Upper secondary education, 2010

As of 1 October 2010, there were 34 250 apprentices in upper secondary education, which is a decrease of 5 per cent from the previous year. The main explanation for the decrease is that fewer apprentices attended Reform 94 courses. Whereas more than 8 000 apprentices attended Reform 94 courses in 2009, only 1 700 did so in 2010. A total of 32 500 apprentices attended the Knowledge Promotion programme in 2010; an increase of 4 500 from the previous year. All the vocational education programmes had an increase of apprentices in 2010.

Tables:

• Table 1 Pupils, apprentices, trainees in upper secondary education, students and participants in upper secondary education, by age, type of school/institution and gender. 1 October 2010
• Table 2 Pupils, apprentices and trainees in upper secondary education, by education programs, grade and county of residence. 1 October 2010
• Table 3 Pupils, apprentices and trainees in upper secondary education, by education programmes /field of study. Percentage of women. 1 October 2010
• Table 4 Pupils, apprentices and trainees in upper secondary education, immigrants and norwegian-born to immigrants, by gender. 1 October 2010
• Table 5 Pupils, apprentices and trainees in upper secondary education in per cent of registered cohorts 16 -18 years, immigrants and norwegian-born to immigrant parents, by gender. 1 October 2010
• Table 6 Pupils in folk high schools, long courses, by age and county of residence. 1 October 2010
• Table 7 Pupils in folk high schools, long courses, by gender, age and completed/not completed education. School year 2009/2010
• Table 8 Vocational examination candidates, by category and results. School year 1998/99-2009/10
• Table 9 Completed educational programmes in upper secondary education, by gender and results - school year 2009/10.