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Variable

UK Data Service variable record for:

General Household Survey, 1991-1992

Variable Details

Variablelevcode
LabelQUALIFICATION LEVEL
Responses
0 CSE-UNGRADED,DK 191
1 CSE GRADE 1 1321
2 CSE GRADES 2-5 2420
3 S CERT OR MATRIC 404
4 GCSE GRADES ABC 840
5 GCSE GRADES DEFG 612
6 O LEVEL PRE 1975 2351
7 O LEV GRADES ABC 2145
8 O LEV GRADES D&E 677
9 AS LEV 1989+ 85
10 A LEV OR HI SC C 1927
11 SLC LOWR OR SUPE 66
12 SCE PRE 1973 143
13 SCE BANDS ABC 345
14 SCE BANDS D&E 68
15 SCE ST G LEV1-3 65
16 SCE ST G LEV4-5 28
17 SCE STG LV6-7/NO 5
18 SC SCH EXAM HIGH 312
19 APPRENTICE.COMPL 1436
20 CLER/COMM QUALS 1645
21 C&G CRF/INTE/ORD 1376
22 C&G ADV/FINL/PT2 640
23 C&G FULL TEC/PT3 334
24 BTEC FIRST AWARD 129
25 ONC/D B/TEC CERT 632
26 HNC/D B/TEC HIGH 507
27 SCOTVEC 1-12MODS 105
28 SCOTVEC 13+ MODS 25
29 NURSING QUALS 347
30 TEACHING QUALS 507
31 UNIVRSTY DIPLOMA 496
32 UNI/CNAA 1ST DEG 1002
33 UNI/CNAA HIG DEG 151
34 OTHR:EG.PROFINST 248
35 OTHER C-LEV QUAL 406
36 FOREIGN QUALS 358
DisclaimerPlease note that these frequencies are not weighted.
LocationGeneral Household Survey, 1991-1992
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