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Education in Magallanes, Chile: official figures

Adults aged 18 and over in Magallanes had 12.4 years of schooling on average in the 2024 census (Chile: 12.1); 3rd highest of Chile's 16 regions.

Average years of schooling, age 18+ (CASEN 2024)
12.5
2024

How many years of schooling do adults in Magallanes have?

Adults aged 18 and over in Magallanes had an average of 12.5 years of schooling in 2024, according to the CASEN 2024 household survey (Chile: 12.3); 4th highest of 16 regions, up from 11.7 years in 2017.

Source: Ministerio de Desarrollo Social y Familia (Observatorio Social) · saved copy

How many people in Magallanes have a university degree?

32.1% of adults in Magallanes had completed higher education in 2024 (Chile: 29.1%), 2nd highest of 16 regions; the share was 23.6% in 2017.

Source: Ministerio de Desarrollo Social y Familia (Observatorio Social) · saved copy

How many young children in Magallanes attend pre-school?

69.7% of children aged 0 to 5 in Magallanes attended early-childhood education in 2024 (net attendance; Chile: 54.8%), 2nd highest of 16 regions and up 7.3 percentage points on 2022.

Source: Ministerio de Desarrollo Social y Familia (Observatorio Social) · saved copy

How many children in Magallanes attend primary school?

The net attendance rate in primary education (ages 6 to 13) in Magallanes was 91.6% in 2024 (Chile: 90.9%), 6th highest of 16 regions.

Source: Ministerio de Desarrollo Social y Familia (Observatorio Social) · saved copy

How many teenagers in Magallanes attend secondary school?

78.0% of 14 to 17 year-olds in Magallanes attended secondary education in 2024 (net attendance; Chile: 78.3%), 8th lowest of 16 regions; the rate was 75.8% in 2022.

Source: Ministerio de Desarrollo Social y Familia (Observatorio Social) · saved copy

How many households in Magallanes lack basic schooling?

10.4% of households in Magallanes had at least one adult without the schooling expected for their age in 2024, one of the deprivations counted in multidimensional poverty; the lowest of 16 regions (Chile: 15.1%).

Source: Ministerio de Desarrollo Social y Familia (Observatorio Social) · saved copy

How Magallanes compares with other regions

Average years of schooling, age 18+ (CASEN 2024) (2024)

Magallanes ranks 4 of 15, highest first. All 16 regions; Nuble has no page on this site.

RankRegionAverage years of schooling, age 18+ (CASEN 2024)
1Santiago Metropolitan Region13.0
2Antofagasta12.6
3Arica y Parinacota12.5
4Magallanes12.5
5Tarapaca12.4
6Valparaiso12.4
7Biobio12.0
Source: Ministerio de Desarrollo Social y Familia (Observatorio Social) · saved copy

Adults with completed higher education (CASEN 2024) (2024)

Magallanes ranks 2 of 15, highest first. All 16 regions; Nuble has no page on this site.

RankRegionAdults with completed higher education (CASEN 2024)
1Santiago Metropolitan Region34.9%
2Magallanes32.1%
3Aysen30.7%
4Valparaiso28.8%
5Biobio27.4%
6Antofagasta27.3%
7Arica y Parinacota26.8%
Source: Ministerio de Desarrollo Social y Familia (Observatorio Social) · saved copy

Net attendance in early-childhood education, ages 0-5 (CASEN 2024) (2024)

Magallanes ranks 2 of 15, highest first. All 16 regions; Nuble has no page on this site.

RankRegionNet attendance in early-childhood education, ages 0-5 (CASEN 2024)
1Aysen71.9%
2Magallanes69.7%
3Arica y Parinacota59.7%
4Los Rios59.3%
5Araucania56.4%
6Los Lagos55.5%
7Maule55.2%
Source: Ministerio de Desarrollo Social y Familia (Observatorio Social) · saved copy

Net attendance in secondary education, ages 14-17 (CASEN 2024) (2024)

Magallanes ranks 8 of 15, highest first. All 16 regions; Nuble has no page on this site.

RankRegionNet attendance in secondary education, ages 14-17 (CASEN 2024)
5Los Lagos79.4%
6Coquimbo78.6%
7Los Rios78.1%
8Magallanes78.0%
9Valparaiso77.9%
10Aysen77.8%
11Libertador General Bernardo O'Higgins77.6%
Source: Ministerio de Desarrollo Social y Familia (Observatorio Social) · saved copy

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