The education in the Empire of Barrayar is provided predominantly by the public authorities, being regulated by the Ministry of Culture, Media and Sport. Local authorities regulate education within their jurisdictions within the prevailing framework of Imperial laws. In 2999 state spending for education amounted to 5.6% of GDP, or 17.9% of consolidated state budget. Private institutions account for 5% of pre-school enrolment, 2.5% of elementary school enrolment and 10% of university-level students. Komarr has a significantly higher quota of private institutions than both Barrayar and Sergyar; the general organization of the education levels and classes is regulated by the Ministry of Culture, Science, Media and Sport, while relevant authorities on Komarr and Sergyar can regulate secondary
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| - The education in the Empire of Barrayar is provided predominantly by the public authorities, being regulated by the Ministry of Culture, Media and Sport. Local authorities regulate education within their jurisdictions within the prevailing framework of Imperial laws. In 2999 state spending for education amounted to 5.6% of GDP, or 17.9% of consolidated state budget. Private institutions account for 5% of pre-school enrolment, 2.5% of elementary school enrolment and 10% of university-level students. Komarr has a significantly higher quota of private institutions than both Barrayar and Sergyar; the general organization of the education levels and classes is regulated by the Ministry of Culture, Science, Media and Sport, while relevant authorities on Komarr and Sergyar can regulate secondary
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| - The education in the Empire of Barrayar is provided predominantly by the public authorities, being regulated by the Ministry of Culture, Media and Sport. Local authorities regulate education within their jurisdictions within the prevailing framework of Imperial laws. In 2999 state spending for education amounted to 5.6% of GDP, or 17.9% of consolidated state budget. Private institutions account for 5% of pre-school enrolment, 2.5% of elementary school enrolment and 10% of university-level students. Komarr has a significantly higher quota of private institutions than both Barrayar and Sergyar; the general organization of the education levels and classes is regulated by the Ministry of Culture, Science, Media and Sport, while relevant authorities on Komarr and Sergyar can regulate secondary matters; Northern Districts, however, do retain significant autonomy ranges in this matter. The course of school training is 11-years. Education in state-owned secondary schools is free; university level education is free with reservations: a substantial number of students are enrolled for full pay. Male and female students have equal shares in all stages of education, while on Barrayar the university education is still male-predominant. The literacy rate in the Empire of Barrayar is 97.6%. According to a 2998 statistic 45% of the Barrayaran labour force has attained an university education, giving Barrayar a medium-low attainment of college-level education in the Nexus. 52% have completed secondary education.
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