A general description of the statistical process and its outputs, and their evolution over time.
NATIONAL EDUCATION SYSTEM
The following documents provide general information on the educational system; please add the relevant links for your country.
National system broad overview:
National Education System Description:
National Education System - Provisions regarding language learning:
Annex 1 - Provisions for language learning 2021 – Netherlands
Structure of Education and Training Systems:
Please, use the box below if you wish to complement or amend the information provided by Eurydice:
Link to the ISCMAP programme and qualification:
Annex 2 - ISCED Mapping for schoolyear 2020/2021 (UOE2022) – Netherlands
National link to programmes and qualifications:
Further information on data flagged ‘d’ in the database is available to download from the Annex of the Metadata page for Education administrative data from 2013 onwards (ISCED 2011):
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Operations performed on data to derive new information according to a given set of rules.
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Weighted figures for differing reference periods | Weighted figures for differing theoretical ages | Conversion factors from part-time to full-time equivalent (FTE) data |
Estimations methods used in the UOE questionnaires | ||||||||
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Type of data | Detailed variables concerned | ISCED level | Reference year(s) | Data source (internal to UOE or not) | Data type (sample-based or not) | Data source name in English | Reason | Description of the estimation method |
Foreign language learning | Number of students by foreign language studied | ISCED 1 | 2008-2011 | internal to UOE | population-based | Yearly count of pre-primary and primary education | no breakdown of the number of pupils in ISCED 1 by grade | English is taught to pupils in the two highest grades of primary education, but enrolments are not known by grade. The number of pupils in the two highest grades is estimated by 2/3 of all 10 years old, plus all pupils of 11 years old and older. |
Foreign language learning | Number of students by foreign language studied | ISCED 3 general programmes | 2008-2011 | mixed sources | population-based | (1) register of exam results in upper secondary general education; (2) register of pupils in secondary general education | no data on taught modern languages in ISCED 3 general, except the exam results of the highest grade | There is no data on taught modern languages in ISCED 3 general, but statistics on final exams (at the end of secondary education) are available by language. The percentages of pupils with English, French and German in their final exams of upper secondary general education are used to estimate the number of pupils who study these languages in lower grades of ISCED 3 general. |
Foreign language learning | Number of students by foreign language studied | ISCED 2 and 3 | 2008-2011 | mixed sources | population-based | (1) Register of exam results in lower secondary prevocational education. (2) Register of pupils in secondary general and prevocational education. (3) Qualitative information about the curriculum of ISCED 2 prevocational. (4) Qualitative information about the curriculum of ISCED 2 general | (1) no data on taught modern languages in ISCED 2 , except the exam results of ISCED 2 prevocational and the curriculum information for the lower grades of secondary general education. (2) no breakdown of pupils in grade 1 and 2 of secondary education according to ISCED 2 prevocational or general. | (1) The average number of taught foreign languages in the highest grade of ISCED 2 prevocational- that is grade 4- is used to estimate the number of pupils who are taught modern languages in grade 3. For the number of languages in grade 1 and 2 of ISCED 2 prevocational , curriculum information for ISCED 2 prevocational is used, However, that gives no information about the specific language. (2) For ISCED 2 general -that is the lower three grades of secondary general education- only curriculum information is available. Again, that gives no information about the specific langauges that are taught, only about the number of foreign languages that are obligatory in ISCED 2 general. (3) The numbers of pupils in grade 1 and grade 2 of secondary education are distributed over ISCED2 prevoc and ISCED 2 general according to the percentage of pupils who follow prevocational or general programmes in grade 3. This distribution of the pupils in the lower grades is necessary because the curricula of ISCED 2 prevocational and ISCED 2 general are different on the number of languages that are obligatory. |
Foreign language learning | Number of students by foreign language studied | ISCED 1 | 2012-2014 | external to UOE | sample-based | SLO-survey in combination with number of enrolments in primary education | No information in our primary education register about foreign languages learned | Calculations are based on a survey by an external organisation (SLO: nationaal expertisecentrum leerplanontwikkeling). This organisation has published percentages of schools that teach english from a certain grade. We used this in combination with the number of enrolments in each grade to estimate the number of pupils that learn english in primary education. From 2013 onwards the information is extrapolated and adjusted with information on general changes in curricula. |
