Statistical Guide 2011 - BMBWF

Statistical Guide

2011

Key facts and figures about schools and adult education in Austria

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Statistical Guide

Key facts and figures about schools and adult education in Austria

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Statistical Guide 2011

Preface

Education statistics provide valuable data and facts about our school system and thus forms a sound basis for the continuous further development and quality assurance of our educa-tional system. Up-to-date figures are important to set the course for innovative and lifelong learning and teaching.

The “Statistical Guide 2011” presents up-to-date figures, data and facts about the school system and adult education in concise and clearly arranged form. Built upon the annually published tables of the number of schools, classes, pupils and students at University Colle-ges of Teacher Education the “Statistical Guide” provides information about the educational attainment of the Austrian resident population and EU-benchmarks. A new feature this year provides a detailed classification of school types.

The “Statistical Guide 2011” is published in German and English and continues the series of statistical publications of the 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, 2009/10 and 2010/11. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7

Table 2: Demographic development, population aged 6 to 18 years, 1986 – 2036 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8 with chart

Table 3: Educational attainment of the population: 25 to 64 year old resident population by highest level of education attained, 2010. . . . . . . . . . 9

Table 4: Schools, classes and students by type of school and federal province, school year 2010/11 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10 with charts

Table 5: Students with other than Austrian citizenship by type of school and federal province, school year 2010/11 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 22

Table 6: Students with non-German mother tongue by type of school and federal province, school year 2010/11 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 24

Table 7: Proportions of school types, distribution of all pupils/students by type of school, school year 2010/11 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 27 with charts

Table 7a: Proportions of school types, distribution of male pupils/students by type of school, school year 2010/11 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 28

Table 7b: Proportions of school types, distribution of female pupils/students by type of school, school year 2010/11 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 29

Table 8: Class sizes, school year 2010/11 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 31 with charts

Table 9: Recipients of student support and/or accommodation grants by support category, type of school and federal province, school year 2009/10 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 33

Table 10: Teaching staff by school type and federal province, school year 2010/11 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 34

Table 11: Transitions: Education after the 4th grade of a Primary school, Lower secondary school or an Academic secondary school, lower level, school year 2010/11 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 37 with charts

Table 12: Students in graduation classes of upper secondary schools by school type and gender, graduation years 1990, 2000, 2005, 2010 and 2011 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 38

Table 13: University Colleges of Teacher Education: students and new entrants, winter term 2010/11 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 39

Table 14: University Colleges of Teacher Education: new entrants and graduates, academic year 2009/10 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 40

Table 15: University Colleges of Teacher Education: Students in further and continuing education, winter term 2010/11 and academic year 2009/10 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 41

Table 16: Reference levels of European average performance (Benchmarks) in education and training, 2010. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 42

Table 17: Adult education: number of events and participation, calendar year 2010 and academic year 2009/10, 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, 2010 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 44

Table 19: Labour force aged 25 to 64 years participating in continuing education by federal province and purpose of continuing education, 2010 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 45

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2010/11 2009/10 2000/01All of which

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%Children in kindergartens1 217,709 49.1 213,997 49.0 208,930 49.1Children in 1st classes of primary schools 81,488 48.4 81,561 48.1 97,040 48.4Students in grade 9 97,873 50.5 96,954 50.7 94,134 51.2Students in graduation (Matura) classes of secondary schools2 45,834 56.8 45,367 56.6 39,302 56.7 of which in VET courses 1,828 77.5 1,679 76.2 1,482 69.9New entrants at University Colleges of Teacher Education3,4 4,811 77.3 4,283 76.4 3,175 76.3New entrants at universities and Fachhochschulen5 60,504 53.7 60,113 53.5 34,481 53.5Students at University Colleges of Teacher Education3,6 11,400 77.4 9,521 78.0 7,506 77.1Students at universities and Fachhochschulen6 308,895 52.9 297,475 52.8 239,691 50.2Graduates from University Colleges of Teacher Education3,7 1,744 81.8 2,257 83.6 1,657 79.0Graduates from universities and Fachhochschulen7 30,732 55.5 30,142 55.0 17,051 49.4Births8 78,742 48.8 76,344 48.8 78,268 48.7Resident population8 8,387,742 51.3 8,363,040 51.3 8,011,566 51.6Resident population with completed secondary education8,9 5,239,900 47.8 5,176,800 47.6 4,566,800 46.8Proportion in % of age cohort Children in kindergartens1 90.7 91.0 88.5 89.5 77.6 n.a. Graduates from (upper) secondary schools10 42.9 49.3 43.2 49.4 38.3 43.9 Resident population with completed secondary education8,9,11 83.8 79.3 83.3 78.4 77.4 71.1 Proportion of higher education graduates8,9,12 16.8 18.1 16.4 17.9 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 2010/11: winter term; 2009/10 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 2010, 2009 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

Table 1: Key data on education and population statistics, 2000/01, 2009/10 and 2010/11

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6 – 9 years 10 – 13 years 14 – 18 years1986 340,558 373,860 584,1491991 372,333 356,976 475,4261996 373,493 377,691 467,5542001 379,399 381,744 477,0112006 343,117 381,820 494,4822011 325,529 338,528 481,1572016 323,185 333,200 434,1492021 335,968 331,349 427,9382026 341,712 343,561 428,2042031 341,530 348,346 442,1562036 337,025 347,188 447,545

1 Resident population, annual average; from 2011: forecast.

Source: Statistics Austria

Table 2: Demographic development, population aged 6 to 18 years, 1986 – 20361

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Total 4,617.5 100.0 749.6 16.2 1,843.3 39.9 639.3 13.8 699.8 15.2 685.5 14.8

25 to 34 years 1,079.4 100.0 125.1 11.6 398.1 36.9 124.4 11.5 240.8 22.3 191.2 17.7

35 to 44 years 1,291.2 100.0 171.8 13.3 528.3 40.9 170.5 13.2 211.9 16.4 208.6 16.2

45 to 54 years 1,298.2 100.0 218.1 16.8 534.5 41.2 205.8 15.9 163.9 12.6 175.9 13.5

55 to 64 years 948.6 100.0 234.6 24.7 382.4 40.3 138.5 14.6 83.3 8.8 109.9 11.6

Females

Females total 2,320.0 100.0 481.1 20.7 678.6 29.2 433.9 18.7 366.4 15.8 360.0 15.5

25 to 34 years 539.4 100.0 67.2 12.5 145.0 26.9 82.7 15.3 130.9 24.3 113.5 21.0

35 to 44 years 645.8 100.0 108.9 16.9 198.5 30.7 112.5 17.4 116.3 18.0 109.5 17.0

45 to 54 years 647.7 100.0 144.2 22.3 191.8 29.6 142.0 21.9 81.4 12.6 88.4 13.7

55 to 64 years 487.1 100.0 160.8 33.0 143.3 29.4 96.7 19.8 37.8 7.8 48.6 10.0

Males

Males total 2,297.5 100.0 268.5 11.7 1,164.7 50.7 205.4 8.9 333.4 14.5 325.5 14.2

25 to 34 years 540.1 100.0 57.8 10.7 253.1 46.9 41.7 7.7 109.9 20.3 77.7 14.4

35 to 44 years 645.4 100.0 62.9 9.8 329.8 51.1 58.1 9.0 95.6 14.8 99.1 15.4

45 to 54 years 650.5 100.0 74.0 11.4 342.7 52.7 63.8 9.8 82.5 12.7 87.4 13.4

55 to 64 years 461.5 100.0 73.8 16.0 239.1 51.8 41.8 9.1 45.5 9.9 61.2 13.3

1 Higher education (HE) entrance qualification.

Source: Statistics Austria – Microcensus

Table 3: Educational attainment of the population: 25 to 64 year old resident population by highest level of education attained, 2010

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

all females all femalesTotal for all types of schools (incl. statutes) 5,900 56,529 1,144,080 549,731 290 1,840 35,340 17,273

All mainstream schools 5,742 55,544 1,126,983 539,651 282 1,815 34,881 16,975 General schools (incl. statutes) 5,171 41,118 797,186 391,414 262 1,356 24,079 11,867

General schools 5,071 40,484 787,384 386,599 256 1,342 23,948 11,805 Compulsory schools 4,730 30,274 552,318 261,893 245 944 15,746 7,540

Primary schools 3,171 17,956 327,663 158,549 188 630 10,104 4,898 Lower secondary schools 1,158 9,611 192,616 91,655 41 243 4,886 2,386 Special (SEN) schools and classes 321 1,797 13,198 4,701 11 47 316 130 Pre-vocational schools 255 910 18,841 6,988 12 24 440 126

New secondary schools 323 1,658 34,324 16,189 28 147 2,692 1,274 Academic secondary schools, total 340 8,552 200,742 108,517 11 251 5,510 2,991

Academic secondary schools, lower level 272 4,578 112,330 58,254 8 132 3,075 1,564 Academic secondary schools, upper level (all sub-types) 338 3,974 88,412 50,263 11 119 2,435 1,427

Other general schools (statutes) 119 634 9,802 4,815 6 14 131 62 Technical and vocational schools & colleges (incl. statutes) 693 14,861 332,872 147,304 27 469 10,863 5,021

Technical and vocational schools & colleges 635 14,510 325,577 142,039 25 458 10,535 4,785 Vocational schools for apprentices, total 158 6,711 137,881 47,516 4 120 2,454 648

Intermediate & higher techn. and voc. S&C (incl. statutes) 536 8,150 194,991 99,788 23 349 8,409 4,373 Crafts, technical and arts schools and colleges 171 3,319 78,774 20,087 6 130 3,187 743

Technical and crafts (in a narrower sense) 126 2,601 61,045 7,424 4 93 2,364 209 Schools and colleges of clothing 16 144 3,161 3,051 1 5 79 77 Schools and colleges of tourism 27 423 10,778 6,883 2 28 675 416 Schools and colleges of arts and crafts 17 151 3,790 2,729 1 4 69 41

Schools and colleges of business administration 120 2,308 54,443 32,389 8 128 2,888 1,662 S&C of management and the service industries 109 1,521 37,078 32,965 6 67 1,738 1,590 Schools and colleges for social professions 58 330 7,344 5,979 2 11 328 236 Schools and colleges for agriculture and forestry 108 663 17,211 8,245 3 13 268 142 Schools and colleges for other scopes 3 9 141 123 - - - - Intermediate technical and vocational schools, total 420 2,197 50,094 24,270 21 79 1,724 936 Higher technical and vocational colleges, total 306 5,602 137,602 70,253 15 259 6,357 3,201 Other technical and vocational schools (statutes) 69 351 7,295 5,265 2 11 328 236

Institutions for teacher training, total 38 550 14,022 11,013 1 15 398 385 Intermediate schools for teacher training 4 152 3,535 1,074 - - - - Higher colleges for teacher training 34 398 10,487 9,939 1 15 398 385

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

Table 4: Schools, classes and students by type of school and federal province, school year 2010/11

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

all females all femalesAcademic secondary schools, total 340 8,552 200,742 108,517 11 251 5,510 2,991

Academic secondary schools, full 8/9 year cycle 272 7,310 172,058 91,317 8 191 4,232 2,248Academic secondary schools, lower level 272 4,578 112,330 58,254 8 132 3,075 1,564Academic secondary schools, upper level 265 2,732 59,728 33,063 7 59 1,157 684

Academic secondary schools, separate upper level 105 1,069 24,474 14,813 7 60 1,278 743Academic secondary schools for people in employment 8 140 3,524 2,005 - - - -Add-on secondary schools 4 33 686 382 - - - -

Vocational schools for apprentices, total 158 6,711 137,881 47,516 4 120 2,454 648Vocational schools for apprentices 150 6,666 137,064 47,062 4 120 2,454 648Vocational schools for agriculture and forestry for apprentices 8 45 817 454 - - - -

Intermediate & higher techn. and voc. S&C (without statutes) 478 7,799 187,696 94,523 21 338 8,081 4,137Intermediate technical and vocational schools, total 420 2,197 50,094 24,270 21 79 1,724 936

