DDI_LKA_2012_STEP-HH_v02_M_WBDevelopment Economics Data Group2016-03-14NADAVersion 02 (March 2016)
Changes in v02 of study documentation compared to v01 published in June 2014
- v01 datasets were replaced with v02
- Study Title, Series Information and Abstract were edited
Version 01 (June 2014)STEP Skills Measurement Household Survey 2012 (Wave 1)Skills Toward Employment and Productivity (Wave1)STEP-HH 2012LKA_2012_STEP-HH_v02_MWorld Bank
Educational Testing Services
Alexandria ValerioMaria Laura Sanchez PuertaTania RajadelGaelle PierreValerie EvansSebastian Monroy Taborda(c) STEP 2014, The World BankNADAMulti-Donor Trust Fund Labor Markets, Job Creation and Economic GrowthBank Netherlands Partnership ProgramEducation Global PracticeSocial Protection and Labor Global PracticeOther Household SurveyThe STEP project consists of Household Surveys collection and Employer Surveys collection.
These surveys are part of the STEP Household Surveys collection.
So far, two waves have been implemented in 12 countries. The third wave is under preparation.
The first wave started in September 2011 and was completed in December 2013. Wave 1 countries are: Bolivia, Colombia, Sri Lanka, Lao PDR, Vietnam, the Yunnan Province in China, Ghana, and Ukraine.
The second wave started in August 2012 and was completed in June 2014. Wave 2 countries are: Armenia, Georgia, Macedonia, and Kenya.Version 02, edited anonymous datasets for public distribution.
Version 01 was published in June 2014, but is now replaced with v02.
The difference between v02 and v01 datasets:
- Changes made to all STEP countries:
1) The literacy variables had incorrect labelling, which has now been fixed
2) The 'emp' variable has been cleaned
3) The 'write_dif' variable has been corrected
4) All monetary variables (identifiable by '_usd') have been converted to PPP dollarsThe STEP (Skills Toward Employment and Productivity) Measurement program is the first ever initiative to generate internationally comparable data on skills available in developing countries. The program implements standardized surveys to gather information on the supply and distribution of skills and the demand for skills in labor market of low-income countries.
The uniquely-designed Household Survey includes modules that measure the cognitive skills (reading, writing and numeracy), socio-emotional skills (personality, behavior and preferences) and job-specific skills (subset of transversal skills with direct job relevance) of a representative sample of adults aged 15 to 64 living in urban areas, whether they work or not. The cognitive skills module also incorporates a direct assessment of reading literacy based on the Survey of Adults Skills instruments. Modules also gather information about family, health and language.Sri LankaThe STEP target population is the urban population aged 15 to 64 included. Sri Lanka sampled both urban and rural areas.
Areas are classified as rural or urban based on each country's official definition.The units of analysis are the individual respondents and households. A household roster is undertaken at the start of the survey and the individual respondent is randomly selected among all household members aged 15 to 64 included. The random selection process was designed by the STEP team and compliance with the procedure is carefully monitored during fieldwork.The target population for the Sri Lanka STEP survey comprised all non-institutionalized persons 15 to 64 years of age (inclusive) living in private dwellings in urban and rural areas of Sri Lanka at the time of data collection.
Exclusions
The target population excludes:
- Foreign diplomats and non-nationals working for international organizations;
- People in institutions such as hospitals or prisons;
- Collective dwellings or group quarters;
- Persons living outside the country at the time of data collection, e.g., students at foreign universities;
- Persons who are unable to complete the STEP assessment due to a physical or mental condition, e.g., visual impairment or paralysis.
The sample frame for the selection of first stage sample units was the Census 2011/12Sample survey data [ssd]The scope of the study includes:
- household demographic characteristics
- dwelling characteristics
- education and training
- health
- employment
- job skill requirements
- personality, behavior and preferences
- language and family background
- reading literacy test assessmentThe Nielsen Company Lanka (Pvt) LtdThe Sri Lanka sample size was 2,989 households.
The sample design is a 5 stage stratified sample design. The stratification variable is Urban-Rural indicator.
First Stage Sample
The primary sample unit (PSU) is a Grama Niladari (GN) division. The sampling objective was to conduct interviews in 200 GNs, consisting of 80 urban GNs and 120 rural GNs. Because there was some concern that it might not be possible to conduct any interviews in some initially selected GNs (e.g. due to war, conflict, or inaccessibility, for some other reason), the sampling strategy also called for the selection of 60 extra GNs (i.e., 24 urban GNs and 36 rural GNs) to be held in reserve for such eventualities. Hence, a total of 260 GNs were selected, consisting of 200 'initial' GNs and 60 'reserve' GNs. Two GNS from the initial sample of GNs were not accessible and reserve sampled GNs were used instead. Thus a total of 202 GNs were activated for data collection, and interviews were conducted in 200 GNs. The sample frame for the selection of first stage sample units was the list of GNs from the Census 2011/12. Note: The sample of first stage sample units was selected by the Sri Lanka Department of Census & Statistics (DCS) and provided to the World Bank. The DCS selected the GNs with probability proportional to size (PPS), where the measure of size was the number of dwellings in a GN.
Second Stage Sample
The second stage sample unit (SSU) is a GN segment, i.e., GN BLOCK. One GN Block was selected from each activated PSU (i.e., GN). According to the Sri Lanka survey firm, each sampled GN was divided into a number of segments, i.e., GN Blocks, with approximately the same number of households, and one GN Block was selected from each sampled GN.
Third Stage Sample
The third stage sample unit is a dwelling. The sampling objective was to obtain interviews at 15 dwellings within each selected SSU.
Fourth Stage Sample
The fourth stage sample unit is a household. The sampling objective was to select one household within each selected third stage dwelling.
Fifth Stage Sample
The fourth stage sample unit is an individual aged 15-64 (inclusive). The sampling objective was to select one individual with equal probability from each selected household.
Please refer to the Sri Lanka STEP Survey Weighting Procedures Summary for additional information on sampling.Face-to-face [f2f]The STEP survey instruments include:
(i) A Background Questionnaire developed by the WB STEP team.
(ii) A Reading Literacy Assessment developed by Educational Testing Services (ETS).
All countries adapted and translated both instruments following the STEP Technical Standards: 2 independent translators adapted and translated the Background Questionnaire and Reading Literacy Assessment, while reconciliation was carried out by a third translator.
- The survey instruments were both piloted as part of the survey pretest.
- The adapted Background Questionnaires are provided in English as external resources. The Reading Literacy Assessment is protected by copyright and will not be published.Detailed country-by-country information is provided in the National Survey Design Planning Report (NSDPR). It described the project management structure, fieldwork teams and reporting processes.
1. Each component of the STEP Survey was carried out by a personal visit using a Paper And Pencil Interview (PAPI) method.
2. As the STEP program requires all surveys to be implemented in a standardized way, particular attention was provided to implementation processes
(i) Each participating country (survey firm) wrote up a National Survey Design Planning Report (NSDPR) detailing how it intended to implement the STEP survey while complying with the STEP Technical Standards. The NSDPRs were submitted to the WB STEP team for approval.
(ii) The WB STEP team and Eductaional Testing Services (ETS) provided 2 workshops to all survey firms. The first was a 2-day workshop provided via video conference and aimed at presenting the STEP Technical Standards. The second workshop was organized over 2 full weeks at the WB's Headquarters and consisted in a training course to project managers from each survey firm on the survey instruments - Background Questionnaire and Reading Literacy Assessment - as well as on implementation and data management procedures.
(iii) Based on the STEP Technical Standards, the survey firms adapted and translated the STEP survey instruments, the Interviewer Manual, and all training materials.