Foreign language learning | Number of students by foreign language studied | ISCED 2 | 2012- | external to UOE | sample-based | Foreign Language survey | No information in our secondary education enrolments register about foreign languages learned | National Statistics conducted a survey to obtain information on foreign languages learned in lower secondary education. From 2013 onwards the information form the first survey is extrapolated. |
Foreign language learning | Number of students by foreign language studied | ISCED 3 vocational programmes | 2012- | external to UOE | sample-based | Study guide in combination with register | No information in our secondary education enrolments register about foreign languages learned | For each type of education there is a guide with information on which languages are mandatory and which are voluntary. This information is used in combination with our upper secondary vocational education register. From 2013 onwards the information on curriculum is extrapolated in combination with enrollments from the register. New information that is added to the guide is checked on a yearly basis and incorporated in the new estimations. |
Foreign language learning | Number of students by foreign language studied | ISCED 1 | 2015- | external to UOE | registration based | Foreign language request for subsidy | No information in our primary education register about foreign languages learned | Schools can apply for subsidy for foreign language teaching. We used the list of schools that applied for subsidy, in combination with the student register, to estimate the number of pupils in foreign language learning. Because schools are not obliged to apply for subsidy when they want to teach foreign languages, the estimation can be considered as the lowest boundary of the number of pupils learning foreign languages in primary education. |
Enrolments | Number of 4-year old students enrolled | ISCED 0 | 2008-2013 | external to UOE | population-based | population count | The number of 4-year old pupils in ISCED-0 is the number of pupils on the 1st of October (2007). However, between this date and the first of January, all 3-year olds who become 4 -years old, may enter pre-primary education, and almost all of them do. Therefore the number of pupils on the first of January is more representative for total enrolment in the school year. | Between the date of counting all 3 year-olds (1st of October) and the 1st of January, all 3-years old who become 4 -years old may enter preprimary education, and almost all of them do. Therefore the number of pupils on the first of January is more representative for total enrolment in the schoolyear. The number of 3-year olds that become 4-year old in the months between October 1st and December 31st (2007 for the reference year 2008) has to be estimated. This is done by taking the population count of 3-year olds on the 1st of january of 2007. It is assumed that the birthdays of the 3-year olds are evenly distributed over the year. Then we can assume that 75% of the 3-year olds has reached the age of 4 at the 1st of october, and is being counted in the number of 4-year old pupils at this date. Consequently we can assume that 25% of the 3-year olds at the 1st of january (2007) is missing in the pupil count on the 1st of october (2007). So we add 25% of the number of 3-year olds from the population count on the 1st of january to the pupil count of 4-year olds on the 1st of october. |
Education expenditure | Expenditure of households: payments to independent private institutions | ISCED 0 to 3 | 1995-2004; 2006-2007 | external to UOE | mixed type | - | Household expenditure on education given by international schools not available for these years, nor the sector breakdowns. | Based on inflation and development in student numbers in public institutions, household expenditure on education given by international schools in the Netherlands and the total number of pupils are estimated for these years. The total number of pupils gets divided by ISCED level based on the number of pupils enrolled in each ISCED level at public institutions. |
