BASISONDERWIJS Leerlingen EDUCATION School population 3 SECONDARY 1 School population in secondary education GO M
3 Distribution across the provinces VGO
F
T
M
F
OGO T
M
Total
F
T
M
F
140,000
T
120,000
506
322
828
657
1st stage
11,521
11,113
22,634
2nd stage
12,421
11,998
3rd stage*
12,809
12,660
501
1,082
455
3,251
Regular secondary education Reception class for immigrants
number
1,158
459
259
718
1,622
50,343
51,365 101,708
5,311
3,016
8,327
67,175
65,494 132,669
24,419
51,085
51,922 103,007
6,624
4,003
10,627
70,130
67,923 138,053
25,469
52,699
53,715 106,414
7,476
4,522
11,998
72,984
70,897 143,881
5,638
1,962
2,704
* of which advanced secondary education (‘Se-n-Se’)
361
279
640
1,095
596
1,691
212
108
320
1,668
983
2,651
-
-
-
16
60
76
-
-
-
16
60
76
177
71
248
371
590
961
224
1
225
772
662
1,434
Total regular secondary education
37,434
36,164
73,598 155,171 158,153 313,324
20,094
11,801
Special secondary education (1)
3,251
1,839
Total full-time secondary education
40,685
38,003
1,511
790
4th stage Modular education (on 2nd and 3rd stage level)
Part-time secondary education
5,090
12,546
1,713
828
78,688 163,095 162,775 325,870
21,807
12,629
1,206
589
2,301
7,924
3,140
4,622
1,400
4,540
12,888
7,289
BCR
1,560 844
3,985
2,416
80,000
Regular secondary education 1,019
Special secondary education
3,471 60,000
Part-time secondary education 40,000
20,000
31,895 212,699 206,118 418,817 2,541
13,262
4,667 100,000
667
117,074
72,786
76,672
94,701
57,584
Antwerp
Flemish Brabant en BCR
West Flanders
East Flanders
Limburg
0
20,177
province
34,436 225,587 213,407 438,994 1,795
5,857
2,779
8,636
4 Education types in the 2nd, 3rd and 4th stage and modular full-time secondary education
(1) To avoid double counting, pupils enrolled in special education due to long-term illness (type 5 special education) are not included in the data. On 1 February 2013 there were 216 pupils in type 5 special secondary education.
GO M
2 Distribution across the educational networks Regular secondary education
Special secondary education
12.6% 25.2%
Part-time vocational secondary education
20.8%
26.6%
GO VGO
74.8%
62.2%
F
OGO
T
M
F
T
M
Total
F
T
M
F
T
2nd stage
7.6% 17.6%
VGO
52.6%
OGO
ASO
5,092
5,530
10,622
22,817
27,504
50,321
702
912
1,614
28,611
33,946
62,557
TSO
3,117
2,517
5,634
17,944
14,434
32,378
2,704
972
3,676
23,765
17,923
41,688
KSO
248
341
589
463
992
1,455
342
600
942
1,053
1,933
2,986
BSO
3,964
3,610
7,574
9,861
8,992
18,853
2,876
1,519
4,395
16,701
14,121
30,822
12,421
11,998
24,419
51,085
51,922 103,007
2,969
1,499
4,468
70,130
67,923 138,053
ASO
3,868
4,546
8,414
18,654
23,739
42,393
549
668
1,217
23,071
28,953
52,024
TSO
3,870
2,932
6,802
19,629
16,289
35,918
2,917
1,266
4,183
26,416
20,487
46,903
KSO
277
393
670
529
1,074
1,603
377
682
1,059
1,183
2,149
3,332
BSO
4,794
4,789
9,583
13,887
12,613
26,500
3,633
1,906
5,539
22,314
19,308
41,622
12,809
12,660
25,469
52,699
53,715 106,414
3,504
1,926
5,430
72,984
70,897 143,881
-
-
-
16
60
76
-
-
-
16
60
76
177
71
248
371
590
961
224
1
225
772
662
1,434
Total 2nd stage
3rd stage
Total 3rd stage
4th stage 4th stage BSO Modular education BSO
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BASISONDERWIJS Leerlingen EDUCATION School population 3 SECONDARY 5 Changes in the school population in secondary education (1)(2) 445,000
number
9,000
number
8,636 8,241
440,000
7,871
8,000
438,315 436,146
435,000
7,000 429,745
430,000
6,935
7,332
2008-2009
2009-2010 (1)
6,000 424,820
425,000
6,689
5,000 420,685 418,817
420,000 415,000
2007-2008
2008-2009
2009-2010 (1)
2010-2011
2011-2012
2012-2013
4,000 school year
Regular secondary education
20,500
2007-2008
2010-2011
2011-2012
2012-2013
school year
Part-time vocational secondary education (1) The nursing courses at the 4th stage of vocational education became associate degree (HBO5) programmes in 2009-2010. These courses are allocated to the level of higher education. Associate degree courses can be organised by centres for adult education or by university colleges. The programme for the associate degree in nursing is the only exception: it is organised by institutions that organise full-time secondary education. These pupils are not taken into account. (2) The data for 2006-2007 and 2007-2008 refer to pupils enrolled in part-time vocational secondary education and in part-time offshore fishing secondary education. Part-time offshore fishing secondary education has been integrated in part-time vocational secondary education since the school year 2008-2009.
