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Variable

UK Data Service variable record for:

Labour Force Survey Two-Quarter Longitudinal Dataset, April - September, 2008

Variable Details

VariableQULHI42
LabelWhat (highest) qual curr. study towards
Responses
1 Deg lev inc found deg, PGCE or prof memb 1271
2 Diploma in higher educ 107
3 HNC or HND 64
4 ONC or OND 11
5 BTEC, EdExcel, LQL 157
6 SCOTVEC, SCOTEC or SCOTBEC 3
7 Teaching qualification (exc PGCE) 30
8 Nursing or other medical qualification 62
9 Other high educ qualif below deg lev 31
10 A-level/Vocat'l A level or equiv 523
12 Welsh Baccalaureate 0
13 International Baccalaureate 7
14 NVQ or SVQ 766
15 GNVQ or GSVQ 25
16 AS-level/Vocat'l AS level or equiv 151
17 CSYS or equiv 2
18 Access to HE 9
20 Standard Grade (Scotland) 4
21 GCSE/Vocat'l GCSE 232
23 National Qualifs 68
24 RSA/OCR 8
25 City & Guilds 104
27 Key Skills 4
28 Basic Skills 79
29 Entry Level Qualifs 18
30 Other prof, voc, foreign qualification 1115
-9 Does not apply 39831
-8 No answer 42
DisclaimerPlease note that these frequencies are not weighted.
LocationLabour Force Survey Two-Quarter Longitudinal Dataset, April - September, 2008
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