Population and Housing Census 2004 - IPUMS Subset
Sierra Leone, 2004
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WBG_SLE_2004_PHC_v01_M_v02_A_IPUMS
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Statistics Sierra Leone (SLL), Minnesota Population Center
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- SLE2004-H-H
- SLE2004-P-H
Highest education level attained (SL2004A_0417)
Data file: SLE2004-P-H
Overview
Valid:
0
Invalid:
0
Type:
Discrete
Decimal:
0
Start:
221
End:
222
Width:
2
Range:
1 - 99
Format:
Numeric
Questions and instructions
Literal question
[Questions P19-P21: Persons age 6 years and older]
P20. Highest level attained
What is the highest level that [the respondent] attained?
[Question P20 was asked of persons age 6 or older who have ever attended school, per question P19]
[] 01 None
[] 11 Kindergarten
[] 21 Primary 1
[] 22 Primary 2
[] 23 Primary 3
[] 24 Primary 4
[] 25 Primary 5
[] 26 Primary 6
[] 31 JSS 1-3
[] 41 SSS 1-3
[] 51 Vocational/commercial
[] 61 Teacher training (TC/HTC)
[] 62 Technical (OND, HND)
[] 63 Nursing (up to SRN)
[] 71 Tertiary (certificate/diploma)
[] 72 Tertiary (first degree)
[] 73 Tertiary (post-graduate)
[] 81 Koranic
[] 92 Other (specify) ____
P20. Highest level attained
What is the highest level that [the respondent] attained?
[Question P20 was asked of persons age 6 or older who have ever attended school, per question P19]
[] 01 None
[] 11 Kindergarten
[] 21 Primary 1
[] 22 Primary 2
[] 23 Primary 3
[] 24 Primary 4
[] 25 Primary 5
[] 26 Primary 6
[] 31 JSS 1-3
[] 41 SSS 1-3
[] 51 Vocational/commercial
[] 61 Teacher training (TC/HTC)
[] 62 Technical (OND, HND)
[] 63 Nursing (up to SRN)
[] 71 Tertiary (certificate/diploma)
[] 72 Tertiary (first degree)
[] 73 Tertiary (post-graduate)
[] 81 Koranic
[] 92 Other (specify) ____
Categories
| Value | Category |
|---|---|
| 1 | None |
| 2 | Kindergarten |
| 3 | Primary 1 |
| 4 | Primary 2 |
| 5 | Primary 3 |
| 6 | Primary 4 |
| 7 | Primary 5 |
| 8 | Primary 6 |
| 9 | Junior Secondary School 1-3 |
| 10 | Senior Secondary School 1-3 |
| 11 | Vocational/commercial |
| 12 | Teacher training (TC/HTC) |
| 13 | Technical (OND, HND) |
| 14 | Nursing (up to SRN) |
| 15 | Tertiary (certificate/diploma) |
| 16 | Tertiary (first degree) |
| 17 | Tertiary (post-graduate) |
| 18 | Koranic |
| 19 | Other |
| 99 | NIU (Not in universe) |
Warning: these figures indicate the number of cases found in the data file. They cannot be interpreted as summary statistics of the population of interest.
Interviewer instructions
Columns P19 - P21) -- Education and literacy (Persons age 6 or older)
P20 -- Highest level attained
116. This question is applicable only to respondents who, in P19, answered that they had been or were still in school. It does not apply to persons who never went to school.
117. Ask: "What is the highest level that he/she attained?" i.e. highest grade/level completed). Record the appropriate code (refer to the code list).
118. If a person went to a primary school or is still attending primary school, state the level or highest class he/she has passed. His or her present class is not the highest class passed. For example, if respondent is in class 4, the highest level attained is class 3 and therefore enter 05 [or 23] in the appropriate column.
119. Similarly if the respondent is in JSS 1, the highest class passed is class 6 and therefore enter code 08 [or 26] in the column relating to that respondent. The technique here is that the highest class passed at all levels is the class immediately below the present class of the person.
120. A University undergraduate with no other qualification other than completed secondary, will have code 10 [or 41] recorded.
[Questions P19 - P21: Persons age 6 or older]
P20 Highest level attended
What is the highest level that [the respondent] attained?
[] 01 None
[] 11 Kindergarten
[] 21 Primary 1
[] 22 Primary 2
[] 23 Primary 3
[] 24 Primary 4
[] 25 Primary 5
[] 26 Primary 6
[] 31 JSS 1 - 3
[] 41 SSS 1 - 3
[] 51 Vocational / comm
[] 61 Teacher training (TC / HTC)
[] 62 Technical (OND, HND)
[] 63 Nursing (up to SRN)
[] 71 Tertiary (certificate / diploma)
[] 72 Tertiary (first degree)
[] 73 Tertiary (post-graduate)
[] 81 Koranic
[] 92 Other (specify)
P20 -- Highest level attained
116. This question is applicable only to respondents who, in P19, answered that they had been or were still in school. It does not apply to persons who never went to school.
117. Ask: "What is the highest level that he/she attained?" i.e. highest grade/level completed). Record the appropriate code (refer to the code list).
118. If a person went to a primary school or is still attending primary school, state the level or highest class he/she has passed. His or her present class is not the highest class passed. For example, if respondent is in class 4, the highest level attained is class 3 and therefore enter 05 [or 23] in the appropriate column.
119. Similarly if the respondent is in JSS 1, the highest class passed is class 6 and therefore enter code 08 [or 26] in the column relating to that respondent. The technique here is that the highest class passed at all levels is the class immediately below the present class of the person.
120. A University undergraduate with no other qualification other than completed secondary, will have code 10 [or 41] recorded.
[Questions P19 - P21: Persons age 6 or older]
P20 Highest level attended
What is the highest level that [the respondent] attained?
[] 01 None
[] 11 Kindergarten
[] 21 Primary 1
[] 22 Primary 2
[] 23 Primary 3
[] 24 Primary 4
[] 25 Primary 5
[] 26 Primary 6
[] 31 JSS 1 - 3
[] 41 SSS 1 - 3
[] 51 Vocational / comm
[] 61 Teacher training (TC / HTC)
[] 62 Technical (OND, HND)
[] 63 Nursing (up to SRN)
[] 71 Tertiary (certificate / diploma)
[] 72 Tertiary (first degree)
[] 73 Tertiary (post-graduate)
[] 81 Koranic
[] 92 Other (specify)
Description
Definition
This variable indicates the highest level of education that the individual has completed.
Universe
Persons age 6+ who attend(ed) school
concept
Concept
| var_concept.title | Vocabulary |
|---|---|
| Education Variables -- PERSON | IPUMS |