(iv) Once the instruments had been adapted and translated, survey firms carried out a pre-test, usually including 20-30 interviews. Findings from the pre-test were discussed with the WB STEP team and ETS to finalize the adaptation and translation of the STEP survey instruments. In Sri Lanka the survey was implemented in Tamil and Sinhala.
(v) Each survey firm provided a 2-week training course to its enumerators, using training materials developed by the WB STEP team (after translation and adaptation). The WB STEP team's Survey Consultant helped organize the training and was present in the country for the first few days at least of the training. In addition, the WB STEP team in Washington DC provided just-in-time technical assistance, answering questions sent by the survey firm during the training. The training included in-field mock interviews in addition to in-class courses. At the end of the training, survey firms only retained enumerators having demonstrated a good understanding of the instruments.
(vi) As per STEP Technical Standards, data collection started within a few days of the end of the enumerators' training course.The composition of each country's fieldwork teams is described in the NSDPR, as well as reporting procedures and quality control processes.Weekly reports were sent to the WB STEP team, which provided just-in-time technical assistance during fieldwork to answer questions or concerns. Regular calls or VCs were also held between survey firms and the WB STEP team to discuss progress. Matters discussed usually involved questions on how to deal with specific situations, strategies to reduce non-response, the activation of reserve households, and general pace of progress. Non-response rates were high in Bolivia and Colombia, in part due to difficult access to appartment buildings and gated communities, although survey firms worked hard to gain local community leaders' support. In a few instances - all documented in the weighting documentation - a couple of EAs were replaced due to security concerns or because an EA had been completely altered (e.g. construction site, dwellings converted into a large shopping center).
(vii) Interviews lasted between 120 and 150 minutes, depending on respondents' reading proficiency.Number of Supervisors
The STEP main study will have tentatively 110 Interviewers and 23 Supervisors who will be supervised by a Senior Filed Executive, who comes under the Field Manager.
Supervisor Responsibilities
As mentioned in TOR, Nielsen will ensure that there is a rigorous supervision process and mechanism (including spot-checks) in place to ascertain an appropriate implementation of the survey (verifying adherence to the sample selected), correct implementation of tests and adherence to established interview protocols. In particular, the supervisors will carry out a verification of each interviewer's visits by a revisit to 15% of the households in each interviewer assignment and a follow-up of a further 15% of the households by telephone in each interviewer assignment. The households involved in the verification process will be randomly selected within each PSU. However, the telephone penetration in rural areas is very low. In our experience significant levels of respondents in Sri Lanka do not agree to share their telephone numbers and even we can't expect the respondent to share cell numbers. Since many information has been included with more than two hrs. Interview getting a telephone number will be a challenge for some respondents. So we suggested 25% revisits and 5% by telephone to be more realistic. If any interviewer's work is found to be suspicious, the interviewer will be dismissed and all of the interviews done by that interviewer will be redone in their entirety. Nielsen suggests if suspicious work is confirmed then those interviews have to be carried out again with replacement samples, since re-interviewing is not acceptable by the same respondent and those aspects will be discussed in a later stage. As commented by the WB team, if the interviewer has actually been in the HH, the HH can be replaced, but if the interviewer made up the answers without being in the household, or made up all the individual answers, the original HH should be used. As presented and discussed during the Washington training, wherever possible the supervisors will have to carry out the selection of the households (second stage of the sampling design) in their respective PSUs, as newly recommended in the Technical Standards for the Design and Implementation of the STEP survey. They will submit the listings of dwellings and the corresponding sample selection to the Senior Field Executive.
The supervisor will also be in charge of following-up with the households which refused the interview, in order to try and convert these households to taking the interview. If successful, an interviewer will be dispatched to interview that household.
Each of the Supervisors will supervise about 3 - 4 interviewers. The supervisors' responsibilities will include:
• Attend and participate in the interviewer training
• Assign cases to their interviewers and monitor clear productivity and expenses etc.
• Hold a weekly meeting with each interviewer to review the status of each of their cases, find out how much they have worked, review any problem situations, and motivate them to finish on time; they will also need to be available to receive calls from interviewers who have problems throughout the week
• Monitor the progress of data collection, review nonresponse reported by the interviewers, and implement reassignment and conversion procedures • Review interviewers reporting of time and expenses
• Perform 15-25% validation of a designated fraction of each interviewer's work by visiting and telephoning the respondent and asking a brief set of questions
• Edit the data collected from each interviewer if required • Report to the Senior Field Executive/ Manager on a weekly basis (or more frequently if a problem arises) on the progress of the survey in their district/province
Progress Reporting: Nielsen will submit to the WB Team a data file containing all the entered survey data to date bi weekly.The Sri Lanka five-stage stratified cluster design resulted in differential probabilities of selection for the selected persons. Consequently, each selected person in the survey does not necessarily represent the same number of persons in the target population. To account for differential probabilities of selection due to the nature of the design and to ensure accurate survey estimates, the Sri Lanka STEP requires a sampling weight for each person that participated in the survey.
In general, the objectives of the Sri Lanka STEP weighting are to construct a set of survey weights to,
1) Compensate for unequal probabilities of selection;
2) Compensate for household-level non-response and person-level non-response;
3) Adjust the weighted sample distribution for key variables of interest (for example, age, gender, education) so that it conforms to a known population distribution for these variables.
The general weighting procedure for the Sri Lanka STEP survey required the following tasks.
1) Creation of a data file to input to the weighting process;
2) World Bank (WB) Weight Requirement:
Create survey weights for sampled cases of households and persons that provided sufficient data to be considered a participant in the survey. This requirement does not necessarily include the completion of an assessment General Booklet, nor does it necessarily include the completion of all household and individual questionnaire modules.
a) Calculation of a PSU weight for 200 sampled PSUs (i.e., 80 urban PSUs, 120 rural PSUs);
b) Calculation of a household weight for each sampled household; i) Calculation of a household-level non-response adjustment independently for each PSU.
c) Calculation of a person weight for each selected person (SP); i) Calculation of a non-response adjustment independently for each sampled person.
3) The required output from the weighting process is a final Sri Lanka data file with the survey design weights (i.e., for each sampled PSU, household, person) appended to each data record.STEP Data Management Process
1. Raw data is sent by the survey firm
2. The WB STEP team runs data checks on the Background Questionnaire data.
- ETS runs data checks on the Reading Literacy Assessment data.
- Comments and questions are sent back to the survey firm.
3. The survey firm reviews comments and questions. When a data entry error is identified, the survey firm corrects the data.
4. The WB STEP team and ETS check the data files are clean. This might require additional iterations with the survey firm.
5. Once the data has been checked and cleaned, the WB STEP team computes the weights. Weights are computed by the STEP team to ensure consistency across sampling methodologies.
6. ETS scales the Reading Literacy Assessment data.
7. The WB STEP team merges the Background Questionnaire data with the Reading Literacy Assessment data and computes derived variables.
