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Women and Education & Training

Enrolment in Universities for Engineering (1st Degree courses)


	Year 2006
		Female
		Male
	F/M Ratio : 1 : 2.5 males

Source: Table 17, Education Statistics Digest 2007


	Year 2005
		Female
		Male
	F/M Ratio : 1 : 2.4 males

Source: Table 17, Education Statistics Digest 2006


	Year 2004
		Female
		Male
	F/M Ratio : 1 : 2.2 males

Source: Table 16, Education Statistics Digest 2004


	Year 2003
		Female
		Male
	F/M Ratio : 1 : 2.3 males

Source: Table 16, Education Statistics Digest 2003


	Year 2002
		Female
		Male
	F/M Ratio : 1 : 2.3 males

Source: Ministry of Education

Enrolment in Universities for Engineering (1st Degree courses)
	year 2006	year 2005	year 2004	year 2003	year 2002
Female	4,694 (28.2%)	4,868 (29.3%)	4,570 (31.2%)	4,252 (30.3%)	4,205 (30.1%)
Male	11,969 (71.8%)	11,731 (70.7%)	10,080 (68.8%)	9,780 (69.7%)	9,760 (69.9%)
Total	16,663	16,599	14,650	14,032	13,965

Women and Education & Training

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Literacy Rate by gender

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Full-time Intake for Institute of Technical Education (ITE) by Gender

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Full- time Intake for Polytechnics by Gender

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Full- time Intake for Universities by Gender (1st degree only and includes degree courses under National Institute of Education)

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Graduates by Gender :

Universities	Engineering
Business	Accountancy
Science	Computing/ Information Technology

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Enrolment in Universities for :

Business	Computing/ Information Technology
Accountancy	Engineering (1st Degree courses)
Science

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No. & proportion of principals by gender

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No. & proportion of women participants in courses run by National Trades Union Congress on IT & Computer Training

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No. & proportion of women trainees in Skills Redevelopment Programme

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No. & proportion of women attending BASIC Education For Skills Training (BEST)

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No. & proportion of women attending Worker Improvement Thru Secondary Education Programmes (WISE)

Useful Resource Materials:
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Last Updated on 22 ^nd Feb 2008