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Trained teachers in primary education, female (% of female teachers)

Latest available country observation from World Bank World Development Indicators, through 2025. Countries can have different observation years; compare broad patterns rather than treating all values as one survey wave.

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Key Insights

Global Average
84.5% of female teachers in primary education
Median: 93.9% of female teachers in primary education
Countries Covered
150
with available data
Highest
Cambodia
100.0% of female teachers in primary education
Lowest
Gibraltar
0.0% of female teachers in primary education
Top 5 Countries
1Cambodia100.0% of female teachers in primary education
2Cape Verde100.0% of female teachers in primary education
3Cayman Islands100.0% of female teachers in primary education
4Democratic Republic of the Congo100.0% of female teachers in primary education
5Croatia100.0% of female teachers in primary education
By Region
North America96.0% of female teachers in primary education(2 countries)
Europe92.7% of female teachers in primary education(8 countries)
Asia90.1% of female teachers in primary education(21 countries)
Africa87.9% of female teachers in primary education(9 countries)
Other82.8% of female teachers in primary education(106 countries)

Country Rankings

Top 10 Countries

Bottom 10 Countries

Data Analysis

Value Distribution

How countries are distributed across the value range

Low (0.0% of female teachers in primary education)High (100.0% of female teachers in primary education)

Regional Comparison

Average values by world region (Global avg: 84.5% of female teachers in primary education)

North America (2)
Europe (8)
Asia (21)
Africa (9)
Other (106)
South America (4)

Percentile Profile

The curve shows how values change from the lowest to the highest country. Steep sections reveal inequality or outliers.

0th percentile · lowest100th percentile · highest

About This Statistic

Latest available country observation from World Bank World Development Indicators, through 2025. Countries can have different observation years; compare broad patterns rather than treating all values as one survey wave. Source: World Bank World Development Indicators.

Methodology

Country values are taken from the latest observation available in the linked source series.

