Education Graduates SingaporeEducation Graduates Singapore
Official education graduate statistics from SingStat. 165 students graduated with education degrees in 2024 (30 male, 135 female). Future teachers and education specialists.
Note: Most teachers are trained at NIE (National Institute of Education) through postgraduate programs after completing a subject degree. This data shows undergraduate education degrees only.
Education Graduates Trend (2020-2024)
Undergraduate education degree graduates by gender
Gender Breakdown by Year
Education is heavily female-dominated (82%)
Enrollment vs Graduates Pipeline
Stable enrollment around 1,500 students
Data Sources
Graduate Data
- • Source: Singapore Department of Statistics
- • Table ID: M850781
- • Provider: Ministry of Education (MOE)
- • Coverage: Undergraduate education degrees
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Key Statistics (2024)
- • Total Graduates: 165
- • Male: 30 (18.2%)
- • Female: 135 (81.8%)
- • Current Enrollment: 1,530
- • Rank: #14 Largest Graduate Field
Key Insights
Heavily Female
At 81.8% female, education is one of the most female-dominated fields, reflecting global trends in the teaching profession.
Small Cohort
Only 165 education degree graduates annually. Most teachers complete subject degrees first, then train at NIE through postgraduate programs.
Stable Demand
Enrollment remains stable at ~1,500. Teaching remains a respected profession in Singapore with good job security and benefits.
Education Pathways
NIE (NTU)
National Institute of Education. Singapore's sole teacher training institution. PGDE and degree programs.
PGDE Pathway
Most common: Complete subject degree, then 1-year PGDE at NIE to become MOE teacher.
BA/BSc (Ed)
4-year concurrent degree combining subject knowledge with teaching qualification.
Early Childhood
Specialized preschool education degrees. Growing demand with universal preschool.
Special Education
Training for SPED schools. Growing sector with increased inclusion focus.
Physical Education
Sports and PE teacher training. Also covers outdoor education.