Detailed information data processing in STEP surveys is provided in the 'Guidelines for STEP Data Entry Programs' document provided as an external resource. The template do-file used by the STEP team to check the raw background questionnaire data is provided as an external resource.The response rate for Sri Lanka (urban and rural) was 63%. (See STEP Methodology Note Table 4).A weighting documentation was prepared for each participating country and provides some information on sampling errors. Weighting documentation is provided as an external resource.World Bank. Sri Lanka STEP Skills Measurement Household Survey 2012 (Wave 1). Ref. LKA_2012_STEP-HH_v02_M. Dataset downloaded from [URL] on [date].The user of the data acknowledges that the original collector of the data, the authorized distributor of the data, and the relevant funding agency bear no responsibility for use of the data or for interpretations or inferences based upon such uses.STEP Sri_Lanka_HH Roster_s10_finalSTEP Sri Lanka Household Roster 2012
The dataset contains information on all household members from Module 1: Household Level Information (Part A: Household Roster and Part B: Dwelling) of the background questionnaire.12129135STEP Sri_Lanka_workingSTEP Sri Lanka Working Dataset
The dataset contains information on all selected individual respondents from the background questionnaire's Module 1 to Module 11, and scores from Reading Literacy Assessment.2989125812129Sri_LankaCluster ID = cea = gn ID used during fieldworkCluster ID = cea = gn ID used during fieldworkCluster ID = cea = gn ID used during fieldworkCluster ID = cea = gn ID used during fieldworkCluster ID = cea = gn ID used during fieldwork12129101303201.15258.419Household ID#-assigned in field [=hhsmpseq]Household ID#-assigned in field [=hhsmpseq]Household ID#-assigned in field [=hhsmpseq]Household ID#-assigned in field [=hhsmpseq]Household ID#-assigned in field [=hhsmpseq]1212913014.0088.921Household member ID CodeHousehold member ID CodeHousehold member ID CodeHousehold member ID CodeHousehold member ID Code121291234567891011121314Q6 IDQ6 IDQ6 IDQ6 IDQ6 ID121291234567891112Is the respondent eligible for the STEP survey?Is the respondent eligible for the STEP survey?Is the respondent eligible for the STEP survey?Is the respondent eligible for the STEP survey?Is the respondent eligible for the STEP survey?12129No1Yesfinal status code of sample casefinal status code of sample casefinal status code of sample casefinal status code of sample casefinal status code of sample case12129101-Refusal-Household202-Unusual circumstance-Household303-No knowledgeable household member found after 3 visits404-Temporarily absent/unavailable for field period505-No competent household member to interview (because of severe illness, mental606-Language problem707-Dwelling could not be found / selected address has no household808-Vacant dwelling909-Dwelling not habitable/dwelling destroyed/dwelling converted to commercial us1010-household moved away2121-Household Refusal to continue Household Module (i.e., begun but not complete)2222-Household module terminated due to unusual circumstance3131-No eligible household member aged 15-643232-Refusal-Refusal by SP to begin modules 2-73333-Interview termination-SP unusual circumstance3434-Refusal-Other Household Member refused to let SP participate3535-Unable to contact SP after 3 attempts3636-SP absent for entire survey period3737-SP deaf or gard of hearing3838-SP learning or mental disability3939-SP speech impairment4040-SP language problem5151-Refusal by SP to continue modules 2-75252-Interview termination-SP unusual circumstance6161-SP unable to read language of GB6262-SP refusal to begin GB6363-SP unable to do GB due to unusual circumstance6464-SP blindness or visual impairment-unable to do GB6565-SP physical disability7171-SP looked through GB-unable to read & write language of GB7272-SP refused to continue GB after starting7373-GB interruption too long7474-GB terminated due to unusual circumstance7575-Attempted General Booklet but no answers marked7676-Attempted part or all of General Booklet; less than 3 correct Core answers7777-Marked some items & attempted all items in General Booklet7878-Marked all items in General Booklet9494-Case dropped due to data quality issue9595-Reserve household not activated9696-General non-response; unspecified reason9797-Household not interviewed due to field procedure error– wrong household selec9898-Incorrect eligible household member selected9999-Ineligible household member selectedFinal Status-Revised for out-of-order casesFinal Status-Revised for out-of-order casesFinal Status-Revised for out-of-order casesFinal Status-Revised for out-of-order casesFinal Status-Revised for out-of-order cases12129101-Refusal-Household202-Unusual circumstance-Household303-No knowledgeable household member found after 3 visits404-Temporarily absent/unavailable for field period505-No competent household member to interview (because of severe illness, mental606-Language problem707-Dwelling could not be found / selected address has no household808-Vacant dwelling909-Dwelling not habitable/dwelling destroyed/dwelling converted to commercial us1010-household moved away2121-Household Refusal to continue Household Module (i.e., begun but not complete)2222-Household module terminated due to unusual circumstance3131-No eligible household member aged 15-643232-Refusal-Refusal by SP to begin modules 2-73333-Interview termination-SP unusual circumstance3434-Refusal-Other Household Member refused to let SP participate3535-Unable to contact SP after 3 attempts3636-SP absent for entire survey period3737-SP deaf or gard of hearing3838-SP learning or mental disability3939-SP speech impairment4040-SP language problem5151-Refusal by SP to continue modules 2-75252-Interview termination-SP unusual circumstance6161-SP unable to read language of GB6262-SP refusal to begin GB6363-SP unable to do GB due to unusual circumstance6464-SP blindness or visual impairment-unable to do GB6565-SP physical disability7171-SP looked through GB-unable to read & write language of GB7272-SP refused to continue GB after starting7373-GB interruption too long7474-GB terminated due to unusual circumstance7575-Attempted General Booklet but no answers marked7676-Attempted part or all of General Booklet; less than 3 correct Core answers7777-Marked some items & attempted all items in General Booklet7878-Marked all items in General Booklet9494-Case dropped due to data quality issue9595-Reserve household not activated9696-General non-response; unspecified reason9797-Household not interviewed due to field procedure error– wrong household selec9898-Incorrect eligible household member selected9999-Ineligible household member selectedFinal Response Category-HouseholdsFinal Response Category-HouseholdsFinal Response Category-HouseholdsFinal Response Category-HouseholdsFinal Response Category-Households1212911-Participant HH22-Ineligible HH33-Non-participant; Eligible HH44-Non-participant, activated HH; Unknown Eligibility55-Non-participant, non-activated HH; Unknown EligibilityBasic GN Weight - Adjusted for Non-participating GNsBasic GN Weight - Adjusted for Non-participating GNsBasic GN Weight - Adjusted for Non-participating GNsBasic GN Weight - Adjusted for Non-participating GNsBasic GN Weight - Adjusted for Non-participating GNs121291.872552.43765.52168.547Final Household WeightFinal Household WeightFinal Household WeightFinal Household WeightFinal Household Weight12129151.77113167.0431638.0261457.966Random Number1Random Number1Random Number1Random Number1Random Number112129123456789101112131415Random Number2Random Number2Random Number2Random Number2Random Number212129123456789101112131415Random Number3Random Number3Random Number3Random Number3Random Number312129123456789101112131415Random Number4Random Number4Random Number4Random Number4Random Number412129123456789101112131415Random Number5Random Number5Random Number5Random Number5Random Number512129123456789101112131415Random Number6Random Number6Random Number6Random Number6Random Number612129123456789101112131415Random Number7Random Number7Random Number7Random Number7Random Number712129123456789101112131415Random Number8Random Number8Random Number8Random Number8Random Number812129123456789101112131415Random Number9Random Number9Random Number9Random Number9Random Number912129123456789101112131415Random Number10Random Number10Random Number10Random Number10Random Number1012129123456789101112131415Random Number11Random Number11Random Number11Random Number11Random Number1112129123456789101112131415Random Number12Random Number12Random Number12Random Number12Random Number1212129123456789101112131415Random Number13Random Number13Random Number13Random Number13Random Number1312129123456789101112131415Random Number14Random Number14Random Number14Random Number14Random Number1412129123456789101112131415Random Number15Random Number15Random Number15Random Number15Random Number1512129123456789101112131415SexSexSexSexSexModule 1: Household Level Information
Part A: Household Roster
Q2. Sex121291MALE2FEMALERelationship to household headRelationship to household headRelationship to household headRelationship to household headRelationship to household headModule 1: Household Level Information
Part A: Household Roster
Q3. Relationship to head121291HEAD2SPOUSE/PARTNER3SON/DAUGHTER4SON/DAUGHTER-IN-LAW5FATHER/MOTHER6FATHER/MOTHER-IN-LAW7SISTER/BROTHER8GRANDCHILD9GRANDPARENT10NIECE/NEPHEW11OTHER RELATIVE12NOT RELATED (SPECIFY)Age in yearsAge in yearsAge in yearsAge in yearsAge in yearsModule 1: Household Level Information
Part A: Household Roster
Q4. How old is [NAME} in solar calendar?121299831.94920.769Date of birth - monthDate of birth - monthDate of birth - monthDate of birth - monthDate of birth - monthModule 1: Household Level Information
Part A: Household Roster
Q5. What is [NAME'S] date of birth in solar calendar? (month)Record four digits of the year
For unknown month, record "99".
