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Variable

UK Data Service variable record for:

Quarterly Labour Force Survey Household Dataset, April - June, 2016

Variable Details

VariableHIQUAL15
LabelHighest qualification/trade apprenticeship
Responses
1 Higher degree 6274
2 NVQ level 5 190
3 Level 8 Diploma 0
4 Level 8 Certificate 5
5 Level 7 Diploma 7
6 Level 7 Certificate 7
7 Level 8 Award 1
8 First degree/foundation degree 10765
9 Other degree 651
10 NVQ level 4 504
11 Level 6 Diploma 7
12 Level 6 Certificate 8
13 Level 7 Award 3
14 Diploma in higher education 1001
15 Level 5 Diploma 7
16 Level 5 Certificate 5
17 Level 6 Award 1
18 HNC/HND/BTEC higher etc 2404
19 Teaching further education 140
20 Teaching secondary education 89
21 Teaching primary education 177
22 Teaching foundation stage 21
23 Teaching level not stated 82
24 Nursing etc 818
25 RSA higher diploma 47
26 Other higher education below degree 952
27 Level 4 Diploma 13
28 Level 4 Certificate 20
29 Level 5 Award 0
30 NVQ level 3 3232
31 Advanced/Progression (14-19) Diploma 46
32 Level 3 Diploma 35
33 Advanced Welsh Baccalaureate 5
34 International Baccalaureate 71
35 Scottish Baccalaureate 3
36 GNVQ/GSVQ advanced 203
37 A-level or equivalent 4986
38 RSA advanced diploma 104
39 OND/ONC/BTEC/SCOTVEC National etc 1262
40 City & Guilds Advanced Craft/Part 1 1008
41 Scottish 6 year certificate/CSYS 18
42 SCE higher or equivalent 555
43 Access qualifications 82
44 AS-level or equivalent 568
45 Trade apprenticeship 2634
46 Level 3 Certificate 28
47 Level 4 Award 0
48 NVQ level 2 or equivalent 2599
49 Intermediate Welsh Baccalaureate 2
50 GNVQ/GSVQ intermediate 92
51 RSA diploma 101
52 City & Guilds Craft/Part 2 317
53 BTEC/SCOTVEC First or General diploma etc 286
54 Higher (14-19) Diploma 22
55 Level 2 Diploma 22
56 Level 2 Certificate 29
57 Scottish National Level 5 58
58 O-level, GCSE grade A*-C or equivalent 10369
59 Level 3 Award 1
60 NVQ level 1 or equivalent 248
61 Foundation Welsh Baccalaureate 0
62 GNVQ/GSVQ foundation level 14
63 Foundation (14-19) Diploma 9
64 Level 1 Diploma 5
65 Scottish National Level 4 8
66 CSE below grade 1, GCSE below grade C 1545
67 BTEC/SCOTVEC First or General certificate 23
68 SCOTVEC modules 4
69 RSA other 133
70 Scottish National Level 3 6
71 Scottish National below level 3 4
72 City & Guilds foundation/Part 1 70
73 Level 1 Certificate 14
74 Level 2 Award 1
75 YT/YTP certificate 14
76 Key skills qualification 14
77 Basic skills qualification 198
78 Entry level qualification 53
79 Entry level Diploma 2
80 Entry level Certificate 4
81 Level 1 Award 5
82 Entry level Award 1
83 Other qualification 3518
84 No qualifications 6690
85 Don't know 919
-9 Does not apply 27267
-8 No answer 258
DisclaimerPlease note that these frequencies are not weighted.
LocationQuarterly Labour Force Survey Household Dataset, April - June, 2016
UniverseHouseholds in Great Britain and Northern Ireland.;Households;National
SamplingSample drawn from main LFS data. See documentation for details.
Study TypeUntil 2015, data were produced from the April-June and October-December quarters of the main LFS each year. From January 2015, the household datasets are produced for each quarter.
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