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Variable

UK Data Service variable record for:

Youth Cohort Study: England, Cohort Thirteen, Sweeps One to Four, 2007-2010

Variable Details

Variables3NEETDifO2
LabelMain thing that makes it difficult to find job
Responses
-1 Don't know 0
1 Have my own children / pregnant 6
2 Lack of experience 0
3 Lack of confidence 0
4 Lack of qualifications/ academic ability 0
5 Area I live in/high unemployment in local area 0
6 Caring responsibilities (not own children) 0
7 My age 0
8 Disability/health/mental health problems 0
9 My race/ethnic origin 0
10 Did not enjoy experience of school 0
11 Cannot afford it - funding no longer available 1
12 Lack of information regarding options available 0
13 Need/want more money than is available for training courses 0
14 No jobs/places available/too much competition for places 4
15 Transport problems 0
16 Immigrants taking jobs 0
17 Current economic climate/economic recession 1
18 Other 0
19 Don't want one 0
-92 Refused 0
-91 Not applicable 5399
DisclaimerPlease note that these frequencies are not weighted.
LocationYouth Cohort Study: England, Cohort Thirteen, Sweeps One to Four, 2007-2010
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