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Variable

UK Data Service variable record for:

Annual Population Survey: Subjective Well-Being, April 2013 - March 2014

Variable Details

Variablequlhi11
LabelWhat qualifications studying for
Responses
1 DEGREE LEVEL INC PGCE, GRAD MSHIP 8697
2 DIPLOMA IN HE 464
3 HNC/HND 476
4 ONC/OND 38
5 BTEC/BECTEC 1193
6 SCOTVEC/SCOTEC/SCOTBEC 22
7 TEACHING QUAL (EXC PGCE) 193
8 NURSING OR OTHER MEDICAL QUAL 239
9 OTHER HE QUALS BELOW DEGREE LEVEL 209
10 A-LEVEL/VOC A-LEVEL 2920
11 NEW DIPLOMA 128
12 WELSH BAC 14
13 INTERNATIONAL BAC 36
14 NVQ/SVQ 3107
15 GNVQ/GSVQ 33
16 AS-LEVEL/VOC AS-LEVEL 536
17 CSYS 6
18 ACCESS TO HE 108
20 STANDARD/O GRADE/LOWER 77
21 GCSE/VOC GCSE 1415
23 ADV HIGHER/HIGHER/INTER/ACCESS 555
24 RSA/OCR 24
25 CITY AND GUILDS 399
27 KEY SKILLS/CORE SKILLS 23
28 BASIC SKILLS 379
29 ENTRY LEVEL QUALS 119
30 AWARD/CERTIFICATE/DIPLOMA (ENTRYL1-8) 226
31 OTHER PROF/WORK QUALIFICATION 4280
-9 Does not apply 284352
-8 No answer 318
DisclaimerPlease note that these frequencies are not weighted.
LocationAnnual Population Survey: Subjective Well-Being, April 2013 - March 2014
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