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BOSNIA AND HERZEGOVINA
2011/2012. 2012/2013.
SECONDARY EDUCATION
END OF 2011/2012 AND BEGINNING OF 2012/2013
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STATISTICAL BULLETIN

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Secondary education
FOR EW ORD

2011/2012.
2012/2013. .

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In this bulletin, Republika Srpska Institute of

Statistics publishes data on regular and secondary
schools for children with special needs, at the end of
the school year 2011/2012 and the beginning of the
school year 2012/2013. The data are result of the
regular statistical survey on secondary education.

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Secondary school pupils are presented by field

of study, grade, sex, year of birth, foreign language
learned and vocational attainment.
Data on number of secondary school pupils

who completed school cover full-time and part-time
pupils.

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Teachers of secondary schools are shown by

sex, age, mode of employment, duration of working
hours and full-time equivalent.

20092013.
The second part of the Bulletin contains data

on boarding homes for pupils and students for the
period 20092013.

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We would like to thank all our collaborators

who participated in collecting, controlling, processing
and preparing of statistical data and methodologies,
as well as in editing, translating and printing of this
Bulletin.
Republika Srpska Institute of Statistics will

highly appreciate any remarks and suggestions that
could improve our next Bulletin.
Radmila ikovi, PhD

Director General
Republika Srpska Institute of Statistics
Secondary education
Secondary education
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CONTENTS
Forew ord ............................................................................................................................................................................

M ethodological ex planations ............................................................................................................................................

1.
SECONDARY EDUCATION AT THE END OF THE SCHOOL YEAR .................................................................................................
1.1.
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Secondary schools at the end of the school year ......................................................................................................................
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1.2.
Classes by grade at the end of the school year ........................................................................................................................
10
1.3.
Secondary school pupils by sex and grade at the end of the school year ...................................................................................
10
1.4.
Result of secondary schools pupils at the end of the school year ...............................................................................................
1.5. , 2011/2012.
Secondary school pupils by sex, type of secondary school and result at the end of the school year 2011/2012 .............................
1.6. , 2011/2012.
Secondary school pupils by sex, type of school and duration of schooling at the end of the school year 2011/2012 ......................
1.7. , 2011/2012.
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Secondary school pupils by sex, field of study and duration of schooling at the end of the school year 2011/2012 ........................
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1.8.
Secondary school pupils who completed school by type of school at the end of the school year...................................................
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1.9. ,
Secondary school pupils who completed school by sex, type of school and duration of schooling at the end of the school year .....
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1.10. 2011/2012.
Secondary school pupils who completed school by sex and field of study at the end of the school year 2011/2012 .......................
1.11. 2011/2012.
Secondary school pupils by foreign language learned at the end of the school year 2011/2012 ..................................................
1.12. 2011/2012.
Secondary school teachers who teach foreign language at the end of the school year 2011/2012 ...............................................
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1.13. 2011/2012.
Secondary school pupils who changed place of schooling during the school year 2011/2012 ................................................
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1.14. 2011/2012.
Secondary school pupils who discontinued schooling during the school year 2011/2012 .............................................................
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1.15.
Secondary school teachers and associates at the end of the school year ..................................................................................
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1.16. . 2011/2012. .
FTE full-time equivalent employment of secondary school teachers and associates at the end of the school year 2011/2012 ......
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1.17. ,
Libraries in secondary schools, end of the school year ..............................................................................................................
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Secondary schools by number of books in the school library, end of the year .......................................................................
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2. 2011/2012
SECONDARY EDUCATION AT THE END OF THE SCHOOL YEAR 2011/2012 ...............................................................................
2.1. 2011/2012.
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Secondary school pupils by municipality at the end of the school year 2011/2012 ......................................................................
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2.2. 2011/2012.
Secondary school teachers and associates by municipality at the end of the school year 2011/2012 ............................................
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3.
SECONDARY EDUCATION AT THE BEGINNING OF THE SCHOOL YEAR ......................................................................................
3.1.
Classes by grade at the beginning of the school year ............................................................................................................
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3.2.
Secondary school pupils by sex and grade at the beginning of the school year ...........................................................................
3.3.
Pupils who repeat grade in secondary schools by sex and grade at the beginning of the school year .....................................
3.4.
Pupils with special needs included in regular education programme by sex and grade at the beginning of the school year
3.5.
Secondary school enrolment by type of school at the beginning of the school year .....................................................................
3.6. ,
Secondary school pupils by sex, type of school and duration of schooling at the beginning of the school year ..............................
3.7. 2012/2013.
Secondary school pupils by sex and year of birth at the beginning of the school year 2012/2013 ................................................
3.8. , 2012/2013.
Secondary schools pupils by sex, field of study and duration of schooling at the beginning of the school year 2012/2013 .............
3.9. 2012/2013.
Percentage of enroled pupils by type of school at the beginning of the school year 2012/2013 ........................................................
3.10. 2012/2013.
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Number of computers in secondary schools at the beginning of the school year 2012/2013 .......................................................
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3.11. 2012/2013.
Secondary school teachers by sex and age at the beginning of the school year 2012/2013 .........................................................
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3.12.
Secondary school teachers and associates at the beginning of the school year ..........................................................................
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3.13. . 2012/2013. .
FTE full-time equivalent employment of secondary school teachers and associates at the beginnining of the school year 2012/2013 ......
36
4. 2012/2013.
SECONDARY SCHOOLS BY MUNICIPALITY AT THE BEGINNING OF THE SCHOOL YEAR 2012/2013 .............................................
4.1. 2012/2013.
Secondary school pupils by municipality at the beginning of the school year 2012/2013 .............................................................
4.2. 2012/2013.
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Pupils with special needs included in regular education programme at the beginning of the school year 2012/2013 ......................
46
4.3. 2012/2013.
Secondary school teachers and associates by municipality at the beginning of the school year 2012/2013 ...................................
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4.4. 2012/2013.
Secondary school teachers by sex and age at the beginning of the school year 2012/2013 .........................................................
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5. , 2009-2013.
BOARDING HOMES FOR PUPILS AND STUDENTS, 2009-2013 ...................................................................................................
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5.1.
Boarding homes for pupils and students. .................................................................................................................................
5.2. ,
Pupils and students in boarding homes by type of institution, school attended and municipality ..................................................
5.3.
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Pupils and students by payment for the stay in boarding home .................................................................................................
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5.4. , m2
Useful area of boarding homes by type of facilities, m2 .............................................................................................................
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5.5.
Number of rooms in boarding homes by type of room ..............................................................................................................
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5.6.
Employees in boarding homes for pupils and students ..............................................................................................................
57
1 - - 2012/2013.
Appendix 1 - List of secondary schools in Republika Srpska by municipality - state at the beginning of 2012/2013 .....................
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M ETHODOLOGI CAL EXP LANATI ONS
Survey objective

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Objective of education statistics is to present

data on condition, structure and development of
schools and classes, on structure and movement of
pupils and teachers, on results of education and
factors that affect the results. Education statistics
tasks are realised by collecting, processing and
publishing of data collected from all schools on the
territory of Republika Srpska.
Source of data

2011/2012.

2012/2013. .
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Data on secondary education are result of the

regular statistical survey carried out at the end of the
school year 2011/2012 status after resits and at
the beginning of the school year 2012/2013. Data
collection is carried out through the following forms:

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Data on boarding homes for pupils and

students are result of the regular statistical survey
carried on 28th February of the referent year. The
data are collected from boarding homes for pupils
and students, through the Annual report on boarding
homes for pupils and students (D).
Data coverage
Statistical activity covers all regular and

secondary schools for children with special needs.
The content of forms, in accordance with

which the data processing is carried out, is based on
the Statistical Programme of Republika Srpska.
Basic material on education statistics is

prepared and processed in Republika Srpska Institute
of Statistics.
Definitions of unit of observation

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Secondary school is an institution for performance

of activities in the field of secondary education and
upbringing. A school performs educational activity by
realising the educational plan and programme. This is
an institution where general and vocational
knowledge and skills, required for further education,
are acquired. Schools can be established as
gram m ar school, secondary technical or
vocational school, religious or art school,
school for children w ith learning disabilities
and secondary school for adult education.
Annual statistical report on regular secondary

schools (forms S-R/K and S-R/P).
Annual statistical report on secondary schools
for children with special needs (forms S-S/K
and S-S/P).
Secondary education
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Gram m ar school is a school that provides general

education for pupils, as well as education in
mathematics and natural sciences, social sciences and
languages, and in the field of computers and
informatics. This school lasts four years.

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Secondary technical school provides four-year

education for certain occupation, with the possibility
of further university education.

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Secondary vocational school is a school in which

secondary education by field of study and occupation
is acquired, and it lasts three years. For less complex
occupations, education can last less than three years.
Secondary art school is a school in which

secondary education for work and further education is
acquired, and it lasts four years.

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2010/2011,
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Secondary religious school is a school where

pupils are educated for work and further education
and it lasts four or five years. Since school year
2010/2011, religious schools last five years. Data
referring to the fifth grade are shown in tables
together with data for the fourth grade.
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Full tim e equivalent em ploym ent (FTE) is an

indicator that refers to part-time teachers in
equivalent to number of teachers working full-time.
The equivalent for teachers with full-time teaching
load is 1, while the equivalent for part-time teachers
is obtained as percentage of realised hours of work in
relation to the full time workload. Number of teachers
shown by the full-time equivalent employment would
correspond to the real number of physical persons.
2004/2005.

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Since the beginning of the school year

2004/2005 secondary education has been realised
according to the new fields of study published in the
Official Gazette of Republika Srpska No 48/04.
Fields of study:
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Grammar school,
Agriculture and processing of food,
Forestry and wood manufacturing,
Geology, mining and metallurgy,
Mechanical engineering and manufacturing of metals,
Electrical engineering,
Chemistry, non-metals and graphic arts,
Manufacturing of textile and leather,
Geodesy and civil engineering,
Transport,
Hotels and restaurants, and tourism,
Economics, law and trade,
Mathematics and natural sciences,
Culture, art and public information,
Health care,
Other activities,
Religious schools
Secondary education

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P upils' boarding hom es are institutions that

provide accommodation, food and upbringing for
pupils of basic and secondary schools during
schooling time, out of their parents' place of
residence, as well as for pupils who for other
reasons need accommodation in home.

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Students' boarding hom es are institutions that

provide accommodation for students of high
schools, faculties, higher schools and art academies
during study time. Apart from accommodation,
students can also be provided with food.
Classification of education
ISCED-97
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ISCED 97 is the International Standard Classification

of Education used in international education
statistics, and it allows for comparison of data both
in specific countries and on the international level.