number
20,177 20,000
19,835 19,487
19,500 19,015
19,000 18,500
3,000
18,548 18,263
18,000 17,500
2007-2008
2008-2009
2009-2010 (1)
2010-2011
2011-2012
2012-2013
school year
Special secondary education
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(1) Daarnaast zijn er nog 4 scholen die buitengewoon Secondary education van het type 5 aanbieden. Deze scholen zijn niet in het cijfermateriaal opgenomen. (2) Aan 42 scholen van de 954 scholen voor gewoon Secondary education is een centrum voor deeltijds onderwijs gehecht. Daarnaast zijn er nog 5 autonome centra voor deeltijds onderwijs.
BASISONDERWIJS Leerlingen EDUCATION Educational institutions 3 SECONDARY 1 Schools in secondary education
1 Staff in secondary education expressed in number of persons/number of full-time equivalents (1) GO
VGO
OGO
Total Men
Full-time secondary education Regular secondary education Special secondary education
BASISONDERWIJS Leerlingen EDUCATION Staff 3 SECONDARY
217
(1)
Total full-time secondary education
666
71
Number of persons
28,300
48,699
76,999
Number of full-time equivalents
26,449
42,291
68,740
21
75
17
113
238
741
88
1,067
16
23
8
47
(1) Staff of full-time and part-time secondary education.
2 Staff in secondary education by level of education and gender
(1) Four schools providing type 5 special education (long-term illness) are not included in this table. (2) 42 schools of the 954 schools for regular secondary education are linked to a centre for part-time secondary education. 5 centres are not linked to a school for full-time secondary education and are autonomous.
Men Regular secondary education* Special secondary education
2 Distribution across the provinces
Total
*of which in part-time secondary education 350
Total
954
Part-time secondary education Part-time vocational secondary education (2)
Women
Women
Total
25,544
42,983
68,527
2,756
5,716
8,472
28,300
48,699
76,999
541
773
1,314
number 5
300
3 Staff in secondary education by age group and gender 35
32
age
BCR
250
1,871
60+ 27
200
Regular Secondary education
19
13,372
Special Secondary education
17
150
8,998
50-59
18
1,689
6,442
40-49
11,669
100
50
261
167
186
197
3,523
20-29
0 Antwerp
Flemish Brabant en BCR
West Flanders
East Flanders
Limburg
14,078
7,466
30-39
143
7,891
province
10,000 Men
5,000
0
5,000
10,000
15,000
number
20,000
Women
3 Distribution across the educational networks Regular secondary education
Special secondary education
Part-time vocational secondary education
7.4% 22.7%
15,2% 15.0%
18,8% 18.6%
17.0%
34.0%
GO VGO
69.8%
66,1% 66.4%
48.9%
OGO
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BASISONDERWIJS Leerlingen EDUCATION Staff 3 SECONDARY 4 Age structure of staff in secondary education by educational network and gender GO M
F
VGO T
M
OGO
F
T
M
7 Staff in secondary education by educational network, legal status and gender (full-time equivalents)
Total
F
T
M
F
Tenured posts
T M
20-29
909
1,805
2,714
2,251
5,488
7,739
363
598
961
3,523
7,891
11,414
30-39
1,790
3,140
4,930
4,871
9,754
14,625
805
1,184
1,989
7,466
14,078
21,544
Regular secondary education
40-49
1,264
2,208
3,472
4,406
8,491
12,897
772
970
1,742
6,442
11,669
18,111
GO
50-59
1,450
2,452
3,902
6,419
9,662
16,081
1,129
1,258
2,387