Compare to age recorded in Q4 and resolve any discrepancies1212912345678910111299unknown MonthDate of birth - yearDate of birth - yearDate of birth - yearDate of birth - yearDate of birth - yearModule 1: Household Level Information
Part A: Household Roster
Q5. What is [NAME'S] date of birth in solar calendar? (year)Record four digits of the year
For unknown month, record "99".
Compare to age recorded in Q4 and resolve any discrepancies12129191420121979.49520.761At least one HH member aged 15 to 64?At least one HH member aged 15 to 64?At least one HH member aged 15 to 64?At least one HH member aged 15 to 64?At least one HH member aged 15 to 64?121291yes2noIs 6 years or older?Is 6 years or older?Is 6 years or older?Is 6 years or older?Is 6 years or older?Module 1: Household Level Information
Part A: Household Roster
Q6. Is [name] 6 years or older?No >> Next person121291yes2noHas ever attended school?Has ever attended school?Has ever attended school?Has ever attended school?Has ever attended school?Module 1: Household Level Information
Part A: Household Roster
Q7. Has [name] ever attended school?No >> Q10
Don't know >> Q101110210271YES2NO3DKSysmissIs presently attending and educational institution?Is presently attending and educational institution?Is presently attending and educational institution?Is presently attending and educational institution?Is presently attending and educational institution?Module 1: Household Level Information
Part A: Household Roster
Q8. Is [name] currently attending an educational institution?1080413251yes2noSysmissHighest level of formal education completedHighest level of formal education completedHighest level of formal education completedHighest level of formal education completedHighest level of formal education completedModule 1: Household Level Information
Part A: Household Roster
Q9. What is the highest level of formal education [NAME] has completed?Primary education (ISCED 1) 02 >>Q12
Lower Secondary (ISCED 2)03 >>Q12
Upper secondary (ISCED 3)04 >>Q12
College (isced 4)05 >>Q12
Undergraduate or masters degree 06 >>Q12
Doctorate 07 >>Q121080613231No formal education or less than completed Primary2Completed primary education (Grade 1-5)3Completed lower secondary (Grade 6-8)4Passed GCE/ O/L5Passed GCE A/L6Completed bachelor degree7Completed Masters8Completed PhD/ doctorate11Vocational training (certificate)12Technical education (diploma)13Professional qualification (diploma)14Vocational technology (degree, bachelor level)99Don't knowSysmissCan read a letter?Can read a letter?Can read a letter?Can read a letter?Can read a letter?Module 1: Household Level Information
Part A: Household Roster
Q10. Can [NAME] read a short simple statement (in any language)?454116751yes, without difficulty2yes, but with difficulty3noSysmissCan write a letter?Can write a letter?Can write a letter?Can write a letter?Can write a letter?Module 1: Household Level Information
Part A: Household Roster
Q11. Can [NAME] write a short simple statement (in any language)?454116751yes, without difficulty2yes, but with difficulty3noSysmissInterviewer: Is [Name] 15 years or older?Interviewer: Is [Name] 15 years or older?Interviewer: Is [Name] 15 years or older?Interviewer: Is [Name] 15 years or older?Interviewer: Is [Name] 15 years or older?Module 1: Household Level Information
Part A: Household Roster
Q12. Is [name]15 years or older?No >> Next person, Q61110010291yes2noSysmissMarital statusMarital statusMarital statusMarital statusMarital statusModule 1: Household Level Information
Part A: Household Roster
Q13. What is the marital status of [NAME]?896231671married (monogamous union)2married (polygamous union)3co-habitation4divorced5separated6widow/er7never marriedSysmissIn past 7 days, worked at least 1 hour?In past 7 days, worked at least 1 hour?In past 7 days, worked at least 1 hour?In past 7 days, worked at least 1 hour?In past 7 days, worked at least 1 hour?Module 1: Household Level Information
Part A: Household Roster
Q14. During the past 7 days, did [NAME} work for at least an hour for wage or salary in cash or in kind OR work on his/her own account for profit or family gain OR work in a family business or on a farm?Yes >> Q17Include as working anyone temporarily absent from work896431651yes2noSysmissLooked for work during the past 2 weeks?Looked for work during the past 2 weeks?Looked for work during the past 2 weeks?Looked for work during the past 2 weeks?Looked for work during the past 2 weeks?Module 1: Household Level Information
Part A: Household Roster
Q15. During the past 4 weeks, did [NAME] actively look for work and was [NAME] available to start a job if he/she found one?Yes >> Q18421779121yes2noSysmissPresent situationPresent situationPresent situationPresent situationPresent situationModule 1: Household Level Information
Part A: Household Roster
Q16. Which of the following best describes the present situation of [NAME] ?>> Q18381983101housework / housewife2student3retired4ill, disabled5not working and not looking for workSysmissEmployment typeEmployment typeEmployment typeEmployment typeEmployment typeModule 1: Household Level Information
Part A: Household Roster
Q17. For the main work [Name] did in the past 7 days, what was the employment type of the work?474773821wage worker /employee2own economic activity without hired labor3own economic activity with hired labor/employer4unpaid worker in family business/ farmSysmissInterviewer: Between 15 and 64 years old?Interviewer: Between 15 and 64 years old?Interviewer: Between 15 and 64 years old?Interviewer: Between 15 and 64 years old?Interviewer: Between 15 and 64 years old?Module 1: Household Level Information
Part A: Household Roster
Q18. Interviewer check: Is this person between 15 and 64 years old?No >> Next person, Q6Interviewer check: Is this person between 15 and 64 years old?896431651yes2noSysmissInterviewer: Mentally capable to answer?Interviewer: Mentally capable to answer?Interviewer: Mentally capable to answer?Interviewer: Mentally capable to answer?Interviewer: Mentally capable to answer?Module 1: Household Level Information
Part A: Household Roster
Q19. Interviewer check: Is this person mentally capable to answer the individual modules?No >> Next person, Q6Do not ask the household820039291yes2noSysmissInterviewer: Sequential number of eligible personsInterviewer: Sequential number of eligible personsInterviewer: Sequential number of eligible personsInterviewer: Sequential number of eligible personsInterviewer: Sequential number of eligible personsModule 1: Household Level Information
Part A: Household Roster
Q20. Interviewer check: Number the person (sequentially) as eligible for individual survey.>> Next person, Q6Interviewer check: Number the person (sequentially) as eligible for individual survey.813239971234567891011SysmissNumber ANumber ANumber ANumber ANumber AModule 1: Household Level Information
Part C: Filter instructions to choose the individual respondent
Q1. Interviewer check: Write the number of persons who are qualified from Question 20Interviewer check: Write the number of persons who are qualified from Question 20121291234567891011Number BNumber BNumber BNumber BNumber BModule 1: Household Level Information
Part C: Filter instructions to choose the individual respondent
Q1. Interviewer check: Write the number from the random number table that is less than or equal to AInterviewer check: Write the number from the random number table that is less than or equal to A: ________ CALL THIS NUMBER B.12129123456789Kind of dwellingKind of dwellingKind of dwellingKind of dwellingKind of dwellingIn this section we will ask some questions about your dwelling and assets, and the utilities your household uses.Module 1: Household Level Information
Part B: Dwelling
Q1. What kind of dwelling is this?121291single family house/ semi-detached house2part of a house/ part of an apartment3apartment in a building with less than 10 dwellings4apartment in a building with 10 or more dwellings5makeshift dwelling/ temporary dwelling10line housesQ1:OtherQ1:OtherQ1:OtherQ1:OtherQ1:OtherModule 1: Household Level Information
Part B: Dwelling
Q1. What kind of dwelling is this?