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Educational programmes are classified by level

(degrees) of education and by field of study.
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ISCED 3
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: ISCED 3A ISCED 3C.
In secondary education of the educational system of

Republika Srpska, the levels of education are:
ISCED-3 which in the educational system of
Republika Srpska corresponds to education in
secondary schools. This level of education usually
begins upon completion of full compulsory primary
education and it is divided into two groups
depending on duration of school: ISCED-3A and
ISCED-3C.
ISCED
3A
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ISCED 3A includes secondary schools of four-year

duration, and it allows for direct entry to the next
higher level of education.
This level covers secondary schools such as
grammar schools, schools of economics, medical
schools, secondary technical, religious and art
schools.
ISCED 3C
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ISCED 3 .
ISCED 3C covers all secondary vocational schools of

two or three-year duration. This level leads directly
to labour market or to other ISCED 3 level
programmes.
Symbols
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no occurrence
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SECONDARY EDUCATION AT THE END OF THE SCHOOL YEAR
1.1.
SECONDARY SCHOOLS AT THE END OF THE SCHOOL YEAR
Pupils
1 837
15
26
1 937
14
25
1 484
2 074
13
25
1 500
2 228
13
24
1 544
2 392
13
25
Number of
classes
2007/2008
92
1 831
47 917
23 884
24 033
3 195
1 358
2008/2009
93
1 844
46 307
23 119
23 188
3 378
1 441
2009/2010
94
1 926
47 731
23 822
23 909
3 558
2010/2011
94
1 990
48 221
24 120
24 101
3 728
2011/2012
94
2 028
49 888
25 025
24 863
3 936
all
male
female
all
Average number of pupils

Number of
schools
Teachers
male
female
per teacher
per class
1.2.
CLASSES BY GRADE AT THE END OF THE SCHOOL YEAR
/Grade
Total
II
III
IV
2007/2008
1 831
469
514
514
334
2008/2009
1 844
500
466,5
522,5
355
2009/2010
1 926
580,5
502
465,5
378
2010/2011
1 990
557,5
581
500,5
351
2011/2012
2 028
512
557,5
579,5
379
1.3.
SECONDRY SCHOOL PUPILS BY SEX AND GRADE AT THE EMD OF THE SCHOOL YEAR
/Grade
Total
II
III
IV
47 917
11 903
13 567
13 021
9 426
all
23 884
6 169
6 894
6 724
4 097
male
24 033
5 734
6 673
6 297
5 329
female
2007/2008
46 307
12 103
11 548
13 217
9 439
all
23 119
6 222
5 962
6 694
4 241
male
23 188
5 881
5 586
6 523
5 198
female
all
2008/2009
2009/2010
47 731
14 602
11 821
11 264
10 044
23 822
7 460
6 083
5 779
4 500
male
23 909
7 142
5 738
5 485
5 544
female
48 221
13 604
14 226
11 503
8 888
all
24 120
6 927
7 231
5 902
4 060
male
24 101
6 677
6 995
5 601
4 828
female
2010/2011
49 888
13 594
13 221
13 955
9 118
all
25 025
6 987
6 712
7 122
4 204
male
24 863
6 607
6 509
6 833
4 914
female
2011/2012
2007/2008
2008/2009
2009/2010
2010/2011
2011/2012
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60 000
50 000
All
40 000
Female
30 000
20 000
10 000
0
2007/2008
2008/2009
2009/2010
2010/2011
2011/2012
1.
Graph 1. Secondary school pupils by sex at the end of the school year
1.4.
RESULT OF SECONDARY SCHOOLS PUPILS AT THE END OF THE SCHOOL YEAR

Pupils who completed grade
Pupils who completed school
2007/2008
47 125
23 340
23 785
13 504
6 883
6 621
2008/2009
45 610
22 690
22 920
13 848
7 190
6 658
2009/2010
47 016
23 323
23 693
13 229
6 616
6 613
2010/2011
47 584
23 679
23 905
11 423
5 807
5 616
2011/2012
49 311
24 604
24 707
12 200
6 359
5 841
all
male
female
all
male
female
1.5. , 2011/2012.
SECONDARY SCHOOL PUPILS BY SEX, TYPE OF SECONDARY SCHOOL AND RESULT AT THE END OF THE SCHOOL YEAR 2011/2012
Total
Grammar
schools
ISCED 3
ISCED 3
49 888
11 452
29 467
8 862
107
25 025
4 290
14 284
6 385
66
male
24 863
7 162
15 183
2 477
41
female
49 311
11 373
29 196
8 636
106
24 604
4 238
14 106
6 195
24 707
7 135
15 090
2 441
98,8
99,3
99,1
97,4
99,1
all
Percentage of
98,3
98,8
98,8
97,0
98,5
male
pupils who
(%)
99,4
99,6
99,4
98,5
100,0
12 200
2 563
6 547
3 062
28
all
Pupils who
6 359
975
3 205
2 164
15
male
completed school
5 841
1 588
3 342
898
13
female
Secondary technical
Secondary
Secondary schools for
schools
vocational schools pupils with special
needs
ISCED 3
ISCED 3
ISCED 3
all
TOTAL
all
Pupils who
65
male
completed grade
41
female
female completed grade
12
Secondary education
1.6. , 2011/2012.
SECONDARY SCHOOL PUPILS BY SEX, TYPE OF SCHOOL AND DURATION OF SCHOOLING AT THE END OF THE SCHOOL YEAR 2011/2012

ISCED 3
Duration of schooling
Total ISCED 3
IV
III
ISCED 3C
49 888
25 025
24 863
11 452
4 290
28 904
2 518
40 919
18 574
22 345 TOTAL
11 452
4 290
7 162
28 904
13 977
14 927
256
468
212
256
95
95
95
Religious schools
8 862
6 385
2 477
8 862
6 385
2 477
Secondary vocational schools
107
66
41
107
66
41
Secondary schools for pupils

with special needs
8 969
6 451
7 162
13 977
14 927
468
212
95
all
ISCED 3A
male
female
all
male
Male
8 000
female
all
male
female
Grammar schools
Secondary technical schools
Art schools
Female
7 000
6 000
5 000
Grammar schools
4 000

3 000
2 000

1 000
Art and religious schools
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II
III
2.
2011/2012.
Graph 2. Secondary school pupils by sex and grade at the end of the
school year 2011/2012
2 500 5 000 7 500 10 000 12 500 15 000
IV
3.
2011/2012.
Graph 3. Pupils of regular secondary schools by sex and type of

school at the end of the school year 2011/2012
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1.7. , 2011/2012.
SECONDARY SCHOOL PUPILS BY SEX, FIELD OF STUDY AND DURATION OF SCHOOLING AT THE END OF THE SCHOOL YEAR 2011/2012
/Duration of schooling
IV
III
Total
ISCED 3C
Field of study
49 888
25 025
24 863
8 969
6 451
2 518
40 919
18 574
22 345
11 452
4 290
7 162
11 452
4 290
7 162
2 971
1 484
1 487
705
359
346
2 266
1 125
1 141
1 289
1 025
264
132
115
17
1 157
910
247
75
44
31
75
44
31
5 400
4 729
671
2 936
2 931
2 464
1 798
666
4 966
4 387
579
1 287
1 277
10
3 679
3 110
569
579
179
400
71
49
22
508
130
378
295
55
240
23
14
272
46
226
1 694
1 159
535
111
111
1 583
1048
535
2 648
1 691
957
396
377
19
2 252
1 314
938
3 611
1 738
1 873
1 331
796
535
2 280
942
1 338
9 791
2 993
6 798
1 327
360
967
8 464
2 633
5 831
468
212
256
468
212
256
3 625
864
2 761
3 625
864
2 761
929
80
849
650
67
583
279
13
266
95
95
95
95
all
TOTAL
Grammar school
Agriculture and processing of food
Forestry and wood manufacturing
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Geology, mining and metallurgy
Mechanical engineering and manufacturing

of metals
Electrical engineering
Chemistry, non-metals and graphic arts
Manufacturing of textile and leather
Geodesy and civil engineering
Transport
Hotels and restaurants, and tourism

Economics, law and trade
Culture, art and public information
Health care

Other activities
Religious schools
male
female
all
ISCED 3A
male
female
all
male
female
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SECONDARY SCHOOL PUPILS WHO COMPLETED SCHOOL BY TYPE OF SCHOOL AT THE EMD OF THE SCHOOL YEAR
2007/2008
2008/2009
2009/2010
2010/2011
2011/2012
13 504
13 848
13 229
11 423
12 200
2 564
2 638
2 742
2 554
2 563
Grammar schools
7 142
7 523
7 939
6 474
6 547
3 760
3 654
2 530
2 372
3 062
38
33
18
23
28
TOTAL

with special needs
/Structure
%
TOTAL
100,0
100,0
100,0
100,0
100,0
19,0
19,0
20,7
22,4
21,0
Grammar schools
52,9
54,3
60,1
56,7
53,7
27,8
26,4
19,1
20,8
25,1
0,3
0,2
0,1
0,2
0,2

with special needs
21,0%
25,1%
53,7%
0,2%
2011/2012

22,4%
20,8%
56,7%
0,2%
2010/2011
19,1%
60,0%
20,7%
0,1%
19,0%
0,2%
2009/2010
26,4%
54,3%
Grammar schools


with special needs
2008/2009
52,9%
19,0% 0,3%
27,8%
2007/2008
0%
20%
40%
60%
80%
100%
4.
Graph 4. Secondary school pupils who completed school by type of school at the end of the school year
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1.9. ,
SECONDARY SCHOOL PUPILS WHO COMPLETED SCHOOL BY SEX, TYPE OF SCHOOL AND DURATION OF SCHOOLING AT THE END OF THE
SCHOOL YEAR
e /Duration of schooling
II
Total
III
ISCED 3C
IV
ISCED 3C
ISCED 3A
all
male
female
all
male female
all
male female
all
male female
2007/2008
2007/2008
6 621
2 564
937
1 627
7 142 3 311
3 831
3 760 2 608
1 152
27
11
13 848 7 190
6 658
13 504 6 883
38
9 706 4 248 5 458
TOTAL
2 564
Grammar schools
7 142 3 311 3 831
3 798 2 635 1 163
3 760 2 608 1 152

38
27
11
937 1 627
Secondary vocational
schools

with special needs
2008/2009
2008/2009
3 687 2 644 1 043 10 161 4 546 5 615
2 638
980
1 658
2 638
7 523 3 566
3 957
7 523 3 566 3 957
3 654 2 621
1 033
23
10
13 229 6 616
6 613
33
3 654 2 621 1 033

33
23
10
980 1 658
TOTAL
Grammar schools
schools

with special needs
2009/2010
2009/2010
2 548 1 794
754 10 681 4 822 5 859
Grammar schools
2 742
979
1 763
2 742
7 939 3 843
4 096
7 939 3 843 4 096
2 530 1 781
749
2 530 1 781
749
schools
13
13

with special needs
11 423 5 807
5 616
2 395 1 701
694
18
18
979 1 763
TOTAL
2010/2011
2010/2011
2 554
949
1 605
6 474 3 157
3 317
2 372 1 686
686
23
15
9 028 4 106 4 922
TOTAL
2 554
Grammar schools
6 474 3 157 3 317
2 372 1 686
686
schools

with special needs
23
15
949 1 605
2011/2012
2011/2012
5 841
2 563
975
1 588
6 547 3 205
3 342
3 062 2 164
898
13
12 200 6 359
28
15
9 110 4 180 4 930
TOTAL
2 563
Grammar schools
6 547 3 205 3 342
3 062 2 164
898
schools
13

with special needs
3 090 2 179
-
28
15
911
975 1 588
16
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1.10. 2011/2012.
SECONDARY SCHOOL PUPILS WHO COMPLETED SCHOOL BY SEX AND FIELD OF STUDY AT THE END OF THE SCHOOL YEAR 2011/2012
III
Total
Field of study
IV
ISCED 3C
12 200
6 359
5 841
3 090
2 179
911
9 110
4 180
4 930
2 563
975
1 588
2 563
975
1 588
666
318
348
225
110
115
441
208
233
319
267
52
28
28
291
239
52
1 500
1 359
141
984
982
516
377
139
1 214
1 078
136
364
364
850
714
136
116
53
63
46
38
70
15
55
48
44
40
38
372
269
103
42
42
330
227
103
699
494
205
160
156
539
338
201
933
505
428
532
325
207
401
180
221
2 423
730
1 693
483
112
371
1 940
618
1 322
104
46
58
104
46
58
963
225
738
963
225
738
266
22
244
218
20
198
48
46
14
14
14
14
all
TOTAL
Grammar school

male
female
all
ISCED 3A
male
female
all
male
female


,
Mechanical engineering and manufacturing

of metals
,


Transport

,

Health care
Other activities
Religious schools
17
Secondary education
: 5 841
: 6 359
Female
100
80
Male
40
60
20
20
40
60
100
80
Other activities
Manufacturing of textile and leader
Health care
Grammar school
Transport