8,998
13,372
22,370
VGO
462
468
930
1,190
1,065
2,255
219
156
375
1,871
1,689
3,560
OGO
Total
5,875
10,073
15,948
19,137
34,460
53,597
3,288
4,166
7,454
28,300
48,699
76,999
Total
55+
1,375
1,861
3,236
4,739
6,041
10,780
835
794
1,629
6,949
8,696
15,645
60+
20-29
30-39
40-49
50-59
60+
Total
Regular secondary education Tenured posts
1,955
13,971
13,972
19,371
3,144
52,413
Temporary posts
7,858
5,056
2,253
831
116
16,114
Total
9,813
19,027
16,225
20,202
3,260
68,527
391
1,778
1,472
2,013
290
5,944
Temporary posts
1,210
739
414
155
10
2,528
Total
1,601
2,517
1,886
2,168
300
8,472
3,284
T
F
T
M
F
1,511
2,127
3,638
13,268 20,620 33,888
3,137
5,862
8,999 16,405 26,482 42,887
4,341
630
760
18,609 28,443 47,052
5,278
2,284
1,390
4,795
T
8,823
2,057
5,539
M
Total
2,687
7,666 12,461 3,044
5,731
8,749 14,027 23,887 37,192 61,079
Special secondary education GO
5 Staff in secondary education by legal status and age group
F
Temporary posts
420
877
1,297
197
428
625
617
1,305
1,922
VGO
1,196
2,244
3,440
366
944
1,310
1,562
3,188
4,750
OGO
288
416
704
95
190
285
383
606
989
Total
1,904
3,537
5,441
658
1,562
2,220
2,562
5,099
7,661
3,704
6,416 10,120
1,708
2,555
4,263
5,412
8,971 14,383
14,464 22,864 37,328
3,503
6,806 10,309 17,967 29,670 47,637
Total Secondary education GO VGO OGO Total
2,345
2,700
5,045
20,513 31,980 52,493
725
950
1,675
3,070
3,650
6,720
5,936 10,311 16,247 26,449 42,291 68,740
Special secondary education Tenured posts
Total secondary education Tenured posts
2,346
15,749
15,444
21,384
3,434
58,357
Temporary posts
9,068
5,795
2,667
986
126
18,642
11,414
21,544
18,111
22,370
3,560
76,999
Total
6 Staff in secondary education by legal status (full-time equivalents) Tenured posts regular and special secondary education 9.6%
Temporary posts regular and special secondary education
26.2%
GO VGO
71.1%
2007-2008
2008-2009
2009-2010
2010-2011
2011-2012
2012-2013
Tenured posts
52,153
52,391
52,179
52,239
53,611
52,413
Temporary posts
18,408
19,143
18,757
18,036
15,896
16,114
Total
70,561
71,534
70,936
70,275
69,507
68,527
Tenured posts
4,903
5,069
5,238
5,449
5,815
5,944
Temporary posts
2,396
2,405
2,536
2,583
2,481
2,528
Total
7,299
7,473
7,774
8,032
8,296
8,472
Tenured posts
57,056
57,459
57,417
57,688
59,426
58,357
Temporary posts
20,804
21,548
21,293
20,619
18,377
18,642
Total
77,860
79,007
78,710
78,307
77,803
76,999
REGULAR Secondary education
SPECIAL Secondary education
Total Secondary education
10.3% 19.3% 19,2%
8 Changes in staff in secondary education by legal status
63,5%
OGO
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BASISONDERWIJS Leerlingen EDUCATION Budget 3 SECONDARY 1 Secondary education budget and share of secondary education in the overall education budget (in thousands of euros)
4 Changes in secondary education budget by expenditure category (in thousands of euros)
Secondary education budget
4,136,467
Regular secondary education budget
3,735,941
Special secondary education budget
394,163
Operational
6,363
Investments
Secondary education - not specified
(1)
Share of secondary education in the overall education budget
Wages (1)
38.84%
Total
(1) the budget integrated in the category ‘not specified’ refers mainly to the budget for in-service training.
