High Prairie Education Level Statistics

Most of the High Prairie population possess No certificate, diploma or degree. This accounts for 29.66% of the population. High school diploma or equivalent account for 22.05% of the High Prairie population. College, CEGEP or other non-university certificate or diploma account for 12.6% of the High Prairie population. Bachelor's degree account for 12.6% of the High Prairie population. Apprenticeship or trades certificate or diploma account for 12.34% of the High Prairie population. University certificate, diploma or degree above bachelor level account for 5.51% of the High Prairie population. University certificate or diploma below bachelor level account for 5.25% of the High Prairie population.

In Canada, education is seen as the most desirable route to earning a decent living and to enhancing personal growth and happiness. Educated people not only earn higher incomes but also contribute disproportionally to business innovation, productivity, and national economic performance. There is a strong and direct relationship between investments in education, educational attainment, and economic growth. A 2003 multi-country study from the European Commission found that if the national average educational attainment level is increased by a single year, aggregate productivity increases by 6.2 per cent right away, and by a further 3.1 per cent in the long run. Recent evidence also suggests that educated people make decisions that lead to healthier and longer lives. Education drives success.