Religious schools
Mechanical engineering and mfr. of metals
100
60
80
40
20
20
40
80
60
100
5. 2011/2012.
Graph 5. Secondary school pupils who completed school by sex and field of study at the end of the school year 2011/2012
1.11. 2011/2012. 1)
SECONDARY SCHOOL PUPILS BY FOREIGN LANGUAGE LEARNED AT THE EMD OF THE SCHOOL YEAR 2011/20121)

Grade
Pupils, total
Russian
English
French
first
second
first
second
o 2)
other2)
German
first
second
first
second
first
second
Pupils who learn

two foreign
languages
49 888
754
5 638
46 077
161
1 190
2544
14 799
1 086
22 874
TOTAL
1)
By name of language
13 594
185
1 258
12 502
50
345
763
4 272
326
6 251
II
13 221
180
1 299
12 198
43
321
755
3 998
260
5 921
III
13 955
239
1 529
12 791
42
370
657
3 697
244
5 882
IV
9 118
150
1 552
8 586
26
154
369
2 832
256
4 820
Pupils with special needs do not learn foreign languages

2)
Other languages Italian and Greek
18
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1.12. 2011/2012.
SECONDARY SCHOOL TEACHERS WHO TEACH FOREIGN LANGUAGE AT THE END OF THE SCHOOL YEAR 2011/2012

By name of language
Teachers,
total
Russian
451
53
259
16
107
16
English
French
German
other
Number of teachers of
foreign languages
1.13. 2011/2012.
SECONDARY SCHOOL PUPILS WHO CHANGED PLACE OF SCHOOLING DURING THE SCHOOL YEAR 2011/2012

Changed school and went
Total
to another school in
Republika Srpska
to another school in Federation of

BiH or Brko District
abroad
unknown
287
185
12
32
58
TOTAL
117
88
14
13
Girls
1.14. 2011/2012.
SECONDARY SCHOOL PUPILS WHO DISCONTINUED SCHOOLING DURING THE SCHOOL YEAR 2011/2012

Discontinued schooling because of
Total
poor results in school
social reasons
economic reasons
personal reasons
375
181
28
25
141
157
46
13
10
88
TOTAL
Girls
1.15.
SECONDARY SCHOOL TEACHERS AND ASSOCIATES AT THE END OF THE SCHOOL YEAR
Teachers
Working full-time
total
female
on a permanent basis
on a temporary basis
all
female
Associates3)
Working part-time
3)
all
female
all
female
all
female
all
female
2007/2008
3 195
1 837
2 413
1 365
197
113
244
153
341
206
131
101
2008/2009
3 378
1 937
2 550
1 441
210
119
279
170
339
207
157
125
2009/2010
3 558
2 074
2 501
1 425
178
102
375
237
504
310
175
148
2010/2011
3 728
2 228
2 585
1 501
187
114
422
263
534
350
225
193
2011/2012
3 936
2 392
2 642
1 566
169
108
482
303
643
415
228
197
3)
, , , (" ", . 38/04)
The term associate refers to pedagogues, psychologists, social workers, librarians and speech therapists ("The Official Gazette of Republika Srpska", No 38/04)
19
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1.16. 4) 2011/2012.
FTE FULL-TIME EQUIVALENT EMPLOYMENT4) OF SECONDARY SCHOOL TEACHERS AND ASSOCIATES AT THE END OF THE SCHOOL YEAR 2011/2012

FTE full-time equivalent

employment
Teachers
3 223,7
Associates
227,0
4 500

4 000
Working part-time
3 500
3 000
Working full-time
2 500
2 000
1 500
1 000
500
0
2007/2008
2008/2009
2009/2010
2010/2011
2011/2012
6.
Graph 6. Secondary school teachers by type of working hours at the end of the school year
1.17. ,
LIBRARIES IN SECONDARY SCHOOLS, END OF THE SCHOOL YEAR
4)
2007/2008
2008/2009
2009/2010
2010/2011
2011/2012
849 134
839 683
851 198
854 162
855 539
53 685
60 728
61 772
62 594
58 593
15 676
13 368
17 078
12 339
10 355
253
211
165
161
143
Total number of books in school

libraries
out of which, number of books in
a separate book fund for teachers
Number of books purchased during
the school year
Number of magazine titles received by
libraries
Number of teachers shown with the Full-time equivalent would correspond to the real number of physical persons
20
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1.18. ,
SECONDARY SCHOOLS BY NUMBER OF BOOKS IN THE SCHOOL LIBRARY, END OF THE SCHOOL YEAR

Number of schools
Number of books
2007/2008
2008/2009
2009/2010
2010/2011
2011/2012
86
82
83
81
76
250
up to 250
2511 000
2511 000
1 0012 000
1 0012 000
2 0013 000
2 0013 000
TOTAL
3 0015 000
3 0015 000
5 00110 000
32
32
31
31
29
5 00110 000
10 001
35
34
35
35
31
10 001 and more
2511 000
1 0012 000
2 0013 000
3 0015 000
5 00110 000
10 001
10 001 and more

0
10
15
20
25
30
35
7. , 2011/2012.
Graph 7. Secondary schools by number of books in the school library, end of the school year 2011/2012
21
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2. 2011/2012.
SECONDARY SCHOOLS BY MUNICIPALITY AT THE END OF THE SCHOOL YEAR 2011/2012
2.1. 2011/2012.
SECONDARY SCHOOL PUPILS BY MUNICIPALITY AT THE END OF THE SCHOOL YEAR 2011/2012
Pupils
/completed
Number of Number of
schools
classes
all
male female
/grade
/school
all
male
female
all
male
female
49 888 25 025 24 863 49 311 24 604 24 707 12 200
6 359
5 841 TOTAL
421
10 921
5 390
1 267 Banja Luka
82
40
42
157
4 463
2 196
25
613
21
94
2 028
17
5 531 10 780
5 284
5 496
2 648
1 381
80
38
42
21
2 267
4 403
2 148
2 255
1 112
588
524 Bijeljina
344
269
608
341
267
130
70
60 Bilea
454
361
93
433
343
90
77
70
23
536
258
278
532
254
278
151
80
71 Brod
24
527
270
257
518
263
255
137
75
62 Viegrad
22
474
244
230
473
244
229
122
69
53 Vlasenica
183
60
123
181
59
122
44
36 Vukosavlje
22
512
241
271
507
239
268
108
54
54 Gacko
79
2 086
1 050
1 036
2 076
1 043
1 033
583
293
290 Gradika
50
1 170
631
539
1 163
625
538
250
151
99 Derventa
125
3 266
1 563
1 703
3 236
1 543
1 693
800
416
384 Doboj
77
1 879
1 012
867
1 874
1 008
866
482
272
210 Zvornik
30
739
248
491
729
243
486
152
48
26
612
435
177
595
424
171
144
105
75
32
43
75
32
43
15
9 Kalinovik
14
341
165
176
339
164
175
71
37
34 Kneevo
25
578
296
282
563
293
270
131
67
64 Kozarska Dubica
16
382
186
196
380
185
195
87
33
54 Kostajnica
25
629
339
290
627
337
290
132
68
64 Kotor Varo
16
320
147
173
320
147
173
89
37
52 Lopare
161
79
82
155
73
82
36
23
13 Ljubinje
21
474
241
233
464
237
227
97
52
45 Milii
12 Berkovii
7 Bratunac
104 Istona Ilida

39 Istono Novo Sarajevo
22
Secondary education
2.1. 2011/2012.
SECONDARY SCHOOL PUPILS BY MUNICIPALITY AT THE END OF THE SCHOOL YEAR 2011/2012
(-continued)
Pupils
/completed
Number of Number of
schools
classes
all
male female
/grade
/school
all
male
female
all
male
female
136 Modria
35
927
456
471
922
451
471
262
126
32
761
418
343
747
405
342
194
107
25
576
289
287
571
284
287
136
73
63 Nevesinje
49
1 113
566
547
1 113
566
547
306
158
148 Novi Grad
36
906
428
478
898
420
478
204
94
140
84
56
140
84
56
40
30
10 Petrovo
150
3 624
1 781
1 843
3 588
1 768
1 820
923
442
481 Prijedor
56
1 385
711
674
1348
684
664
343
168
175 Prnjavor
11
199
93
106
198
93
105
61
34
27 Ribnik
21
448
218
230
442
213
229
127
71
56 Rogatica
11
197
111
86
195
109
86
49
30
19 Rudo
22
485
260
225
479
256
223
103
68
35 Sokolac
25
605
290
315
598
283
315
146
66
80 Srbac
21
432
130
302
427
125
302
101
25
76 Srebrenica
70
1 712
860
852
1 711
859
852
424
239
185 Tesli
59
1 380
707
673
1 360
688
672
287
151
136 Trebinje
25
621
369
252
615
363
252
150
88
62 Ugljevik
38
896
498
398
883
486
397
239
137
164
59
105
164
59
105
47
20
27 Han Pijesak
11
206
100
106
206
100
106
51
28
23 ajnie
22
526
269
257
520
263
257
121
62
59 elinac
22
499
210
289
488
204
284
128
62
66 amac
12
227
105
122
227
105
122
71
37
34 ekovii
16
382
185
197
360
169
191
68
31
37 ipovo
87 Mrkonji Grad
110 Pale
102 Foa
23
Secondary education
2.2. 2011/2012.
SECONDARY SCHOOL TEACHERS AND ASSOCIATES BY MUNICIPALITY AT THE END OF THE SCHOOL YEAR 2011/2012

Working full-time
Total
Female
Working part-time
on a
permanent basis
on a
temporary basis
on a
permanent basis
on a
temporary basis
Associates
all
female
all
female
all
female
all
female
all
female
TOTAL
3 936
2 392
2 642
1 566
169
108
482
303
643
415
228
197
833
579
629
434
39
29
70
46
95
70
50
46
296
203
207
144
10
34
20
45
33
16
14
53
30
29
16
21
12
Bilea
43
13
29
10
Bratunac
38
16
23
11
Brod
40
23
32
19
Viegrad
40
20
26
11
Vlasenica
23
13
Vukosavlje
38
20
26
11
Gacko
138
68
109
56
18
Gradika
99
45
70
32
10
16
Derventa
247
144
157
86
10
50
33
30
17
16
12
143
86
108
62
19
13
Zvornik
54
49
38
34
Istona Ilida
47
29
29
19
12
Istono Novo
Sarajevo
13
Kalinovik
31
22
13
10
10
Kneevo
49
33
32
21
12
Kozarska Dubica
30
18
16
10
Kostajnica
61
30
49
25
Kotor Varo
29
14
19
Lopare
24
14
10
Ljubinje
38
21
27
13
Milii
Banja Luka
Berkovii
Bijeljina
Doboj
24
Secondary education
2.2. 2011/2012.
SECONDARY SCHOOL TEACHERS AND ASSOCIATES BY MUNICIPALITY AT THE END OF THE SCHOOL YEAR 2011/2012