Intermediate crafts, technical and arts schools 135 747 15,898 3,149 6 23 463 121Intermediate technical and crafts schools (in a narrower sense) 104 579 12,126 890 3 13 248 10Intermediate schools of clothing 8 27 572 554 - - - -Intermediate schools of tourism 20 94 2,252 1,187 2 6 146 70Intermediate schools of arts and crafts 10 47 948 518 1 4 69 41

Intermediate schools of business administration 107 489 11,030 6,132 8 27 614 346Intermediate schools of management and the service industries 82 365 8,117 6,888 5 16 379 327Intermediate schools for social professions 16 65 1,657 1,537 - - - -Intermediate schools for agriculture and forestry 96 531 13,392 6,564 3 13 268 142

Higher technical and vocational colleges, total 306 5,602 137,602 70,253 15 259 6,357 3,201Higher crafts, technical and arts colleges 111 2,542 62,272 16,665 5 107 2,724 622

Higher technical and crafts colleges (in a narrower sense) 72 2,010 48,799 6,464 3 80 2,116 199Higher colleges of clothing 14 117 2,589 2,497 1 5 79 77Higher colleges of tourism 25 315 8,169 5,565 2 22 529 346Higher colleges of arts and crafts 9 100 2,715 2,139 - - - -

Higher colleges of business administration 109 1,790 42,781 26,002 7 101 2,274 1,316Higher colleges of management and the service industries 89 1,138 28,730 25,905 5 51 1,359 1,263Higher colleges of agriculture and forestry 12 132 3,819 1,681 - - - -

Other schools (statutes), total 188 985 17,097 10,080 8 25 459 298Other general schools (statutes) 119 634 9,802 4,815 6 14 131 62Other technical and vocational schools (statutes) 69 351 7,295 5,265 2 11 328 236

Schools and colleges for the social and services sectors 185 2,453 59,219 49,587 8 111 2,820 2,319


Table 4 – details: Schools, classes and students, detailed classification of school types, school year 2010/11

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Table 4 (continued): Schools, classes and students by type of school and federal province, school year 2010/11

Type of school1 Carinthia Lower AustriaSchools Classes Students Schools Classes Students

all females all femalesTotal for all types of schools (incl. statutes) 421 3,961 76,869 37,494 1,232 10,532 208,632 99,079

All mainstream schools 415 3,890 75,524 36,451 1,196 10,417 206,928 98,050 General schools (incl. statutes) 366 2,732 50,794 25,066 1,100 7,953 149,032 72,754

General schools 364 2,715 50,557 24,948 1,073 7,870 148,054 72,275 Compulsory schools 341 2,031 34,562 16,447 1,018 6,143 108,882 51,391

Primary schools 250 1,296 20,998 10,201 636 3,473 63,311 30,708 Lower secondary schools 69 593 12,065 5,760 262 1,974 38,044 17,992 Special (SEN) schools and classes 23 102 625 200 115 522 4,003 1,415 Pre-vocational schools 8 40 874 286 61 174 3,524 1,276

New secondary schools 36 156 3,373 1,641 51 248 4,895 2,288 Academic secondary schools, total 23 528 12,622 6,860 55 1,479 34,277 18,596

Academic secondary schools, lower level 15 285 7,267 3,771 44 877 21,019 10,972 Academic secondary schools, upper level (all sub-types) 23 243 5,355 3,089 55 602 13,258 7,624

Other general schools (statutes) 2 17 237 118 27 83 978 479 Technical and vocational schools & colleges (incl. statutes) 54 1,212 25,583 11,950 128 2,502 57,658 24,514

Technical and vocational schools & colleges 50 1,158 24,475 11,025 119 2,470 56,932 23,964 Vocational schools for apprentices, total 11 535 9,511 3,474 23 972 20,377 5,912

Intermediate & higher techn. and voc. S&C (incl. statutes) 43 677 16,072 8,476 105 1,530 37,281 18,602 Crafts, technical and arts schools and colleges 12 239 5,764 1,354 28 580 13,874 3,027

Technical and crafts (in a narrower sense) 9 194 4,684 588 20 487 11,506 1,384 Schools and colleges of clothing 2 12 289 281 3 18 420 408 Schools and colleges of tourism 1 20 502 310 5 75 1,948 1,235 Schools and colleges of arts and crafts 2 13 289 175 - - - -

Schools and colleges of business administration 9 167 3,815 2,121 25 416 10,073 5,967 S&C of management and the service industries 8 147 3,511 2,987 21 317 7,744 6,507 Schools and colleges for social professions 6 60 1,268 1,076 14 58 1,429 1,305 Schools and colleges for agriculture and forestry 11 64 1,714 938 22 159 4,161 1,796 Schools and colleges for other scopes - - - - - - - - Intermediate technical and vocational schools, total 34 156 3,515 1,530 82 465 10,882 5,445 Higher technical and vocational colleges, total 24 467 11,449 6,021 62 1,033 25,673 12,607 Other technical and vocational schools (statutes) 5 54 1,108 925 13 32 726 550

Institutions for teacher training, total 1 17 492 478 6 77 1,942 1,811 Intermediate schools for teacher training - - - - - - - - Higher colleges for teacher training 1 17 492 478 6 77 1,942 1,811




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Type of school1 Carinthia Lower AustriaSchools Classes Students Schools Classes Students

all females all femalesTotal for all types of schools (incl. statutes) 421 3,961 76,869 37,494 1,232 10,532 208,632 99,079

All mainstream schools 415 3,890 75,524 36,451 1,196 10,417 206,928 98,050 General schools (incl. statutes) 366 2,732 50,794 25,066 1,100 7,953 149,032 72,754

General schools 364 2,715 50,557 24,948 1,073 7,870 148,054 72,275 Compulsory schools 341 2,031 34,562 16,447 1,018 6,143 108,882 51,391

Primary schools 250 1,296 20,998 10,201 636 3,473 63,311 30,708 Lower secondary schools 69 593 12,065 5,760 262 1,974 38,044 17,992 Special (SEN) schools and classes 23 102 625 200 115 522 4,003 1,415 Pre-vocational schools 8 40 874 286 61 174 3,524 1,276





Intermediate & higher techn. and voc. S&C (incl. statutes) 43 677 16,072 8,476 105 1,530 37,281 18,602 Crafts, technical and arts schools and colleges 12 239 5,764 1,354 28 580 13,874 3,027

Technical and crafts (in a narrower sense) 9 194 4,684 588 20 487 11,506 1,384 Schools and colleges of clothing 2 12 289 281 3 18 420 408 Schools and colleges of tourism 1 20 502 310 5 75 1,948 1,235 Schools and colleges of arts and crafts 2 13 289 175 - - - -

Schools and colleges of business administration 9 167 3,815 2,121 25 416 10,073 5,967 S&C of management and the service industries 8 147 3,511 2,987 21 317 7,744 6,507 Schools and colleges for social professions 6 60 1,268 1,076 14 58 1,429 1,305 Schools and colleges for agriculture and forestry 11 64 1,714 938 22 159 4,161 1,796 Schools and colleges for other scopes - - - - - - - - Intermediate technical and vocational schools, total 34 156 3,515 1,530 82 465 10,882 5,445 Higher technical and vocational colleges, total 24 467 11,449 6,021 62 1,033 25,673 12,607 Other technical and vocational schools (statutes) 5 54 1,108 925 13 32 726 550

Institutions for teacher training, total 1 17 492 478 6 77 1,942 1,811 Intermediate schools for teacher training - - - - - - - - Higher colleges for teacher training 1 17 492 478 6 77 1,942 1,811




Type of school Carinthia Lower AustriaSchools Classes Students Schools Classes Students

all females all femalesAcademic secondary schools, total 23 528 12,622 6,860 55 1,479 34,277 18,596

Academic secondary schools, full 8/9 year cycle 15 445 10,795 5,764 44 1,290 30,127 16,123Academic secondary schools, lower level 15 285 7,267 3,771 44 877 21,019 10,972Academic secondary schools, upper level 15 160 3,528 1,993 42 413 9,108 5,151

Academic secondary schools, separate upper level 7 67 1,495 907 14 158 3,533 2,126Academic secondary schools for people in employment 2 16 332 189 1 2 24 3Add-on secondary schools - - - - 3 29 593 344

Vocational schools for apprentices, total 11 535 9,511 3,474 23 972 20,377 5,912Vocational schools for apprentices 10 532 9,470 3,448 21 957 20,063 5,756Vocational schools for agriculture and forestry for apprentices 1 3 41 26 2 15 314 156

Intermediate & higher techn. and voc. S&C (without statutes) 39 623 14,964 7,551 96 1,498 36,555 18,052Intermediate technical and vocational schools, total 34 156 3,515 1,530 82 465 10,882 5,445

Intermediate crafts, technical and arts schools 9 48 1,001 132 19 133 2,949 499Intermediate technical and crafts schools (in a narrower sense) 8 37 788 48 15 115 2,486 236Intermediate schools of clothing - - - - 1 3 76 71Intermediate schools of tourism 1 3 53 20 3 15 387 192Intermediate schools of arts and crafts 1 8 160 64 - - - -

Intermediate schools of business administration 6 21 438 223 23 102 2,394 1,326Intermediate schools of management and the service industries 7 30 596 431 18 74 1,626 1,342Intermediate schools for social professions 2 6 160 151 6 33 853 809Intermediate schools for agriculture and forestry 10 51 1,320 593 19 123 3,060 1,469

Higher technical and vocational colleges, total 24 467 11,449 6,021 62 1,033 25,673 12,607Higher crafts, technical and arts colleges 8 191 4,763 1,222 21 444 10,858 2,490

Higher technical and crafts colleges (in a narrower sense) 5 157 3,896 540 13 372 9,020 1,148Higher colleges of clothing 2 12 289 281 3 15 344 337Higher colleges of tourism 1 17 449 290 5 57 1,494 1,005Higher colleges of arts and crafts 1 5 129 111 - - - -

Higher colleges of business administration 9 146 3,377 1,898 22 310 7,596 4,625Higher colleges of management and the service industries 8 117 2,915 2,556 18 243 6,118 5,165Higher colleges of agriculture and forestry 1 13 394 345 3 36 1,101 327

Other schools (statutes), total 7 71 1,345 1,043 40 115 1,704 1,029Other general schools (statutes) 2 17 237 118 27 83 978 479Other technical and vocational schools (statutes) 5 54 1,108 925 13 32 726 550

Schools and colleges for the social and services sectors 14 244 5,699 4,765 38 468 11,541 9,455


Table 4 – details (continued): Schools, classes and students, detailed classification of school types, school year 2010/11

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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) 1,053 10,218 207,983 98,858 388 4,076 80,731 38,855

All mainstream schools 1,034 10,134 206,478 97,896 375 4,005 79,526 38,070 General schools (incl. statutes) 919 7,387 140,133 68,947 331 2,805 54,522 26,639

General schools 909 7,349 139,622 68,695 324 2,768 53,969 26,369 Compulsory schools 861 5,907 107,136 50,927 298 2,148 39,341 18,722

Primary schools 581 3,354 59,262 28,539 186 1,206 22,083 10,656 Lower secondary schools 247 2,145 42,276 20,234 75 731 15,019 7,237 Special (SEN) schools and classes 35 211 1,433 521 26 151 977 344 Pre-vocational schools 55 197 4,165 1,633 19 60 1,262 485

New secondary schools 48 180 3,774 1,766 15 57 1,236 543 Academic secondary schools, total 48 1,262 28,712 16,002 26 563 13,392 7,104



Technical and vocational schools & colleges 118 2,686 64,280 27,264 49 1,216 25,032 11,184 Vocational schools for apprentices, total 27 1,267 29,610 9,768 13 600 10,640 3,725

