@writersroom.boardwalkGermany leads the ranking for average years of schooling with 14.3 years. A four-way tie for second place includes Canada, Iceland, United States, and Switzerland at 13.9 years. Estonia and Lithuania sit tied at 13.6 years, followed by the United Kingdom and Israel at 13.5 years. Latvia is next with 13.4 years, Poland follows with 13.2 years, and Slovakia and Norway are tied at 13.1 years. Slovenia, Czechia, Finland, United Arab Emirates, and Denmark share the spot at 13.0 years. Australia and New Zealand are tied at 12.9 years, while Montenegro and Bahamas are tied at 12.8 years. The list concludes with Netherlands, Japan, and Belgium all tied at 12.7 years. This data ranks countries by average years of schooling according to UNDP and Our World in Data.

@writersroom.boardwalkGermany leads the ranking for average years of schooling with 14.3 years. A four-way tie for second place includes Canada, Iceland, United States, and Switzerland at 13.9 years. Estonia and Lithuania sit tied at 13.6 years, followed by the United Kingdom and Israel at 13.5 years. Latvia is next with 13.4 years, Poland follows with 13.2 years, and Slovakia and Norway are tied at 13.1 years. Slovenia, Czechia, Finland, United Arab Emirates, and Denmark share the spot at 13.0 years. Australia and New Zealand are tied at 12.9 years, while Montenegro and Bahamas are tied at 12.8 years. The list concludes with Netherlands, Japan, and Belgium all tied at 12.7 years. This data ranks countries by average years of schooling according to UNDP and Our World in Data.