Working full-time
Total
Female
Working part-time
on a
permanent basis
on a
temporary basis
on a
permanent basis
on a
temporary basis
all
female
all
female
(-continued)
all
female
all
female
Associates
all
female
57
36
39
21
Modria
71
42
36
21
25
14
Mrkonji Grad
48
32
37
23
Nevesinje
98
57
60
37
16
16
Novi Grad
61
32
46
23
11
Pale
13
Petrovo
322
197
211
118
18
13
33
25
60
41
22
15
Prijedor
105
64
73
45
28
17
Prnjavor
28
10
Ribnik
36
20
25
13
Rogatica
30
13
13
10
Rudo
47
33
33
22
Sokolac
43
28
28
18
12
Srbac
41
28
22
15
11
Srebrenica
117
65
73
37
27
16
Tesli
141
93
62
35
29
21
48
36
10
Trebinje
51
24
35
16
12
Ugljevik
68
34
52
26
13
Foa
Han Pijesak
23
14
17
ajnie
35
25
22
16
elinac
35
21
23
14
amac
22
11
16
ekovii
31
10
16
ipovo
25
Secondary education
3.
SECONDARY EDUCATION AT THE BEGINNING OF THE SCHOOL YEAR
3.1.
CLASSES BY GRADE AT THE BEGINNING OF THE SCHOOL YEAR

/Grade
2008/2009
2009/2010
5)
Total
1 842
500
466
522
354
II
III
IV
1 926
580,5
502
465,5
378
2010/2011
1 990
557,5
581
500,5
351
2011/2012
2 027
512
556,5
579,5
379
2012/2013
1 963
513,5
555,5
432
462
3.2.
SECONDARY SCHOOL PUPILS BY SEX AND GRADE AT THE BEGINNING OF THE SCHOOL YEAR
/Grade
Total
II
III
IV
2008/2009
46 938
23 556
23 382
12 384
6 441
5 943
11 696
6 060
5 636
13 364
6 786
6 578
9 494
4 269
5 225
all
male
female
2008/2009
2009/2010
48 225
24 147
24 078
14 859
7 623
7 236
11 946
6 157
5 789
11 368
5 829
5 539
10 052
4 538
5 514
all
male
female
2009/2010
2010/2011
48 788
24 541
24 247
13 926
7 174
6 752
14 340
7 310
7 030
11 594
5 986
5 608
8 928
4 071
4 857
all
male
female
2010/2011
2011/2012
50 452
25 455
24 997
13 877
7 175
6 702
13 339
6 812
6 527
14 060
7 218
6 842
9 176
4 250
4 926
all
male
female
2011/2012
2012/2013
49 367
24 894
24 473
11 997
6 412
5 585
13 326
6 819
6 507
13 103
6 641
6 462
10 941
5 022
5 919
all
male
female
2012/2013
50 000
All
40 000
Female
30 000
20 000
10 000
0
2008/2009
2009/2010
2010/2011
2011/2012
2012/2013
8.
Graph 8. Secondary school pupils by sex at the beginning of the school year
5)
Due to a small number of pupils in classes in secondary schools for children with special needs, a combination of classes is made of different grades and fields of study
26
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3.3.
PUPILS WHO REPEAT GRADE IN SECONDARY SCHOOLS BY SEX AND GRADE AT THE BEGINNING OF THE SCHOOL YEAR
/Grade
Total
II
III
IV
2008/2009
478
337
141
257
181
76
161
113
48
54
38
16
6
5
1
all
male
female
2008/2009
2009/2010
563
388
175
316
196
120
160
118
42
80
68
12
7
6
1
all
male
female
2009/2010
2010/2011
506
338
168
293
199
94
147
93
54
56
39
17
10
7
3
all
male
female
2010/2011
2011/2012
435
302
133
258
178
80
136
89
47
33
28
5
8
7
1
all
male
female
2011/2012
2012/2013
435
302
133
255
179
76
111
77
34
58
39
19
11
7
4
all
male
female
2012/2013
400
Male
350
300
Female
250
200
150
100
50
0
2008/2009
2009/2010
2010/2011
2011/2012
2012/2013
9.
Graph 9. Secondary school pupils who repeat grade by sex at the beginning of the school year
27
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3.4.
PUPILS WITH SPECIAL NEEDS INCLUDED IN REGULAR EDUCATION PROGRAMME BY SEX AND GRADE AT THE BEGINNING OF THE SCHOOL YEAR
/Grade
Total
II
III
IV
2009/2010
296
201
95
102
72
30
61
43
18
82
50
32
51
36
15
all
male
female
2009/2010
2010/2011
290
176
114
93
54
39
92
55
37
63
36
27
42
31
11
all
male
female
2010/2011
2011/2012
483
301
182
156
107
49
144
86
58
121
70
51
62
38
24
all
male
female
2011/2012
2012/2013
497
333
164
122
84
38
168
113
55
143
92
51
64
44
20
all
male
female
2012/2013
3.5.
SECONDARY SCHOOL ENROLMENT BY TYPE OF SCHOOL AT THE BEGINNING OF THE SCHOOL YEAR
2008/2009
2009/2010
2010/2011
2011/2012
2012/2013
46 938
48 225
48 788
50 452
49 367
TOTAL
10 875
11 208
11 336
11 570
11 483
Grammar schools
364
426
443
470
465
Art schools
Religious schools
91
88
104
95
102
27 029
27 873
27 977
28 961
28 968
8 484
8 532
8 827
9 248
8 243
95
98
101
108
106

with special needs
/Structure
%
100,0
100,0
100,0
100,0
100,0
TOTAL
Grammar schools
23,2
23,2
23,2
22,9
23,3
0,8
0,9
0,9
0,9
0,9
Art schools
0,2
0,2
0,2
0,2
0,2
Religious schools
57,6
57,8
57,3
57,4
58,7
18,1
17,7
18,1
18,3
16,7
0,2
0,2
0,2
0,2
0,2

with special needs
Religious schools
Male
Secondary schools for pupils with special needs
Female
Art schools
Grammar schools

0
5 000
10 000
15 000
20 000
25 000
30 000
10. 2012/2013.
Graph 10. Secondary school enrolment by type of school at the beginning of the school year 2012/2013
28
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3.6. ,
SECONDARY SCHOOL PUPILS BY SEX, TYPE OF SCHOOL AND DURATION OF SCHOOLING AT THE BEGINNING OF THE SCHOOL YEAR
e /Duration of schooling
II
Total
III
ISCED 3C
IV
ISCED 3C
ISCED 3A
all
male female
all
2008/2009
46 938 23 556 23 382
10 875 4 043 6 832

27 484 13 437 14 047

8 484 6 019 2 465
- 8 579 6 076 2 503

- 8 484 6 019 2 465
38
2009/2010
48 225 24 147 24 078
11 208 4 198 7 010

28 387 13 858 14 529

8 532 6 033 2 499
- 8 630 6 091 2 539

- 8 532 6 033 2 499
40
2010/2011
48 788 24 541 24 247
11 336 4 244 7 092

28 524 13 935 14 589

8 827 6 299 2 528
- 8 928 6 362 2 566

- 8 827 6 299 2 528
38
2011/2012
50 452 25 455 24 997
11 570 4 376 7 194

29 526 14349 15177

9 248 6 664 2 584
- 9 356 6 730 2 626

- 9 248 6 664 2 584
42
2012/2013
49 367 24 894 24 473
11 483 4 326 7 157

29 535 14 415 15 120

8 243 6 094 2 149
- 8 349 6 153 2 196

- 8 243 6 094 2 149
95
98
101
108
106
57
58
63
66
59
47
male female
all
95
98
101
108
106
male female
57
58
63
66
59
38
40
38
42
47
all
male
female
2008/2009
38 359 17 480 20 879 TOTAL

10 875 4 043 6 832 Grammar schools
27 484 13 437 14 047 Secondary technical schools
- Secondary vocational schools
-
- Secondary schools for
pupils with special needs

2009/2010
39 595 18 056 21 539 TOTAL

-

2010/2011
39 860 18 179 21 681 TOTAL

-

2011/2012
41 096 18725 22 371 TOTAL

29 526 14349 15177 Secondary technical schools
-

2012/2013
41 018 18 741 22 277 TOTAL

-
35 000
Grammar schools
30 000
25 000
20 000

15 000
10 000
5 000
0
2008/2009 2009/2010 2010/2011 2011/2012 2012/2013
11.
Graph 11. Pupils of regular secondary schools by type of school at the beginning of the school year

29
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3.7. 2012/2013. 6)
SECONDARY SCHOOL PUPILS BY SEX AND YEAR OF BIRTH AT THE BEGINNING OF THE SCHOOL YEAR 2012/20136)
/Grade
Total
II
III
Year of birth
Sex
IV
49 367
24 894
24 473
11 997
6 412
5 585
13 326
6 819
6 507
13 103
6 641
6 462
10 941
5 022
5 919
all
male
female
TOTAL
1998
518
186
332
499
180
319
19
6
13
all
male
female
1998 and later
1997
12 322
6 414
5 908
10 963
5 880
5 083
1 335
527
808
24
7
17
all
male
female
1997
1996
12 889
6 684
6 207
491
317
176
11 290
5 861
5 429
1 091
501
590
17
5
12
all
male
female
1996
1995
12 865
6 468
6 395
40
32
6
636
392
244
11 290
5 682
5 608
899
362
537
all
male
female
1995
1994
10 363
4902
5461
4
3
1
38
28
10
655
420
235
9 666
4 451
5 215
all
male
female
1994
1993
387
223
164
6
3
3
36
24
12
345
196
149
all
male
female
1993
1992
17
13
4
2
2
-
4
4
-
11
7
4
all
male
female
1992
1991
6
4
2
3
3
-
3
1
2
all
male
female
1991 and earlier
8 000
7 000
Male
6 000
Female
5 000
4 000
3 000
2 000
1 000
0
1998
1997
1996
1995
1994
1993
1998 and later
1992
1991
1991 and earlier
12. 2012/2013.
Graph 12. Secondary school pupils by sex and year of birth at the beginning of the school year 2012/2013
6)
2005/2006. ,
Since the school year 2005/2006, pupils by year of birth are observed at the beginning of the school year
30
Secondary education
3.8. , 2012/2013.
SECONDARY SCHOOL PUPILS BY SEX, FIELD OF STUDY AND DURATION OF SCHOOLING AT THE BEGINNING OF THE SCHOOL YEAR 2012/2013

Total
IV
ISCED 3A
all
male
female
all
male
female
I
II
III
IV
49
11
13
13
10
367
997
326
103
941
24
6
6
6
5
894
412
819
641
022
24
5
6
6
5
473
585
507
462
919
41
9
10
10
10
018
419
407
251
941
18
4
4
4
5
741
436
710
573
022
22
4
5
5
5
277
983
697
678
919
I
II
III
IV
11
2
2
2
2
483
664
931
909
979
4
1
1
1
1
326
022
113
065
126
7
1
1
1
1
157
642
818
844
853
11
2
2
2
2
483
664
931
909
979
4
1
1
1
1
326
022
113
065
126
7
1
1
1
1
157
642
818
844
853
I
II
III
IV
2 968
725
859
759
625
1 545
406
412
377
350
1 423
319
447
382
275
2 358
538
620
575
625
1 204
281
289
284
350
1 154
257
331
291
275
I
II
III
IV
1 304
343
296
351
314
1 052
298
226
269
259
252
45
70
82
55
1 142
282
255
291
314
908
237
194
218
259
234
45
61
73
55
I
II
III
IV
75
27
48
44
17
27
31
10
21
75
27
48
44
17
27
31
10
21
I
II
III
IV
5
1
1
1
074
269
562
616
627
4
1
1
1
462
163
392
450
457
612
106
170
166
170
2 411
485
653
646
627
1 802
380
483
482
457
609
105
170
164
170
I
II
III
IV
5
1
1
1
020
299
469
273
979
4
1
1
1
451
167
316
150
818
569
132
153
123
161
3 565
850
904
832
979
3 050
733
774
725
818
515
117
130
107
161
I
II
III
IV
636
187
88
154
207
199
75
23
41
60
437
112
65
113
147
579
155
88
129
207
170
57
23
30
60
409
98
65
99
147
I
II
III
IV
388
148
100
72
68
107
59
23
15
10
281
89
77
57
58
310
84
94
64
68
65
23
23
9
10
245
61
71
55
58
31
Secondary education
III -