Intermediate & higher techn. and voc. S&C (incl. statutes) 101 1,465 35,664 18,206 42 650 15,044 7,974 Crafts, technical and arts schools and colleges 39 602 14,702 3,269 13 243 5,818 1,697

Technical and crafts (in a narrower sense) 33 487 11,888 1,262 7 165 4,009 450 Schools and colleges of clothing 2 23 492 480 2 15 275 264 Schools and colleges of tourism 3 63 1,504 927 4 51 1,237 792 Schools and colleges of arts and crafts 4 29 818 600 2 12 297 191

Schools and colleges of business administration 18 369 8,800 5,428 9 180 4,019 2,302 S&C of management and the service industries 17 300 7,362 6,848 10 148 3,336 3,021 Schools and colleges for social professions 10 50 1,057 768 5 31 597 478 Schools and colleges for agriculture and forestry 20 144 3,743 1,893 8 48 1,274 476 Schools and colleges for other scopes - - - - - - - - Intermediate technical and vocational schools, total 79 420 9,363 4,109 34 175 3,726 1,686 Higher technical and vocational colleges, total 55 999 25,307 13,387 27 441 10,666 5,773 Other technical and vocational schools (statutes) 9 46 994 710 8 34 652 515

Institutions for teacher training, total 7 99 2,576 1,937 2 21 525 517 Intermediate schools for teacher training 1 35 814 236 - - - - Higher colleges for teacher training 6 64 1,762 1,701 2 21 525 517





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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) 1,053 10,218 207,983 98,858 388 4,076 80,731 38,855

All mainstream schools 1,034 10,134 206,478 97,896 375 4,005 79,526 38,070 General schools (incl. statutes) 919 7,387 140,133 68,947 331 2,805 54,522 26,639


Primary schools 581 3,354 59,262 28,539 186 1,206 22,083 10,656 Lower secondary schools 247 2,145 42,276 20,234 75 731 15,019 7,237 Special (SEN) schools and classes 35 211 1,433 521 26 151 977 344 Pre-vocational schools 55 197 4,165 1,633 19 60 1,262 485

New secondary schools 48 180 3,774 1,766 15 57 1,236 543 Academic secondary schools, total 48 1,262 28,712 16,002 26 563 13,392 7,104



Technical and vocational schools & colleges 118 2,686 64,280 27,264 49 1,216 25,032 11,184 Vocational schools for apprentices, total 27 1,267 29,610 9,768 13 600 10,640 3,725


Technical and crafts (in a narrower sense) 33 487 11,888 1,262 7 165 4,009 450 Schools and colleges of clothing 2 23 492 480 2 15 275 264 Schools and colleges of tourism 3 63 1,504 927 4 51 1,237 792 Schools and colleges of arts and crafts 4 29 818 600 2 12 297 191

Schools and colleges of business administration 18 369 8,800 5,428 9 180 4,019 2,302 S&C of management and the service industries 17 300 7,362 6,848 10 148 3,336 3,021 Schools and colleges for social professions 10 50 1,057 768 5 31 597 478 Schools and colleges for agriculture and forestry 20 144 3,743 1,893 8 48 1,274 476 Schools and colleges for other scopes - - - - - - - - Intermediate technical and vocational schools, total 79 420 9,363 4,109 34 175 3,726 1,686 Higher technical and vocational colleges, total 55 999 25,307 13,387 27 441 10,666 5,773 Other technical and vocational schools (statutes) 9 46 994 710 8 34 652 515

Institutions for teacher training, total 7 99 2,576 1,937 2 21 525 517 Intermediate schools for teacher training 1 35 814 236 - - - - Higher colleges for teacher training 6 64 1,762 1,701 2 21 525 517




Type of school Upper Austria SalzburgSchools Classes Students Schools Classes Students


Academic secondary schools, full 8/9 year cycle 39 1,084 24,514 13,289 19 464 11,076 5,711Academic secondary schools, lower level 39 693 16,060 8,361 19 283 7,175 3,648Academic secondary schools, upper level 39 391 8,454 4,928 19 181 3,901 2,063

Academic secondary schools, separate upper level 14 159 3,780 2,467 10 75 1,768 1,069Academic secondary schools for people in employment 1 19 418 246 1 24 548 324Add-on secondary schools - - - - - - - -

Vocational schools for apprentices, total 27 1,267 29,610 9,768 13 600 10,640 3,725Vocational schools for apprentices 26 1,262 29,525 9,719 12 597 10,583 3,689Vocational schools for agriculture and forestry for apprentices 1 5 85 49 1 3 57 36

Intermediate & higher techn. and voc. S&C (without statutes) 92 1,419 34,670 17,496 36 616 14,392 7,459Intermediate technical and vocational schools, total 79 420 9,363 4,109 34 175 3,726 1,686

Intermediate crafts, technical and arts schools 32 159 3,429 466 10 62 1,215 234Intermediate technical and crafts schools (in a narrower sense) 28 129 2,770 120 6 41 831 29Intermediate schools of clothing 1 3 75 74 2 5 74 70Intermediate schools of tourism 3 18 382 173 2 10 202 98Intermediate schools of arts and crafts 3 9 202 99 1 6 108 37

Intermediate schools of business administration 15 66 1,325 730 8 33 663 307Intermediate schools of management and the service industries 15 68 1,448 1,343 9 42 865 710Intermediate schools for social professions 1 4 63 58 1 3 84 76Intermediate schools for agriculture and forestry 18 123 3,098 1,512 7 35 899 359

Higher technical and vocational colleges, total 55 999 25,307 13,387 27 441 10,666 5,773Higher crafts, technical and arts colleges 22 443 11,273 2,803 8 177 4,511 1,397

Higher technical and crafts colleges (in a narrower sense) 16 358 9,118 1,142 4 123 3,146 395Higher colleges of clothing 2 20 417 406 1 10 201 194Higher colleges of tourism 3 45 1,122 754 3 38 975 654Higher colleges of arts and crafts 2 20 616 501 1 6 189 154

Higher colleges of business administration 18 303 7,475 4,698 8 145 3,309 1,948Higher colleges of management and the service industries 15 232 5,914 5,505 10 106 2,471 2,311Higher colleges of agriculture and forestry 2 21 645 381 1 13 375 117

Other schools (statutes), total 19 84 1,505 962 15 71 1,205 785Other general schools (statutes) 10 38 511 252 7 37 553 270Other technical and vocational schools (statutes) 9 46 994 710 8 34 652 515




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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) 926 7,739 156,343 74,362 665 5,067 101,886 49,057

All mainstream schools 909 7,559 152,807 72,385 653 5,021 101,182 48,622 General schools (incl. statutes) 802 5,555 107,629 52,569 589 3,738 69,557 33,993


Primary schools 517 2,503 43,659 21,144 386 1,654 28,567 13,817 Lower secondary schools 177 1,377 27,002 12,864 109 1,040 20,715 10,002 Special (SEN) schools and classes 25 81 623 202 33 192 1,316 454 Pre-vocational schools 47 121 2,373 706 32 101 2,069 766

New secondary schools 37 233 5,005 2,293 33 107 2,221 1,050 Academic secondary schools, total 48 1,116 26,529 14,185 25 611 14,236 7,700


Other general schools (statutes) 29 124 2,438 1,175 10 33 433 204 Technical and vocational schools & colleges (incl. statutes) 116 2,093 46,357 20,059 71 1,263 30,620 13,994



Technical and crafts (in a narrower sense) 18 361 8,053 852 14 172 4,074 409 Schools and colleges of clothing 1 15 351 338 1 5 131 129 Schools and colleges of tourism 1 21 451 242 5 65 1,709 1,132 Schools and colleges of arts and crafts 1 26 717 533 3 27 613 440

Schools and colleges of business administration 18 301 6,841 4,131 11 205 4,768 2,670 S&C of management and the service industries 16 186 4,368 3,964 9 111 3,074 2,985 Schools and colleges for social professions 8 43 1,043 887 2 13 271 231 Schools and colleges for agriculture and forestry 35 143 3,733 1,840 7 68 1,795 942 Schools and colleges for other scopes - - - - - - - - Intermediate technical and vocational schools, total 77 286 6,122 3,129 38 216 5,125 2,744 Higher technical and vocational colleges, total 43 754 18,337 8,856 30 437 11,039 5,963 Other technical and vocational schools (statutes) 9 56 1,098 802 2 13 271 231

Institutions for teacher training, total 8 91 2,357 1,734 5 66 1,709 1,070 Intermediate schools for teacher training 1 29 757 234 1 33 832 253 Higher colleges for teacher training 7 62 1,600 1,500 4 33 877 817





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Type of school1 Styria TyrolSchools Classes Students Schools Classes Students




Primary schools 517 2,503 43,659 21,144 386 1,654 28,567 13,817 Lower secondary schools 177 1,377 27,002 12,864 109 1,040 20,715 10,002 Special (SEN) schools and classes 25 81 623 202 33 192 1,316 454 Pre-vocational schools 47 121 2,373 706 32 101 2,069 766

New secondary schools 37 233 5,005 2,293 33 107 2,221 1,050 Academic secondary schools, total 48 1,116 26,529 14,185 25 611 14,236 7,700


Other general schools (statutes) 29 124 2,438 1,175 10 33 433 204 Technical and vocational schools & colleges (incl. statutes) 116 2,093 46,357 20,059 71 1,263 30,620 13,994



Technical and crafts (in a narrower sense) 18 361 8,053 852 14 172 4,074 409 Schools and colleges of clothing 1 15 351 338 1 5 131 129 Schools and colleges of tourism 1 21 451 242 5 65 1,709 1,132 Schools and colleges of arts and crafts 1 26 717 533 3 27 613 440

Schools and colleges of business administration 18 301 6,841 4,131 11 205 4,768 2,670 S&C of management and the service industries 16 186 4,368 3,964 9 111 3,074 2,985 Schools and colleges for social professions 8 43 1,043 887 2 13 271 231 Schools and colleges for agriculture and forestry 35 143 3,733 1,840 7 68 1,795 942 Schools and colleges for other scopes - - - - - - - - Intermediate technical and vocational schools, total 77 286 6,122 3,129 38 216 5,125 2,744 Higher technical and vocational colleges, total 43 754 18,337 8,856 30 437 11,039 5,963 Other technical and vocational schools (statutes) 9 56 1,098 802 2 13 271 231

Institutions for teacher training, total 8 91 2,357 1,734 5 66 1,709 1,070 Intermediate schools for teacher training 1 29 757 234 1 33 832 253 Higher colleges for teacher training 7 62 1,600 1,500 4 33 877 817




Type of school Styria TyrolSchools Classes Students Schools Classes Students


Academic secondary schools, full 8/9 year cycle 36 913 21,740 11,492 18 477 11,302 5,892Academic secondary schools, lower level 36 555 13,844 7,218 18 288 7,273 3,743Academic secondary schools, upper level 36 358 7,896 4,274 18 189 4,029 2,149

Academic secondary schools, separate upper level 17 187 4,353 2,433 10 103 2,297 1,499Academic secondary schools for people in employment 1 16 436 260 1 27 544 271Add-on secondary schools - - - - 1 4 93 38

Vocational schools for apprentices, total 22 997 20,800 7,272 24 597 14,185 5,056Vocational schools for apprentices 20 987 20,623 7,153 23 588 14,042 4,988Vocational schools for agriculture and forestry for apprentices 2 10 177 119 1 9 143 68

Intermediate & higher techn. and voc. S&C (without statutes) 87 1,040 24,459 11,985 45 653 16,164 8,707Intermediate technical and vocational schools, total 77 286 6,122 3,129 38 216 5,125 2,744

Intermediate crafts, technical and arts schools 17 77 1,345 172 15 77 1,698 643Intermediate technical and crafts schools (in a narrower sense) 15 71 1,247 112 9 35 705 19Intermediate schools of clothing 1 3 48 47 - - - -Intermediate schools of tourism 1 3 50 13 4 23 615 367Intermediate schools of arts and crafts - - - - 3 19 378 257

