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Variable

UK Data Service variable record for:

Continuous Household Survey, 1992-1993

Variable Details

Variableanyqua04
Label
Responses
0 6096
1 CSE - Grade 1 0
2 CSE - Grade 2-5 0
3 CSE - ungraded\DK grade 1
4 Junior certificate 1
5 GCSE - Grades A-C 0
6 GCSE - Grades D-G 2
7 GCE O-level 1-6 (pre-1975) 1
8 GCE O-level Grades A-C (1975 or after) 2
9 GCE A-level or equivalent 3
10 Senior Certificate 1
11 Recognised trade apprenticeship complete 2
12 Clerical and commercial qualifications 8
13 National Council for Vocational Qualific 0
14 City and Guilds Certificate Part I 15
15 City and Guilds Certificate Part II 18
16 City and Guilds Certificate Part III 21
17 ONC or OND, BEC\TEC general certificate 16
18 HNC or HND, BEC\TEC higher certificate 11
19 Nursing qualifications eg SEN, SRN, SCM 3
20 Nursing degree 0
21 Teaching qualifications 9
22 University \ Polytechnic diploma 6
23 University or CNAA First Degree (eg BA B 25
24 University or CNAA Higher Degree (eg MSc 14
25 Other qualifications (inc other school e 63
26 NONE OF THESE 0
98 Refused 0
99 Dont Know 6
DisclaimerPlease note that these frequencies are not weighted.
LocationContinuous Household Survey, 1992-1993
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