III
ISCED 3C
all
male
ISCED 3C - secondary schools for pupils

with special needs
female
all
male
Grade
Field of study
female
094
956
092
046
-
2 149
590
790
769
-
106
32
37
37
-
59
20
17
22
-
47
12
20
15
-
all
1
2
3
4
TOTAL
all
1
2
3
4
Grammar school
587
184
230
173
-
331
123
122
86
-
256
61
108
87
-
23
3
9
11
-
10
2
1
7
-
13
1
8
4
-
all
1
2
3
4
162
61
41
60
-
144
61
32
51
-
18
9
9
-
all
1
2
3
4
all
1
2
3
4
2 653
780
906
967
-
2 650
779
906
965
-
3
1
2
-
10
4
3
3
-
10
4
3
3
-
all
1
2
3
4
Mechanical engineering and manufacturing of
1 455
449
565
441
-
1 401
434
542
425
-
54
15
23
16
-
all
1
2
3
4
57
32
25
-
29
18
11
-
28
14
14
-
all
1
2
3
4
58
58
-
33
33
-
25
25
-
20
6
6
8
-
9
3
6
-
11
3
6
2
-
all
1
2
3
4
8
2
2
2
243
546
882
815
-
6
1
2
2
32
Secondary education
3.8. , 2012/2013.
SECONDARY SCHOOLS PUPILS BY SEX, FIELD OF STUDY AND DURATION OF SCHOOLING AT THE BEGINNING OF THE SCHOOL YEAR 2012/2013

Total
IV
ISCED 3A
all
male
female
all
male
female
I
II
III
IV
1 668
373
433
413
449
1 133
261
308
269
295
535
112
125
144
154
1 569
343
404
373
449
1 034
231
279
229
295
535
112
125
144
154
I
II
III
IV
2 533
580
678
719
556
1 590
386
404
437
363
943
194
274
282
193
2 169
440
589
584
556
1 251
256
324
308
363
918
184
265
276
193
I
II
III
IV
3 625
963
1025
936
701
1 703
474
496
468
265
1 922
489
529
468
436
2 424
545
599
579
701
1 022
245
250
262
265
1 402
300
349
317
436
I
II
III
IV
9
2
2
2
2
537
161
589
558
229
2 970
734
804
773
659
6
1
1
1
1
8
1
2
2
2
500
944
212
115
229
2 640
638
682
661
659
5
1
1
1
1
I
II
III
IV
465
115
121
115
114
216
51
58
57
50
249
64
63
58
64
465
115
121
115
114
216
51
58
57
50
249
64
63
58
64
I
II
III
IV
3 603
919
863
905
916
898
259
202
205
232
2 705
660
661
700
684
3 603
919
863
905
916
898
259
202
205
232
2 705
660
661
700
684
I
II
III
IV
886
228
296
275
87
96
34
26
27
9
790
194
270
248
78
263
32
58
86
87
9
9
254
32
58
86
78
I
II
III
IV
102
23
16
21
42
102
23
16
21
42
102
23
16
21
42
102
23
16
21
42
567
427
785
785
570
860
306
530
454
570
33
Secondary education
III -

III
ISCED 3C
all
male
ISCED 3C - secondary schools for pupils

with special needs
female
all
male
Grade
Field of study
female
83
26
21
36
-
83
26
21
36
-
16
4
8
4
-
16
4
8
4
-
all
1
2
3
4
364
140
89
135
-
339
130
80
129
-
25
10
9
6
-
all
1
2
3
4
Transport
1171
408
417
346
-
667
222
241
204
-
504
186
176
142
-
30
10
9
11
-
14
7
5
2
-
16
3
4
9
-
all
1
2
3
4
1037
217
377
443
-
330
96
122
112
-
707
121
255
331
-
all
1
2
3
4
all
1
2
3
4
all
1
2
3
4
Health care
616
191
236
189
-
87
34
26
27
-
529
157
210
162
-
7
5
2
-
7
5
2
-
all
1
2
3
4
Other activities
all
1
2
3
4
Religious schools
34
Secondary education
: 24 473
: 24 894
Female
100
80
60
Male
40
20
20
40
60
80
100
Other activities
Health care
Manufacturing of textile and leader

,
Grammar school

Transport

Mechanical engineering and mfr. of metals

Religious schools
100
80
60
40
20
20
40
60
80
100
13. 2012/2013.
Graph 13. Pupils of secondary schools by sex and field of study at the beginning of the school year 2012/2013
3.9. 2012/2013.
PERCENTAGE OF ENROLED PUPILS BY TYPE OF SCHOOL AT THE BEGINNING OF THE SCHOOL YEAR 2012/2013
/Type of secondary school
Total
grammar
schools
Field of study
technical vocational secondary schools

schools
schools
for children with
special needs
100,0
100,0
83,1
16,7
0,2
TOTAL
100,0
100,0
100,0
100,0
100,0
0,0
0,0
0,0
0,0
79,4
87,6
100,0
0,0
19,8
12,4
0,0
0,0
0,8
0,0
0,0
Grammar school
100,0
0,0
47,5
52,3
0,2

,
,
100,0
100,0
100,0
100,0
100,0
100,0
100,0
100,0
100,0
100,0
100,0
0,0
0,0
0,0
0,0
0,0
0,0
0,0
0,0
0,0
0,0
0,0
71,0
91,0
79,9
94,1
85,6
66,9
89,1
100,0
100,0
29,7
100,0
29,0
9,0
14,9
5,0
14,4
32,3
10,9
0,0
0,0
69,5
0,0
0,0
0,0
5,2
1,0
0,0
0,8
0,0
0,0
0,0
0,8
0,0
Mechanical engineering and

manufacturing of metals
Chemistry, non-metals and graphic

Transport
Health care
Other activities
Religious schools
35
Secondary education
3.10. 2012/2013.
NUMBER OF COMPUTERS IN SECONDARY SCHOOLS AT THE BEGINNING OF THE SCHOOL YEAR 2012/2013

Number of computers in schools, total
Number of computers in schools

with Internet access
all
for employees in school
all
for employees in school
4 366
1 005
3 361
3 399
805
2 594
for pupils
for pupils
Number of computers
3.11. 2012/2013.
SECONDARY SCHOOL TEACHERS BY SEX AND AGE AT THE BEGINNING OF THE SCHOOL YEAR 2012/2013
4 013
1 535
2 478
<25
103
24
79
<25
2529
622
203
419
2529
3034
736
243
493
3034
3539
550
171
379
3539
4044
313
89
224
4044
4549
366
134
232
4549
5054
416
192
224
5054
5559
490
249
241
5559
6064
406
220
186
6064
65+
11
10
Total
Male
Female
Age
TOTAL
65+
600
Male
500
Female
400
300
200
100
0
<25
2529
3034
3539
4044
4549
5054
5559
6064
65+
/Age
14. 2012/2013.
Graph 14. Secondary school teachers by sex and age at the beginning of the school year 2012/2013
36
Secondary education
3.12.
SECONDARY SCHOOL TEACHERS AND ASSOCIATES AT THE BEGINNING OF THE SCHOOL YEAR
Teachers
working full-time
total
female
working part-time
all
female
7)
all
female
Associates7)
all
female
all
female
all
female
2008/2009
3 309
1 927
2 434
1 411
203
120
275
159
397
237
147
115
2009/2010
3 598
2 099
2 529
1 459
190
109
390
232
489
299
160
131
2010/2011
3 768
2 250
2 602
1 498
199
126
413
264
554
362
214
182
2011/2012
3 981
2 418
2 671
1 580
208
127
465
300
637
411
235
202
2012/2013
4 013
2 478
2 630
1 588
180
113
576
627
407
229
193
370
3.13. 8)
2012/2013.
FTE FULL-TIME EQUIVALENT EMPLOYMENT8) OF SECONDARY SCHOOL TEACHERS AND ASSOCIATES AT THE BEGINNING OF THE SCHOOL
YEAR 2012/2013

FTE full-time equivalent

employment
3 244,9
228,1
Teachers
Associates
4 500

4 000
Working full-time
3 500

3 000
Working part-time
2 500
2 000
1 500
1 000
500
0
2007/2008
2008/2009
2009/2010
2010/2011
2011/2012
15.
Graph 15. Secondary school teachers by type of working time at the beginning of the school year
7)
, , , (" ", . 38/04)
The term associate refers to pedagogues, psychologists, social workers, librarians and a speech therapists ("The Official Gazette of Republika Srpska", No 38/04)
8)
Number of teachers shown with the Full-time equivalent would correspond to the real number of physical persons
37
Secondary education
4. 2012/2013.
SECONDARY SCHOOLS BY MUNICIPALITY AT THE BEGINNING OF THE SCHOOL YEAR 2012/2013
4.1. 2012/2013.
SECONDARY SCHOOL PUPILS BY MUNICIPALITY AT THE BEGINNING OF THE SCHOOL YEAR 2012/2013
/Grade
Total
94
513,5
555,5
432
49 367
11 997
13 326
13 103
10 941
24 894
6 412
6 819
6 641
5 022
24 473
5 585
6 507
6 462
5 919
435
255
111
58
11
302
179
77
39
133
76
34
19
412
100,5
106,5
116
89
17
10 950
2 712
2 928
2 904
2 406
5 418
1 465
1 479
1 435
1 039
5 532
1 247
1 449
1 469
1 367
111
68
27
15
81
48
21
11
30
20
79
20
22
15
22
41
10
11
12
38
10
14
10
153
37
42
43
31
6
4 325
1 035
1 185
1 203
902
2 140
551
579
602
408
2 185
484
606
601
494
51
36
10
36
22
10
15
14
IV
462
III
1 963
II
24
617
135
166
175
141
348
74
102
93
79
269
61
64
82
62
number of schools TOTAL

number of classes
pupils, all
male
female
of which, repeaters
male
female
number of schools Banja Luka
number of classes
pupils, all
male
female
of which, repeaters
male
female
number of schools Berkovii
number of classes
pupils, all
male
female
of which, repeaters
male
female
number of schools Bijeljina
number of classes
pupils, all
male
female
of which, repeaters
male
female
number of schools Bilea
number of classes
pupils, all
male
female
of which, repeaters
male
female
38
Secondary education
4.1. 2012/2013.
/Grade
Total
1
6
476
112
139
132
93
376
94
112
104
66
100
18
27
28
27
21
515
132
163
137
83
250
74
88
60
28
265
58
75
77
55
22
480
86
122
145
127
239
42
59
78
60
241
44
63
67
67
22
457
102
113
117
125
224
46
61
57
60
233
56
52
60
65
190
47
54
41
48
82
29
24
12
17
108
18
30
29
31
IV
III
II
21
21
517
116
149
136
116
253
68
78
57
50
264
48
71
79
66
(-continued)
number of schools Bratunac