Education expenditure | Current and capital expenditure in public institutions | All ISCED levels | 1995-2012 | external to UOE | population-based | Public educational institutions financial data | The public institutions reported in the UOE questionnaire include more than just educational institutions. Institutions in support of educational institutions are included as well. Data on the expenditure on salaries, current expenditure and capital expenditure is only available for the educational institutions. The share of each of these items in terms of percentage is taken to estimate the expenditure on salaries, current expenditure and capital expenditure for all public institutions, educational and non-educational. | In order to estimate the expenditure in public institutions on salaries, current expenditure and capital expenditure, the financial data of public educational institutions on these items is expressed in terms of percentage whereby the three items together make up for 100%. These percentages are determined separately for each Dutch educational level. The percentages are multiplied by the total expenditure on public institutions (combined public, private and international source); also for each Dutch educational level separately. This results in an allocation of total expenditure into personnel compensation, current expenditure other than compensation of personnel and capital expenditure. Based on the number of pupils/students enrolled in each ISCED level, these totals get divided up to ISCED level. |
Education expenditure | Public direct expenditure for R&D, international payments to all types of institutions for R&D, payments of private institutions to educational institutions for R&D | ISCED 5 to 8 | 1995-2012 | external to UOE | population-based | Annual accounts data of public higher education institutions | No register data available for reporting R&D in the UOE manner. | The annual accounts data of higher education institutions are combined with keys based on reports and research of various third parties in order to divide higher education R&D into the parts education, research and healthcare. |
Education expenditure | Payments of private enterprises on work-based vocational and technical programmes | ISCED 2, 3 and 4 pre-vocational and vocational, ISCED 5 to 8 | 1995-2012 | external to UOE | - | SSB (Social Statistical Database), CVTS (Continuing vocational training survey) | No register data on expenditures of this type available, only register data on student numbers and time spend on supervising these students during their training in companies. | The number of pupils and time spent on them by their supervisors are taken from registers and are combined with data on prices from registers of Statistics Netherlands and keys from reports of various third parties. This results in an estimation. |
Education expenditure | Payments of private enterprises and households to private educational institutions | All ISCED levels | 1995-2012 | external to UOE | - | EBB (Labour Force Survey) | No register data on expenditures of this type available, nor on the exact number of students. | The number of students are derived from the Labour Force Survey as a residual of students that do not belong to any other category while their programmes do match the criteria for education as stated in the UOE manual. These numbers are combined with data on tuition fees of private educational institutions from internet, financial data on companies from registers of Statistics Netherlands and the distribution of students over ISCED levels in public educational institutions. |
Education expenditure | Payments of households for private tutoring | ISCED 1 to 3 | 1995-2012 | external to UOE | - | Internet and reports of third parties | No register data on expenditures of this type available, only some reports and articles by third parties. | Information on the websites of private tutoring institutions has been used to comply average tariffs for various tutoring services and the duration of these services. Articles and reports of third parties have resulted in a key for the amount of students partaking in private tutoring. These have been multiplied by the number of students in public institutions, per relevant ISCED level. This results in an estimation. |
Education expenditure | Payments of governments, households and companies for education to three-year-olds in preschool and integrated educational and child care programmes. | ISCED 0.2 | 2010-2012 | external to UOE | - | EU-SILC (The European Union Statistics on Income and Living Conditions) | No register data on expenditures of this type available. | The number of pupils and time spent in preschool and day care are taken from the EU-SILC survey and are combined with financial data on companies from registers of Statistics Netherlands, annual account data of the Ministry of Social Affairs and Employment. This results in an estimation of the educational component in the activities of the children in preschool and integrated educational and child care programmes. |
Enrolments, entrants, graduates, regional | Number of students. | ISCED 8 | 2019-2021 | mixed sources | population-based | population count | No register data on the number of ISCED 8 students available. | For 2019, 2020 and 2021, the numbers for ISCED 8 were estimated. The data for previous years serve as the basis for the estimates. The data from previous years are extrapolated, based on the average growth over the past two or three years applied to the previous year of the missing year. However, this method is not reliable enough to continue for more years. Because of this, data of Phd-students is not available for 2022. |
For each UOE table, please list the source(s) used to compile information: UOE table, name, type, date of availability and responsibility.