Other (Specify)10LINING ROOMLINING ROOMS ( ESTATE )Material of wallsMaterial of wallsMaterial of wallsMaterial of wallsMaterial of wallsModule 1: Household Level Information
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Q2. What is the major constuction material of the walls of the dwelling?121291bricks2cabook3cement block / stone4pressed soil block5mud6cadjan / palmyrah7plank / metal sheet19other (specify______________________)20granite99don't knowQ2: OtherQ2: OtherQ2: OtherQ2: OtherQ2: OtherModule 1: Household Level Information
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Q2. What is the major constuction material of the walls of the dwelling?
Other (Specify)25ConcreteWATTLE AND DAUBMaterial of roofMaterial of roofMaterial of roofMaterial of roofMaterial of roofModule 1: Household Level Information
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Q3. What is the major construction material of the roof?121291tiles2asbestos3concrete4metal sheeting5cadjan / palmyrah / straw9other (specify______________________)10tar sheets11tarpaulinQ3: otherQ3: otherQ3: otherQ3: otherQ3: otherModule 1: Household Level Information
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Q3. What is the major construction material of the roof?
Other (Specify)9TAR SHEETTARTAULINMaterial of floorMaterial of floorMaterial of floorMaterial of floorMaterial of floorModule 1: Household Level Information
Part B: Dwelling
Q4. What is the major construction material of the floor?121291cement2tile / terazzo / granite3mud4wood5sand9other (specify)10concrete11cow dungQ4: OtherQ4: OtherQ4: OtherQ4: OtherQ4: OtherModule 1: Household Level Information
Part B: Dwelling
Q4. What is the major construction material of the floor?
Other (Specify)232CONCRETECOW DUNGConcreteOwnership status of dwellingOwnership status of dwellingOwnership status of dwellingOwnership status of dwellingOwnership status of dwellingModule 1: Household Level Information
Part B: Dwelling
Q5. Does your household own or is purchasing this dwelling, is it provided to you by an employer, do you use it for free, or do you rent this dwelling?121291owned2being purchased/ paying loan or mortgage3employer provides/ pays rent4free - authorized5free - not authorized6rentedQ5: OtherQ5: OtherQ5: OtherQ5: OtherQ5: OtherModule 1: Household Level Information
Part B: Dwelling
Q5. Does your household own or is purchasing this dwelling, is it provided to you by an employer, do you use it for free, or do you rent this dwelling?
Other (Specify)Number of roomsNumber of roomsNumber of roomsNumber of roomsNumber of roomsModule 1: Household Level Information
Part B: Dwelling
Q6. How many rooms are there in this dwelling?1212912345678Rooms used for sleepingRooms used for sleepingRooms used for sleepingRooms used for sleepingRooms used for sleepingModule 1: Household Level Information
Part B: Dwelling
Q7. How many rooms of the dwelling are used for sleeping ?12129123456Source of drinking waterSource of drinking waterSource of drinking waterSource of drinking waterSource of drinking waterModule 1: Household Level Information
Part B: Dwelling
Q8. What is the main source of drinking water for this household?121291protected well within premises2protected well outside premises3unprotected well4tube well5tap within premises (main line) - nwsdb/la6tap ouside premises (main line) - nwsdb/la7bowser8stream watercollected and distributed by pipe lines9bottled water10tank11river / stream19other (specify_______________________)20pipe bone water from a community water project99don't knowQ8: OtherQ8: OtherQ8: OtherQ8: OtherQ8: OtherModule 1: Household Level Information
Part B: Dwelling
Q8. What is the main source of drinking water for this household?
Other (Specify)220COMIUNITY BASE WATTER PROJECTCOMMITY BASED PROJECTSCOMMIUNITY BASED WATER PROJECTCOMMUNITY BASED PROJECTCOMMUNITY BASED PROJECTCOMMUNITY BASED PROJECTSCOMMUNITY BASED WATER PROJECTCOMMUNITY BASED WATER SUPPLIERCOMMUNITY MONTER PROJECTCOMMUNITY WATER PROFEDCOMMUNITY WATER PROJECTCOMMUNITY WATER PROTECTFROM COLLETED IN TO A TANK THROUGH A SPRINGPUBLIC WATER LINESECOND COMMUNITY WATER PROJECTTHROUGH A COMMUNITY BASED WATER PROJECTTHROUGH A COMMUNITY BASED WATER PROTECTTHROUGH A COMMUNITY WATER PROJECTTHROUGH A COMMUNITY WATER SCHEMETHROUGH THE GAMIDIRIYA WATER SCHEMEDoes household treat water?Does household treat water?Does household treat water?Does household treat water?Does household treat water?Module 1: Household Level Information
Part B: Dwelling
Q9. Does your household treat water in any way such as boiling, filtering or otherwise before drinking?12096331yes2no3DK9DKSysmissWhere is cooking usually done?Where is cooking usually done?Where is cooking usually done?Where is cooking usually done?Where is cooking usually done?Module 1: Household Level Information
Part B: Dwelling
Q10. Where is the cooking usually done?121291in special room in the house2in the house, not in a special room3in a separate building4outdoors5we do not cook at this householdQ10: OtherQ10: OtherQ10: OtherQ10: OtherQ10: OtherModule 1: Household Level Information
Part B: Dwelling
Q10. Where is the cooking usually done?
Other (Specify)Energy for cookingEnergy for cookingEnergy for cookingEnergy for cookingEnergy for cookingModule 1: Household Level Information
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Q11. What source of energy does your household mainly use for cooking?12105241electricity2lpg (liquefied petroleum gas)6kerosene7wood8saw dust / paddy husk99don't knowSysmissQ11: otherQ11: otherQ11: otherQ11: otherQ11: otherModule 1: Household Level Information
Part B: Dwelling
Q11. What source of energy does your household mainly use for cooking?
Other (Specify)Energy for lightingEnergy for lightingEnergy for lightingEnergy for lightingEnergy for lightingModule 1: Household Level Information
Part B: Dwelling
Q12. What source of energy does your household mainly use for lighting?121291ELECTRICITY FROM CEB2ELECTRICITY FROM COMMUNITY GRID4ELECTRICITY FROM HOUSE GENERATOR5ELECTRICITY FROM SHARED GENERATOR6SOLAR ENERGY7WIND ENERGY8KEROSENE LAMP9GAS LAMP10BATTERY11WOOD13FLASHLIGHT/ TORCH14CANDLES20OTHER (SPECIFY)21222399DON'T KNOWQ12: OtherQ12: OtherQ12: OtherQ12: OtherQ12: OtherModule 1: Household Level Information
Part B: Dwelling
Q12. What source of energy does your household mainly use for lighting?
