NJ MED Announces it 3rd Quarter Ranking of the World's Best Education Systems

SEOUL, South Korea - Sept. 28, 2017 - PRLog -- South Korea holds a twenty-point lead over this year's projected number one Finland, in the world's best education ranking of nations education systems. NJ MED, a United States NGO member of the United Nation's Economic and Social Council (ESCO), publishes the ranking system for times a year.

NJ MED's education ranking systems uses a four-quarter report poll to monitor the 20 top nations.

The first quarter poll ranks the countries that invest the most in education, and the number of students in school, and the teacher to student ratio.

The second quarter rankings consist of a two-month online international survey of students, parents, teachers, educators and taxpayers. Combine with information gathered from an international research study of the countries ranked in the First Quarter World Top 20 Poll. To measure the quality and learning environment.

NJ MED's third quarter rankings measures the success of nations early childhood enrollment rate for 3 and 4 year olds; high school graduation rates; and college graduation rates.

South Korea scored 49 points out of a possible 60, to move head of both Finland and Japan, who ranks 2^nd in the third quarter poll.

Mr. Albert Mitchell II, CEO/Founder of NJ MED (New Jersey Minority Educational Development), said, "Finland's education structure is seen by the world to be the best. However, our ranking system measures the overall development of students from 3 to 25."

Mr. Mitchell added, "Finland continues to underperform in early childhood development. Data has shown, that early childhood education, helps in the emotional, social and physical development of young children has a direct effect on their overall development and on the adult they will become."

NJ MED's top 10 ranked countries for the third quarter are:

·         South Korea - 83

·          Japan – 70

·         Finland – 63

·         Singapore – 62

·         Russia – 58

·         Denmark – 54

·         United Kingdom – 51

·         New Zealand – 43

·         Netherlands – 40

·         China - 37

The complete top 20 ranked countries and more information on the ranking system are on NJ MED's websit www.worldtop20.org/worldbesteducationsystem