Sources used for data on enrolments | |||
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Detailed variables concerned | Name of the source | Type (Survey / Register / Estimation / Other) | Responsible of the source (UOE data provider / Other: which-one?) |
ISCED 0 pre-school 3 yr olds | EU-SILC | survey | Statistics Netherlands |
ISCED 0,1 | PO | aggregate register | Statistics Netherlands and Ministry of Education |
ISCED 0,1,2 | special needs education | aggregate register | Statistics Netherlands and Ministry of Education |
ISCED 2,3,4,5,6,7 | BRON/ROD | registers | Statistics Netherlands and Ministry of Education |
ISCED 8 | PROM | incomplete register combined with estimations; from 2019 estimations only | Statistics Netherlands and VSNU (branche organization of Dutch universities) |
ISCED 1,2,3,5,6,7 independent private education | LFS | survey | Statistics Netherlands |
Sources used for data on entrants | |||
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Detailed variables concerned | Name of the source | Type (Survey / Register / Estimation / Other) | Responsible of the source (UOE data provider / Other: which-one?) |
ISCED 3,5,6,7 | BRON/ROD | registers | Statistics Netherlands and Ministry of Education |
ISCED 8 | PROM | register and estimations; from 2019 estimations only | Statistics Netherlands and VSNU (branche organization of Dutch universities) |
Sources used for data on personnel | |||
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Detailed variables concerned | Name of the source | Type (Survey / Register / Estimation / Other) | Responsible of the source (UOE data provider / Other: which-one?) |
ISCED 0,1,2,3,4 | CASO | register | Ministry of Education |
ISCED 5,6,7,8 | WOPI | register | VSNU (branche organization of Dutch universities) |
ISCED 0,1,2,3,4,5,6,7 independent private education | estimation | Statistics Netherlands |
Sources used for data on enrolments at regional level | |||
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Detailed variables concerned | Name of the source | Type (Survey / Register / Estimation / Other) | Responsible of the source (UOE data provider / Other: which-one?) |
ISCED 0,1 | BRON/ROD-PO | register | Statistics Netherlands and Ministry of Education |
ISCED 0,1,2 | special needs education | register | Statistics Netherlands and Ministry of Education |
ISCED 2,3,4,5,6,7 | BRON/ROD | registers | Statistics Netherlands and Ministry of Education |
ISCED 8 | PROM | incomplete register combined with estimations; from 2019 estimations only | Statistics Netherlands and VSNU (branche organization of Dutch universities) |
Sources used for data on foreign languages learning | |||
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Detailed variables concerned | Name of the source | Type (Survey / Register / Estimation / Other) | Responsible of the source (UOE data provider / Other: which-one?) |
ISCED 1 | PO | register in combination with estimations | Statistics Netherlands and Ministry of Education |
ISCED 2-3 | VO/MBO-survey | register in combination with estimations, additional survey and extrapolations for subsequent years | Statistics Netherlands |
Sources used for data on graduates | |||
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Detailed variables concerned | Name of the source | Type (Survey / Register / Estimation / Other) | Responsible of the source (UOE data provider / Other: which-one?) |
ISCED 3,4,5,6,7 | BRON/ROD | registers | Statistics Netherlands and Ministry of Education |
ISCED 8 | PROM | incomplete register combined with estimations; from 2019 estimations only | Statistics Netherlands and VSNU (branche organization of Dutch universities) |
Sources used for data on education expenditure | |||
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Detailed variables concerned | Name of the source | Type (Survey / Register / Estimation / Other) | Responsible of the source (UOE data provider / Other: which-one?) |
Education expenditure by educational institutions, by source and type of transaction | Annual accounts of educational institutions | register | DUO (agency of Ministry of Education, Culture and Science) |
Education expenditure by central, regional and local governments, by source and type of transaction | Annual accounts of central, regional and local governments | register | Ministries |
Education expenditure by private enterprises on work-based vocational and technical programmes | CVTS: Continuing vocational training survey and SSB: Social Statistical Database | survey and registers | Statistics Netherlands |
Payments of private enterprises and households to private educational institutions | EBB: Labour Force Survey and International schools survey | surveys | Statistics Netherlands |
Expenditure by governments, households and companies for education to three-year-olds in preschool and integrated educational and child care programmes | EU-SILC: European Union Statistics on Income and Living Conditions, financial data on companies, annual account data of central governments | survey and registers | Statistics Netherlands for the survey and register on financial data on companies, ministries for register on their annual account |
Funds from international agencies and other foreign sources | Annual accounts of European funding | register (via website) and reports | EU |
Expenditure on school costs, vocational and technical training programmes, independent private institutions, private tutoring | 'School costs monitor' and other reports by third parties | reports and websites | Various third parties |
