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Variable

UK Data Service variable record for:

1970 British Cohort Study: Twenty-One-Year Sample Survey, 1992

Variable Details

Variablevc72ba3
LabelSUBJECT 3 CODE
Question text Starting with the first course after you left please tell me all the subjects that you took and the qualifications and grades that you got, or tried to get, on this course. Include qualifications you are studying for at the moment.
Responses
1 Accounting 12
2 Art 0
3 Art and Design 2
4 Anatomy, Physiology & Hygiene 0
5 Arithmetic 0
6 Archaeology 1
7 Biology 3
8 Human Biology 0
9 Business Studies 12
10 Building 4
11 Hairdressing & Beauty 4
12 Chemistry 5
13 Commerce 2
14 Computing Studies 5
15 Classics 0
16 CD & Technology 2
17 Commercial studies 2
18 Child care/Child development 1
19 Cookery 4
20 CSS 0
21 Craft 5
22 Communication skills 4
23 Catering 5
24 Community studies 1
25 Design & Technology 0
26 Design 0
27 Drama 0
28 Dance 0
29 Economics 5
30 Electronics 6
31 Engineering science 3
32 English unspecified 5
33 English language 4
34 English literature 3
35 English spoken 0
36 Engineering 7
37 Environmental studies 0
38 European studies 0
39 Economic history 0
40 Food & Nutrition 0
41 Fashion/Fashion & Fabric 1
42 French 0
43 Geology 0
44 Geography 0
45 German 0
46 Government & Political studies 0
47 General studies 3
48 Graphic design/Graphics 0
49 Government & Commerce 0
50 Government 0
51 GE Design 0
52 History 2
53 Home studies 0
54 Home economics 1
55 Humanities 0
56 History of art 0
57 Health studies 3
58 History of economics 0
59 History & Geography 0
60 Italian 0
61 Information technology 2
62 Latin 0
63 Life/Leisure studies 1
64 Mathematics 14
65 Metalwork 1
66 Metal & Plastics 0
67 Motor vehicle studies 7
68 Music 0
69 Media studies 1
70 Modern studies 0
71 Meedlecraft 0
72 Nutrition 0
73 Nursing 2
74 Numeracy 1
75 Office practices 6
76 Physics 3
77 Physics with Chemistry 0
78 Physical education 1
79 Political economy 0
80 Pottery 0
81 Photography 0
82 Religious education 0
83 Rural studies 0
84 Russian 0
85 Spanish 0
86 Science 2
87 Statistics 0
88 General science 1
89 Secretarial studies 1
90 Social studies 1
91 Sociology 2
92 Social & Community studies 0
93 Social economics 0
94 Social education 0
95 Shorthand 7
96 Typing 28
97 Technology 0
98 Textiles 1
101 Technical woodwork 0
102 TVEI 16
103 Wood processing 4
104 Woodwork 0
105 World studies 0
106 Other languages 9
107 Other academic subjects 40
108 Other vocational subjects 4
109 B Tech unspecified 0
110 Others 52
-8 Out of range 1
Sysmiss 1322
DisclaimerPlease note that these frequencies are not weighted.
Location1970 British Cohort Study: Twenty-One-Year Sample Survey, 1992
Interviewer InstructionsUSE SUBJECT, QUALIFICATION AND GRADE CARDS TO CODE. CHECK COURSE NUMBER MATCHES COURSE NUMBER AT Q74.
UniverseA clustered 10% sample of all respondents to an earlier BCS70 follow-up, living in England and Wales during 1992, who were not known to have died, emigrated or refused.;National
SamplingOne-stage cluster sample;A simple random sample of the BCS70 cohort
Study TypeLongitudinal/panel/cohort
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