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Variable

UK Data Service variable record for:

Northern Ireland Labour Force Survey, 1995

Variable Details

Variablehiquap
LabelHIGHEST QUALIFICATION
Responses
1 Higher degree 102
2 First degree 348
3 Other degree 47
4 Diploma in higher education 39
5 HNC,HND,higher BTEC,SCOTVEC 117
6 Teaching further education 12
7 Teaching secondary 14
8 Teaching primary 23
9 Teaching level not stated 0
10 Nursing, etc 163
11 Other higher qual below degree level 15
12 RSA higher diploma,etc 11
13 A Level & equivalent 370
14 RSA advanced diploma 13
15 ONC,OND,BTEC,etc, national 60
16 City and guilds advanced craft 69
17 Scottish CSYS or equivalent 1
18 SCE higher or equivalent 1
19 A/S level or equivalent 5
20 Trade apprenticeship 865
21 RSA diploma 90
22 City and guilds craft 48
23 BTEC,SCOTVEC first diploma 22
24 O level or equivalent 890
25 CSE below grade 1 111
26 BTEC etc general cerificate 4
27 YT,YTP certificate 7
28 SCOTVEC national certificate 1
29 RSA other qualification 125
30 City and guilds other 69
31 Other qualification 128
32 No qualification 1823
-9 3797
-8 148
DisclaimerPlease note that these frequencies are not weighted.
LocationNorthern Ireland Labour Force Survey, 1995
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