Expenditure on school costs, vocational and technical training programmes, independent private institutions, private tutoring, education to three-year-olds in preschool and integrated educational and child care programmes | StatLine (database of Statistics Netherlands): tables on inflation, financial data on companies and on prices | register | Statistics Netherlands |
Expenditure for research | Annual accounts of educational institutions | register | DUO (agency of Ministry of Education, Culture and Science) |
Length of time between data availability and the event or phenomenon they describe. Typically includes:
Information related to the latest reference year (academic year t-t+1, or financial year t) | |||||||
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Data collection | Post-collection phase | Dissemination/publication in your country | Additional comments on deadlines and timeliness | ||||
Type of data | Start date | End date | Start date | End date | Start date | End date | |
Primary education register (PO), enrolments | Oct-year t | Dec-year t | Jan-year t+1 | Apr-year t+1 | May-year t+1 | Jun-year t+1 | |
Secondary education register (VO), enrolments | Oct-year t | Dec-year t | Jan-year t+1 | Apr-year t+1 | May-year t+1 | Jun-year t+1 | |
Secondary vocational ed register (MBO), enrolments | Oct-year t | Dec-year t | Jan-year t+1 | Apr-year t+1 | May-year t+1 | Jun-year t+1 | |
Tertiary education register (HO), enrolments | Oct-year t | Dec-year t | Jan-year t+1 | Apr-year t+1 | May-year t+1 | Jun-year t+1 | |
PHD registration, enrolments and graduates | Jan-year t+2 | Jul-year t+2 | Aug-year t+2 | Sep-year t+2 | not applicable | ||
Secondary education register (VO), graduates | Aug-year t | Dec-year t+1 | Jan-year t+2 | Apr-year t+2 | May-year t+2 | Jun-year t+2 | |
Secondary vocational ed register (MBO), graduates | Aug-year t | Dec-year t+1 | Jan-year t+2 | Apr-year t+2 | May-year t+2 | Jun-year t+2 | |
Tertiary education register (HO), graduates | Sep-year t | Dec-year t+1 | Jan-year t+2 | Apr-year t+2 | May-year t+2 | Jun-year t+2 | |
Education expenditure | Dec-year t+1 | Aug-year t+2 | May/June year t+2 | Sep-year t+2 | Oct-year t+2 | Dec-year t+2 |
The extent to which statistics are comparable between countries.
A. Deviations between the national methodology and the UOE Manual: non financial data
Reference period | Data collection period | Reference date for student and personnel ages |
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Enrolment: data collection period | Enrolment in multiple fields of education | Count of students: if relevant, detailed list of variables for which double counting are significant and why. | Regional enrolment | Foreign languages learning |
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Entrants | New entrants by field of education | Graduates from specific programmes | Graduates by field of education |
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Educational personnel in work- and school-based combined programmes | Educational personnel taxonomy: classroom teachers (ISCED 0-4) and academic staff (ISCED 5-8) | Educational staff at ISCED level 0 | Educational personnel at ISCED levels 5-8 | Educational personnel and temporary replacements |
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B. Deviations between the national methodology and the UOE Manual: financial data
Expenditure at the pre-primary level - the childcare component | |||||
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Reference period | Expenditure at the pre-primary level: is the childcare component excluded (yes/no/partially)? | If yes, which is exactly the share of "day care component" to be excluded from the data on the pre-primary level? If no, which estimation method is used to determine the share? | Expenditure for teaching/academic hospitals | Ancillary services expenditure | Evening child care |
Yes | Statistics Netherlands has performed research into the daily activities of three-year-olds in Dutch integrated educational and child care programmes and the (estimation) methods which are widely used internationally, in particular by reference countries of the Netherlands. In result NL has chosen to use an educational component of 50 percent on the expenditure for three-year-olds in integrated educational and child care programmes in ISCED 0.2. This educational component is also used for estimating the number of participating three-year-olds in integrated programmes in FTEs and the personnel assignment to these three-year-olds. |
Cost of a dual-system programme to the employer. | Adjustment of enrolments in case there is no data on expenditure at the workplace | Expenditure for contributions on pension schemes | Households' payments for private tutering | Student living costs | Ancillary services coverage |
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Fully funded pension scheme in NL. For NL only total personnel compensation is reported in the UOE questionnaire. This total is not seperated into salaries, expenditure for retirement (pensions) and other nonsalary compensation. | NL uses a stricter definition and explanation of what services should be considered ancillary services in the UOE, namely only those that have a core interest in or purpose for education. Based on this definition no services are included in 'Ancillary services' for NL. |
The extent to which statistics are comparable or reconcilable over time.