Other (Specify)Toilet facilityToilet facilityToilet facilityToilet facilityToilet facilityModule 1: Household Level Information
Part B: Dwelling
Q13. What kind of toilet facility do members of this household usually use?121291FLUSH / POUR TYPE TOILET CONNECTED TO PIPED SEWER SYSTEM2FLUSH / POUR TYPE TOILET CONNECTED TO SEPTIC TANK3FLUSH / POUR TYPE TOILET CONNECTED TO PIT LATRINE4FLUSH / POUR TYPE TOILET CONNECTED ELSEWHERE/ CONNECTION UNK5VENTILATED IMPROVED PIT LATRINE (VIP)6PIT LATRINE WITH SLAB7OPEN PIT8WATER SEAL9BUCKET TOILET10CLOSET OVER SEA OR WATER11NO FACILITY (BUSH, FIELD, ETC.)19Other20OTHER (SPECIFY_______________________)212223Q13: OtherQ13: OtherQ13: OtherQ13: OtherQ13: OtherModule 1: Household Level Information
Part B: Dwelling
Q13. What kind of toilet facility do members of this household usually use?
Other (Specify)5Ventilated improved pit latrine (VIP)Is toilet shared?Is toilet shared?Is toilet shared?Is toilet shared?Is toilet shared?Module 1: Household Level Information
Part B: Dwelling
Q14. Is this toilet shared with one or more other households?119471821Yes2NoSysmissa mobile phonea mobile phonea mobile phonea mobile phonea mobile phoneModule 1: Household Level Information
Part B: Dwelling
Q15. Does anybody in the household own (in working condition) …?
- A mobile phone121291Yes2Noa fixed telephone linea fixed telephone linea fixed telephone linea fixed telephone linea fixed telephone lineModule 1: Household Level Information
Part B: Dwelling
Q15. Does anybody in the household own (in working condition) …?
- A fixed telephone line121291Yes2Noa radioa radioa radioa radioa radioModule 1: Household Level Information
Part B: Dwelling
Q15. Does anybody in the household own (in working condition) …?
- A radio121291Yes2Noa sewing machinea sewing machinea sewing machinea sewing machinea sewing machineModule 1: Household Level Information
Part B: Dwelling
Q15. Does anybody in the household own (in working condition) …?
- A television121291Yes2Noa water heatera water heatera water heatera water heatera water heaterModule 1: Household Level Information
Part B: Dwelling
Q15. Does anybody in the household own (in working condition) …?
- A refrigerator121291Yes2Noa cooker (gas, kerosene, electric)a cooker (gas, kerosene, electric)a cooker (gas, kerosene, electric)a cooker (gas, kerosene, electric)a cooker (gas, kerosene, electric)Module 1: Household Level Information
Part B: Dwelling
Q15. Does anybody in the household own (in working condition) …?
- An automatic washing machine121291Yes2Noan electric fanan electric fanan electric fanan electric fanan electric fanModule 1: Household Level Information
Part B: Dwelling
Q15. Does anybody in the household own (in working condition) …?
- An air conditioner121291Yes2Noan air conditioneran air conditioneran air conditioneran air conditioneran air conditionerModule 1: Household Level Information
Part B: Dwelling
Q15. Does anybody in the household own (in working condition) …?
- A computer (desktop/ laptop/ ipad, etc)121291Yes2Noa color televisiona color televisiona color televisiona color televisiona color televisionModule 1: Household Level Information
Part B: Dwelling
Q15. Does anybody in the household own (in working condition) …?
- Any internet connection/ internet access121291Yes2Noa black and white televisiona black and white televisiona black and white televisiona black and white televisiona black and white televisionModule 1: Household Level Information
Part B: Dwelling
Q15. Does anybody in the household own (in working condition) …?
- A bicycle121291Yes2Noa refrigeratora refrigeratora refrigeratora refrigeratora refrigeratorModule 1: Household Level Information
Part B: Dwelling
Q15. Does anybody in the household own (in working condition) …?
- A motorcycle / scooter121291Yes2Noan automatic washing machinean automatic washing machinean automatic washing machinean automatic washing machinean automatic washing machineModule 1: Household Level Information
Part B: Dwelling
Q15. Does anybody in the household own (in working condition) …?
- A three-wheeler121291Yes2Noother washing machineother washing machineother washing machineother washing machineother washing machineModule 1: Household Level Information
Part B: Dwelling
Q15. Does anybody in the household own (in working condition) …?
- A car /truck121291Yes2Noa microwave owena microwave owena microwave owena microwave owena microwave owenModule 1: Household Level Information
Part B: Dwelling
Q15. Does anybody in the household own (in working condition) …?
- A water heater121291Yes2Noa computer (desktop/ laptop/ ipad, etc)a computer (desktop/ laptop/ ipad, etc)a computer (desktop/ laptop/ ipad, etc)a computer (desktop/ laptop/ ipad, etc)a computer (desktop/ laptop/ ipad, etc)Module 1: Household Level Information
Part B: Dwelling
Q15. Does anybody in the household own (in working condition) …?
- An animal-drawn cart121291Yes2Noany internet connection/ internet accessany internet connection/ internet accessany internet connection/ internet accessany internet connection/ internet accessany internet connection/ internet accessModule 1: Household Level Information
Part B: Dwelling
Q15. Does anybody in the household own (in working condition) …?
- A boat without motor121291Yes2Noa bicyclea bicyclea bicyclea bicyclea bicycleModule 1: Household Level Information
Part B: Dwelling
Q15. Does anybody in the household own (in working condition) …?
- A boat with motor121291Yes2Noa motorcycle / scootera motorcycle / scootera motorcycle / scootera motorcycle / scootera motorcycle / scooterModule 1: Household Level Information
Part B: Dwelling
Q15. Does anybody in the household own (in working condition) …?
- A microwave121291Yes2Noa three-wheelera three-wheelera three-wheelera three-wheelera three-wheeler121291Yes2Noa car / vana car / vana car / vana car / vana car / van121291Yes2Noa bus / lorry / trucka bus / lorry / trucka bus / lorry / trucka bus / lorry / trucka bus / lorry / truck121291Yes2Noagricultural machines (specify __________________________)agricultural machines (specify __________________________)agricultural machines (specify __________________________)agricultural machines (specify __________________________)agricultural machines (specify __________________________)121291Yes2Noq15_22:other codeq15_22:other codeq15_22:other codeq15_22:other codeq15_22:other code2181191127Hand Tractor28Wood-sawing machine29Sysmissq15_22:other textq15_22:other textq15_22:other textq15_22:other textq15_22:other text218HAND OPERATED TRACTORHAND TRACTORHAND TROCTORHAND TRUCTOR(LAND MASTER)HANDTRACKTORHEAND TRACTORSPRAY MACHINETRACKTORTRACTORTRCTORWATER MOTERWATER PUMPagricultural machines (specify __________________________)agricultural machines (specify __________________________)agricultural machines (specify __________________________)agricultural machines (specify __________________________)agricultural machines (specify __________________________)121291Yes2NoSysmissq15_22:other code2q15_22:other code2q15_22:other code2q15_22:other code2q15_22:other code21212927Hand Tractor28Wood-sawing machineSysmissq15_22:other text2q15_22:other text2q15_22:other text2q15_22:other text2q15_22:other text2an animal-drawn cartan animal-drawn cartan animal-drawn cartan animal-drawn cartan animal-drawn cart121291Yes2Noa boat without motora boat without motora boat without motora boat without motora boat without motor121291Yes2Noa boat with motora boat with motora boat with motora boat with motora boat with motor121291Yes2Nofishing net(s)fishing net(s)fishing net(s)fishing net(s)fishing net(s)121291Yes2Noa secondary homea secondary homea secondary homea secondary homea secondary homeModule 1: Household Level Information
Part B: Dwelling
Q16. Does any member of this household own…?
