Hungary Has More Early School Leavers Than EU Average
In 2023, the share of early school leavers - young people aged 18-24 leaving early from education and training - in Hungary was 11.6%, above the 9.5% average in the European Union, data from Eurostat shows.
The lowest share of early leavers from education and training was recorded in Croatia at 2% and the share was highest in Romania at 16.6%. The EU has set a target of reducing the rate to 9% by 2030.
In a regional comparison, the share of early school leavers last year was 6.4% in Czechia, 3.7% in Poland, and 6.4% in Slovakia.
In Hungary, the rate edged down from 11.9% in 2013.
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