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Variable

UK Data Service variable record for:

Northern Ireland Labour Force Survey, 1995

Variable Details

Variablequal2
LabelTYPE OF QUALIFICATION 3
Responses
1 Higher degree 0
2 First degree 8
3 Other degree level qualification 19
4 Diploma in higher education 16
5 HNC,HND,higher BTEC,scotvec 11
6 Teaching qualification 18
7 Nursing qualification 5
8 Other higher qual below degree level 4
9 RSA higher diploma etc 1
10 A level etc 168
11 RSA advanced diploma 0
12 BTEC,SCOTVEC etc 10
13 City and Guilds advanced craft 6
14 Scottish CSYS or equivalent 0
15 SCE higher or equivalent 0
16 CSYS or equivalent 1
17 RSA diploma 6
18 City and Guilds craft 14
19 BTEC,SCOTVEC first diploma 3
20 GCSE or equivalent, top 3 grades 342
21 GCSE or equivalent, other grades 41
22 BTEC, etc general certificate 3
23 YT,YTP certificate 1
24 SCOTVEC National Certification modules 0
25 RSA other qualification 84
26 City and Guilds other qualification 24
27 Other professional or vocational quals 101
28 None of these 5
29 Dont know 0
-9 8647
DisclaimerPlease note that these frequencies are not weighted.
LocationNorthern Ireland Labour Force Survey, 1995
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