Australia: The country has always been a go to destination for international students and as they constitute almost 25 percent of the population of Australia. It is measured that 38 percent of the population has tertiary education in Australia and the country spends about 6 percent of the GDP on education. The reason for Australia being a hotspot for students clearly indicates the quality of education it offers at every level. Some of the institutes in the country provide different scholarships and has a variety of courses to choose from. That itself, is a key to improve literacy rates that will in turn help in the success and development of the country.

Finland: The education system in the Finland is said to be very effective as measured from the performance of secondary students. It spends around 7 percent of the GDP on education that goes beyond secondary school. 39 percent of the population in Finland has tertiary education. Apart from all this, it has lot of free education programs that helps the natives to do higher education within the country. The country also has some of the best universities that provide career based education to the students so they in turn work for their country and contribute to the growth of economy.
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