Do other countries support the Philippines in terms of literacy
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According to the United Nations' (UN) 2016 report, the Philippines has the highest literacy rate at 97.95 percent among Southeast Asian countries such as Brunei, Indonesia, and Singapore.
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The literacy of Philippines is lacking and it is a matter of grave global concern.
- U.S. colonialism had a formative effect on the improvement of the cutting-edge Philippine schooling system and other diverse elements of Philippine society.
- With the imposition of English in sectors like schooling, information media, and trade, the Spanish language become marginalized and faded away. In 1987, Spanish was dropped as an official language and is today only by a small minority of Filipinos.
- In 2013, the Philippine government initiated the extension of the country’s basic education cycle from ten to twelve years. a UNESCO report of 2008 attributed this illiteracy to chronic underfunding.
- the British council promotes international exchanges with them, the potential for intra-regional student mobility is tremendous, especially since the ASEAN member states are trying to harmonize education systems and ease international mobility.
- Australia is presently the most popular destination country of Filipino students enrolled in degree programs abroad
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