- A secondary home121291Yes2Noa bank account with a formal institutiona bank account with a formal institutiona bank account with a formal institutiona bank account with a formal institutiona bank account with a formal institutionModule 1: Household Level Information
Part B: Dwelling
Q16. Does any member of this household own…?
- A bank account with a formal institution121291Yes2Nolife insurancelife insurancelife insurancelife insurancelife insuranceModule 1: Household Level Information
Part B: Dwelling
Q16. Does any member of this household own…?
- Life insurance121291Yes2Nosmall garden plotsmall garden plotsmall garden plotsmall garden plotsmall garden plotModule 1: Household Level Information
Part B: Dwelling
Q16. Does any member of this household own…?
- Small garden plot121291Yes2Noland used for agricultural purposesland used for agricultural purposesland used for agricultural purposesland used for agricultural purposesland used for agricultural purposesModule 1: Household Level Information
Part B: Dwelling
Q16. Does any member of this household own…?
- Land used for agricultural purposes or aquaculture121291Yes2Noland used for other purposes(other than house plot)land used for other purposes(other than house plot)land used for other purposes(other than house plot)land used for other purposes(other than house plot)land used for other purposes(other than house plot)Module 1: Household Level Information
Part B: Dwelling
Q16. Does any member of this household own…?
- Land used for other purposes (other than house plot)121291Yes2Noany poultry, livestock or farm animalsany poultry, livestock or farm animalsany poultry, livestock or farm animalsany poultry, livestock or farm animalsany poultry, livestock or farm animalsModule 1: Household Level Information
Part B: Dwelling
Q16. Does any member of this household own…?
- Any poultry, livestock or farm animalsIF NO >>18121291Yes2Nocattle/ Buffaloescattle/ Buffaloescattle/ Buffaloescattle/ Buffaloescattle/ BuffaloesModule 1: Household Level Information
Part B: Dwelling
Q17. How many of each of these animals are owned by the household?
- Cows1078110511501.638.253donkeys and mulesdonkeys and mulesdonkeys and mulesdonkeys and mulesdonkeys and mulesModule 1: Household Level Information
Part B: Dwelling
Q17. How many of each of these animals are owned by the household?
- Buffaloes106911060400.1531.79swine/pigsswine/pigsswine/pigsswine/pigsswine/pigsModule 1: Household Level Information
Part B: Dwelling
Q17. How many of each of these animals are owned by the household?
- Pigs10691106023SysmissgoatsgoatsgoatsgoatsgoatsModule 1: Household Level Information
Part B: Dwelling
Q17. How many of each of these animals are owned by the household?
- Chickens107211057641.6696.493poultrypoultrypoultrypoultrypoultryModule 1: Household Level Information
Part B: Dwelling
Q17. How many of each of these animals are owned by the household?
- Ducks109111038120010.50575.635otherotherotherotherotherModule 1: Household Level Information
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Q17. How many of each of these animals are owned by the household?
- Geese827113022000.96713.884other textother textother textother textother text4FISHNumber of booksNumber of booksNumber of booksNumber of booksNumber of booksModule 1: Household Level Information
Part B: Dwelling
Q18. Excluding textbooks used at school, how many books do you have in this household?121291none21 TO 10311 TO 50451 or more5DK - Few6DK - ManyHas received transfers...?Has received transfers...?Has received transfers...?Has received transfers...?Has received transfers...?Module 1: Household Level Information
Part B: Dwelling
Q19. During the past 12 months, has this household received any transfers of money from individuals not currently living in the household?121291Yes2NoHas provided transfers to others?Has provided transfers to others?Has provided transfers to others?Has provided transfers to others?Has provided transfers to others?Module 1: Household Level Information
Part B: Dwelling
Q20. During the past 12 months, has this household provided any transfers of money to individuals not currently living in the household?121291Yes2Nohas anyone received: pensionshas anyone received: pensionshas anyone received: pensionshas anyone received: pensionshas anyone received: pensionsModule 1: Household Level Information
Part B: Dwelling
Q21. During the past 12 months, has anyone in this household received any of these benefits from government or local authorities?
- Pensions (insurance; state / private)121291Yes2Nohas anyone received: assistance to disabled personshas anyone received: assistance to disabled personshas anyone received: assistance to disabled personshas anyone received: assistance to disabled personshas anyone received: assistance to disabled personsModule 1: Household Level Information
Part B: Dwelling
Q21. During the past 12 months, has anyone in this household received any of these benefits from government or local authorities?
- Disability benefits (Physical disability, including HIV/AIDS; Mental disability, families with 2 or more disabled)121291Yes2Nohas anyone received: hild and family benefitshas anyone received: hild and family benefitshas anyone received: hild and family benefitshas anyone received: hild and family benefitshas anyone received: hild and family benefitsModule 1: Household Level Information
Part B: Dwelling
Q21. During the past 12 months, has anyone in this household received any of these benefits from government or local authorities?
- Child and family benefits (single parent with child under 16, foster parent)121291Yes2Nohas anyone received: social assisstancehas anyone received: social assisstancehas anyone received: social assisstancehas anyone received: social assisstancehas anyone received: social assisstanceModule 1: Household Level Information
Part B: Dwelling
Q21. During the past 12 months, has anyone in this household received any of these benefits from government or local authorities?
- Social assistance ( old age benefits)121291Yes2Nohas anyone received: scholarshipshas anyone received: scholarshipshas anyone received: scholarshipshas anyone received: scholarshipshas anyone received: scholarshipsModule 1: Household Level Information
Part B: Dwelling
Q21. During the past 12 months, has anyone in this household received any of these benefits from government or local authorities?
- Benefits for families of martyrs121291Yes2Nohas anyone received: school-based programshas anyone received: school-based programshas anyone received: school-based programshas anyone received: school-based programshas anyone received: school-based programsModule 1: Household Level Information
Part B: Dwelling
Q21. During the past 12 months, has anyone in this household received any of these benefits from government or local authorities?
- Scholarships121291Yes2Nohas anyone received: fertilizer subsidieshas anyone received: fertilizer subsidieshas anyone received: fertilizer subsidieshas anyone received: fertilizer subsidieshas anyone received: fertilizer subsidiesModule 1: Household Level Information
Part B: Dwelling
Q21. During the past 12 months, has anyone in this household received any of these benefits from government or local authorities?
