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Variable

UK Data Service variable record for:

Labour Force Survey Five-Quarter Longitudinal Dataset, July 2001 - September 2002

Variable Details

VariableHITQUA2
LabelHighest qual curr. study leads to
Responses
1 Higher degree 78
2 NVQ level 5 2
3 First degree 186
4 Other degree 33
5 NVQ level 4 23
6 Diploma in higher education 21
7 HNC, HND, BTEC etc higher 44
8 Teaching qualification 16
9 Nursing 29
10 RSA higher diploma 0
11 Other higher education below degree 15
12 NVQ level 3 99
13 GNVQ advanced 0
14 A level or equivalent 161
15 RSA advanced diploma 0
16 OND,ONC,BTEC etc, national 19
17 City & Guilds advanced craft 8
18 Scottish CSYS 0
19 SCE higher or equivalent 4
20 A/S level or equivalent 39
21 Trade apprenticeship 24
22 NVQ level 2 or equivalent 63
23 GNVQ intermediate 27
24 RSA diploma 1
25 City & Guilds craft 5
26 BTEC,SCOTVEC first/general diploma etc 2
27 O level, GCSE grade A-C or equivalent 68
28 NVQ level 1 or equivalent 13
29 GNVQ,GSVQ foundation level 7
31 BTEC,SCOTVEC first/general certificate 4
32 SCOTVEC modules or equivalent 1
33 RSA other 18
34 City & Guilds other 17
35 YT,YTP certificate 0
36 Other qualification 426
37 No qualifications 8509
38 Don't know 11
-9 Does not apply 1471
-8 No answer 2
DisclaimerPlease note that these frequencies are not weighted.
LocationLabour Force Survey Five-Quarter Longitudinal Dataset, July 2001 - September 2002
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