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Variable

UK Data Service variable record for:

Youth Cohort Study of England and Wales, 1989-1991

Variable Details

VariableDZ83Q3
LabelQualification studying for
Responses
1 CSE 45
2 GCE O-level 301
3 A-level 18
4 CEE 0
5 16+ or C/S 0
6 O/A or A/O 0
7 S level 0
8 AS 0
9 GCSE 0
10 CPVE 5
11 TVEI 2
12 RSA Voc Prep/Basic Clerical 2
13 RSA/Pitmans 1 2
14 RSA/Pitmans 2 3
15 C&G Found/Voc prep 0
16 C&G Level 1 7
17 C&G Level 2 4
18 C&G Level unclear 5
19 BTEC Gen 1
20 BTEC Level 1 1
21 BTEC Nat Cert 0
22 BTEC level unclear 1
23 OND/ONC 3
24 HND/HNC 0
25 Regional Examining Bodies 1
26 Higher Degree 0
27 Teacher training 0
28 University first degree 3
29 CNAA first degree 1
30 Dip. higher ed. 1
31 Uni./Col./Poly Diploma or Certificate 9
32 Prof quals (Advanced FE) 0
33 Prof quals (Non-adv. FE) 0
34 Prof quals (unclear) 0
35 All other Band B 0
40 1
45 2
50 10
97 None 0
98 Unclear 5
99 Not answered 0
Sysmiss 13683
DisclaimerPlease note that these frequencies are not weighted.
LocationYouth Cohort Study of England and Wales, 1989-1991
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