number of classes
pupils, all
male
female
of which, repeaters
male
female
number of schools Brod
number of classes
pupils, all
male
female
of which, repeaters
male
female
number of schools Viegrad
number of classes
pupils, all
male
female
of which, repeaters
male
female
number of schools Vlasenica
number of classes
pupils, all
male
female
of which, repeaters
male
female
number of schools Vukosavlje
number of classes
pupils, all
male
female
of which, repeaters
male
female
number of schools Gacko
number of classes
pupils, all
male
female
of which, repeaters
male
female
39
Secondary education
4.1. 2012/2013.
/Grade
Total
9)
IV
3
76
19
19
22
16
424
541
513
555
281
264
289
194
1 005
260
249
266
230
13
3
49
11,5
12
14,5
11
1 229
320
329
324
256
641
171
183
182
105
588
149
146
142
151
118
27
32
36
23
3 270
808
960
880
622
1 577
412
463
417
285
1 693
396
497
463
337
24
11
22
10
75
18
18
21
18
2
1 822
437
454
467
464
990
253
250
243
244
832
184
204
224
220
III
1 028
II
2 033
30
209
758
171
180
198
275
73
59
72
71
483
98
121
126
138
10
24
9)
1
605
133
169
151
152
435
90
123
106
116
170
43
46
45
36
(-continued)
number of schools
number of classes
pupils, all
male
female
of which, repeaters
male
female
Gradika
number of schools
number of classes
pupils, all
male
female
of which, repeaters
male
female
Derventa9)
number of schools
number of classes
pupils, all
male
female
of which, repeaters
male
female
Doboj
number of schools
number of classes
pupils, all
male
female
of which, repeaters
male
female
Zvornik
number of schools
number of classes
pupils, all
male
female
of which, repeaters
male
female
Istona Ilida
number of schools
number of classes
pupils, all
male
female
of which, repeaters
male
female
Istono Novo
Sarajevo
Due to a small number of pupils in classes in secondary schools for children with special needs, a combination of classes is made of different grades and fields of study
40
Secondary education
4.1. 2012/2013.
/Grade
Total
73
13
14
18
28
33
10
10
40
18
14
333
66
102
90
75
170
43
51
42
34
163
23
51
48
41
26
132
612
174
148
158
308
83
78
95
52
304
91
70
63
80
10
14
348
55
85
117
91
177
26
44
57
50
171
29
41
60
41
27
678
173
192
164
149
350
89
108
81
72
328
84
84
83
77
IV
III
II
16
321
89
83
74
75
151
42
35
31
43
170
47
48
43
32
(-continued)
number of schools Kalinovik

number of classes
pupils, all
male
female
of which,repeaters
male
female
number of schools Kneevo
number of classes
pupils, all
male
female
of which, repeaters
male
female
number of schools Kozarska Dubica
number of classes
pupils, all
male
female
of which, repeaters
male
female
number of schools Kostajnica
number of classes
pupils, all
male
female
of which, repeaters
male
female
number of schools Kotor Varo
number of classes
pupils, all
male
female
of which, repeaters
male
female
number of schools Lopare
number of classes
pupils, all
male
female
of which, repeaters
male
female
41
Secondary education
4.1. 2012/2013.
/Grade
Total
51
46
36
37
21
15
14
90
21
25
21
23
22
482
114
127
134
107
261
72
62
80
47
221
42
65
54
60
10
32
895
235
259
230
171
450
120
125
130
75
445
115
134
100
96
31
736
176
176
221
163
402
96
102
127
77
334
80
74
94
86
11
25
594
155
138
131
170
292
83
73
66
70
302
72
65
65
100
10
12
13
10
2
30
IV
80
III
170
II
2
45
1 062
257
282
276
247
558
144
139
159
116
504
113
143
117
131
(-continued)
number of schools Ljubinje

number of classes
pupils, all
male
female
of which, repeaters
male
female
number of schools Milii
number of classes
pupils, all
male
female
of which, repeaters
male
female
number of schools Modria
number of classes
pupils, all
male
female
of which, repeaters
male
female
number of schools Mrkonjii Grad
number of classes
pupils, all
male
female
of which, repeaters
male
female
number of schools Nevesinje
number of classes
pupils, all
male
female
of which, repeaters
male
female
number of schools Novi Grad
number of classes
pupils, all
male
female
of which, repeaters
male
female
42
Secondary education
4.1. 2012/2013.
/Grade
Total
203
241
234
219
101
134
112
102
448
102
107
122
117
1
21
130
30
33
46
75
21
20
25
55
13
21
12
34
38
41
33
8
146
3 562
884
953
896
829
1 779
459
493
459
368
1 783
425
460
437
461
34
17
11
15
10
19
15
14
16
10
2
55
1 422
391
370
410
251
731
211
177
222
121
691
180
193
188
130
32
18
21
15
11
11
179
42
44
52
41
79
20
20
24
15
100
22
24
28
26
449
IV
897
III
II
1
35
19
420
106
117
99
98
204
61
62
47
34
216
45
55
52
64
(-continued)
number of schools
number of classes
pupils, all
male
female
of which, repeaters
male
female
Pale
number of schools
number of classes
pupils, all
male
female
of which, repeaters
male
female
Petrovo
number of schools
number of classes
pupils, all
male
female
of which, repeaters
male
female
Prijedor
number of schools
number of classes
pupils, all
male
female
of which, repeaters
male
female
Prnjavor
number of schools
number of classes
pupils, all
male
female
of which, repeaters
male
female
Ribnik
number of schools
number of classes
pupils, all
male
female
of which, repeaters
male
female
Rogatica
43
Secondary education
4.1. 2012/2013.
/Grade
Total
IV
1
3
197
51
51
48
47
105
24
27
29
25
92
27
24
19
22
21
123
489
111
134
121
246
55
66
56
69
243
56
68
65
54
23
588
136
172
162
118
294
75
95
80
44
294
61
77
82
74
19
441
118
112
107
104
134
34
33
31
36
307
84
79
76
68
66
15
19
21
11
III
II
11
2
1 682
388
515
493
286
828
209
249
248
122
854
179
266
245
164
(-continued)
number of schools Rudo

number of classes
pupils, all
male
female
of which, repeaters
male
female
number of schools Sokolac
number of classes
pupils, all
male
female
of which, repeaters
male
female
number of schools Srbac
number of classes
pupils, all
male
female
of which, repeaters
male
female
number of schools Srebrenica
number of classes
pupils, all
male
female
of which, repeaters
male
female
number of schools Tesli
number of classes
pupils, all
male
female
of which, repeaters
male
female
44
Secondary education
4.1. 2012/2013.
/Grade
Total
4
58
13
15
16
14
391
340
335
158
192
171
174
692
163
199
169
161
24
603
153
156
160
134
369
97
103
86
83
234
56
53
74
51
35
11
817
172
227
232
186
454
102
123
119
110
363
70
104
113
76
141
26
55
17
43
41
22
11
100
23
33
12
32
10
196
38
58
51
49
94
21
28
26
19
102
17
30
25
30
IV
321
III
695
II
1 387
21
486
85
143
135
123
243
41
76
70
56
243
44
67
65
67
(-continued)
number of schools Trebinje

number of classes
pupils, all
male
female
of which, repeaters
male
female
number of schools Ugljevik
number of classes
pupils, all
male
female
of which, repeaters
male
female
number of schools Foa
number of classes
pupils, all
male
female
of which, repeaters
male
female
number of schools Han Pijesak
number of classes
pupils, all
male
female
of which, repeaters
male
female
number of schools ajnie
number of classes
pupils, all
male
female
of which, repeaters
male
female
number of schools elinac
number of classes
pupils, all
male
female
of which, repeaters
male
female
45
Secondary education
4.1. 2012/2013.
/Grade
Total
II
III
IV
1
22
487
123
118
127
119
217
69
51
55
42
270
54
67
72
77
11
212
52
46
47
67
95
25
21
18
31
117
27
25
29
36
17
404
102
92
97
113
213
60
49
47
57
191
42
43
50
56
23
15
17
11
(-continued)
number of schools amac

number of classes
pupils, all
male
female
of which, repeaters
male
female
number of schools ekovii
number of classes
pupils, all
male
female
of which, repeaters
male
female
number of schools ipovo
number of classes
pupils, all
male
female
of which, repeaters
male
female
46
Secondary education
4.2. 2012/2013.
PUPILS WITH SPECIAL NEEDS INCLUDED IN REGULAR EDUCATION PROGRAMME AT THE BEGINNING OF THE SCHOOL YEAR 2012/2013
/Grade
Total
II
III
497
122
168
143
64
333
84
113
92
44
164
38
55
51
20
107
24
40
31
12
66
13
24
22
41
11
16
14
IV
10
13
10
19
10
all
male
female
TOTAL
all
male
female
Banja Luka
all
male
female
Berkovii
all
male
female
Bijeljina
all
male
female
Bilea
all
male
female
Bratunac
all
male
female
Brod
all
male
female
Viegrad
all
male
female
Vlasenica
all
male
female
Vukosavlje
all
male
female
Gacko
all
male
female
Gradika
all
male
female
Derventa
all
male
female
Doboj
47
Secondary education
4.2. 2012/2013.
(-continued)
/Grade
Total
II
III
IV
29
12
13
16
all
male
female
Zvornik
all
male
female
Istona Ilida
all
male
female
Istono Novo
Sarajevo
all
male
female
Kalinovik
all
male
female
Kneevo
all
male
female
Kozarska Dubica
all
male
female
Kostajnica
all
male
female
Kotor Varo
all
male
female
Lopare
all
male
female
Ljubinje
all
male
female
Milii
all
male
female
Modria
all
male
female
Mrkonji Grad
all
male
female
Nevesinje
48
Secondary education
4.2. 2012/2013.
(-continued)
/Grade
Total
II
III
IV
129
31
39
32
27
104
26
30
22
26
25
10
10
38
13
15
23
10
15
18
11
all
male
female
Novi Grad
all
male
female
Pale
all
male
female
Petrovo
all
male
female
Prijedor
all
male
female
Prnjavor
all
male
female
Ribnik
all
male
female
Rogatica
all
male
female
Rudo
all
male
female
Sokolac
all
male
female
Srbac
all
male
female
Srebrenica
all
male
female
Tesli
all
male
female
Trebinje
49
Secondary education
4.2. 2012/2013.
(-continued)
/Grade
Total
II
III
IV
all
male
female
Ugljevik
all
male
female
Foa
all
male
female
Han Pijesak
all
male
female
ajnie
all
male
female
elinac
all
male
female
amac
all
male
female
ekovii
all
male
female
ipovo
50
Secondary education
4.3. 2012/2013.
SECONDARY SCHOOL TEACHERS AND ASSOCIATES BY MUNICIPALITY AT THE BEGINNING OF THE SCHOOL YEAR 2012/2013