Intermediate schools of business administration 16 50 999 539 11 49 1,084 580Intermediate schools of management and the service industries 9 37 720 592 6 30 798 783Intermediate schools for social professions 4 10 247 223 - - - -Intermediate schools for agriculture and forestry 32 112 2,811 1,603 6 60 1,545 738

Higher technical and vocational colleges, total 43 754 18,337 8,856 30 437 11,039 5,963Higher crafts, technical and arts colleges 10 339 8,192 1,784 15 192 4,829 1,467

Higher technical and crafts colleges (in a narrower sense) 8 283 6,771 731 10 137 3,369 390Higher colleges of clothing 1 12 303 291 1 5 131 129Higher colleges of tourism 1 18 401 229 4 42 1,094 765Higher colleges of arts and crafts 1 26 717 533 1 8 235 183

Higher colleges of business administration 16 239 5,610 3,481 10 156 3,684 2,090Higher colleges of management and the service industries 14 145 3,613 3,354 6 81 2,276 2,202Higher colleges of agriculture and forestry 3 31 922 237 1 8 250 204

Other schools (statutes), total 38 180 3,536 1,977 12 46 704 435Other general schools (statutes) 29 124 2,438 1,175 10 33 433 204Other technical and vocational schools (statutes) 9 56 1,098 802 2 13 271 231




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Type of school1 Vorarlberg ViennaSchools Classes Students Schools Classes Students




Primary schools 165 949 16,864 8,207 262 2,891 62,815 30,379 Lower secondary schools 55 283 5,831 2,857 123 1,225 26,778 12,323 Special (SEN) schools and classes 18 138 1,083 387 35 353 2,822 1,048 Pre-vocational schools 10 70 1,390 542 11 123 2,744 1,168


Academic secondary schools, lower level 10 160 4,043 2,101 83 1,305 32,574 16,876 Academic secondary schools, upper level (all sub-types) 14 176 3,880 2,141 88 1,101 24,967 13,961

Other general schools (statutes) - - - - 28 288 4,521 2,255 Technical and vocational schools & colleges (incl. statutes) 28 710 15,651 7,460 87 2,630 55,182 24,633

Technical and vocational schools & colleges 24 691 15,359 7,233 72 2,544 53,356 23,564 Vocational schools for apprentices, total 8 369 7,297 2,632 26 1,254 23,007 9,029

Intermediate & higher techn. and voc. S&C (incl. statutes) 20 341 8,354 4,828 61 1,376 32,175 15,604 Crafts, technical and arts schools and colleges 6 133 3,032 994 26 700 16,298 4,928

Technical and crafts (in a narrower sense) 4 107 2,361 450 17 535 12,106 1,820 Schools and colleges of clothing - - - - 4 51 1,124 1,074 Schools and colleges of tourism 2 26 671 544 4 74 2,081 1,285 Schools and colleges of arts and crafts - - - - 4 40 987 749

Schools and colleges of business administration 5 113 2,958 1,783 17 429 10,281 6,325 S&C of management and the service industries 8 68 1,715 1,693 14 177 4,230 3,370 Schools and colleges for social professions 3 13 258 210 8 51 1,093 788 Schools and colleges for agriculture and forestry 1 14 391 148 1 10 132 70 Schools and colleges for other scopes - - - - 3 9 141 123 Intermediate technical and vocational schools, total 14 96 2,294 1,260 41 304 7,343 3,431 Higher technical and vocational colleges, total 13 226 5,768 3,341 37 986 23,006 11,104 Other technical and vocational schools (statutes) 4 19 292 227 17 86 1,826 1,069

Institutions for teacher training, total 1 13 321 319 7 151 3,702 2,762 Intermediate schools for teacher training - - - - 1 55 1,132 351 Higher colleges for teacher training 1 13 321 319 6 96 2,570 2,411





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Type of school1 Vorarlberg ViennaSchools Classes Students Schools Classes Students




Primary schools 165 949 16,864 8,207 262 2,891 62,815 30,379 Lower secondary schools 55 283 5,831 2,857 123 1,225 26,778 12,323 Special (SEN) schools and classes 18 138 1,083 387 35 353 2,822 1,048 Pre-vocational schools 10 70 1,390 542 11 123 2,744 1,168


Academic secondary schools, lower level 10 160 4,043 2,101 83 1,305 32,574 16,876 Academic secondary schools, upper level (all sub-types) 14 176 3,880 2,141 88 1,101 24,967 13,961

Other general schools (statutes) - - - - 28 288 4,521 2,255 Technical and vocational schools & colleges (incl. statutes) 28 710 15,651 7,460 87 2,630 55,182 24,633

Technical and vocational schools & colleges 24 691 15,359 7,233 72 2,544 53,356 23,564 Vocational schools for apprentices, total 8 369 7,297 2,632 26 1,254 23,007 9,029

Intermediate & higher techn. and voc. S&C (incl. statutes) 20 341 8,354 4,828 61 1,376 32,175 15,604 Crafts, technical and arts schools and colleges 6 133 3,032 994 26 700 16,298 4,928

Technical and crafts (in a narrower sense) 4 107 2,361 450 17 535 12,106 1,820 Schools and colleges of clothing - - - - 4 51 1,124 1,074 Schools and colleges of tourism 2 26 671 544 4 74 2,081 1,285 Schools and colleges of arts and crafts - - - - 4 40 987 749

Schools and colleges of business administration 5 113 2,958 1,783 17 429 10,281 6,325 S&C of management and the service industries 8 68 1,715 1,693 14 177 4,230 3,370 Schools and colleges for social professions 3 13 258 210 8 51 1,093 788 Schools and colleges for agriculture and forestry 1 14 391 148 1 10 132 70 Schools and colleges for other scopes - - - - 3 9 141 123 Intermediate technical and vocational schools, total 14 96 2,294 1,260 41 304 7,343 3,431 Higher technical and vocational colleges, total 13 226 5,768 3,341 37 986 23,006 11,104 Other technical and vocational schools (statutes) 4 19 292 227 17 86 1,826 1,069

Institutions for teacher training, total 1 13 321 319 7 151 3,702 2,762 Intermediate schools for teacher training - - - - 1 55 1,132 351 Higher colleges for teacher training 1 13 321 319 6 96 2,570 2,411




Type of school Vorarlberg ViennaSchools Classes Students Schools Classes Students

all females all femalesAcademic secondary schools, total 14 336 7,923 4,242 90 2,406 57,541 30,837

Academic secondary schools, full 8/9 year cycle 10 261 6,233 3,183 83 2,185 52,039 27,615Academic secondary schools, lower level 10 160 4,043 2,101 83 1,305 32,574 16,876Academic secondary schools, upper level 10 101 2,190 1,082 79 880 19,465 10,739

Academic secondary schools, separate upper level 7 75 1,690 1,059 19 185 4,280 2,510Academic secondary schools for people in employment - - - - 1 36 1,222 712Add-on secondary schools - - - - - - - -

Vocational schools for apprentices, total 8 369 7,297 2,632 26 1,254 23,007 9,029Vocational schools for apprentices 8 369 7,297 2,632 26 1,254 23,007 9,029Vocational schools for agriculture and forestry for apprentices - - - - - - - -

Intermediate & higher techn. and voc. S&C (without statutes) 16 322 8,062 4,601 46 1,290 30,349 14,535Intermediate technical and vocational schools, total 14 96 2,294 1,260 41 304 7,343 3,431

Intermediate crafts, technical and arts schools 6 39 802 260 21 129 2,996 622Intermediate technical and crafts schools (in a narrower sense) 4 30 590 107 16 108 2,461 209Intermediate schools of clothing - - - - 3 13 299 292Intermediate schools of tourism 2 9 212 153 2 7 205 101Intermediate schools of arts and crafts - - - - 1 1 31 20

Intermediate schools of business administration 5 24 623 377 15 117 2,890 1,704Intermediate schools of management and the service industries 5 19 478 475 8 49 1,207 885Intermediate schools for social professions - - - - 2 9 250 220Intermediate schools for agriculture and forestry 1 14 391 148 - - - -

Higher technical and vocational colleges, total 13 226 5,768 3,341 37 986 23,006 11,104Higher crafts, technical and arts colleges 5 94 2,230 734 17 555 12,892 4,146

Higher technical and crafts colleges (in a narrower sense) 3 77 1,771 343 10 423 9,592 1,576Higher colleges of clothing - - - - 3 38 825 782Higher colleges of tourism 2 17 459 391 4 59 1,646 1,131Higher colleges of arts and crafts - - - - 3 35 829 657

Higher colleges of business administration 5 89 2,335 1,406 14 301 7,121 4,540Higher colleges of management and the service industries 4 43 1,203 1,201 9 120 2,861 2,348Higher colleges of agriculture and forestry - - - - 1 10 132 70

Other schools (statutes), total 4 19 292 227 45 374 6,347 3,324Other general schools (statutes) - - - - 28 288 4,521 2,255Other technical and vocational schools (statutes) 4 19 292 227 17 86 1,826 1,069




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Chart 4: Proportion of female students by type of school, school year 2010/11

Chart 4.1: Proportion of female students in the various fields of study of intermediate technical and vocational schools, school year 2010/11

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Table 5: Students with other than Austrian citizenship by type of school and federal province, school year 2010/11

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) 112,191 2,244 5,381 13,363 16,845 9,683 10,708 8,228 5,801 39,938All mainstream schools 108,815 2,238 5,313 13,292 16,790 9,362 10,522 8,182 5,787 37,329General schools (incl. statutes) 88,161 1,701 4,081 10,445 13,137 7,066 8,595 6,184 4,503 32,449

General schools 85,406 1,699 4,078 10,429 13,129 6,845 8,475 6,153 4,503 30,095Compulsory schools 65,521 1,122 2,948 8,577 11,101 5,279 5,930 4,891 2,980 22,693

Primary schools 36,354 637 1,664 4,769 5,581 2,854 3,662 2,481 1,865 12,841

Lower secondary schools 23,826 426 1,088 2,912 4,666 1,985 1,875 1,924 725 8,225

Special (SEN) schools and classes 2,390 30 63 528 220 204 79 242 234 790

Pre-vocational schools 2,951 29 133 368 634 236 314 244 156 837

New secondary schools 5,207 268 403 509 605 292 1,042 352 958 778Academic secondary schools, total 14,678 309 727 1,343 1,423 1,274 1,503 910 565 6,624

Academic secondary schools, lower level 8,392 167 431 858 839 700 788 498 276 3,835

Academic secondary schools, upper level (all sub-types) 6,286 142 296 485 584 574 715 412 289 2,789

Other general schools (statutes) 2,755 2 3 16 8 221 120 31 - 2,354

Technical and vocational schools & colleges (incl. statutes) 23,679 540 1,296 2,899 3,680 2,602 2,089 1,940 1,286 7,347Technical and vocational schools & colleges 23,058 536 1,231 2,844 3,633 2,502 2,023 1,925 1,272 7,092

Vocational schools for apprentices, total 9,447 95 354 907 1,450 1,101 589 1,098 637 3,216

Intermediate & higher techn. and voc. S&C (incl. statutes) 14,232 445 942 1,992 2,230 1,501 1,500 842 649 4,131Crafts, technical and arts schools and colleges 4,916 89 234 666 670 512 516 336 201 1,692

Technical and crafts (in a narrower sense) 3,680 57 171 509 554 280 457 146 141 1,365

Schools and colleges of clothing 335 4 14 28 46 63 26 4 - 150

Schools and colleges of tourism 720 27 17 129 48 154 17 156 60 112

Schools and colleges of arts and crafts 181 1 32 - 22 15 16 30 - 65

Schools and colleges of business administration 7,142 311 474 1,042 1,171 746 735 389 356 1,918

S&C of management and the service industries 1,448 32 140 188 266 180 139 82 76 345

