illiteracy | peru

The country has 300 million illiterate and 75% are seniors

75% of illiterate people in Peru are of the Third Age, and the other 25% are young people between 15 and 20 years, but more worrying is that there is another million and a half people who have not completed primary and nearly four millions who did not complete high school.

Studies show that 75% of women are illiteracy in Peru, but in Lima, the estimated rate of people who can not read or write is 3.3%.

SOLUTION

In Peru should help children by providing free education to create development in the population, have access to public education people get culture and a country creates more polite. education is a right that should be afforded. all citizens in a developing country like Peru. Peru's government has all the ability to solve the problem of illiteracy.

Can reduce illiteracy in Peru with the help and commitment of volunteers willing and capable of teaching the elderly people. provided they have sufficient time and willingness, volunteers may be students of senior classes that have already established a high IQ

We conclude that Peru as every country in South America has the most common such as extreme poverty problems, joblessness and illiteracy, which in one way or another relate to each other, and the government should implement many ways to contribute to progress of the country, plans to improve education from childhood, improving opportunities for people with micro, should invest in other options for development.