Main changes compared to data transmitted for the previous reference period | |||||||
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Enrolments | Entrants | Personnel | Foreign languages learning | Regional data | Graduates | Education expenditure | |
Changes in the educational system | |||||||
Changes in the coverage | private education institutions | private education institutions | private education institutions | ||||
Changes in the methodology | ISCED-8: estimations | ISCED-8: estimations | ISCED-1 language learning: new source. | ISCED-8: estimations | ISCED-8: estimations | ||
Other changes | private education institutions: break in time series | private education institutions: break in time series |
Main changes over time | ||||||
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Type of data | Detailed variables concerned | Reference year(s) | Changes in the educational system | Changes in the coverage | Changes in the methodology | Other changes |
All | ISCED 2 and 3 vocational | 2004/2005 | From 2004/'05 onwards SCED-2 and 3 vocational education (MBO) register data are available . Before this year we used aggregates. | |||
All | Higher education | 2002/2003 | The introduction of the BA-MA structure in Higher Education in 2002/'03. | |||
Enrolments, regio, Personnel | All | 2010/2011, 2014/2015 |
For the first time independent private education included in 2010/11. However, in the years 2012/13 and 2013/14 we had a problem with the source of the data (LFS) and were therefore not able to deliver the data. From 2014/15 onwards private education is included again in ENR, REGIO and PERS-tables. | |||
Enrolments, regio, Personnel | ISCED-0 | 2010/2011 | First time inclusion of pre-school education of 3-yr olds (excluding dreakdown by regions) | |||
Personnel | ISCED 0 and 1 | 1998-2009 | ISCED 1 includes ISCED 0 | |||
Personnel | ISCED 2, 3 and 4 | 1998-2010 | ISCED 3 includes ISCED 2 and 4 | |||
Personnel | Pupil/ Student - teacher ratio and average class size (ISCED 1-3) | 2002 | The decrease in the pupil/teacher ratio is mainly a result of the changed methodology in 2002. | |||
Personnel | Teaching staff: ISCED 3 and 4 | 1998-2009 | ISCED 3 includes ISCED 4 | |||
Personnel | Teaching staff: ISCED 2 and 3 | 2002-2003 | ISCED 3 includes ISCED 2 | |||
Foreign languages learning | Language learning data | 2002/2003 | Break in series due to changes in the curriculum. | |||
Foreign languages learning | Language learning data | 2008/2009 | Break in series due to changes in the curriculum | |||
Foreign languages learning | Language learning data | 2014/15 | Break in series due to change of source for ISCED-1. The data now represent the lower boundary for the number of pupils in language learning. The previous number represented a rough estimate. | |||
Enrolments | Participation/ Enrolment in education (ISCED 0-4) | 2002/2003-2005/2006 | Different reference dates for ages from 2003 to 2006 | |||
Graduates | ||||||
Education expenditure | Education expenditure for vocational and technical training programmes in enterprises | 1995-2006 | In 2008 an estimation method on education expenditure for vocational and technical training programmes in enterprises was introduced in the financial data. A timeline for 1995-2006 has been made for this variable. | |||
Education expenditure | Expenditure for and in independent private institutions | 1995-2006 | In 2008 an estimation method on education expenditure for and in independent private educational institutions was introduced in the financial data. A timeline for 1995-2006 has been made for this variable. | |||
Education expenditure | Expenditure for educational institutions for R&D activities | 1995-2006 | In 2008 the estimation method on expenditure for educational institutions for R&D activities in the financial data has been improved in quality. A new timeline for 1995-2006 has been made for this variable. | |||
Education expenditure | Expenditure on three-year-olds in integrated programmes in ISCED 0 | 1995-2010 | In 2012 an estimation method has been developed for the expenditure on three-year-olds in integrated educational and child care programmes in ISCED 0. A timeline for 1995-2010 has been made for this variable. | |||
Education expenditure | Payments by households for private tutoring | 1995-2010 | In 2012 an estimation method has been developed for the expenditure by households on private tutoring. A timeline for 1995-2010 has been made for this variable. | |||
Education expenditure | Funds from international agencies and other foreign sources | 1995-2010 | In 2012 an estimation method has been developed for funds from foreign sources other than for R&D activities (such as EU funds for ESF- and LLP-programmes and foreign funds received by international schools based in the Netherlands). A timeline for 1995-2010 has been made for this variable. | |||
Education expenditure | Education expenditure for vocational and technical training programmes in enterprises | 1995-2010 | In 2012 the estimation method on education expenditure for vocational and technical training programmes in enterprises in the financial data has been adjusted due to a new data source, which is of better quality and will be available annually. Based on this new source, some of the assumptions for the calculation have been improved as well. A new timeline for 1995-2010 has been made for this variable. | |||
