| Value |
Category |
| 2 |
Artisan |
| 21 |
Architect |
| 22 |
Builder |
| 23 |
Telecommunications engineer |
| 29 |
Engineer/state diploma |
| 31 |
Topographer |
| 33 |
Building technician |
| 34 |
Electronic worker |
| 35 |
Mechanic specialist |
| 39 |
Weather forecaster |
| 41 |
Airplane pilot |
| 54 |
Lab worker |
| 62 |
Doctor/surgeon |
| 65 |
Veterinarian |
| 67 |
Pharmacist |
| 71 |
Nurse |
| 72 |
Social helper |
| 74 |
Traditional health worker |
| 78 |
Health worker/healer |
| 83 |
Computer scientist |
| 110 |
Account keeper |
| 121 |
Lawyer |
| 129 |
Lawyer |
| 132 |
Secondary school teacher |
| 133 |
Primary school teacher |
| 139 |
Reading teacher/teaching assistant |
| 141 |
Traditional priest |
| 152 |
Journalist |
| 161 |
Sculptor |
| 162 |
Designer/caligrapher |
| 163 |
Photographer |
| 179 |
Musician |
| 192 |
Sociologist |
| 193 |
OBSS agent |
| 195 |
Translator |
| 202 |
Civil administrator/diplomat |
| 301 |
Treasurer |
| 310 |
Customs/administrative secretary |
| 321 |
Typist |
| 331 |
Accountant assistant |
| 339 |
Cashier/banker |
| 359 |
Ticket checker |
| 380 |
Mailman |
| 391 |
Warehouse man |
| 393 |
Clerk/office employee |
| 394 |
Travel agent/hotel reception |
| 395 |
Librarian/archivist |
| 399 |
Administrative staff |
| 410 |
Manager |
| 432 |
Trade representative |
| 442 |
Transit worker |
| 451 |
Trade agent |
| 452 |
Salesman/trader |
| 490 |
Customs worker |
| 500 |
Hotel manager |
| 520 |
Boarding manager |
| 531 |
Cook |
| 532 |
Barman |
| 540 |
Dosestic |
| 551 |
House guard |
| 552 |
Householder |
| 560 |
Laundry worker |
| 570 |
Hairdresser/beautician |
| 581 |
Fireman |
| 582 |
Military/police |
| 589 |
Police |
| 599 |
Hawker/prostitute |
| 625 |
Poultry farmer |
| 627 |
Gardener |
| 629 |
Farmer |
| 631 |
Logger |
| 632 |
Forest manager |
| 641 |
Fisherman |
| 649 |
Hunter |
| 650 |
Farm holder |
| 700 |
Agent of SONICOG |
| 713 |
Well digger |
| 726 |
Smith |
| 732 |
Woodworker |
| 754 |
Weaver |
| 756 |
Dry cleaner |
| 761 |
Tanner |
| 771 |
Flour miller |
| 773 |
Butcher |
| 776 |
Baker |
| 778 |
Brewery worker |
| 779 |
Palm oil maker/drink maker |
| 791 |
Tailor |
| 795 |
Embroiderer |
| 801 |
Shoe repairer |
| 819 |
Carpenter |
| 820 |
Store tailor |
| 839 |
Ironmonger |
| 841 |
Machine installer |
| 842 |
Watch repair |
| 843 |
Mechanic |
| 849 |
Refrigeration worker |
| 854 |
Electronic repairer |
| 855 |
Electrician |
| 856 |
Telephone repairer |
| 859 |
Electric/electronic worker |
| 861 |
Radio operator |
| 871 |
Plumber |
| 872 |
Solderer/welder |
| 873 |
Taulier |
| 874 |
Iron worker |
| 892 |
Potter |
| 902 |
Tire repairman |
| 922 |
Printer |
| 931 |
Building painter |
| 939 |
Car painter |
| 942 |
Basket maker |
| 943 |
Goldsmith/jeweller |
| 951 |
Tile layer, charcoal maker |
| 957 |
Glazier |
| 971 |
Dock & maintenance worker |
| 981 |
Sailor |
| 983 |
Train driver |
| 985 |
Driver |
| 989 |
Motorcycle transport |
| 990 |
Farming supervisor |
| 992 |
Student/apprentice |
| 995 |
Unskilled worker |
| 996 |
Other |
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.