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Education in Trans Nzoia, Kenya: official figures

90.2% of primary-school-age children in Trans Nzoia were attending primary school in 2022 (the net attendance ratio), 22nd highest of Kenya's 47 counties (Kenya: 86.2%).

Secondary school net attendance ratio
50.0%
2022
Women 15-49 who are literate
92.1%
2022

How many young people in Trans Nzoia go to secondary school?

50.0% of secondary-school-age young people in Trans Nzoia were in secondary school in 2022, joint 19th highest of Kenya's 47 counties (Kenya: 48.8%).

Source: Kenya National Bureau of Statistics and Ministry of Health (with ICF) · saved copy

Do young children in Trans Nzoia go to pre-school?

78.8% of five-year-olds in Trans Nzoia were in an early childhood education programme at the start of the 2022 school year (Kenya: 65.5%).

Source: Kenya National Bureau of Statistics and Ministry of Health (with ICF) · saved copy

What is the literacy rate in Trans Nzoia?

92.1% of women and 99.0% of men aged 15-49 in Trans Nzoia could read in 2022; female literacy is 23rd lowest of Kenya's 47 counties (Kenya: 90.9% and 93.8%).

Source: Kenya National Bureau of Statistics and Ministry of Health (with ICF) · saved copy

How educated are women in Trans Nzoia?

18.5% of women and girls aged six and over in Trans Nzoia had completed secondary school or gone further, and the median woman had 6.5 years of schooling (Kenya: 24.4% and 6.9 years).

Source: Kenya National Bureau of Statistics and Ministry of Health (with ICF) · saved copy

How Trans Nzoia compares with other counties

Secondary school net attendance ratio (2022)

Trans Nzoia ranks 19 of 47, highest first.

RankRegionSecondary school net attendance ratio
16Uasin Gishu52.2%
17Kisii51.9%
18Nyamira50.4%
19Trans Nzoia50.0%
20Elgeyo-Marakwet50.0%
21Kajiado49.2%
22Homa Bay48.9%
Source: Kenya National Bureau of Statistics and Ministry of Health (with ICF) · saved copy

Women 15-49 who are literate (2022)

Trans Nzoia ranks 25 of 47, highest first.

RankRegionWomen 15-49 who are literate
22Homa Bay93.8%
23Kakamega93.6%
24Tharaka-Nithi93.3%
25Trans Nzoia92.1%
26Laikipia91.5%
27Siaya90.8%
28Bungoma90.6%
Source: Kenya National Bureau of Statistics and Ministry of Health (with ICF) · saved copy

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