So compare.
It's a not a troll question. I good friend of mine who lives in Germany said that. I'm just trying to understand if it's true and why
Tom
sorry about that
All Swissgerman speakers speak German. So do the Romantsch. As they're taught in German at school. (The Romantsch probably in both).
The people in the French and the Italian part of course are taught in that mother-tongue - most of them still learn a second language at school though.
Did I dig myself out of that one?
0. The premise of this question is wrong by itself, since it is a blatant generalization only targeted to offend by generating or supporting a negative stereotype. And by itself this questions shows lack of educational results or absences of thereof at a source, since a person generates not just a baseless or meaningless statement, but actually the one, which can easily be proven wrong.
1. Compared to Germany, any country would be worse by the UNDP Education Index , since Germany takes its first place according to the latest (2019) ranking. But also:
- Switzerland ranks very high as well. Higher than France, Spain, Austria, Luxembourg, Eastern European countries and Russia, which places it slightly above the median in European region.
- this index considers the amount of education, not its quality. The quality can hardly be adequately quantified and compared, especially for adults: you may force kids to take some tests due to their dependent status, but most adults won't follow such requests, and it's not that many police states around the globe.
2. By the percentage of tertiary education [since the topic is about the "level of education|], Switzerland is way above the average in Europe. And don't even look, where the Germany is in the same chart.
It doesn't say anything about the quality of such education, but it certainly shows, that people are well educated here and the country itself is far from being the worst in Europe for that matter.
Tom
German: Schweiz
Italian: Svizzera
Romansh: Svizra
English: Switzerland
So that's the four languages of Switzerland plus the language of this forum.I don't know where you learned English, but "Swiss" as a noun only applies to the people, not the country.
Ignorance is indeed bad. You are ignorant.
Tom
https://gpseducation.oecd.org/Countr...ld=10&topic=EO
Up to the OP how to interpret the data
I was told how the french are one of the most educated in europe and omg... ..
btw there's no such thing as "best education" it's all wrong and if we'd have to rate an education system I recon it's scandinavian countries..not of what they teach but how they teach.