Education expenditure | Expenditure for educational institutions for R&D activities | 1995-2010 | In 2012 the methodology for estimating the expenditure on higher education R&D has been adjusted. Data on higher education R&D has to be reported for both the UOE data collection and the OECD DSTI data collection (based on the Frascati Manual). In the latest adjustment both datasets are based on the same methodology and the same data sources and assumptions. Also the methodology for estimating the expenditure on R&D conducted by institutions of higher professional education has been improved in quality by using a new source of better coverage and more detail. A new timeline for 1995-2010 has been made for this variable. | |||
ISCED-5 (ISCED-1997) Enrolments, Entrants and Graduates | Mobile students | 2011/12 | The variable we normally used to decide whether a tertiary student is mobile or not, has been changed permanently in the registration of students ISCED 5A/B in 2011/12. It does not deliver the correct number of mobile students anymore. The new methodology is based on the assumption that all students in ISCED 5A/B with foreign nationality that have not been found in existing national enrollment registers of ISCED 3A, can be considered as mobile students. The new number of mobile students is higher and its variation in time is much closer to that of the number of foreigners. The fact that the new number of mobile students is higher than we used to publish, can be explained by the fact that in this new methodology those foreign students of whom it is unknown if they come from abroad or not, are considered as mobile, if they cannot be found in existing Dutch registers of ISCED 3A. |
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Enrolments, personel | All | 2012/13, 2013/14 | Independent private education is excluded | Due to changes in the LFS it was not possible to determine the number of pupils/students in private education institutions for these years. | ||
Enrolments, personel | All | 2016/17 | We changed the determination of students in private education from the LFS. The number of students is now higher, but more alligned to other publications and data-deliveries to Eurostat. | |||
Enrolments | ISCED 2 and 3 | 2016/17 | ISCED-2-3 includes pupils of all ages in international schools, but excludes pupils younger than 17 in other private institutions. | |||
Enrolments, entrants and graduates in Tertiary education |
In 2014/15 the determination of international students has been slightly changed. The change was made for the group of students on which no information is available on prior education and nationality. | |||||
Enrolments school-work based component |
ISCED-2&3 | 2018/19 | Break in series due to a new regulation on the school-work based component in vocational education in ISCED-2 and 3. | Because of the new regulation more programmes, and therefore more students, are classified in school-work based programmes. | ||
PERS |
ISCED-5,6,7 | 2018/19 | For personnel in in higher vocational education the split between ft/pt contracts has been adjusted. An improvement has been made in the calculation of the working hours. This has caused a change in the allocation of personnel to ft/pt, there is a shift from ft to pt. | |||
ALL |
ISCED 0 | 2018 | In 2018, two childcare Acts were passed aimed at improving quality and accessibility of childcare (Eurydice description here). According to these acts, a financial contribution for parents was introduced in order to ‘equalize’ the costs for kindergarten (free of costs before 2018) and daycare (already costs before 2018). As a consequence of this, the number of children in kindergarten dropped from 2017 to 2018. |
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Enrolments, entrants, graduates, regional |
ISCED 8 | 2019-2021 | From 2019-2021 the data for ISCED 8 are solely based on estimations. | |||
Enrolments, regional |
ISCED 2 to 7 | 2021 | The same figures have been used for Independent private institutions as for the previous year. Due to a revision of the Labour Force Survey, the new figures were not yet available. | |||
Graduates |
ISCED 3.5 (professional) | 2021 | As of this year, graduates in ISCED 3.5 (professional) are defined in a different way, which has caused a break in the time series. Previously, we only counted diplomas if the learning path of the diploma matched the learning path of enrolment. Now we count all diplomas, regardless of the learning path. | |||
Entrants |
ISCED 3 | 2021 | The entrants in ISCED 3 are determined in a different way, resulting in a break in the time series. Due to a revision, some studies have been assigned to different ISCED fields and/or levels this year. | |||
Entrants, graduates, enrolments |
ISCED 7 | 2021 | Due to a revision, some studies have been assigned to different ISCED fields and/or levels this year. | |||
Enrolments, entrants, graduates, regional |
ISCED 8 | 2022 | For 2022 data for ISCED 8 are not available. | |||
Enrolments, regional | ISCED 2 to 7 | 2022 | Due to a revision in the Labour Force Survey (LFS), there is a break in the time series. As a result, numbers from previous years can not be easily compared to this years' numbers. |