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Student protests in France: Much money and few results

By with∅ut-me 05.10.2026 at 15:16 Uhr Companies & Markets Education & Schools Welfare & Poverty
TL;DR AI-generated France spends 24 percent more per secondary school student than the OECD average, yet youth unemployment exceeds 20 percent and the country ranks 27th in PISA. A large portion of the education budget goes to pensions and teacher salaries, while funds for teaching improvements are unevenly distributed.

Source: taz.de

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