Working full-time
Total
Female
on a
permanent basis
on a
temporary basis
on a
permanent basis
on a
temporary basis
Associates
all
female
all
female
all
female
all
female
all
female
Working part-time
TOTAL
4 013
2 478
2 630
1 588
180
113
576
370
627
407
229
193
875
612
637
446
47
36
85
58
106
72
48
44
302
208
205
145
15
10
40
23
42
30
16
12
49
27
29
16
13
Bilea
40
12
28
Bratunac
37
15
20
11
Brod
37
24
33
21
Viegrad
39
20
25
12
Vlasenica
21
12
11
Vukosavlje
37
18
23
11
Gacko
137
69
102
52
20
13
Gradika
101
53
67
34
12
18
10
Derventa
250
151
167
91
57
40
21
16
15
11
143
88
105
59
13
17
14
Zvornik
69
62
39
34
19
17
Istona Ilida
53
34
26
17
19
13
Istono Novo
Sarajevo
13
Kalinovik
29
20
15
10
Kneevo
52
35
35
22
Kozarska Dubica
31
18
13
16
Kostajnica
67
33
49
24
Kotor Varo
30
15
18
10
Lopare
26
15
15
Ljubinje
38
23
24
12
10
Milii
Banja Luka
Berkovii
Bijeljina
Doboj
51
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4.3. 2012/2013.
SECONDARY SCHOOL TEACHERS AND ASSOCIATES BY MUNICIPALITY AT THE BEGINNING OF THE SCHOOL YEAR 2012/2013
(-continued)
Working full-time
Total
Female
on a
permanent basis
all
female
Working part-time
on a
temporary basis
on a
permanent basis
on a
temporary basis
all
female
all
female
all
Associates
female
all
female
57
33
39
23
11
Modria
69
43
32
19
10
25
16
Mrkonji Grad
48
33
38
27
Nevesinje
97
56
64
36
10
14
Novi Grad
67
41
48
28
10
Pale
15
Petrovo
315
194
215
127
23
17
43
28
34
22
25
17
Prijedor
109
65
68
40
36
21
Prnjavor
28
10
11
Ribnik
37
21
22
13
Rogatica
31
13
15
13
Rudo
49
33
28
19
13
Sokolac
42
26
28
19
13
Srbac
47
31
22
15
16
10
Srebrenica
115
65
78
41
26
18
Tesli
146
99
60
37
35
25
48
37
10
Trebinje
49
22
36
16
Ugljevik
64
32
48
20
12
Foa
Han Pijesak
21
14
12
ajnie
35
25
22
16
elinac
36
22
22
15
amac
22
10
16
ekovii
32
11
15
11
ipovo
52
Secondary education
4.4. 2012/2013.
<25
4 013
103
622
736
550
313
366
416
490
406
11
2 478
79
419
493
379
224
232
224
241
186
female
875
14
114
167
153
58
78
86
117
86
all
612
13
83
119
109
43
67
60
63
55
female
all
female
302
38
61
42
46
29
31
26
26
all
208
27
47
23
37
22
21
14
14
female
49
11
12
all
27
female
40
all
12
female
37
all
15
female
37
all
24
female
39
all
20
female
21
all
12
female
37
all
18
female
137
15
30
12
10
17
16
17
18
all
69
21
10
female
101
11
14
12
12
13
11
16
all
53
female
250
12
49
43
33
21
19
21
30
22
all
151
35
30
26
13
10
10
12
female
Sex
Total
/Age
2529 3034 3539 4044 4549 5054 5559 6064
65+
all
Municipality
TOTAL
Banja Luka
Berkovii
Bijeljina
Bilea
Bratunac
Brod
Viegrad
Vlasenica
Vukosavlje
Gacko
Gradika
Derventa
Doboj
143
30
25
16
15
14
15
11
10
all
88
23
14
11
10
female
69
11
16
12
all
62
10
14
11
female
53
13
10
all
34
female Sarajevo
Zvornik
Istona Ilida
Istono Novo
53
Secondary education
4.4. 2012/2013.
13
all
female
29
all
20
female
2529 3034 3539 4044 4549 5054 5559 6064
65+
52
13
12
all
35
10
female
31
all
18
female
67
12
12
11
all
33
female
30
all
15
female
26
all
15
female
38
all
23
female
57
15
10
all
33
female
69
12
11
all
43
female
48
11
all
33
female
97
19
18
11
12
14
all
56
14
12
female
67
11
11
10
10
all
41
female
15
all
female
315
14
52
50
39
27
26
20
39
48
all
194
10
31
35
25
20
15
10
24
24
female
109
27
20
17
11
12
all
65
17
11
15
female
Sex
<25
/Age
Total
( - continued)
Municipality
Kalinovik
Kneevo
Kozarska Dubica
Kostajnica
Kotor Varo
Lopare
Ljubinje
Milii
Modria
Mrkonji Grad
Nevesinje
Novi Grad
Pale
Petrovo
Prijedor
Prnjavor
54
Secondary education
4.4. 2012/2013.
/Age
Sex
Total
<25
28
all
10
female
37
all
21
male
31
all
13
female
49
10
all
33
female
42
13
all
26
female
47
all
31
female
115
17
19
18
14
16
16
all
65
11
14
10
female
( - continued)
2529 3034 3539 4044 4549 5054 5559 6064
65+
146
11
25
27
19
16
16
15
all
99
19
17
15
12
11
female
49
12
all
22
female
64
12
12
all
32
female
all
female
21
all
14
female
35
11
all
25
female
36
all
22
female
22
all
10
female
32
all
11
female
Municipality
Ribnik
Rogatica
Rudo
Sokolac
Srbac
Srebrenica
Tesli
Trebinje
Ugljevik
Foa
Han Pijesak
ajnie
elinac
amac
ekovii
ipovo
55
Secondary education
5. , 20092013.
BOARDING HOMES FOR PUPILS AND STUDENTS, 20092013
5.1.
BOARDING HOMES FOR PUPILS AND STUDENTS
2009
2010
2011
2012
2013
TOTAL
13
13
13
13
12
Pupils' boarding homes
Students' boarding homes
5.2. ,
PUPILS AND STUDENTS IN BOARDING HOMES BY TYPE OF INSTITUTION, SCHOOL ATTENDED AND MUNICIPALITY
Basic school
Total
Male
Female
male
High school (college) or

faculty
Secondary school
all
female
all
male
female
all
male
female
2009
2 905
1 323
1 582
14
11
512
310
202
2 379
1 002
1 377
2009 TOTAL
2010
3 055
1 472
1 583
574
347
227
2 472
1 118
1 354
2010
2011
3 116
1 477
1 639
10
531
303
228
2 575
1 166
1 409
2011
2012
3 252
1 484
1 768
10
543
300
243
2 699
1 176
1 523
2012
2013
3 291
1 470
1 821
531
272
259
2 760
1 198
1 562
2013
2009
698
405
293
14
11
509
310
199
175
84
91
2009 PUPILS'
2010
696
398
298
574
347
227
113
44
69
2010 BOARDING
2011
656
352
304
10
531
303
228
115
41
74
2011 HOMES
2012
655
372
283
10
543
300
243
102
64
38
2012
2013
635
307
328
531
272
259
104
35
69
2013
2009
354
233
121
14
11
294
190
104
46
32
14
2009 Banja Luka
2010
335
211
124
326
204
122
2010
2011
297
182
115
10
287
174
113
2011
2012
311
190
121
10
301
182
119
2012
2013
298
160
138
298
160
138
2013
2009
194
91
103
65
39
26
129
52
77
2009 Bijeljina
2010
195
92
103
82
48
34
113
44
69
2010
2011
201
96
105
86
55
31
115
41
74
2011
2012
195
118
77
93
54
39
102
64
38
2012
2013
199
93
106
95
58
37
104
35
69
2013
2009
107
58
49
107
58
49
2009 Doboj
2010
122
70
52
122
70
52
2010
2011
125
59
66
125
59
66
2011
2012
125
55
70
125
55
70
2012
2013
121
48
73
121
48
73
2013
2009
43
23
20
43
23
20
2009 Trebinje
2010
44
25
19
44
25
19
2010
2011
33
15
18
33
15
18
2011
2012
24
15
24
15
2012
2013
17
11
17
11
2013
56
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5.2. ,
PUPILS AND STUDENTS IN BOARDING HOMES BY TYPE OF INSTITUTION, SCHOOL ATTENDED AND MUNICIPALITY

Total
Male
Female
Basic school
High school (college) or

faculty
Secondary school
all
male
female
all
male
(-continued)
female
all
male
female
2009
2 207
918
1 289
2 204
918
1 286
2009 STUDENTS'
2010
2 359
1 074
1 285
2 359
1 074
1 285
2010 BOARDING
2011
2 460
1 125
1 335
2 460
1 125
1 335
2011 HOMES
2012
2 597
1 112
1485
2 597
1 112
1 485
2012
2013
2 656
1 163
1 493
2 656
1 163
1 493
2013
2009
1 319
454
865
1 319
454
865
2009 Banja Luka
2010
1 319
528
791
1 319
528
791
2010
2011
1 320
488
832
1 320
488
832
2011
2012
1 451
499
952
1451
499
952
2012
2013
1 515
553
962
1 515
553
962
2013
2009
62
30
32
59
30
29
2009 Zvornik
2010
79
41
38
79
41
38
2010
2011
86
44
42
86
44
42
2011
2012
82
38
44
82
38
44
2012
2013
79
37
42
79
37
42
2013
2009
295
218
77
295
218
77
2009 Istono
2010
361
241
120
361
241
120
2010 Novo
2011
418
316
102
418
316
102
2011 Sarajevo
2012
440
317
123
440
317
123
2012
2013
442
317
125
442
317
125
2013
2009
471
187
284
471
187
284
2009 Pale
2010
549
236
313
549
236
313
2010
2011
575
251
324
575
251
324
2011
2012
562
228
334
562
228
334
2012
2013
560
220
340
560
220
340
2013
2009
60
29
31
60
29
31
2009 Trebinje
2010
51
28
23
51
28
23
2010
2011
61
26
35
61
26
35
2011
2012
62
30
32
62
30
32
2012
2013
60
36
24
60
36
24
2013
5.3.
PUPILS AND STUDENTS BY PAYMENT FOR THE STAY IN BOARDING HOME
2009
2010
2011
2012
2013
2 905
2 780
2 359
3 116
3 252
3 291
2 359
2 679
2801
2 887
50 %
1 668
1 536
1 527
1 699
/Structure
%
2009
2010
2011
2012
2013
100,0
100,0
100,0
100,0
100,0
95,7
100,0
86,0
86,1
87,7
TOTAL
Pupils and students paying
for the stay
1 657
57,4
65,1
57,0
52,2
50,3
up to 50% of the amount

50% of the amount
50 %
310
70
100
175
10,7
3,0
0,0
3,1
5,3
802
753
1 152
1 002
1 055
27,6
31,9
43,0
30,8
32,1
full amount
125
437
451
404
4,3
0,0
14,0
13,9
12,3
Pupils and students not paying

for the stay
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5.4. , m2
USEFUL AREA OF BOARDING HOMES BY TYPE OF FACILITIES, m2
2009
2010
2011
2012
/Structure
%
2013
2009
2010
2011
2012
2013
100,0 TOTAL
37 879
40 528
44 098
44 094
45 179
100,0
100,0
100,0
100,0
15 999
-

4 346

16 238
17 390
17 389
18 287
42,2
40,1
39,4
39,4
40,5 Rooms for accommodation
4 429
4 673
4 672
5 349
11,5
10,9
10,6
10,6
11,8 Facilities for food
5 076
-
1 105
()
11 354
4 740
5 191
4 671
4 334
13,4
11,7
11,8
10,6
9,6 Facilities for social life,
1 061
1 279
1 193
1 086
2,9
2,6
2,9
2,7
2,4 Administrative facilities
14 061
15 565
16 169
16 123
30,0
34,7
35,3
36,7
35,7 Auxiliary (other) facilities
of pupils - students
preparation and serving

leisure and recreation
5.5.
NUMBER OF ROOMS IN BOARDING HOMES BY TYPE OF ROOM

2009
2010
2011
2012
2013
Single-bed rooms
47
43
33
19
133
140
154
169
137
Rooms with two beds
430
444
465
466
338
Rooms with three beds
271
287
328
319
431
Rooms with four and more beds
500
450
Rooms with three beds
400
Rooms with four and more beds
350
300
250
Rooms with two beds
200
150
Single-bed rooms
100
50
0
2009
2010
2011
2012
2013
16.
Graph 16. Number of rooms in boarding homes by type of room