Special secondary education
2010
2011
2012
2013
3,137,803
3,248,149
3,331,749
3,430,944
3,512,236
3,529,760
622,107
306,751
477,583
478,489
485,168
494,664
191,073
113,007
116,121
104,897
98,655
112,043
3,950,983
3,667,907
3,925,453
4,014,330
4,096,059
4,136,467
5 Changes in secondary education budget by educational network (in thousands of euros) (1)
6.9% 2.8%
12.3% 2.7%
85.0%
2009
(1) Wage bill for staff paid directly by the Education and Training policy area. (2) The increase in the education budget between 2008 and 2007 and its decrease between 2009 and 2008 can be explained by the pre-payment of the operational budget for elementary and secondary education for 2009.
2 Secondary education budget by expenditure category Regular secondary education
(2)
2008
90.3%
2008
2009
2010
2011
2012
2013
791,809
730,215
785,632
798,652
822,186
829,309
Operational
GO
Investments
VGO
2,735,678
2,554,986
2,736,384
2,810,503
2,855,219
2,883,147
OGO
383,166
357,272
380,062
381,513
395,066
399,561
40,330
25,434
23,376
23,661
23,588
24,450
3,950,983
3,667,907
3,925,453
4,014,330
4,096,059
4,136,467
Wages
Cross educational networks Total
(1) The increase in the education budget between 2008 and 2007 and its decrease between 2009 and 2008 can be explained by the pre-payment of the operational budget for elementary and secondary education for 2009.
3 Secondary education budget by educational network Regular secondary education 0.5% 9.4% 19.5%
6 Changes in expenditure per pupil by educational network (in euros)
Special secondary education
20,000
12.7% 25.8%
17,546
GO VGO
euros 17,077
18,856
19,065
19,460
8,081
8,244
8,474
8,589
2010
2011
2012
2013
18,087
15,000
OGO
70.7%
61.6%
Cross educational networks 10,000 8,124
7,518
5,000
0
2008
2009
Regular Secondary education
year
Special Secondary education
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BASISONDERWIJS Leerlingen EDUCATION Infrastructure 3 SECONDARY
BASISONDERWIJS Leerlingen EDUCATION School allowances 3 SECONDARY
1 Approved subsidy amounts and approved subsidy applications in full-time regular secondary education in 2012 VGO
OGO Number of subsidy applications
Amount (in euros)
Number of subsidy applications
Amount (in euros)
Number of allowances granted
Number of applications
Total
Number of subsidy applications
Amount (in euros)
1 School allowances in secondary education (1)
Secondary education
Percentage of allowances granted
Total amount of allowances granted (in euros)
Average allowance (in euros)
156,276
118,284
75.69%
48,573,887
410.65
Antwerp
7,689,460
112
3,940,175
6
11,629,635
118
Full-time secondary education
151,880
116,094
76.44%
47,990,211
413.37
Flemish Brabant
4,005,859
44
1,057,306
4
5,063,165
48
Part-time secondary education
4,396
2,190
49.82%
583,676
266.52
680,997
10
-
-
680,997
10
West Flanders
7,768,677
88
2,341,897
4
10,110,574
92
East Flanders
10,433,197
76
2,200,000
1
12,633,197
77
Limburg
13,619,669
62
1,211,278
1
14,830,947
63
Total
44,197,859
392
10,750,656
16
54,948,515
408
BCR
Amount (in euros)
OGO Number of subsidy applications
Amount (in euros)
Total amount of allowances granted (in euros)
Number of allowances granted
Average allowance (in euros)
FULL-TIME SECONDARY EDUCATION
Total
Number of subsidy applications
Amount (in euros)
2 School allowances in secondary education by province (1)
Number of applications
2 Approved subsidy amounts ans approved subsidy applications in special secondary education in 2012 VGO
(1) As known on 20/08/2013.
