What is South Africa's pupil-to-teacher ratio (primary) in 2002?

South Africa's pupil-to-teacher ratio (primary) is 45.28 pupils/teacher as of 2002.

Which country has the highest pupil-to-teacher ratio (primary)?

Nepal has the highest pupil-to-teacher ratio (primary) at 271.55 pupils/teacher as of 2002.

Bermuda has the lowest pupil-to-teacher ratio (primary) at 8.96 pupils/teacher as of 2002.

The global average for pupil-to-teacher ratio (primary) is 36.64 pupils/teacher as of 2002.

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South Africa has the 10th highest pupil-to-teacher ratio (primary) among 50 countries with data in 2002.

What is South Africa's pupil-to-teacher ratio (primary) in 2002?: South Africa's pupil-to-teacher ratio (primary) is 45.28 pupils/teacher as of 2002.
How does South Africa rank globally for pupil-to-teacher ratio (primary)?: South Africa has the 10th highest pupil-to-teacher ratio (primary) among 50 countries with data in 2002.
Which country has the highest pupil-to-teacher ratio (primary)?: Nepal has the highest pupil-to-teacher ratio (primary) at 271.55 pupils/teacher as of 2002.
Which country has the lowest pupil-to-teacher ratio (primary)?: Bermuda has the lowest pupil-to-teacher ratio (primary) at 8.96 pupils/teacher as of 2002.
What is the global average for pupil-to-teacher ratio (primary)?: The global average for pupil-to-teacher ratio (primary) is 36.64 pupils/teacher as of 2002.

Year	Pupil Teacher Ratio Primary	Pupil Teacher Ratio Secondary
2016	—	26.21
2002	45.28	—
2001	57.53	—
2000	51.37	—
1999	56.81	—