Full Data

Rank Country Value
1Cambodia100.0% of female teachers in primary education
2Cape Verde100.0% of female teachers in primary education
3Cayman Islands100.0% of female teachers in primary education
4Democratic Republic of the Congo100.0% of female teachers in primary education
5Croatia100.0% of female teachers in primary education
6Cuba100.0% of female teachers in primary education
7Cyprus100.0% of female teachers in primary education
8Dominican Republic100.0% of female teachers in primary education
9State of Palestine100.0% of female teachers in primary education
10Islamic Republic of Iran100.0% of female teachers in primary education
11Iraq100.0% of female teachers in primary education
12Cote d'Ivoire100.0% of female teachers in primary education
13Kazakhstan100.0% of female teachers in primary education
14Jordan100.0% of female teachers in primary education
15Kenya100.0% of female teachers in primary education
16South Korea100.0% of female teachers in primary education
17Kuwait100.0% of female teachers in primary education
18Latvia100.0% of female teachers in primary education
19Mauritius100.0% of female teachers in primary education
20Moldova, Republic of100.0% of female teachers in primary education
21Morocco100.0% of female teachers in primary education
22Oman100.0% of female teachers in primary education
23Nauru100.0% of female teachers in primary education
24Palau100.0% of female teachers in primary education
25Philippines100.0% of female teachers in primary education
26Portugal100.0% of female teachers in primary education
27Qatar100.0% of female teachers in primary education
28San Marino100.0% of female teachers in primary education
29Saudi Arabia100.0% of female teachers in primary education
30Spain100.0% of female teachers in primary education
31Tajikistan100.0% of female teachers in primary education
32Thailand100.0% of female teachers in primary education
33United Arab Emirates100.0% of female teachers in primary education
34Tunisia100.0% of female teachers in primary education
35Turks and Caicos Islands100.0% of female teachers in primary education
36United States of America100.0% of female teachers in primary education
37Uzbekistan100.0% of female teachers in primary education
38Algeria100.0% of female teachers in primary education
39Andorra100.0% of female teachers in primary education
40Bahrain100.0% of female teachers in primary education
41Bermuda100.0% of female teachers in primary education
42Bhutan100.0% of female teachers in primary education
43Botswana99.9% of female teachers in primary education
44Aruba99.8% of female teachers in primary education
45Suriname99.8% of female teachers in primary education
46Azerbaijan99.7% of female teachers in primary education
47Lesotho99.6% of female teachers in primary education
48Belarus99.5% of female teachers in primary education
49Mozambique99.5% of female teachers in primary education
50Niger99.3% of female teachers in primary education
51United Republic of Tanzania99.2% of female teachers in primary education
52Panama99.2% of female teachers in primary education
53Jamaica99.1% of female teachers in primary education
54Macao99.1% of female teachers in primary education
55Virgin Islands, British98.7% of female teachers in primary education
56Colombia98.4% of female teachers in primary education
57Singapore98.1% of female teachers in primary education
58Zimbabwe98.0% of female teachers in primary education
59Zambia97.5% of female teachers in primary education
60Mauritania97.3% of female teachers in primary education
61El Salvador97.2% of female teachers in primary education
62Burundi97.2% of female teachers in primary education
63Tonga96.1% of female teachers in primary education
64Nepal96.0% of female teachers in primary education
65Kyrgyzstan95.7% of female teachers in primary education
66Namibia95.3% of female teachers in primary education
67Burkina Faso95.2% of female teachers in primary education
68Myanmar95.1% of female teachers in primary education
69Georgia95.0% of female teachers in primary education
70Ethiopia95.0% of female teachers in primary education
71Malawi94.3% of female teachers in primary education
72Costa Rica94.3% of female teachers in primary education
73Malaysia94.2% of female teachers in primary education
74Hong Kong94.0% of female teachers in primary education
75Bolivia94.0% of female teachers in primary education
76Puerto Rico93.8% of female teachers in primary education
77Paraguay92.8% of female teachers in primary education
78Republic of The Gambia92.3% of female teachers in primary education
79Mexico92.1% of female teachers in primary education
80Lithuania92.0% of female teachers in primary education
81Bahamas90.6% of female teachers in primary education
82Ecuador90.5% of female teachers in primary education
83India90.3% of female teachers in primary education
84Gabon90.3% of female teachers in primary education
85Belize90.0% of female teachers in primary education
86Kiribati90.0% of female teachers in primary education
87Seychelles90.0% of female teachers in primary education
88Vietnam89.9% of female teachers in primary education
89Ukraine89.9% of female teachers in primary education
90Ghana89.8% of female teachers in primary education
91Brazil89.0% of female teachers in primary education
92Fiji88.5% of female teachers in primary education
93Venezuela88.3% of female teachers in primary education
94Republic of the Congo87.6% of female teachers in primary education
95Honduras87.5% of female teachers in primary education
96Mongolia86.6% of female teachers in primary education
97Guyana86.1% of female teachers in primary education
98Sri Lanka86.1% of female teachers in primary education
99Armenia85.9% of female teachers in primary education
100Egypt85.9% of female teachers in primary education
101Brunei Darussalam85.8% of female teachers in primary education
102Angola84.3% of female teachers in primary education
103Trinidad and Tobago83.4% of female teachers in primary education
104Solomon Islands81.4% of female teachers in primary education
105Saint Lucia81.3% of female teachers in primary education
106Monaco79.6% of female teachers in primary education
107Uganda79.4% of female teachers in primary education
108Eritrea78.7% of female teachers in primary education
109Barbados78.3% of female teachers in primary education
110Bangladesh77.9% of female teachers in primary education
111Comoros77.4% of female teachers in primary education
112Lao People's Democratic Republic77.1% of female teachers in primary education
113Benin76.9% of female teachers in primary education
114Saint Vincent and the Grenadines76.7% of female teachers in primary education
115Cameroon75.9% of female teachers in primary education
116Sierra Leone75.8% of female teachers in primary education
117South Africa75.6% of female teachers in primary education
118Liberia72.2% of female teachers in primary education
119Pakistan71.5% of female teachers in primary education
120Eswatini71.2% of female teachers in primary education
121Senegal70.4% of female teachers in primary education
122Togo69.6% of female teachers in primary education
123Rwanda69.3% of female teachers in primary education
124Grenada69.0% of female teachers in primary education
125Guinea68.5% of female teachers in primary education
126Dominica66.6% of female teachers in primary education
127Saint Kitts and Nevis65.5% of female teachers in primary education
128Nicaragua63.4% of female teachers in primary education
129Nigeria60.8% of female teachers in primary education
130Albania60.1% of female teachers in primary education
131Serbia59.8% of female teachers in primary education
132Guinea-Bissau58.7% of female teachers in primary education
133Tuvalu58.6% of female teachers in primary education
134Sudan58.4% of female teachers in primary education
135Djibouti56.5% of female teachers in primary education
136Antigua and Barbuda54.3% of female teachers in primary education
137Lebanon53.8% of female teachers in primary education
138Vanuatu50.8% of female teachers in primary education
139Marshall Islands49.4% of female teachers in primary education
140Chad48.2% of female teachers in primary education
141Equatorial Guinea40.6% of female teachers in primary education
142Syrian Arab Republic38.4% of female teachers in primary education
143Indonesia35.3% of female teachers in primary education
144Mali34.1% of female teachers in primary education
145Sao Tome and Principe31.8% of female teachers in primary education
146Micronesia, Federated States of28.6% of female teachers in primary education
147Maldives21.4% of female teachers in primary education
148Madagascar18.9% of female teachers in primary education
149Peru12.3% of female teachers in primary education
150Gibraltar0.0% of female teachers in primary education
Showing 150 of 150 countries

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Data Source

This data comes from World Bank World Development Indicators (2025).

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