7,062.3 1,307.7 18.5 637.8 341.0 296.8 18.2 23.7 13.4

15 – 19 476.0 421.4 88.5 62.2 16.0 46.2 18.5 33.6 .20 – 29 1,062.2 377.3 35.5 134.4 77.3 57.1 25.1 32.5 27.430 – 39 1,108.8 179.0 16.1 136.6 86.1 50.5 18.9 22.9 16.040 – 49 1,393.5 167.2 12.0 150.1 93.8 56.3 16.7 20.3 12.050 – 59 1,125.9 103.0 9.2 98.4 61.2 37.2 14.3 17.2 9.160 and older 1,895.9 59.8 3.2 56.1 6.6 49.6 11.1 16.5 5.125 – 64 4,657.1 626.4 13.5 478.0 288.5 189.5 17.9 22.0 13.4

Females

Females total 3,650.2 701.9 19.2 356.9 167.1 189.9 16.8 23.7 14.515 – 19 239.0 212.4 88.9 30.9 8.0 23.0 17.7 33.8 .20 – 29 533.5 200.2 37.5 72.4 39.5 33.0 23.4 31.5 27.530 – 39 556.3 97.2 17.5 75.4 41.3 34.0 17.8 23.1 17.340 – 49 692.5 96.3 13.9 87.2 47.4 39.8 15.9 21.0 13.950 – 59 569.1 57.3 10.1 54.4 29.1 25.4 12.6 16.1 10.160 and older 1,059.7 38.5 3.6 36.6 (1.9) 34.7 9.6 13.2 6.125 – 64 2,340.3 342.2 14.6 269.0 140.7 128.4 16.6 22.1 14.5

Males

Males total 3,412.1 605.8 17.8 280.9 173.9 107.0 20.0 23.8 12.215 – 19 237.0 209.0 88.2 31.3 8.1 23.2 19.2 33.3 .20 – 29 528.7 177.1 33.5 62.0 37.9 24.1 27.0 33.5 27.330 – 39 552.5 81.7 14.8 61.2 44.8 16.5 20.2 22.7 14.740 – 49 701.1 70.9 10.1 63.0 46.5 16.5 17.8 19.6 10.150 – 59 556.7 45.7 8.2 43.9 32.1 11.8 16.5 18.2 8.260 and older 836.2 21.3 2.6 19.6 (4.7) 14.9 13.9 17.8 4.025 – 64 2,316.9 284.2 12.3 209.0 147.9 61.1 19.4 21.9 12.2

1 Extrapolated figures. On account of the sample error, values less than 6,000 are inaccurate and cannot be interpreted statistically; they are put in parentheses.

2 Adults‘ participation in training and continuing education within four weeks prior to the survey; formal education: school (including apprenticeship) and higher education system; non-formal education: courses and training.

3 Refers to participants.

4 Percentage of the population aged 25 to 64 years participating in training and continuing education programmes (not including persons who interrupt attendance at school or higher education institution on account of holidays).

Source: Statistics Austria – Microcensus / Labour Force Survey

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Table 19: Labour force aged 25 to 64 years participating in continuing education by federal province and purpose of continuing education, 20111

Participation in continuing education

Austria, total

Burgen- land


Upper Austria

Salz- burg


Vienna

Thousands

All 3,527.9 119.9 226.0 679.0 596.9 231.7 506.6 301.3 157.6 709.0

Numbers 399.6 11.1 21.9 74.4 68.9 24.9 60.4 31.9 20.7 85.5% 11.3% 9.3% 9.7% 11.0% 11.5% 10.7% 11.9% 10.6% 13.1% 12.1%

predominantly job-related 255.0 7.7 15.8 51.8 41.8 14.8 37.2 21.4 12.8 51.6

predominantly private 144.6 3.4 6.1 22.6 27.0 10.0 23.2 10.5 7.9 33.8

Females 1,638.1 54.2 104.8 315.6 270.3 108.8 234.6 139.1 70.8 340.1

Numbers 214.6 5.3 12.0 39.2 35.6 14.1 33.0 16.2 10.6 48.7% 13.1% 9.9% 11.4% 12.4% 13.2% 12.9% 14.1% 11.6% 14.9% 14.3%


predominantly private 93.2 2.0 4.0 14.9 16.6 6.9 14.6 6.4 5.1 22.7

Males 1,889.8 65.7 121.2 363.4 326.6 122.9 272.0 162.2 86.9 368.9

Numbers 185.1 5.8 9.9 35.2 33.3 10.8 27.4 15.7 10.1 36.7% 9.8% 8.8% 8.2% 9.7% 10.2% 8.8% 10.1% 9.7% 11.7% 10.0%


predominantly private 51.5 (1.4) (2.1) 7.8 10.5 3.1 8.6 4.1 (2.8) 11.1

1 Extrapolated figures in Thousands. Values that are inaccurate on account of the sample error are put in parentheses.

Source: Statistics Austria – Microcensus / Labour Force Survey

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