Schools and colleges for social professions 482 4 76 70 49 44 51 15 10 163

Schools and colleges for agriculture and forestry 231 9 18 26 74 19 59 20 6 -

Schools and colleges for other scopes 13 - - - - - - - - 13

Intermediate technical and vocational schools, total 4,905 122 257 821 895 452 482 313 237 1,326Higher technical and vocational colleges, total 8,706 319 620 1,116 1,288 949 952 514 398 2,550Other technical and vocational schools (statutes) 621 4 65 55 47 100 66 15 14 255

Institutions for teacher training, total 351 3 4 19 28 15 24 104 12 142Intermediate schools for teacher training 120 - - - 6 - 3 81 - 30

Higher colleges for teacher training 231 3 4 19 22 15 21 23 12 112


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 2010/11

Type of school Austria, total

Burgen- land


Upper Austria

Salz- burg


Vienna

Academic secondary schools, total 14,678 309 727 1,343 1,423 1,274 1,503 910 565 6,624Academic secondary schools, full 8/9 year cycle 12,428 257 635 1,229 1,200 1,038 1,202 747 425 5,695

Academic secondary schools, lower level 8,392 167 431 858 839 700 788 498 276 3,835

Academic secondary schools, upper level 4,036 90 204 371 361 338 414 249 149 1,860

Academic secondary schools, separate upper level 1,700 52 64 92 170 115 253 90 140 724

Academic secondary schools for people in employment 522 - 28 - 53 121 48 67 - 205

Add-on secondary schools 28 - - 22 - - - 6 - -

Vocational schools for apprentices, total 9,447 95 354 907 1,450 1,101 589 1,098 637 3,216Vocational schools for apprentices 9,429 95 353 904 1,449 1,100 582 1,093 637 3,216

Vocational schools for agriculture and forestry for apprentices 18 - 1 3 1 1 7 5 - -

Intermediate & higher techn. and voc. S&C (without statutes) 13,611 441 877 1,937 2,183 1,401 1,434 827 635 3,876Intermediate technical and vocational schools, total 4,905 122 257 821 895 452 482 313 237 1,326

Intermediate crafts, technical and arts schools 1,624 21 83 276 273 133 126 99 83 530

Intermediate technical and crafts schools (in a narrower sense) 1,204 14 49 196 226 74 113 25 58 449

Intermediate schools of clothing 137 - - 17 19 34 10 - - 57

Intermediate schools of tourism 213 6 4 63 19 20 3 50 25 23

Intermediate schools of arts and crafts 70 1 30 - 9 5 - 24 - 1

Intermediate schools of business administration 2,363 82 106 443 428 216 206 150 110 622

Intermediate schools of management and the service industries 621 10 40 62 118 82 84 45 38 142

Intermediate schools for social professions 78 - 11 21 2 2 10 - - 32

Intermediate schools for agriculture and forestry 219 9 17 19 74 19 56 19 6 -

Higher technical and vocational colleges, total 8,706 319 620 1,116 1,288 949 952 514 398 2,550Higher crafts, technical and arts colleges 3,202 68 151 388 397 331 386 237 118 1,126

Higher technical and crafts colleges (in a narrower sense) 2,464 43 122 313 328 201 340 121 83 913

Higher colleges of clothing 198 4 14 11 27 29 16 4 - 93

Higher colleges of tourism 451 21 13 64 29 91 14 106 35 78

Higher colleges of arts and crafts 89 - 2 - 13 10 16 6 - 42

Higher colleges of business administration 4,721 229 368 595 743 520 511 239 246 1,270

Higher colleges of management and the service industries 771 22 100 126 148 98 52 37 34 154

Higher colleges of agriculture and forestry 12 - 1 7 - - 3 1 - -

Other schools (statutes), total 3,376 6 68 71 55 321 186 46 14 2,609Other general schools (statutes) 2,755 2 3 16 8 221 120 31 - 2,354

Other technical and vocational schools (statutes) 621 4 65 55 47 100 66 15 14 255

Schools and colleges for the social and services sectors 3,020 67 249 415 410 441 233 257 146 802


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Type of school1 Austria, total

Burgen- land


Upper Austria

Salz- burg


Vienna

Total for all types of schools (incl. statutes) 210,788 4,173 7,001 23,490 29,685 12,518 16,038 11,909 10,849 95,125All mainstream schools 207,141 4,169 6,943 23,388 29,639 12,307 15,854 11,891 10,841 92,109General schools (incl. statutes) 169,479 3,153 5,497 18,618 24,664 9,898 13,176 9,738 9,282 75,453

General schools 166,633 3,151 5,497 18,608 24,658 9,785 13,051 9,731 9,282 72,870Compulsory schools 127,516 2,125 3,804 15,511 20,830 7,980 9,060 8,007 6,640 53,559

Primary schools 78,505 1,384 2,339 9,556 11,918 4,808 6,025 4,633 4,640 33,202Lower secondary schools 40,603 645 1,248 4,658 7,616 2,631 2,570 2,764 1,299 17,172Special (SEN) schools and classes 3,767 45 74 802 357 241 106 293 368 1,481Pre-vocational schools 4,641 51 143 495 939 300 359 317 333 1,704

New secondary schools 9,511 445 526 900 1,185 502 1,492 745 1,926 1,790Academic secondary schools, total 29,606 581 1,167 2,197 2,643 1,303 2,499 979 716 17,521

Academic secondary schools, lower level 17,657 323 706 1,420 1,704 800 1,404 522 404 10,374Academic secondary schools, upper level (all sub-types) 11,949 258 461 777 939 503 1,095 457 312 7,147

Other general schools (statutes) 2,846 2 - 10 6 113 125 7 - 2,583Technical and vocational schools & colleges (incl. statutes) 40,831 1,012 1,494 4,837 4,972 2,609 2,840 2,118 1,561 19,388

Technical and vocational schools & colleges 40,030 1,010 1,436 4,745 4,932 2,511 2,781 2,107 1,553 18,955Vocational schools for apprentices, total 12,934 167 185 815 1,382 800 604 708 354 7,919

Intermediate & higher techn. and voc. S&C (incl. statutes) 27,897 845 1,309 4,022 3,590 1,809 2,236 1,410 1,207 11,469Crafts, technical and arts schools and colleges 8,830 177 259 1,327 700 390 694 288 361 4,634

Technical and crafts (in a narrower sense) 7,533 127 224 1,130 575 280 652 190 325 4,030Schools and colleges of clothing 502 7 15 53 67 33 23 3 - 301Schools and colleges of tourism 650 41 8 144 45 64 6 78 36 228Schools and colleges of arts and crafts 145 2 12 - 13 13 13 17 - 75

Schools and colleges of business administration 15,738 598 760 2,269 2,312 1,175 1,238 908 757 5,721S&C of management and the service industries 2,632 56 205 304 504 209 218 195 81 860Schools and colleges for social professions 557 2 67 117 42 35 36 11 8 239Schools and colleges for agriculture and forestry 125 12 18 5 32 - 50 8 - -Schools and colleges for other scopes 15 - - - - - - - - 15Intermediate technical and vocational schools, total 9,673 258 323 1,622 1,365 571 713 556 472 3,793Higher technical and vocational colleges, total 17,423 585 928 2,308 2,185 1,140 1,464 843 727 7,243Other technical and vocational schools (statutes) 801 2 58 92 40 98 59 11 8 433

Institutions for teacher training, total 478 8 10 35 49 11 22 53 6 284Intermediate schools for teacher training 87 - - - 15 - 4 37 - 31Higher colleges for teacher training 391 8 10 35 34 11 18 16 6 253



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


Table 6: Students with non-German mother tongue by type of school and federal province, school year 2010/11

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Table 6 – details: Students with non-German mother tongue, detailed classification of school types, school year 2010/11

Type of school Austria, total

Burgen- land


Upper Austria

Salz- burg


Vienna

Academic secondary schools, total 29,606 581 1,167 2,197 2,643 1,303 2,499 979 716 17,521Academic secondary schools, full 8/9 year cycle 26,138 493 1,046 2,037 2,364 1,135 2,050 775 588 15,650

Academic secondary schools, lower level 17,657 323 706 1,420 1,704 800 1,404 522 404 10,374Academic secondary schools, upper level 8,481 170 340 617 660 335 646 253 184 5,276

Academic secondary schools, separate upper level 2,704 88 85 137 188 111 380 110 128 1,477Academic secondary schools for people in employment 740 - 36 - 91 57 69 93 - 394Add-on secondary schools 24 - - 23 - - - 1 - -

Vocational schools for apprentices, total 12,934 167 185 815 1,382 800 604 708 354 7,919Vocational schools for apprentices 12,930 167 185 815 1,380 800 602 708 354 7,919Vocational schools for agriculture and forestry for apprentices 4 - - - 2 - 2 - - -

Intermediate & higher techn. and voc. S&C (without statutes) 27,096 843 1,251 3,930 3,550 1,711 2,177 1,399 1,199 11,036Intermediate technical and vocational schools, total 9,673 258 323 1,622 1,365 571 713 556 472 3,793

Intermediate crafts, technical and arts schools 2,882 40 76 548 281 110 169 88 149 1,421Intermediate technical and crafts schools (in a narrower sense) 2,390 26 62 445 211 74 157 46 135 1,234Intermediate schools of clothing 257 - - 35 44 22 11 - - 145Intermediate schools of tourism 204 12 3 68 22 10 1 33 14 41Intermediate schools of arts and crafts 31 2 11 - 4 4 - 9 - 1

Intermediate schools of business administration 5,417 188 169 931 832 351 358 340 268 1,980Intermediate schools of management and the service industries 1,109 18 53 105 218 109 127 120 55 304Intermediate schools for social professions 150 - 9 38 2 1 12 - - 88Intermediate schools for agriculture and forestry 115 12 16 - 32 - 47 8 - -

Higher technical and vocational colleges, total 17,423 585 928 2,308 2,185 1,140 1,464 843 727 7,243Higher crafts, technical and arts colleges 5,861 137 183 776 419 239 520 200 212 3,175

Higher technical and crafts colleges (in a narrower sense) 5,128 101 162 685 364 205 490 144 190 2,787Higher colleges of clothing 245 7 15 18 23 11 12 3 - 156Higher colleges of tourism 388 29 5 73 23 14 5 45 22 172Higher colleges of arts and crafts 100 - 1 - 9 9 13 8 - 60

Higher colleges of business administration 10,194 410 591 1,328 1,480 801 855 568 489 3,672Higher colleges of management and the service industries 1,358 38 152 199 286 100 86 75 26 396Higher colleges of agriculture and forestry 10 - 2 5 - - 3 - - -

Other schools (statutes), total 3,647 4 58 102 46 211 184 18 8 3,016Other general schools (statutes) 2,846 2 - 10 6 113 125 7 - 2,583Other technical and vocational schools (statutes) 801 2 58 92 40 98 59 11 8 433

Schools and colleges for the social and services sectors 4,378 106 296 618 667 341 283 287 125 1,655


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Primary schools 0.0%

Lower secondary schools43.3%

Special (SEN) schools and classes

1.8%

Proportion of school types at grade 5school year 2010/11




2.2%


2.1%


30.8%

Intermediate technicaland vocational schools

18.7%

Academic secondary schools25.6%

Pre-vocational schools19.1%



1.7%

Intermediate schools for teacher training

3.1%


38.0%

Intermediate technical and vocational schools

11.7%


23.5%

New secondary schools20.7%


Other general schools(statutes)

1.3%

Other general schools (statutes)

1.0%

Other technical and vocational schools (statutes)

0.5%

Other general schools (statutes)

0.6%

Other technical and vocational schools (statutes)

1.3%

Charts table 7:

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Type of school1

Pupi

ls/s

tude

nts,

to

tal

Prim

ary

scho

ols

Low

er s

econ

dary

sc

hool

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Spec

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SEN

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Pre-

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New

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Inte

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te

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High

er te

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nd

voca

tiona

l col

lege

s

Oth

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nd

voca

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(s

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sch

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for

teac

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Total 1,144,080 327,663 192,616 13,198 18,841 34,324 200,742 9,802 137,881 50,094 137,602 7,295 3,535 10,487 Proportion % 100.0 28.6 16.8 1.2 1.6 3.0 17.5 0.9 12.1 4.4 12.0 0.6 0.3 0.9

