Living Standards Survey 1997-1998

Vietnam, 1997 - 1998

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VNM_1997_VLSS_v01_M

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General Statistical Office (GSO)

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Was the upper secondary school last attend public, semi-public, sponsor or private? (s2aq14)

Data file: SCR02A

Overview

Valid: 2556

Invalid: 25963

Minimum: 1

Maximum: 5

Type: Discrete

Decimal: 0

Start: 42

End: 42

Width: 1

Range: -

Format:

Questions and instructions

Question pretext

ask all household members.

Literal question

14. Was the upper secondary school last attend public, semi-public, sponsor or private?

Categories

Value	Category
1	Public
2	Semi-public
3	Sponsored
4	Private
5	Other
Sysmiss

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

You must finish all of section 2 for one household member before going on to the next
member. If you ask all members one page at a time, it is easy to miss skip patterns and waste
time of the household.

Regarding the type of school the respondent should ask the respondent carefully
and if necessary ask other responsible people in order to record the correct type of school.
Definition of types of schools as follows:
1. Public: schools organized and managed directly by the Ministry of Education and
Training in all areas including: content, fees, training, teacher allocation according to
school year plans, building facilities and providing equipment to the school.31
2. Semi-public: Schools organized and regulated by the Education ministry in order to
attract students without the ability to take the exams to enter the public schools. The
government provides the physical facilities and equipment to the school, students
must pay money to pay the teachers’ salaries and other costs.
3. Sponsored: Schools organized and established by some government agencies with
permission from the Ministry of Education and Training. The Ministry of Education
and Training supervise the educational curriculum, textbooks, and reference
materials. Students studying in these schools must pay school fees to pay salaries of
teachers and other fees.
4. Private: Schools set up by individuals or groups of people (usually good teachers)
with permission from the Ministry of Education and Training. The Ministry of
Education and Training supervises the educational curriculum, textbooks and
reference materials. Students must pay school fees to pay salaries of teachers and
other fees

Question post text

SKIP TO THE QUESTION 2 PART C

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