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Variable

UK Data Service variable record for:

Childcare and Early Years Provision: Providers' Survey, 2013

Variable Details

Variableqlengt2
LabelQLENGT2 Number of years headteacher/early years co-ordinator has been working for provider
Responses
1 Less than six months (1) 421
2 Six months to a year (1) 212
3 Up to two years (2) 623
4 Up to three years (3) 569
5 Up to four years (4) 562
6 Up to five years (5) 586
7 Up to six years (6) 530
8 Up to seven years (7) 462
9 Up to eight years (8) 518
10 Up to nine years (9) 304
11 Up to ten years (10) 526
12 Up to eleven years (11) 309
13 Up to twelve years (12) 248
14 Up to thirteen years (13) 232
15 Up to fourteen years (14) 211
16 Up to fifteen years (15) 169
17 Up to sixteen years (16) 156
18 Up to seventeen years (17) 83
19 Up to eighteen years (18) 102
20 Up to nineteen years (19) 37
21 Up to twenty years (20) 656
23 Not Stated 296
-1 Don't Know 372
Sysmiss 200
DisclaimerPlease note that these frequencies are not weighted.
LocationChildcare and Early Years Provision: Providers' Survey, 2013
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