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Education in Bicol Region (Region V), Philippines: official figures

The median person aged 6 or over in the Bicol Region had 7.5 years of schooling in the 2022 National Demographic and Health Survey (national: 8.8 years); it ranks 4th lowest of 17 regions.

Median years of schooling (population 6+)
7.5 years
2022

What share of people in the Bicol Region have no schooling?

5.3% of people aged 6 and over in the Bicol Region had no education at all in 2022 (national: 5.6%); it ranks 7th lowest of 17 regions.

Source: Philippine Statistics Authority and ICF (The DHS Program) · saved copy

How many people in the Bicol Region finish secondary school?

16.1% of people aged 6 and over in the Bicol Region had completed secondary school (and no more) in 2022, against 18.8% nationally; it ranks joint 9th highest of 17 regions.

Source: Philippine Statistics Authority and ICF (The DHS Program) · saved copy

What share of people in the Bicol Region have attended college or university?

17.8% of people aged 6 and over in the Bicol Region had attended higher education in 2022 (national: 24.8%); it ranks 3rd lowest of 17 regions.

Source: Philippine Statistics Authority and ICF (The DHS Program) · saved copy

How many children in the Bicol Region attend primary school?

The net primary school attendance rate in the Bicol Region was 80.0% in 2022, meaning that share of primary-age children were in primary school (national: 88.0%); it ranks 2nd lowest of 17 regions.

Source: Philippine Statistics Authority and ICF (The DHS Program) · saved copy

How many teenagers in the Bicol Region attend secondary school?

The net secondary school attendance rate in the Bicol Region was 73.5% in 2022, meaning that share of secondary-age young people were in secondary school (national: 82.8%); it ranks 2nd lowest of 17 regions.

Source: Philippine Statistics Authority and ICF (The DHS Program) · saved copy

What is the youth literacy rate in the Bicol Region?

98.9% of young women aged 15 to 24 in the Bicol Region were literate in 2022 (national: 99.5%).

Source: Philippine Statistics Authority and ICF (The DHS Program) · saved copy

How many women in the Bicol Region have secondary education?

88.4% of women aged 15 to 49 in the Bicol Region had secondary or higher education in 2022, against 90.2% nationally.

Source: Philippine Statistics Authority and ICF (The DHS Program) · saved copy

How Bicol Region (Region V) compares with other regions

Median years of schooling, population aged 6 and over (2022)

Bicol Region (Region V) ranks 14 of 17, highest first. Western Visayas and Central Visayas still include Negros in this source. Survey estimate with a margin of error.

Source: Philippine Statistics Authority and ICF (The DHS Program) · saved copy

Net secondary school attendance rate (2022)

Bicol Region (Region V) ranks 16 of 17, highest first. Western Visayas and Central Visayas still include Negros in this source. Survey estimate with a margin of error.

Source: Philippine Statistics Authority and ICF (The DHS Program) · saved copy

People aged 6 and over who attended higher education (2022)

Bicol Region (Region V) ranks 15 of 17, highest first. Western Visayas and Central Visayas still include Negros in this source. Survey estimate with a margin of error.

RankRegionPeople aged 6 and over who attended higher education
11Northern Mindanao (Region X)21.3%
12Caraga (Region XIII)20.8%
13MIMAROPA Region (Region IV-B)20.7%
14SOCCSKSARGEN (Region XII)20.3%
15Bicol Region (Region V)17.8%
16Zamboanga Peninsula (Region IX)17.1%
17Bangsamoro Autonomous Region in Muslim Mindanao (BARMM)13.9%
Source: Philippine Statistics Authority and ICF (The DHS Program) · saved copy

People aged 6 and over with no education (2022)

Bicol Region (Region V) ranks 11 of 17, highest first. Western Visayas and Central Visayas still include Negros in this source. Survey estimate with a margin of error.

Source: Philippine Statistics Authority and ICF (The DHS Program) · saved copy

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