This refers to the highest level of education that a person attained. This is
classified as Elementary Graduate, Elementary Undergraduate, High school
Graduate, High school Undergraduate, College Graduate and College
Undergraduate. This was assessed through the Community Survey Tool and
Records Review.
Interpretation
500
400
300
200
100
0
Elementary Graduate Elementary
1 Undergraduate 2 High School Graduate
High School Undergraduate College Graduate College Undergraduate
Vocational No Formal Education Post Graduate
Analysis
Majority of the residents in the community did not finish their studies. Because the lack
of income.This is the reason why majority of the people are unemployed or do not have any
stable job.Thus, the families have a low income to support their basic needs which includes
Health Implication
It is significant to note that low level of educational attainment may fall into subordinate
occupation and status level. If the majority of the population has low educational attainment, it
seem to lead an unhealthier lifestyle and lack of knowledge regarding the health and aspects of
the community. In 2010, the world population aged 15 and over had an average 7.8 years of schooling,
increasing steadily from 3.2 years in 1950 and 5.3 years in 1980. The rise in average years of schooling
from 1950 to 2010 was from 6.2 to 11.0 years in high-income countries and from 2.1 to 7.1 years in low-
income countries.
Reference http://www.voxeu.org/index.php?q=node/5058
Educational Status
Interpretation
The table shows that 39.16 % of the population are studying, 19.05 % stop
in studying, 31.04 % of the population are Graduates and 6.36 % is not
applicable (NA).
Analysis
Most of the families in Puting Kahoy Silang, Cavite are presently
studying; it is also related or stated to family expenditures. That one of
their priority expenditure/s is education. Though some people in Puting
Kahoy stopped their studies, they’re children will be the one to pursue
their dreams.
Health Implication
The state of the educational system in the Philippines is a great cause for worry.
We used to produce students who were well-rounded and ready for the challenges of the
real world. Today, for every 10 children who start their primary education, only 6 go on
to continue with their secondary education, and 4 will manage to enter college.
The structure of education in the Philippines is divided into two groups: public
and private schools. Were private schools are established under the Corporation Code and
are governed by special laws and general provisions of this Code. While public schools
are established by law, administered and financially subsidized by the government. The
CHED is the one who supervised the whole public institutions all over the Philippines.
Reference www.squidoo.com/educ8, http://www.ched.gov.ph/hes/index.html