5.6.
EMPLOYEES IN BOARDING HOMES FOR PUPILS AND STUDENTS
,

,

2009
2010
2011
2012
2013
394
159
235
22
16
4
2
57
311
400
160
240
28
16
3
2
53
316
412
179
233
27
16
2
58
325
412
166
246
27
17
3
2
55
327
423
169
254
26
6
2
1
64
331
TOTAL
Male
Female
Educators
out of which, professional
Health workers
out of which, professional
Administrative workers
Others
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Appendix 1
- 2012/2013. .
SECONDARY SCHOOLS IN REPUBLIKA SRPSKA BY MUNICIPALITY - STATE AT THE BEGINNING OF

2012/ 2013

NAME AND LOCATION OF THE SCHOOL

1. / GIMNAZIJA BANJA LUKA
2. / GRAEVINSKA KOLA BANJA LUKA
3. / EKONOMSKA KOLA BANJA LUKA
4. " " / ELEKTROTEHNIKA KOLA "NIKOLA TESLA" BANJA LUKA
5. / TEHNIKA KOLA BANJA LUKA
6. / MEDICINSKA KOLA BANJA LUKA
7. / POLJOPRIVREDNA KOLA BANJA LUKA
8. / TEHNOLOKA KOLA BANJA LUKA
9. -- /
UGOSTITELJSKO-TRGOVINSKO-TURISTIKA KOLA BANJA LUKA
10. / KOLA UENIKA U PRIVREDI BANJA LUKA
11. " " / MUZIKA KOLA "VLADO MILOEVI" BANJA LUKA
12. /
CENTAR ZA OBRAZOVANJE I VASPITANJE I REHABILITACIJU SLUANJA I GOVORA BANJA LUKA
13. " " / JAVNA USTANOVA CENTAR "ZATITI ME" BANJA LUKA
14. /
OPA GIMNAZIJA KATOLIKOG KOLSKOG CENTRA U BANJOJ LUCI
15. " " / SREDNJKOLSKI CENTAR "LJUBIA MLADENOVI BANJA LUKA
16. "- " / SREDNJOKOLSKI CENTAR "GEMIT-APEIRON" BANJA LUKA
17. " " / SREDNJOKOLSKI CENTAR "GAUDEAMUS "BANJA LUKA
18. " " - / SREDNJA KOLA "SVETOZAR OROVI"
LJUBINJE - PODRUNO ODJELJENJE BERKOVII
19. " " / GIMNAZIJA "FILIP VINJI" BIJELJINA
20. / EKONOMSKA KOLA BIJELJINA
21. " " / TEHNIKA KOLA "MIHAJLO PUPIN" BIJELJINA
22. / POLJOPRIVREDNA I MEDICINSKA KOLA BIJELJINA
23. " " /
MUZIKA KOLA "STEVAN STOJANOVI MOKRANJAC" BIJELJINA
24. / SREDNJA STRUNA KOLA JANJA BIJELJINA
25. " " / SREDNJOKOLSKI CENTAR "GOLUB KURE" BILEA
26. / SREDNJA STRUNA KOLA KOSTAJNICA
27. " " / SREDNJA KOLA "NIKOLA TESLA" BROD
28. / SREDNJOKOLSKI CENTAR BRATUNAC
29. " " / SREDNJA KOLA "IVO ANDRI" VIEGRAD
30. " " / SREDNJOKOLSKI CENTAR "MILORAD VLAI" VLASENICA
31. " " / SREDNJOKOLSKI CENTAR "NIKOLA TESLA" VUKOSAVLJE
32. " " / SREDNJOKOLSKI CENTAR "PERO SLIJEPEVI" GACKO
33. / SREDNJA STRUNA I TEHNIKA KOLA GRADIKA
34. / GIMNAZIJA GRADIKA
35. / TEHNIKA KOLA GRADIKA
59
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36. / GIMNAZIJA SA TEHNIKIM KOLAMA DERVENTA
37. / STRUNA I TEHNIKA KOLA DERVENTA
38. "" / ZAVOD ZA SLIJEPE I SLABOVIDNE "BUDUNOST" DERVENTA
39. " " / GIMNAZIJA "JOVAN DUI" DOBOJ
40. / EKONOMSKA I TRGOVINSKA KOLA DOBOJ
41. / MEDICINSKA KOLA DOBOJ
42. / TEHNIKA KOLA DOBOJ
43. / SAOBRAAJNA I ELEKTRO KOLA DOBOJ
44. , / UPRAVNA, UGOSTITELJSKA I UP KOLA DOBOJ
45. " " / GIMNAZIJA I SREDNJA STRUNA KOLA "PETAR KOI" ZVORNIK
46. / TEHNIKI KOLSKI CENTAR ZVORNIK
47. / GIMNAZIJA KALINOVIK
48. / GIMNAZIJA I SREDNJA STRUNA KOLA ISTONA ILIDA
49. " " / SREDNJA STRUNA KOLA "JOVAN DUI" KNEEVO
50. " " /
MJEOVITA SREDNJA KOLA "NIKOLA TESLA" KOZARSKA DUBICA
51. " " / SREDNJOKOLSKI CENTAR "NIKOLA TESLA" KOTOR VARO
52. " " / SREDNJOKOLSKI CENTAR "VUK KARADI" LOPARE
53. " " / SREDNJA KOLA "SVETOZAR OROVI" LJUBINJE
54. "28. " / SREDNJA KOLA "28. JUNI" ISTONO NOVO SARAJEVO
55. " " / SREDNJOKOLSKI CENTAR "MILUTIN MILANKOVI" MILII
56. " " / SREDNJOKOLSKI CENTAR "JOVAN CVIJI" MODRIA
57. / GIMNAZIJA MRKONJI GRAD
58. / MAINSKA KOLA MRKONJI GRAD
59. " " / SREDNJOKOLSKI CENTAR "ALEKSA ANTI " NEVESINJE
60. " " / GIMNAZIJA "PETAR KOI" NOVI GRAD
61. " " / MJEOVITA KOLA "URO RADMANOVI " NOVI GRAD
62. / SREDNJOKOLSKI CENTAR PALE
63. "" / SREDNJOKOLSKI CENTAR "PETROVO" PETROVO
64. " " / GIMNAZIJA " SVETI SAVA" PRIJEDOR
65. / ELEKTROTEHNIKA KOLA PRIJEDOR
66. / MAINSKA KOLA PRIJEDOR
67. - / POLJOPRIVREDNO-PREHRAMBENA KOLA PRIJEDOR
68. - / UGOSTITELJSKO-EKONOMSKA KOLA PRIJEDOR
69. - /
MEDICINSKO-TEHNOLOKA I GRAEVINSKA KOLA PRIJEDOR
70. " " / MUZIKA KOLA "SAVO BALABAN" PRIJEDOR
71. " " /
SPECIJALNA OSNOVNA I SREDNJA KOLA "ORE NATOEVI" PRIJEDOR
60
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72. / GIMNAZIJA PRNJAVOR
73.
/ SREDNJA KOLA PRNJAVOR
74. " " / SREDNJOKOLSKI CENTAR "LAZAR UKI" RIBNIK

75. "27 " / SREDNJOKOLSKI CENTAR "27 JANUAR" ROGATICA
76. / SREDNJOKOLSKI CENTAR RUDO
77. " " / SREDNJOKOLSKI CENTAR "VASILIJE OSTROKI" SOKOLAC
78. " " / MJEOVITA SREDNJA KOLA "PETAR KOI" SRBAC
79. / SREDNJOKOLSKI CENTAR SREBRENICA
80. " " / MJEOVITA KOLA "NIKOLA TESLA" TESLI
81. " " / SREDNJA MJEOVITA KOLA "JOVAN DUI" TESLI
82. " " / GIMNAZIJA "JOVAN DUI" TREBINJE
83. / CENTAR SREDNJIH KOLA TREBINJE
84. / TEHNIKA KOLA TREBINJE
85. /MUZIKA KOLA TREBINJE
86. " " / SREDNJA KOLA "MIHAILO PETROVI ALAS" UGLJEVIK
87. / SREDNJOKOLSKI CENTAR FOA
88. ". " /
SRPSKA PRAVOSLAVNA BOGOSLOVIJA "SV.PETRA DABROBOSANSKOG" FOA
89. " " /
SREDNJOKOLSKI CENTAR "VASILIJE OSTROKI" SOKOLAC PODRNA JEDINICA HAN PIJESAK
90. " " / SREDNJOKOLSKI CENTAR "PETAR PETROVI NJEGO" AJNIE
91. / SREDNJA KOLA ELINAC
92. " " / SREDNJA KOLA "NIKOLA TESLA" AMAC
93. " II " / SREDNJA KOLA" PETAR II PETROVI NJEGO" EKOVII
94. " " / SREDNJOKOLSKI CENTAR "PETAR KOI" IPOVO

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BOSNIA AND HERZEGOVINA

END OF 2011/2012 AND BEGINNING OF 2012/2013

PREPARED BY: Nena eko, Igor Radan and Radojka Gvozdenac

DESIGN: Aleksandra Zec

PERSON RESPONSIBLE: Radmila ikovi, PhD, Director General

Published by Republika Srpska Institute of Statistics, Banja Luka,

In this bulletin, Republika Srpska Institute of

Secondary school pupils are presented by field

Data on number of secondary school pupils

Teachers of secondary schools are shown by

The second part of the Bulletin contains data

We would like to thank all our collaborators

Republika Srpska Institute of Statistics will

Radmila ikovi, PhD

Republika Srpska Institute of Statistics

Republika Srpska Institute of Statistics

Forew ord ............................................................................................................................................................................

M ethodological ex planations ............................................................................................................................................

SECONDARY EDUCATION AT THE END OF THE SCHOOL YEAR .................................................................................................

Secondary schools at the end of the school year ......................................................................................................................

SECONDARY EDUCATION AT THE BEGINNING OF THE SCHOOL YEAR ......................................................................................

Classes by grade at the beginning of the school year ............................................................................................................

Republika Srpska Institute of Statistics

Boarding homes for pupils and students. .................................................................................................................................

Number of rooms in boarding homes by type of room ..............................................................................................................

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M ETHODOLOGI CAL EXP LANATI ONS

Objective of education statistics is to present

Data on secondary education are result of the

Data on boarding homes for pupils and

Statistical activity covers all regular and

The content of forms, in accordance with

Basic material on education statistics is

Definitions of unit of observation

Secondary school is an institution for performance

Annual statistical report on regular secondary

Republika Srpska Institute of Statistics

Gram m ar school is a school that provides general

Secondary technical school provides four-year

Secondary vocational school is a school in which

Secondary art school is a school in which

Secondary religious school is a school where

Full tim e equivalent em ploym ent (FTE) is an

Since the beginning of the school year

Republika Srpska Institute of Statistics

P upils' boarding hom es are institutions that

Students' boarding hom es are institutions that

ISCED 97 is the International Standard Classification

Educational programmes are classified by level

In secondary education of the educational system of

ISCED 3A includes secondary schools of four-year

ISCED 3C covers all secondary vocational schools of

Republika Srpska Institute of Statistics

SECONDARY EDUCATION AT THE END OF THE SCHOOL YEAR

SECONDARY SCHOOLS AT THE END OF THE SCHOOL YEAR

Average number of pupils

CLASSES BY GRADE AT THE END OF THE SCHOOL YEAR

Republika Srpska Institute of Statistics

RESULT OF SECONDARY SCHOOLS PUPILS AT THE END OF THE SCHOOL YEAR

Pupils who completed grade

Pupils who completed school

female completed grade

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