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Variable

UK Data Service variable record for:

Quarterly Labour Force Survey Household Dataset, March - May, 1994

Variable Details

VariableHITRQL
LabelHighest qual train leads to
Responses
1 Higher degree 668
2 First degree 2330
3 Other degree 527
4 Diploma in higher education 199
5 HNC,HND,higher BTEC,SCOTVEC 613
6 Teaching qualification 139
7 Nursing, etc 275
8 Other higher qual below degree level 115
9 RSA higher diploma 7
10 A Level & equivalent 1775
11 RSA advanced diploma 21
12 ONC,OND,BTEC,etc, national 476
13 City and guilds advanced craft 95
14 Scottish CSYS or equivalent 22
15 SCE higher or equivalent 112
16 A/S level or equivalent 9
17 RSA diploma 289
18 City and guilds craft 55
19 BTEC,SCOTVEC first diploma 134
20 O level or equivalent 58
21 CSE below grade 1 1327
22 BTEC etc general cerificate 142
23 YT,YTP certificate 36
24 SCOTVEC national certificate 22
25 RSA other qualification 25
26 City and guilds other 235
27 Other qualification 297
28 No qualification 2143
29 NA 81151
30 DNA 230
31 65776
-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, 1994
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