Pre-primary level 7,719 7,599 - 101 - - - 19 - - - - - - Proportion % 100.0 98.4 - 1.3 - - - 0.2 - - - - - -

Grade 1 – 4 326,816 319,919 - 4,022 - - - 2,875 - - - - - - Proportion % 100.0 97.9 - 1.2 - - - 0.9 - - - - - -

Grade 1 82,925 81,488 - 742 - - - 695 - - - - - - Proportion % 100.0 98.3 - 0.9 - - - 0.8 - - - - - -

Grade 4 81,557 79,531 - 1,290 - - - 736 - - - - - - Proportion % 100.0 97.5 - 1.6 - - - 0.9 - - - - - -

Grade 5 – 8 351,370 145 192,616 7,021 158 34,324 112,658 4,190 - 258 - - - - Proportion % 100.0 0.0 54.8 2.0 0.0 9.8 32.1 1.2 - 0.1 - - - -

Grade 5 83,465 35 36,141 1,469 - 17,281 27,492 1,047 - - - - - - Proportion % 100.0 0.0 43.3 1.8 - 20.7 32.9 1.3 - - - - - -

Grade 8 94,357 35 61,318 2,170 34 1 29,406 1,135 - 258 - - - - Proportion % 100.0 0.0 65.0 2.3 0.0 0.0 31.2 1.2 - 0.3 - - - -

From grade 9 458,175 - - 2,054 18,683 - 88,084 2,718 137,881 49,836 137,602 7,295 3,535 10,487 Proportion % 100.0 - - 0.4 4.1 - 19.2 0.6 30.1 10.9 30.0 1.6 0.8 2.3

Grade 9 97,873 - - 2,054 18,683 - 25,042 952 - 18,339 30,168 510 - 2,125 Proportion % 100.0 - - 2.1 19.1 - 25.6 1.0 - 18.7 30.8 0.5 - 2.2

Grade 10 109,584 - - - - - 22,012 635 41,688 12,862 25,731 1,452 3,381 1,823 Proportion % 100.0 - - - - - 20.1 0.6 38.0 11.7 23.5 1.3 3.1 1.7

Grade 12 92,355 - - - - - 19,467 475 40,581 2,462 26,205 1,589 - 1,576 Proportion % 100.0 - - - - - 21.1 0.5 43.9 2.7 28.4 1.7 - 1.7

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

Source: Statistics Austria – Education documentation, BMUKK calculations

Table 7: Proportions of school types, distribution of all pupils/students by type of school, school year 2010/11

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Table 7a: Proportions of school types, distribution of male pupils/students by type of school, school year 2010/11

Type of school1

Mal

e pu

pils

/stu

dent

s,

tota

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Prim

ary

scho

ols

Low

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sc

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Total 594,349 169,114 100,961 8,497 11,853 18,135 92,225 4,987 90,365 25,824 67,349 2,030 2,461 548 Proportion % 100.0 28.5 17.0 1.4 2.0 3.1 15.5 0.8 15.2 4.3 11.3 0.3 0.4 0.1






Grade 5 42,964 18 18,885 962 - 9,178 13,392 529 - - - - - - Proportion % 100.0 0.0 44.0 2.2 - 21.4 31.2 1.2 - - - - - -

Grade 8 48,334 21 31,992 1,407 19 1 14,099 567 - 228 - - - - Proportion % 100.0 0.0 66.2 2.9 0.0 0.0 29.2 1.2 - 0.5 - - - -

From grade 9 240,693 - - 1,227 11,739 - 37,986 1,392 90,365 25,596 67,349 2,030 2,461 548 Proportion % 100.0 - - 0.5 4.9 - 15.8 0.6 37.5 10.6 28.0 0.8 1.0 0.2

Grade 9 48,426 - - 1,227 11,739 - 11,027 510 - 8,440 15,123 253 - 107 Proportion % 100.0 - - 2.5 24.2 - 22.8 1.1 - 17.4 31.2 0.5 - 0.2

Grade 10 57,295 - - - - - 9,476 326 26,252 5,776 12,621 423 2,341 80 Proportion % 100.0 - - - - - 16.5 0.6 45.8 10.1 22.0 0.7 4.1 0.1

Grade 12 48,915 - - - - - 8,192 253 25,557 1,939 12,521 382 - 71 Proportion % 100.0 - - - - - 16.7 0.5 52.2 4.0 25.6 0.8 - 0.1



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Table 7b: Proportions of school types, distribution of female pupils/students by type of school, school year 2010/11

Type of school1

Fem

ale

pupi

ls/s

tude

nts,

to

tal

Prim

ary

scho

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Low

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dary

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Total 549,731 158,549 91,655 4,701 6,988 16,189 108,517 4,815 47,516 24,270 70,253 5,265 1,074 9,939 Proportion % 100.0 28.8 16.7 0.9 1.3 2.9 19.7 0.9 8.6 4.4 12.8 1.0 0.2 1.8






Grade 5 40,501 17 17,256 507 - 8,103 14,100 518 - - - - - - Proportion % 100.0 0.0 42.6 1.3 - 20.0 34.8 1.3 - - - - - -

Grade 8 46,023 14 29,326 763 15 - 15,307 568 - 30 - - - - Proportion % 100.0 0.0 63.7 1.7 0.0 - 33.3 1.2 - 0.1 - - - -

From grade 9 217,482 - - 827 6,944 - 50,098 1,326 47,516 24,240 70,253 5,265 1,074 9,939 Proportion % 100.0 - - 0.4 3.2 - 23.0 0.6 21.8 11.1 32.3 2.4 0.5 4.6

Grade 9 49,447 - - 827 6,944 - 14,015 442 - 9,899 15,045 257 - 2,018 Proportion % 100.0 - - 1.7 14.0 - 28.3 0.9 - 20.0 30.4 0.5 - 4.1

Grade 10 52,289 - - - - - 12,536 309 15,436 7,086 13,110 1,029 1,040 1,743 Proportion % 100.0 - - - - - 24.0 0.6 29.5 13.6 25.1 2.0 2.0 3.3

Grade 12 43,440 - - - - - 11,275 222 15,024 523 13,684 1,207 - 1,505 Proportion % 100.0 - - - - - 26.0 0.5 34.6 1.2 31.5 2.8 - 3.5



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0%

10%

20%

30%

40%

50%

60%

Primary schools Lower 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 2010/11

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 2010/11

27.3%

12.2%

7.3%

0.5%

39.2% 39.6% 38.4%

9.4%

32.7%

46.0%

49.6% 51.0%

0.8% 2.1%

4.7%

38.5%

0.0% 0.0% 0.1% 0.7%

4.4%

6.9%

15.2%

18.4% 19.5%

22.9%

43.9%

29.2%

25.9%

30.7%

25.9%

20.9%

2.6%

18.4%

15.1%

Charts table 8:

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Table 8: Class sizes, school year 2010/11

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 56,377 3,086 7,876 17,262 19,597 6,691 1,865 20.2 All mainstream schools2 55,392 2,877 7,699 17,017 19,386 6,583 1,830 20.3 General schools (incl. statutes) 41,118 2,478 6,295 13,513 15,471 3,131 230 19.4

General schools 40,484 2,301 6,157 13,359 15,372 3,068 227 19.4 Compulsory schools 30,274 2,247 5,710 11,152 10,798 367 - 18.2

Primary schools 17,956 525 4,370 7,046 5,878 137 - 18.3 Lower secondary schools 9,611 71 1,104 3,807 4,423 206 - 20.1 Special (SEN) schools and classes 1,797 1,649 141 7 - - - 6.7 Pre-vocational schools 910 2 95 292 497 24 - 20.7

New secondary schools 1,658 9 112 636 822 78 1 20.8 Academic secondary schools, total 8,552 45 335 1,571 3,752 2,623 226 23.5

Academic secondary schools, lower level 4,578 1 20 430 2,334 1,763 30 24.5 Academic secondary schools, upper level (all sub-types) 3,974 44 315 1,141 1,418 860 196 22.2

Other general schools (statutes) 634 177 138 154 99 63 3 15.5 Technical and vocational schools & colleges (incl. statutes) 14,861 607 1,572 3,711 4,011 3,419 1,541 22.4

Technical and vocational schools & colleges 14,510 575 1,533 3,620 3,899 3,374 1,509 22.4 Vocational schools for apprentices, total 6,711 413 971 2,026 1,693 1,463 145 20.5

Intermediate & higher techn. and voc. S&C (incl. statutes) 8,150 194 601 1,685 2,318 1,956 1,396 23.9 Crafts, technical and arts schools and colleges 3,319 104 283 674 889 766 603 23.7

Technical and crafts (in a narrower sense) 2,601 91 228 541 713 585 443 23.5 Schools and colleges of clothing 144 6 14 36 50 25 13 22.0 Schools and colleges of tourism 423 1 30 72 90 126 104 25.5 Schools and colleges of arts and crafts 151 6 11 25 36 30 43 25.1

Schools and colleges of business administration 2,308 37 157 539 734 517 324 23.6 S&C of management and the service industries 1,521 31 87 288 421 437 257 24.4 Schools and colleges for social professions 330 12 27 86 115 58 32 22.3 Schools and colleges for agriculture and forestry 663 8 44 96 157 178 180 26.0 Schools and colleges for other scopes 9 2 3 2 2 - - 15.7 Intermediate technical and vocational schools, total 2,197 92 243 503 568 459 332 22.8 Higher technical and vocational colleges, total 5,602 70 319 1,091 1,638 1,452 1,032 24.6 Other technical and vocational schools (statutes) 351 32 39 91 112 45 32 20.8

Institutions for teacher training, total2 398 1 9 38 115 141 94 26.3 Higher colleges for teacher training 398 1 9 38 115 141 94 26.3



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 2010/11

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 8,552 45 335 1,571 3,752 2,623 226 23.5 Academic secondary schools, full 8/9 year cycle 7,310 18 223 1,271 3,389 2,329 80 23.5

Academic secondary schools, lower level 4,578 1 20 430 2,334 1,763 30 24.5 Academic secondary schools, upper level 2,732 17 203 841 1,055 566 50 21.9

Academic secondary schools, separate upper level 1,069 20 93 257 330 269 100 22.9 Academic secondary schools for people in employment 140 6 15 32 24 18 45 25.2 Add-on secondary schools 33 1 4 11 9 7 1 20.8

Vocational schools for apprentices, total 6,711 413 971 2,026 1,693 1,463 145 20.5 Vocational schools for apprentices 6,666 408 967 2,006 1,680 1,460 145 20.6 Vocational schools for agriculture and forestry for apprentices 45 5 4 20 13 3 - 18.2

Intermediate & higher techn. and voc. S&C (without statutes) 7,799 162 562 1,594 2,206 1,911 1,364 24.1 Intermediate technical and vocational schools, total 2,197 92 243 503 568 459 332 22.8

Intermediate crafts, technical and arts schools 747 50 107 202 178 122 88 21.3 Intermediate technical and crafts schools (in a narrower sense) 579 44 90 152 140 88 65 20.9 Intermediate schools of clothing 27 2 4 7 8 2 4 21.2 Intermediate schools of tourism 94 - 9 26 17 25 17 24.0 Intermediate schools of arts and crafts 47 4 4 17 13 7 2 20.2

Intermediate schools of business administration 489 18 57 112 139 92 71 22.6 Intermediate schools of management and the service industries 365 17 40 88 94 89 37 22.2 Intermediate schools for social professions 65 1 3 12 14 19 16 25.5 Intermediate schools for agriculture and forestry 531 6 36 89 143 137 120 25.2

Higher technical and vocational colleges, total 5,602 70 319 1,091 1,638 1,452 1,032 24.6 Higher crafts, technical and arts colleges 2,542 46 171 469 708 643 505 24.5

