Swiss Federal Population Census of 1970 - IPUMS Subset
Switzerland, 1970
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Profession studied, highest qualification obtained (CH1970A_0414)
Data file: CHE1970-P-H
Overview
Valid:
0
Invalid:
0
Type:
Discrete
Decimal:
0
Start:
168
End:
172
Width:
5
Range:
11101 - 99999
Format:
Numeric
Questions and instructions
Literal question
A. Questions to all persons
[Applies to questions 1-15]
14. Learned or acquired professions, completed studies (please be specific):
a) First profession learned:
________
Duration:
[] Less than 1 year
[] 1 to less than 2 years
[] 2 to less than 3 years
[] 3 years or longer
b) Profession learned later on:
________
Duration:
[] Less than 1 year
[] 1 to less than 2 years
[] 2 to less than 3 years
[] 3 years or longer
15. Acquired certificates and diplomas, academic titles:
________
[Applies to questions 1-15]
14. Learned or acquired professions, completed studies (please be specific):
a) First profession learned:
________
Duration:
[] Less than 1 year
[] 1 to less than 2 years
[] 2 to less than 3 years
[] 3 years or longer
b) Profession learned later on:
________
Duration:
[] Less than 1 year
[] 1 to less than 2 years
[] 2 to less than 3 years
[] 3 years or longer
15. Acquired certificates and diplomas, academic titles:
________
Categories
| Value | Category |
|---|---|
| 11101 | Farmers |
| 11401 | Horticultural professions and related professions |
| 11402 | Florists |
| 11502 | Lumberjacks and forestry workers |
| 21101 | Makers of cheese and dairy products |
| 21102 | Butchers |
| 21103 | Bread, candy and pastry makers |
| 21104 | Millers |
| 21105 | Other professions related to food production |
| 21201 | Brewers and maltsters |
| 21202 | Cellar masters and beverage technologists and related professions |
| 22101 | Spinning professions |
| 22102 | Weaving professions |
| 22103 | Professions in textile finishing and dying |
| 22201 | Tailors |
| 22202 | Sewers |
| 22203 | Embroiderers |
| 22204 | Other professions in the field of textile product processing |
| 22301 | Tanners, leather processors |
| 22302 | Shoe makers and other professions in the shoe industry |
| 22303 | Saddle/harness makers |
| 22304 | Other leather-related professions |
| 22305 | Fur dealers and furriers |
| 23101 | Glass blowers |
| 23102 | Opticians |
| 23103 | Glass bevellers and polishers and related fields |
| 23104 | Ceramic industry and processing professions |
| 24101 | Foundry worker and related fields |
| 24102 | Core makers, foundry casters |
| 24202 | Galvanizers and professions in metal surface refining |
| 24203 | Metal polishing and grinding |
| 24205 | Milling machine operators and planers |
| 24206 | Metal drillers |
| 24207 | Industrial metal turners |
| 24208 | Makers of small metal pieces such as bolts, screws, medical tools, etc. |
| 24209 | Other workers in secondary metals processing |
| 24301 | Welders and other professions in metal joining |
| 24303 | Industrial tinplating |
| 24304 | Blacksmiths not classified elsewhere |
| 24305 | Metal constructors and locksmiths |
| 24306 | Locksmith-constructors |
| 24307 | Locksmiths not classified elsewhere |
| 24308 | Other metal machining professions |
| 24401 | Mechanics |
| 24402 | Precision mechanics and micromechanics |
| 24403 | Locksmiths and machine fitters and related professions |
| 24404 | Engine and maintenance fitters and other mechanics |
| 24405 | Other fitters |
| 25101 | Vehicle electricians and electronics fitters |
| 25102 | Electronics fitters |
| 25103 | Electronic technicians (radio/TV/video) |
| 25105 | Wire operator/spooler and related professions |
| 25106 | Other electricians not classified elsewhere |
| 25107 | Electronics professions |
| 25201 | Watchmaker |
| 25202 | Other watch making |
| 25301 | Vehicle construction professions (land, water, air) |
| 25302 | Automobile mechanics |
| 25303 | Motorcycle and bicycle mechanics |
| 25304 | Agricultural-machine, worksite, and small-appliance mechanics |
| 25305 | Industrial lacquerers/varnishers and automobile painters |
| 26101 | Sawers, wood carvers/jigsaw operators |
| 26102 | Turners of wood and related materials |
| 26103 | Cabinet makers |
| 26104 | Carpenter-joiners |
| 26105 | Other carpenters |
| 26106 | Other woodworking professions and profession in the manufacture of cork, wicker, and woven items |
| 26202 | Other professions in wood-surface processing |
| 26301 | Professions in paper and cardboard manufacture and related professions |
| 26302 | Other professions in the manufacture and processing of paper and cardboard |
| 27101 | Typographer and related professions |
| 27102 | Lithographer |
| 27103 | Reprographer |
| 27104 | Other profession in graphic arts and page formatting/set up |
| 27201 | Printers |
| 27301 | Bookbinders |
| 28101 | Chemical laboratory assistants and laboratory assistants not classified elsewhere |
| 28102 | Chemical operators |
| 28103 | Laboratory photographers |
| 28104 | Other professions in the processing and manufacture of chemical products |
| 28201 | Professions in the manufacture and processing of plastics |
| 31101 | Architects |
