A global report gives NZ tertiary education a pass – but hides another side of the story
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A global report gives NZ tertiary education a pass – but hides another side of the story
Each year, the OECD’s sprawling Education at a Glance report compares education systems across the developed world. And each year, New Zealand typically gets a pass mark. The 2026 edition is no different. About 44% of New Zealand adults aged 25-64 have a tertiary qualification – a diploma, degree o»»»
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