Higher technical and crafts colleges (in a narrower sense) 2,010 39 136 388 573 497 377 24.3 Higher colleges of clothing 117 4 10 29 42 23 9 22.1 Higher colleges of tourism 315 1 19 44 71 100 80 25.9 Higher colleges of arts and crafts 100 2 6 8 22 23 39 27.2

Higher colleges of business administration 1,790 18 96 418 589 420 249 23.9 Higher colleges of management and the service industries 1,138 4 44 197 327 348 218 25.2 Higher colleges of agriculture and forestry 132 2 8 7 14 41 60 28.9

Other schools (statutes), total 985 209 177 245 211 108 35 17.4 Other general schools (statutes) 634 177 138 154 99 63 3 15.5 Other technical and vocational schools (statutes) 351 32 39 91 112 45 32 20.8

Schools and colleges for the social and services sectors 2,453 52 162 488 686 651 414 24.1


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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 2009/10

Support category / Type of school1 Austria, total

Burgen- land


Upper Austria

Salz- burg


Vienna

All support categories and school types 29,785 608 2,825 6,418 5,845 2,198 4,792 3,500 802 2,797

Student support 18,533 461 1,721 3,805 3,506 966 2,890 1,946 600 2,638

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

Academic secondary schools 3,924 68 283 540 596 194 675 385 116 1,067

Technical and vocational schools and colleges 13,596 369 1,403 3,036 2,696 727 2,015 1,465 462 1,423

Institutions for teacher training 917 24 35 203 214 45 179 80 22 115

Schools for paramedical training 96 - - 26 - - 21 16 - 33

Accommodation grant 3,075 28 309 705 630 308 557 484 48 6


Academic secondary schools 49 2 4 10 7 12 5 8 - 1

Technical and vocational schools and colleges 2,995 25 301 686 619 293 549 470 48 4

Institutions for teacher training 30 1 4 9 4 3 3 6 - -

Schools for paramedical training 1 - - - - - - - - 1

Student support and accommodation grant combined 8,044 119 785 1,892 1,661 910 1,314 1,060 152 151


Academic secondary schools 268 4 6 31 26 41 60 84 5 11

Technical and vocational schools and colleges 7,462 96 760 1,767 1,595 856 1,220 907 146 115

Institutions for teacher training 280 19 19 83 40 13 26 67 1 12

Schools for paramedical training 34 - - 11 - - 8 2 - 13

Special student support2 133 - 10 16 48 14 31 10 2 2

Academic secondary schools 24 - 4 - 6 4 2 8 - -

Technical and vocational schools and colleges 109 - 6 16 42 10 29 2 2 2

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 2010/111

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 114,870 79,644 3,869 2,623 7,960 5,553 20,829 14,874 20,812 14,277

General schools, total 86,671 65,795 2,762 2,074 5,829 4,496 15,749 12,449 15,508 11,805

Compulsory schools, total 66,163 53,155 2,173 1,713 4,589 3,746 12,502 10,456 12,643 10,119

Primary schools 29,653 26,867 990 871 2,105 1,872 5,465 5,124 5,564 5,062

Lower secondary schools 28,328 19,991 1,008 722 1,967 1,464 5,412 4,026 5,994 4,291

Special (SEN) schools and classes 5,911 5,071 108 90 399 339 1,149 1,033 568 477

Pre-vocational schools 2,271 1,226 67 30 118 71 476 273 517 289

Academic secondary schools 20,508 12,640 589 361 1,240 750 3,247 1,993 2,865 1,686

Technical and vocational schools, total 26,678 12,619 1,056 512 2,064 998 4,800 2,206 5,048 2,266

Vocational schools for apprentices3 5,006 1,660 110 25 365 108 702 226 990 325

Technical and vocational schools and colleges, total 21,672 10,959 946 487 1,699 890 4,098 1,980 4,058 1,941

Technical and crafts schools and colleges (in a narrower sense)4 8,160 2,035 311 64 579 144 1,441 281 1,630 368

Schools and colleges of tourism 1,227 654 84 59 52 26 218 114 186 88

Schools and colleges of business administration 5,460 3,452 345 218 411 271 945 609 889 540

Schools and colleges of management and the service industries 4,322 3,401 181 138 409 310 892 682 820 646

Schools and colleges for social professions 217 179 - - 17 14 100 84 27 22

Schools and colleges for agriculture and forestry5 2,286 1,238 25 8 231 125 502 210 506 277

Institutions for teacher training, total 1,521 1,230 51 37 67 59 280 219 256 206

Higher colleges for teacher training 1,521 1,230 51 37 67 59 280 219 256 206

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 2010/111

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 8,236 5,574 15,157 10,591 10,411 6,618 5,945 3,803 21,651 15,731

General schools, total 6,059 4,516 11,370 8,620 7,828 5,377 4,674 3,255 16,892 13,203

Compulsory schools, total 4,642 3,672 8,599 6,874 6,399 4,608 3,843 2,832 10,773 9,135

Primary schools 1,980 1,782 4,003 3,670 2,768 2,321 1,703 1,452 5,075 4,713

Lower secondary schools 2,048 1,431 3,980 2,763 2,925 1,812 1,628 1,007 3,366 2,475

Special (SEN) schools and classes 445 371 325 281 451 361 380 317 2,086 1,802

Pre-vocational schools 169 88 291 160 255 114 132 56 246 145

Academic secondary schools 1,417 844 2,771 1,746 1,429 769 831 423 6,119 4,068

Technical and vocational schools, total 2,092 990 3,562 1,795 2,433 1,125 1,213 503 4,410 2,224

Vocational schools for apprentices3 380 138 715 221 534 162 289 68 921 387

Technical and vocational schools and colleges, total 1,712 852 2,847 1,574 1,899 963 924 435 3,489 1,837

Technical and crafts schools and colleges (in a narrower sense)4 536 127 973 252 623 143 332 74 1,735 582

Schools and colleges of tourism 139 64 52 19 200 112 69 34 227 138

Schools and colleges of business administration 424 252 671 435 530 299 285 158 960 670

Schools and colleges of management and the service industries 425 325 558 463 336 276 198 152 503 409

Schools and colleges for social professions 10 7 32 26 - - - - 31 26

Schools and colleges for agriculture and forestry5 178 77 561 379 210 133 40 17 33 12

Institutions for teacher training, total 85 68 225 176 150 116 58 45 349 304

Higher colleges for teacher training 85 68 225 176 150 116 58 45 349 304

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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27.2%

7.1%

7.4%

20.8%

29.5%

1.4%

6.1%

0.5%

61.3%

0.8%

1.6%

31.1%

3.4%

1.1%

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 Lower secondary schools and Academic secondary schools, lower level, school year 2010/11

Transitions from 4th grades of Lower secondary schools

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

Example: 27.2% of students who, in the school year 2009/10, attended grade 4 of a Lower 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 2010/11.

43.7%

20.7%

33.0%

0.5%

0.5%

0.8%

0.8%

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

Lower secondary schools

New secondary schools

Academic secondary schools,lower level


Other general schools(statutes)

Repeaters

Without further education,unknown

Transitions from 4th grades of Primary schools, school year 2010/11

Transitions from 4th grades of Primary schools

Example: 43.7% of students who, in the school year 2009/10, attended grade 4 of a Primary school transferred to a Lower secondary school in the following school year 2010/11.

Charts table 11:

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Table 11: Transitions: Education after the 4th grade of a Primary school, Lower secondary school or an Academic secondary school, lower level, school year 2010/11

School type chosen in school year 2010/11

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own4School type

attended in school year 2009/10 (grade 4)

Primary schools 80,680 35,251 16,710 26,631 367 395 . . . . . 647 679 Proportion % 100.0 43.7 20.7 33.0 0.5 0.5 . . . . . 0.8 0.8

Females 39,408 16,913 7,886 13,650 128 202 . . . . . 303 326 Proportion % 100.0 42.9 20.0 34.6 0.3 0.5 . . . . . 0.8 0.8

Males 41,272 18,338 8,824 12,981 239 193 . . . . . 344 353 Proportion % 100.0 44.4 21.4 31.5 0.6 0.5 . . . . . 0.8 0.9

Lower secondary schools1 62,956 . . . 177 192 17,146 4,452 4,665 13,071 18,561 872 3,820 Proportion % 100.0 . . . 0.3 0.3 27.2 7.1 7.4 20.8 29.5 1.4 6.1

Females 30,091 . . . 81 75 6,331 2,803 1,312 7,026 10,300 419 1,744 Proportion % 100.0 . . . 0.3 0.2 21.0 9.3 4.4 23.3 34.2 1.4 5.8

Males 32,865 . . . 96 117 10,815 1,649 3,353 6,045 8,261 453 2,076 Proportion % 100.0 . . . 0.3 0.4 32.9 5.0 10.2 18.4 25.1 1.4 6.3

Academic secondary schools, lower level 28,008 . . . 3 28 143 17,172 227 439 8,720 965 311 Proportion % 100.0 . . . 0.0 0.1 0.5 61.3 0.8 1.6 31.1 3.4 1.1

Females 14,632 . . . 2 13 46 9,441 69 191 4,297 422 151 Proportion % 100.0 . . . 0.0 0.1 0.3 64.5 0.5 1.3 29.4 2.9 1.0

Males 13,376 . . . 1 15 97 7,731 158 248 4,423 543 160 Proportion % 100.0 . . . 0.0 0.1 0.7 57.8 1.2 1.9 33.1 4.1 1.2

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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Table 12: Students in graduation classes of upper secondary schools by school type and gender, graduation years 1990, 2000, 2005, 2010 and 20111

Type of school Graduation year

2011 2010 2005 2000 1990

All mainstream schools AllFemalesMales

44,006 24,614 19,392

43,688 24,420 19,268

38,80221,69517,107

37,79621,26916,527

31,74416,65115,093

Academic secondary schools, total AllFemalesMales

19,314 11,227 8,087

19,485 11,278 8,207

16,1139,5046,609

17,25510,131

7,124

15,4738,3057,168

Academic secondary schools, full 8/9 year cycle2 AllFemalesMales

13,486 7,627 5,859

13,830 7,779 6,051

11,3486,5574,791

12,3486,9805,368

11,0245,8205,204

Academic secondary schools, separate upper level AllFemalesMales

4,971 3,143 1,828

4,930 3,117 1,813

4,3952,7291,666

4,5172,9441,573

4,0872,3571,730

Academic secondary schools (special sub-types)3 AllFemalesMales

857 457 400

725 382 343

370218152

390207183

362128234

Technical and vocational colleges, total4 AllFemalesMales

23,316 12,043 11,273

22,780 11,769 11,011

21,32210,84610,476

18,9559,5999,356

15,4117,5057,906

Technical and crafts colleges5 AllFemalesMales

10,184 2,595 7,589

9,918 2,418 7,500

9,6482,2197,429

7,7941,6276,167

6,4511,1085,343

Colleges of business administration AllFemalesMales

7,294 4,475 2,819

7,113 4,430 2,683

6,8434,4582,385

6,7414,1032,638

6,0403,8492,191

Colleges of management and the service industries AllFemalesMales

5,100 4,661

439

4,992 4,592

400

4,1583,904

254

3,7963,599

197

2,4022,390

12

Colleges of agriculture and forestry AllFemalesMales

738 312 426

757 329 428

673265408

624270354

518158360

Higher colleges for teacher training6 AllFemalesMales

1,376 1,344

32

1,423 1,373

50

1,3671,345

22

1,5861,539

47

860841

19

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.


