Education — regional comparison

Teachers and vocational training masters for mid-level specialist programmes — masters: ranking of regions, 2024

Comparison of 84 federal subjects of the Russian Federation by «Teachers and vocational training masters for mid-level specialist programmes — masters» for 2024. The largest values are in: Moscow (398 people), Saint Petersburg (222 people), Republic of Tatarstan (208 people). The smallest value is in Jewish Autonomous Oblast — 2 people. The Russia-wide figure is 4 898 people.

Teachers and vocational training masters for mid-level specialist programmes — masters across Russian regions — comparison for 2024, largest value — Moscow (398 people) — Teachers and vocational training masters for mid-level specialist programmes — masters: regions with the largest values, 2024. Source: Rosstat. forecasteconomy.com

Largest value — Moscow398 people

Russia overall4 898 people

Smallest value — Jewish Autonomous Oblast2 people

Data for2024

Regions by indicator magnitude (84 regions)

No.	Region	people
1	Moscow	398
2	Saint Petersburg	222
3	Republic of Tatarstan	208
4	Krasnoyarsk Krai	168
5	Sverdlovsk Oblast	147
6	Rostov Oblast	136
7	Tyumen Oblast	133
8	Krasnodar Krai	132
9	Ryazan Oblast	131
10	Saratov Oblast	120
11	Moscow Oblast	107
12	Novosibirsk Oblast	106
13	Omsk Oblast	105
14	Irkutsk Oblast	103
15	Nizhny Novgorod Oblast	95
16	Voronezh Oblast	91
17	Oryol Oblast	90
18	Republic of Bashkortostan	85
19	Tambov Oblast	81
20	Khanty-Mansi Autonomous Okrug – Yugra	80
21	Chelyabinsk Oblast	75
22	Kemerovo Oblast – Kuzbass	75
23	Vologda Oblast	73
24	Kirov Oblast	73
25	Khabarovsk Krai	72
26	Samara Oblast	72
27	Leningrad Oblast	71
28	Perm Krai	67
29	Volgograd Oblast	63
30	Primorsky Krai	61
31	Republic of Dagestan	59
32	Republic of Sakha (Yakutia)	59
33	Republic of Crimea	58
34	Republic of Mordovia	58
35	Stavropol Krai	53
36	Tver Oblast	53
37	Tomsk Oblast	52
38	Altai Krai	48
39	Yaroslavl Oblast	45
40	Bryansk Oblast	43
41	Kostroma Oblast	41
42	Sakhalin Oblast	41
43	Lipetsk Oblast	41
44	Zabaykalsky Krai	37
45	Mari El Republic	37
46	Chechen Republic	37
47	Arkhangelsk Oblast	37
48	Chuvash Republic	36
49	Smolensk Oblast	34
50	Pskov Oblast	33
51	Kursk Oblast	32
52	Ulyanovsk Oblast	31
53	Tula Oblast	31
54	Vladimir Oblast	30
55	Republic of Ingushetia	30
56	Amur Oblast	29
57	Murmansk Oblast	27
58	Republic of North Ossetia – Alania	27
59	Ivanovo Oblast	26
60	Republic of Adygea	25
61	Udmurt Republic	25
62	Kaluga Oblast	23
63	Kurgan Oblast	22
64	Astrakhan Oblast	21
65	Magadan Oblast	21
66	Sevastopol	19
67	Penza Oblast	18
68	Republic of Kalmykia	18
69	Karachay-Cherkess Republic	17
70	Komi Republic	17
71	Orenburg Oblast	16
72	Republic of Khakassia	16
73	Kaliningrad Oblast	15
74	Republic of Karelia	15
75	Belgorod Oblast	14
76	Kabardino-Balkarian Republic	13
77	Tyva Republic	13
78	Altai Republic	12
79	Yamalo-Nenets Autonomous Okrug	11
80	Chukotka Autonomous Okrug	11
81	Novgorod Oblast	8
82	Republic of Buryatia	8
83	Kamchatka Krai	4
84	Jewish Autonomous Oblast	2

Questions and answers

Which region has the largest value for «Teachers and vocational training masters for mid-level specialist programmes — masters»?

As of 2024, the largest value is in Moscow — 398 people.

Which region has the smallest value?

The smallest value is in Jewish Autonomous Oblast — 2 people.

Which year do the figures cover, and where do they come from?

Figures for 2024 from the Rosstat yearbook "Regions of Russia. Socio-economic indicators".

On the regions map

The same indicator on an interactive map of Russia — region colours by value, year slider: open the «Teachers and vocational training masters for mid-level specialist programmes — masters» map.

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Data source

Rosstat yearbook "Regions of Russia. Socio-economic indicators". Values for 2024, units: people. Each region has a page with the full indicator series since 1990.