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Variable

UK Data Service variable record for:

Active People Survey, 2011-2012

Variable Details

Variabled6@coded
LabelHighest qualification obtained (coded)
Responses
1 Not yet finished School - No qualifications 1177
2 Never went to School 1193
3 Higher Education & Degree or Degree equivalent 45449
4 Other Higher Education below Degree level 12760
5 A Levels & Equivalents 26976
6 Trade Apprenticeships 1640
7 GCSE/O Level Grade A*-C (5 or more) 18999
8 GCSE/O Level Grade (less than 5 A*-C) 13528
9 Other Qualifications 5433
10 No Qualifications 23455
11 Accountancy/AAT/Accounts (No level specified) 162
12 Armed Forces Qualifications 195
13 Civil Service Qualifications 34
14 Computer/IT/CLAIT/ECDL (No level specified) 178
15 Health and Safety/First Aid 87
16 HGV/PSV/LGV/Fork Lift/Plant/Crane Licence/CPC(For Transport) 114
17 In House/Job Training/Work Related 151
18 Management/Supervisor/Course/Certificate (NSF) 102
19 Secretarial/Shorthand/Typing/Pitman 735
20 11+ / 13+ 293
21 Other 0
22 Refused 872
23 No answer 0
24 Don't know 7491
25 Respondent quits interview 112
-1 2284
DisclaimerPlease note that these frequencies are not weighted.
LocationActive People Survey, 2011-2012
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