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Table 13: University Colleges of Teacher Education: students and new entrants, winter term 2010/11

Study programme / institution Winter term 2010/11

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 11,400 8,827 2,573 4,811 3,718 1,093

Teacher training for primary school teachers 4,966 4,528 438 2,227 2,014 213

Teacher training for lower secondary school teachers 2,817 1,917 900 1,303 867 436

Teacher training for special (SEN) school teachers 990 877 113 334 298 36

Teacher training for pre-vocational school teachers 32 14 18 5 1 4

Teacher training for teachers at vocational schools for apprentices 890 368 522 329 149 180

Teacher training for an occupation-specific instruction at VET S&C 957 522 435 397 218 179

Teacher training for religious education at compulsory schools 748 601 147 216 171 45

Public University Colleges of Teacher Education, total 7,592 5,581 2,011 3,372 2,496 876

University College of Teacher Education Carinthia 379 286 93 172 127 45

University College of Teacher Education Lower Austria 546 472 74 300 254 46

University College of Teacher Education Upper Austria 1,206 810 396 540 368 172

University College of Teacher Education Salzburg 766 662 104 318 271 47

University College of Teacher Education Styria 1,203 799 404 438 301 137

University College of Teacher Education Tyrol 798 549 249 379 258 121

University College of Teacher Education Vorarlberg 378 319 59 156 130 26

University College of Teacher Education Vienna 2,001 1,477 524 929 696 233

Vienna University College of TE – agriculture and environment 315 207 108 140 91 49

Private University Colleges of TE and study programmes, total 3,808 3,246 562 1,439 1,222 217

Private University Colleges of Teacher Education 3,559 3,072 487 1,365 1,169 196

University College of Teacher Education Burgenland Foundation 190 181 9 75 71 4

University College of Teacher Education of the Diocese of Linz 1,007 885 122 386 345 41

University College of TE of the Diocese of Graz-Seckau Foundation 303 274 29 131 116 15

University College of TE – Diocese of Innsbruck Foundation 355 288 67 123 97 26

University College of TE – Archdiocese of Vienna Foundation 1,704 1,444 260 650 540 110

Private study programmes for teacher training 249 174 75 74 53 21

Religious education (Catholic) at compulsory schools, Klagenfurt 39 35 4 13 12 1

Religious education (Jewish) at compulsory schools, Vienna 61 45 16 29 17 12

Religious education (Islamic) at compulsory schools, Vienna 149 94 55 32 24 8

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

TE – Teacher Education.


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Table 14: University Colleges of Teacher Education: new entrants and graduates, academic year 2009/10

Study programme / institution Academic year 2009/10

New entrants Graduates


Teacher training at public and private University Colleges of Teacher Education and in private study programmes, total 4,283 3,271 1,012 1,744 1,426 318

Teacher training for primary school teachers 1,909 1,723 186 690 652 38

Teacher training for lower secondary school teachers 1,067 710 357 376 279 97

Teacher training for special (SEN) school teachers 352 315 37 237 224 13

Teacher training for pre-vocational school teachers 20 13 7 5 3 2

Teacher training for teachers at vocational schools for apprentices 306 125 181 117 39 78

Teacher training for an occupation-specific instruction at VET S&C 371 190 181 193 118 75

Teacher training for religious education at compulsory schools 258 195 63 126 111 15

Public University Colleges of Teacher Education, total 2,865 2,088 777 1,165 901 264


University College of Teacher Education Lower Austria 191 164 27 134 123 11

University College of Teacher Education Upper Austria 521 356 165 194 135 59

University College of Teacher Education Salzburg 292 251 41 109 99 10

University College of Teacher Education Styria 493 326 167 206 150 56

University College of Teacher Education Tyrol 279 201 78 148 113 35


University College of Teacher Education Vienna 712 520 192 211 149 62


Private University Colleges of TE and study programmes, total 1,418 1,183 235 579 525 54

Private University Colleges of Teacher Education 1,334 1,124 210 536 487 49


University College of Teacher Education of the Diocese of Linz 387 335 52 191 182 9



University College of TE – Archdiocese of Vienna Foundation 623 510 113 235 208 27

Private study programmes for teacher training 84 59 25 43 38 5

Religious education (Catholic) at compulsory schools, Klagenfurt 16 13 3 10 7 3

Religious education (Jewish) at compulsory schools, Vienna 13 12 1 29 28 1

Religious education (Islamic) at compulsory schools, Vienna 55 34 21 4 3 1

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



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Table 15: University Colleges of Teacher Education: Students in further and continuing education, winter term 2010/11 and academic year 2009/10

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

winter term 2010/11 academic year 2009/102


Further and continuing education courses, total 11,351 8,951 2,400 16,575 13,246 3,329

University courses with master degree (at least 120 ECTS credits) 234 173 61 480 356 124

University courses with academic title (at least 60 ECTS credits) 759 615 144 1,252 1,031 221

Courses for additional teaching qualification (at least 30 ECTS credits) 598 417 181 1,074 721 353

Courses (30 to less than 60 ECTS credits) 1,211 944 267 2,451 1,894 557

Courses (6 to less than 30 ECTS credits) 8,549 6,802 1,747 11,318 9,244 2,074

Public University Colleges of Teacher Education, total 9,107 6,993 2,114 12,747 9,899 2,848


University College of Teacher Education Lower Austria 866 697 169 1,038 847 191

University College of Teacher Education Upper Austria 2,379 1,891 488 3,546 2,811 735

University College of Teacher Education Salzburg 1,208 900 308 1,762 1,459 303

University College of Teacher Education Styria 1,702 1,286 416 2,728 2,064 664

University College of Teacher Education Tyrol 1,025 767 258 1,488 1,108 380


University College of Teacher Education Vienna 872 631 241 756 408 348


Private University Colleges of Teacher Education 2,211 1,927 284 3,736 3,260 476


University College of Teacher Education of the Diocese of Linz 476 404 72 912 747 165



University College of TE – Archdiocese of Vienna Foundation 809 710 99 1,239 1,098 141

Study programmes from other private education providers, total 33 31 2 92 87 5

Private university course of the Diocese of Gurk, Klagenfurt 33 31 2 92 87 5

Private university course of the Islamic Religious Community in Austria - - - - - -

1 Not including courses with less than 6 ECTS credits.

2 Students in winter term 2009/10 and summer term 2010.

ECTS – European Credit Transfer and Accumulation System.



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Table 16: Reference levels of European average performance (Benchmarks) in education and training, 2010

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

min. 95% 91.7% 91.3% 92.5% 90.2% 14 (of 26)

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 2009

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% 14.1% 8.3% 8.2% 8.4% 7 (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 2010

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

min. 40% 33.6% 23.5% 24.5% 22.5% 21 (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 2010

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

min. 15% 9.1% 13.7% 14.7% 12.7% 7 (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 2010

Source: Statistics Austria, European Commission, OECD

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Table 17: Adult education: number of events and participation, calendar year 2010 and academic year 2009/10, respectively

Short events Courses Total Special courses / events

1 – 4 TU1

Platform Educational Institutions in Austria

Events 4,964 10,376 15,340 2,141 Participation 119,717 255,625 375,342 33,891

“bfi” Vocational Training InstituteEvents n.a. 19,923 19,923 65 Participation n.a. 231,635 231,635 6,257

Austrian Library AssociationEvents2 30,816 107 30,923 n.a. Participation3 n.a. 2,710 2,710 n.a.

Catholic Adult Education InstitutionsEvents 18,426 9,904 28,330 2,768 Participation 410,007 182,538 592,545 264,081

Institute for Adult Education in Rural Areas

Events 7,768 6,015 13,783 1,336 Participation 191,594 118,986 310,580 n.a.

Federation of Austrian Educational Associations


Austrian National Economy SocietyEvents 1,261 1,515 2,776 17 Participation 39,874 22,533 62,407 822

Austrian Trade Union Education Network


Association of Austrian Adult Education Centres


Institute for Economic Promotion of the Austrian Federal Economic Chamber

Events 1,621 29,779 31,400 n.a. Participation 32,664 332,948 365,612 n.a.

TotalEvents 82,474 132,848 215,322 24,938 Participation 1,346,884 1,766,540 3,113,424 1,381,420

1 TU = Teaching unit.

2 Borrowings of books and other media: 21,535,028

3 Visits: 10,441,082

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, 20101

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 7,021.3 1,320.0 18.8 652.9 337.1 315.8 19.0 25.7 13.7

15 – 19 483.8 426.9 88.2 64.9 16.9 48.0 20.4 39.3 .20 – 29 1,058.5 371.0 35.0 136.2 74.1 62.1 24.6 33.1 27.530 – 39 1,119.2 177.8 15.9 133.5 82.0 51.4 20.7 26.3 15.840 – 49 1,397.6 177.6 12.7 159.2 99.2 60.1 17.6 21.7 12.750 – 59 1,092.1 99.9 9.1 96.4 57.4 38.9 16.0 20.1 9.160 and older 1,870.2 66.8 3.6 62.7 7.5 55.2 9.8 12.2 5.825 – 64 4,616.8 636.2 13.8 485.4 285.7 199.7 18.7 23.8 13.7

Females

Females total 3,631.7 699.3 19.3 364.2 163.7 200.5 16.5 23.7 14.715 – 19 242.0 212.4 87.7 34.1 8.6 25.5 19.2 37.2 .20 – 29 532.2 197.8 37.2 75.7 38.3 37.4 21.1 29.5 28.430 – 39 562.1 93.7 16.7 72.8 40.7 32.1 17.8 23.6 16.640 – 49 693.2 97.5 14.1 87.4 46.1 41.3 15.3 20.3 14.150 – 59 553.0 56.5 10.2 54.6 27.1 27.4 13.8 18.3 10.260 and older 1,049.1 41.5 4.0 39.7 (2.9) 36.7 9.3 10.3 7.025 – 64 2,320.0 343.8 14.8 271.6 138.9 132.8 16.4 22.2 14.7

Males

Males total 3,389.7 620.7 18.3 288.6 173.4 115.3 22.1 27.7 12.715 – 19 241.8 214.5 88.7 30.7 8.2 22.5 21.6 41.6 .20 – 29 526.2 173.2 32.9 60.5 35.8 24.7 28.9 36.9 26.630 – 39 557.1 84.1 15.1 60.7 41.4 19.3 24.1 28.9 15.040 – 49 704.3 80.1 11.4 71.8 53.1 18.8 20.3 22.9 11.450 – 59 539.2 43.4 8.0 41.8 30.3 11.5 18.8 21.8 8.060 and older 821.0 25.3 3.1 23.1 (4.6) 18.5 10.7 13.4 4.625 – 64 2,296.9 292.5 12.7 213.8 146.8 67.0 21.6 25.4 12.7

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, 20101

Participation in continuing education

Austria, total

Burgen- land


Upper Austria

Salz- burg


Vienna

Thousands

All 3,490.4 119.8 222.4 672.4 589.5 227.8 497.7 302.7 156.2 701.8

Numbers 403.7 11.2 24.6 73.4 72.4 26.7 56.4 34.0 19.7 85.4% 11.6% 9.3% 11.0% 10.9% 12.3% 11.7% 11.3% 11.2% 12.6% 12.2%

predominantly job-related 248.3 7.3 15.6 48.4 44.8 15.1 34.4 22.1 11.3 49.3

predominantly private 155.3 3.8 9.0 25.0 27.5 11.7 22.0 11.9 8.4 36.0

Females 1,624.3 54.0 101.8 314.2 268.1 106.6 231.7 141.6 71.3 335.0

Numbers 217.5 5.7 13.6 37.5 37.6 14.5 30.6 17.1 10.2 50.8% 13.4% 10.5% 13.3% 11.9% 14.0% 13.6% 13.2% 12.0% 14.3% 15.2%


predominantly private 99.1 2.5 5.4 15.6 17.4 7.4 13.8 7.5 4.9 24.5

Males 1,866.2 65.9 120.7 358.2 321.4 121.3 266.0 161.1 84.8 366.9

Numbers 186.2 5.5 11.0 35.9 34.8 12.2 25.8 16.9 9.6 34.6% 10.0% 8.3% 9.1% 10.0% 10.8% 10.0% 9.7% 10.5% 11.3% 9.4%


predominantly private 56.3 (1.3) 3.6 9.4 10.1 4.2 8.2 4.4 3.5 11.5

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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