Labor Force Survey 1991
Philippines, 1991
Reference ID
PHL_1991_QLFS-Q2_v01_M
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National Statistics Office
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- 1991apr
Highest Grade Completed (GRADE)
Data file: 1991apr
Overview
Valid:
0
Invalid:
0
Type:
Discrete
Decimal:
0
Width:
2
Range:
-
Format:
Questions and instructions
Question pretext
Is ___ currently attending school? (for 5 – 24 years old only)
Categories
| Value | Category |
|---|---|
| 0 | No grade completed |
| 1 | Grade I to III |
| 2 | Grade IV |
| 3 | Grade V |
| 4 | Elementary graduate |
| 5 | 1st to 3rd year high school |
| 6 | High school graduate |
| 7 | College undergraduate |
| 40 | Ph. D. or M.S. in Agriculture, Fishery, Forestry, etc. |
| 41 | Doctor of Veterinary Medicine |
| 42 | Bachelor of Science in Agriculture - Agronomy and Horiculture ( re crops, vegetables, fisheries, and fruits) |
| 43 | Bachelor of Science in Agriculture- Animal Husbandry |
| 44 | Bachelor of Science in Agriculture- Agricultural Technology |
| 45 | Bachelor of Science in Agriculture- other fields/unspecified |
| 46 | Bachelor of Science in Fishery and Forestry |
| 47 | Ph. D. M.A. Education Guidance and Counselling, etc. |
| 48 | Bachelor of Science in Education (BSE) , including inverted course |
| 49 | Bachelor of Science in Elementary Education (BSEE) including Home Economics and Physical Education |
| 50 | Bachelor of Science in Agricultural Education |
| 51 | Bachelor of Science in Industrial Atrs |
| 52 | Bachelor of Science in other fields/unspecified |
| 53 | Ph D. or M.S. Engineering, all fields |
| 54 | Bachelor of Science in Chemical Engineering |
| 55 | Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering |
| 56 | Bachelor of Science in Electrical/Electronic Engineering |
| 57 | Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering |
| 58 | Bachelor of Science in Mining Engineeering |
| 59 | Bachelor of Science in other fields/unspecified |
| 60 | Ph. D. or M. S. Music and other fields |
| 61 | Bachelor of Science in Architecture |
| 62 | Bachelor of Science in Commercial Atrs |
| 63 | Bachelor of Science in Fine Arts (Painting or Sculpture) |
| 64 | Bachelor of Music |
| 65 | Bachelor of Science in other fields/unspecified |
| 66 | Doctorate or M. A. Philosophy, Psychology, Spanish, Library Science, etc) |
| 67 | Bachelor of Arts , General Course |
| 68 | Bachelor of Arts in Spanish Classical; Bachelor of Literature, other fields |
| 69 | Bachelor of Science in Philosophy |
| 70 | Bachelor of Science in Psychology |
| 71 | Bachelor of Science, General Course; Library Science, Theology, etc./unspecified |
| 72 | Doctor of Civil Law, Master of Laws, etc. |
| 73 | Bachelor of Laws |
| 74 | Bachelor of Science in Criminology |
| 75 | Doctor of Medicine |
| 76 | Ph . D. or M. A. in Nursing, Parmacy, etc |
| 77 | Doctor of Dental Medicine (Dentistry) |
| 78 | Doctor of Optometry |
| 79 | Bachelor of Science in Medical Technology |
| 80 | Bachelor of Science in Nursing |
| 81 | Bachelor of Science in Pharmacy |
| 82 | Bachelor of Science in other fields /unspecified |
| 83 | Ph. D. or M.A. in Chemistry, Physics, Mathematics, etc. |
| 84 | Bachelor of Arts in Geology , Geophysics, etc |
| 85 | Bachelor of Science in Biology, Botany, Zoology |
| 86 | Bachelor of Science in Chemistry |
| 87 | Bachelor of Science in Mathematics and Physics |
| 88 | Bachelor of Science in other fields/unspecified |
| 89 | Ph. D. or M.S. Banking and Finance, Business Administration, Commerce, Economics, Political Science, |
| 90 | Bachelor of Business Administration or Commercial Science, |
| 91 | Bachelor of Science in Foreign Service |
| 92 | Bachelor of Science in Journalism |
| 93 | Bachelor of Science in Nutrition or Food and Nutrition |
| 94 | Bachelor of Science in Food Technology |
| 95 | Bachelor of Science in Home Economics |
| 96 | Bachelor of Science in Social Work and Sociology |
| 97 | Bachelorof Science in Statistics |
| 98 | Bachelor of Science in Mass Communication, Hotel and Restaurant Management , etc/unspecified |
| 99 | Field of study or degree not specified |
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
Enter in column 7 only the code corresponding to the highest grade completed of members 10 years old and over as follows:
00 No grade completed
01 Grade I to III
02 Grade IV
03 Grade V
04 Elementary Graduate
05 1st to 3rd Year High School
06 High School Graduate
07 College Undergraduate
For college graduates, the degree and field of study must be specified.
However, if a member has completed a college or higher degree, specify in words the degree which he has obtained as for example B.S. Chemical Engineering, B. S. Elementary Education, A.B. Economics (Bachelor of Arts in Economics), M. A. Statistics (Master of Arts in Statistics). Do not consider vocational or technical courses which any member has taken. This item refers only to attainment in formal education.
For persons who still go to school, be sure to record the highest educational level he has attained and not the level he is currently enrolled in. For example, a child who is pesently attending Grade VI should be reported as Grade V in column 7.
For those who have pursued and completed two or more degrees, report that degree which the espondent considers as the more prestigious one.
Note that Elementary Teacher's Certificate (ETC) and Associate in Arts (AA) are not Bachelor's degrees. Persons with these as their highest educational attainment should have a code of “07”, meaning college undergraduate.
00 No grade completed
01 Grade I to III
02 Grade IV
03 Grade V
04 Elementary Graduate
05 1st to 3rd Year High School
06 High School Graduate
07 College Undergraduate
For college graduates, the degree and field of study must be specified.
However, if a member has completed a college or higher degree, specify in words the degree which he has obtained as for example B.S. Chemical Engineering, B. S. Elementary Education, A.B. Economics (Bachelor of Arts in Economics), M. A. Statistics (Master of Arts in Statistics). Do not consider vocational or technical courses which any member has taken. This item refers only to attainment in formal education.
For persons who still go to school, be sure to record the highest educational level he has attained and not the level he is currently enrolled in. For example, a child who is pesently attending Grade VI should be reported as Grade V in column 7.
For those who have pursued and completed two or more degrees, report that degree which the espondent considers as the more prestigious one.
Note that Elementary Teacher's Certificate (ETC) and Associate in Arts (AA) are not Bachelor's degrees. Persons with these as their highest educational attainment should have a code of “07”, meaning college undergraduate.
Description
Definition
Highest grade completed refers to the highest grade or year completed in school, college, or university. This may be any one of the specific grades or years in elementary, high school, post secondary school, college, and post-baccalaureate levels of schooling. It also includes pre-school education.
Universe
Members of the household aged 10 years old and over.
concept
Concept
| Name |
|---|
| The codes corresponding to the highest grade of members 10 years old and over are as follows: 00 No grade completed 01 Grade I to III 02 Grade IV 03 Grade V 04 Elementary Graduate 05 1st to 3rd Year High School 06 High School Graduate 07 College Undergraduate For college graduates, the degree and field of study must be specified. |