| 31102 | Building engineers |
| 31104 | Machine engineers |
| 31105 | Heating, venting, and air conditioning engineers |
| 31106 | Electrical engineers |
| 31107 | Micro-technical and electronics engineers |
| 31108 | Forestry engineers |
| 31109 | Agronomist and agronomic engineers |
| 31110 | Agricultural/rural engineers and surveyors |
| 31112 | Chemical and food technology engineers |
| 31113 | Other engineers |
| 33101 | Building and civil engineering drafts people/designers |
| 33102 | Surveyor-drafters |
| 33105 | Machine drafts people/designers |
| 33109 | Other professions in technical design |
| 34104 | Other trained workers and [technical users] |
| 36105 | Other computer-related professions |
| 41101 | Masons |
| 41103 | Carpenters |
| 41105 | Paver/bricklayer |
| 41201 | Floor layers, parquetry workers, and tile layers |
| 41202 | Roofer |
| 41203 | Plasterers, stucco plasterers, and related activities |
| 41204 | Painters, upholsterers |
| 41205 | Installers and assemblers of heating and ventilation systems |
| 41206 | Building [tinsmithers] |
| 41207 | Soundproofer/insulator |
| 41208 | Professions in the construction of indoor fireplaces and glazed tile heating stoves, and chimney sweeps |
| 41209 | Glaziers |
| 41211 | Sanitary/health planners and installers |
| 42201 | Stone masons |
| 42301 | Profession in the manufacture of construction materials and building stone |
| 51102 | Salespeople, retail employees |
| 51104 | Booksellers, editors |
| 51105 | Pharmacist's assistant/hardware dealer |
| 53101 | Railway operations' controllers, station attendants, railway secretaries |
| 53202 | Truck drivers |
| 53302 | Sailors and other professions in sailing |
| 54104 | Telephone and telegraph operators |
| 54105 | Other post, telephone, and telegraph professions |
| 61103 | Service personnel |
| 61105 | Kitchen personnel |
| 62102 | Ironers, laundry workers |
| 62104 | Chimney sweeps |
| 62301 | Hairdressers |
| 72101 | Business and office white collar employees not classified elsewhere |
| 75104 | Other legal representatives and legal advisers |
| 81305 | Photographers |
| 82101 | Musicians, composers, and conductors |
| 82301 | Stone sculptors |
| 82303 | Graphic artists and [poster designers] |
| 82401 | Goldsmiths |
| 82402 | Other jewelry makers |
| 82403 | Wood sculptors and engravers and related professions |
| 82404 | Ceramicist, potter |
| 82405 | Glass and ceramic painters |
| 82406 | Musical instrument manufacturers and tuners |
| 82407 | Decorators and window dressers |
| 82409 | Interior designers |
| 82410 | Other [master craftsmen] |
| 83101 | Social workers |
| 83201 | Ordained preachers, pastors |
| 84301 | Teachers of upper-level classes, [practical training classes], and [career] orientation classes |
| 84401 | Teacher (primary school) |
| 85101 | Professions in economics |
| 85102 | Sociologists and political scientists |
| 85103 | Psychologists and employment counselors |
| 85201 | Philologists |
| 85202 | Historians and archeologists |
| 85203 | Other professions in the humanities |
| 85301 | Biologists |
| 85302 | Geographers, meteorologists |
| 85303 | Chemists |
| 85305 | Physicians |
| 85307 | Other profession in the natural and physical sciences |
| 86101 | Doctors |
| 86102 | Medical assistants |
| 86103 | Pharmacists |
| 86104 | Pharmacists assistants |
| 86201 | Physical and occupational therapists |
| 86204 | Opticians |
| 86206 | Medico-technical assistants |
| 86207 | Other therapy and medico-technical professions |
| 86208 | Medical laboratory technicians |
| 86301 | Dentists |
| 86302 | Dental mechanics/technicians |
| 86401 | Veterinarians |
| 86501 | Midwives |
| 86502 | Pediatric and maternal health care nurses |
| 86503 | Psychiatric nurses |
| 86504 | Degree-holding nurse |
| 86506 | Family helpers, community or otherwise |
| 93101 | Secondary II diplomas |
| 93102 | Tertiary diplomas |
| 99000 | Other professions, response suppressed |
| 99998 | Unknown |
| 99999 | 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
Question 14: Education
These questions should be also answered by non-working persons and housewives. The profession acquired after the obligatory school should be entered. The question on a later acquired profession (university) applies to persons who, in addition to a first profession, acquired a second profession. Also, persons who first learned a trade and then went to university should enter both levels of education.
These questions should be also answered by non-working persons and housewives. The profession acquired after the obligatory school should be entered. The question on a later acquired profession (university) applies to persons who, in addition to a first profession, acquired a second profession. Also, persons who first learned a trade and then went to university should enter both levels of education.
Description
Definition
This variable identifies the profession for which the person studied and the highest qualification was obtained.
Universe
Persons age 15+
concept
Concept
| var_concept.title | Vocabulary |
|---|---|
| Education Variables -- PERSON | IPUMS |