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Variable

UK Data Service variable record for:

Quarterly Labour Force Survey Household Dataset, March - May, 1993

Variable Details

Variablehitrql
LabelHighest qual train leads to
Responses
1 Higher degree 632
2 First degree 1971
3 Other degree 555
4 Diploma in higher education 170
5 HNC,HND, higher BTEC,SCOTVEC 558
6 Teaching qualification 144
7 Nursing 302
8 Other higher qual below degree 111
9 RSA higher diploma 33
10 A Level or equivalent 1759
11 RSA advanced diploma 23
12 ONC,OND,BTEC etc national 557
13 City & Guilds advanced craft 143
14 Scottish CSYS or equivalent 16
15 SCE higher or equivalent 104
16 A-S level or equivalent 24
17 RSA diploma 107
18 City & Guilds craft 305
19 BTEC etc first diploma 77
20 O Level or equivalent 1468
21 CSE below grade 1 79
22 BTEC etc general certificate 124
23 YT, YTP certificate 41
24 SCOTVEC national certificate 35
25 RSA other qualification 213
26 City & Guilds other 364
27 Other qualification 1951
28 No qualification 83686
29 NA 181
30 DNA 67290
-9 Does not apply 0
-8 No answer 0
DisclaimerPlease note that these frequencies are not weighted.
LocationQuarterly Labour Force Survey Household Dataset, March - May, 1993
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