Antwerp
45,486
35,269
14,958,367
424.12
Flemish Brabant
15,908
11,906
4,767,853
400.46
5,327
4,248
1,949,364
458.89
West Flanders
27,876
20,764
8,410,415
405.05
East Flanders
33,016
25,117
10,315,215
410.69
23,385
18,321
7,382,842
402.97
BCR
Number of subsidy applicatons
517,726
5
19,831
1
537,557
6
Limburg
Flemish Brabant
41,485
3
-
-
41,485
3
Other provinces
635
419
184,063
439.29
BCR
66,637
1
-
-
66,637
1
Unknown
247
50
22,092
441.83
4,047,767
12
-
-
4,047,767
12
151,880
116,094
47,990,211
413.37
East Flanders
425,626
5
-
-
425,626
5
Limburg
150,903
4
172,639
1
323,542
5
5,250,144
30
192,470
2
5,442,614
32
1,651
857
229,066
267.29
Flemish Brabant
290
132
34,781
263.49
BCR
167
67
18,614
277.83
West Flanders
800
371
97,986
264.11
East Flanders
911
443
117,519
265.28
Limburg
560
316
84,818
268.41
12
4
892
223.04
5
-
-
-
4,396
2,190
583,676
266.52
Antwerp
West Flanders
Total
(2)
Total PART-TIME SECONDARY EDUCATION Antwerp
Other provinces Unknown Total
(2)
(1) As known on 20/08/2013. (2) Persons not resident in one of the provinces of Belgium.
Remark: The above data are not yet final, as a number of applications are still under consideration for the school year 2012-2013. Due to this the number of allowances granted may increase further.
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BASISONDERWIJS Leerlingen EDUCATION Examination board 3 SECONDARY 2 Certificates and diplomas awarded in 2012
Since october 2012 the procedures of the examination board are changed. Exams are now permanently organised.
1 Number of participants to obtain a certificate or diploma of secondary education by age group in 2012 (first examination period) (1)
Certificate/ diploma (1)
Number of participants by age group 161st and 2nd stage
3rd stage aso
17-19
3rd stage Kso
3rd stage Tso
Total
26+
79
45
4
2
130
Women
58
22
2
3
85
Total
137
67
6
5
215
Men
12
107
58
11
188
6
66
48
8
128
Total
18
173
106
19
316
Men
13
176
398
75
662
Women
15
161
225
81
482
Total
28
337
623
156
1,144
Men
1
4
14
2
21
Women
2
8
6
1
17
Total
3
12
20
3
38
Men
2
91
138
22
253
Women
4
67
82
15
168
Total
6
158
220
37
421
Men
107
423
612
112
1,254
85
324
363
108
880
192
747
975
220
2,134
Women Total
3rd stage aso
3rd stage Bso
3rd stage Tso
Total
Total
34
16
-
50
73
7
80
130
Women
17
5
-
22
53
10
63
85
Total
51
21
-
72
126
17
143
215
Men
45
62
5
112
64
12
76
188
Women
24
38
5
67
55
6
61
128
Total
69
100
10
179
119
18
137
316
Men
114
236
8
358
175
129
304
662
59
160
12
231
154
97
251
482
Total
173
396
20
589
329
226
555
1,144
Men
3
5
-
8
12
1
13
21
Women
2
1
-
3
12
2
14
17
Total
5
6
-
11
24
3
27
38
Men
58
44
3
105
125
23
148
253
Women
37
18
3
58
103
7
110
168
Total
95
62
6
163
228
30
258
421
Men
254
363
16
633
449
172
621
1,254
Women
139
222
20
381
377
122
499
880
Total
393
585
36
1,014
826
294
1,120
2,134
Certificate(s) (2)
Failed
General total
Failed
Women
3rd stage Kso
Certificate/diploma not possible (= not registered for all courses)
Certificate(s) (2)
1st and 2nd stage Men
Total
Men
Women
3rd stage Bso
20-25
Certificate/diploma possible (= registered for all courses)
Total
(1) A certificate can be obtained in the 1st and 2nd stage of secondary education, a diploma in the 3rd stage of secondary education. (2) A certificate (subject certificate or course certificate) is achieved when one passes the examination for a given subject.
(1) A participant is a candidate who has passed at least 1 examination.
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