- One time emergency benefit (death in family, serious injury, natural disaster aid, dwelling destoyed, etc)121291Yes2Nohas anyone received: other benefits/ allowances (specify)has anyone received: other benefits/ allowances (specify)has anyone received: other benefits/ allowances (specify)has anyone received: other benefits/ allowances (specify)has anyone received: other benefits/ allowances (specify)121291Yes2NoDuring the past 12 months, has anyone in this household received any of these beDuring the past 12 months, has anyone in this household received any of these beDuring the past 12 months, has anyone in this household received any of these beDuring the past 12 months, has anyone in this household received any of these beDuring the past 12 months, has anyone in this household received any of these be4881164111Getting saplings from the 'DiviNaguma' program12Giving pensions for the widowed and the orphansSysmissQ21_other_Text1Q21_other_Text1Q21_other_Text1Q21_other_Text1Q21_other_Text1488DELIVERING PLANTS THROUGH DIVINAGUMA PRODISTRIBUTION OF SEEDS UNDER DIVI NEGUMMADIVENAGUMADIVI NAGUMADIVI NAGUMA-CROP PACKETSDIVI NAGUMA.DIVINAGUMADIVINAGUMA PROGRAMMEDIVINAGUMA PROJECTDIVINEGUMADIVINEGUMA PROGRAMMEDIVINEGUMA PROJECT.SEEDS AND FERTILIZERDIWI NAGUMADIWINAGUMANO NOTHINGPROVIDING DIVI NEGUMA CROPS.PROVISION OF SEEDS THROUGH DIVINEGUMA PRSEEDS,FERTILIZER (DIVI NAGUMA PROJECT)WIDOWER AND OPHERMAGE PERSIONWINDOWER PERSRONhas anyone received: other benefits/ allowances (specify)has anyone received: other benefits/ allowances (specify)has anyone received: other benefits/ allowances (specify)has anyone received: other benefits/ allowances (specify)has anyone received: other benefits/ allowances (specify)121291Yes2NoSysmissuring the past 12 months, has anyone in this household received any of these benuring the past 12 months, has anyone in this household received any of these benuring the past 12 months, has anyone in this household received any of these benuring the past 12 months, has anyone in this household received any of these benuring the past 12 months, has anyone in this household received any of these ben1212911Getting saplings from the 'DiviNaguma' program12Giving pensions for the widowed and the orphansSysmissQ21_10:Other_Text2Q21_10:Other_Text2Q21_10:Other_Text2Q21_10:Other_Text2Q21_10:Other_Text212129Sri_Lankahousehold id/psuidhousehold id/psuidhousehold id/psuidhousehold id/psuidhousehold id/psuid2989101303201.49558.45household numberhousehold numberhousehold numberhousehold numberhousehold number298913013.968.915id codeid codeid codeid codeid code29891234567891112check digitcheck digitcheck digitcheck digitcheck digit29891234567890: rural 1: urban0: rural 1: urban0: rural 1: urban0: rural 1: urban0: rural 1: urban2989rural1urbanfinal status code - sampled casefinal status code - sampled casefinal status code - sampled casefinal status code - sampled casefinal status code - sampled case2989101-Refusal-Household202-Unusual circumstance-Household303-No knowledgeable household member found after 3 visits404-Temporarily absent/unavailable for field period505-No competent household member to interview (because of severe illness, mental606-Language problem707-Dwelling could not be found / selected address has no household808-Vacant dwelling909-Dwelling not habitable/dwelling destroyed/dwelling converted to commercial us1010-household moved away2121-Household Refusal to continue Household Module (i.e., begun but not complete)2222-Household module terminated due to unusual circumstance3131-No eligible household member aged 15-643232-Refusal-Refusal by SP to begin modules 2-73333-Interview termination-SP unusual circumstance3434-Refusal-Other Household Member refused to let SP participate3535-Unable to contact SP after 3 attempts3636-SP absent for entire survey period3737-SP deaf or gard of hearing3838-SP learning or mental disability3939-SP speech impairment4040-SP language problem5151-Refusal by SP to continue modules 2-75252-Interview termination-SP unusual circumstance6161-SP unable to read language of GB6262-SP refusal to begin GB6363-SP unable to do GB due to unusual circumstance6464-SP blindness or visual impairment-unable to do GB6565-SP physical disability7171-SP looked through GB-unable to read & write language of GB7272-SP refused to continue GB after starting7373-GB interruption too long7474-GB terminated due to unusual circumstance7575-Attempted General Booklet but no answers marked7676-Attempted part or all of General Booklet; less than 3 correct Core answers7777-Marked some items & attempted all items in General Booklet7878-Marked all items in General Booklet9494-Case dropped due to data quality issue9595-Reserve household not activated9696-General non-response; unspecified reason9797-Household not interviewed due to field procedure error– wrong household selec9898-Incorrect eligible household member selected9999-Ineligible household member selectedFinal Status-Revised for out-of-order casesFinal Status-Revised for out-of-order casesFinal Status-Revised for out-of-order casesFinal Status-Revised for out-of-order casesFinal Status-Revised for out-of-order cases2989101-Refusal-Household202-Unusual circumstance-Household303-No knowledgeable household member found after 3 visits404-Temporarily absent/unavailable for field period505-No competent household member to interview (because of severe illness, mental606-Language problem707-Dwelling could not be found / selected address has no household808-Vacant dwelling909-Dwelling not habitable/dwelling destroyed/dwelling converted to commercial us1010-household moved away2121-Household Refusal to continue Household Module (i.e., begun but not complete)2222-Household module terminated due to unusual circumstance3131-No eligible household member aged 15-643232-Refusal-Refusal by SP to begin modules 2-73333-Interview termination-SP unusual circumstance3434-Refusal-Other Household Member refused to let SP participate3535-Unable to contact SP after 3 attempts3636-SP absent for entire survey period3737-SP deaf or gard of hearing3838-SP learning or mental disability3939-SP speech impairment4040-SP language problem5151-Refusal by SP to continue modules 2-75252-Interview termination-SP unusual circumstance6161-SP unable to read language of GB6262-SP refusal to begin GB6363-SP unable to do GB due to unusual circumstance6464-SP blindness or visual impairment-unable to do GB6565-SP physical disability7171-SP looked through GB-unable to read & write language of GB7272-SP refused to continue GB after starting7373-GB interruption too long7474-GB terminated due to unusual circumstance7575-Attempted General Booklet but no answers marked7676-Attempted part or all of General Booklet; less than 3 correct Core answers7777-Marked some items & attempted all items in General Booklet7878-Marked all items in General Booklet9494-Case dropped due to data quality issue9595-Reserve household not activated9696-General non-response; unspecified reason9797-Household not interviewed due to field procedure error– wrong household selec9898-Incorrect eligible household member selected9999-Ineligible household member selectedBasic GN Weight - Adjusted for Non-participating GNsBasic GN Weight - Adjusted for Non-participating GNsBasic GN Weight - Adjusted for Non-participating GNsBasic GN Weight - Adjusted for Non-participating GNsBasic GN Weight - Adjusted for Non-participating GNs29891.872552.43766.9169.583Final Response Category-HouseholdsFinal Response Category-HouseholdsFinal Response Category-HouseholdsFinal Response Category-HouseholdsFinal Response Category-Households298911-Participant HH22-Ineligible HH33-Non-participant; Eligible HH44-Non-participant, activated HH; Unknown Eligibility55-Non-participant, non-activated HH; Unknown EligibilityFinal Household WeightFinal Household WeightFinal Household WeightFinal Household WeightFinal Household Weight2989151.77113167.0431636.6331424.077Final Response category_Selected PersonFinal Response category_Selected PersonFinal Response category_Selected PersonFinal Response category_Selected PersonFinal Response category_Selected Person298911-Participant SP22-Non-participant SP; Eligible33-Non-participant SP; InEligible77-Non-participant SP; non-participating activated HH88-Non-participant SP; non-activated HH99-Non-participant SP; Ineligible HHFinal Person WeightFinal Person WeightFinal Person WeightFinal Person WeightFinal Person Weight2989158.16965835.2144491.2284621.815CEACEACEACEACEA2989101Mattakkuliya102Lunupokuna103Kotahena West104Grandpass South105Slave Island106Maligakanda107Sri Saranankara108Galwala109Nedimala110Henawatta111Mattegoda Central 'A'112Welivita113Korathota114Pore115Thalangama North A116Boralugoda117Rajamalwatta118Niwanthidiya119Pelenwatta North120Thumbovila West121Suwarapola West122Halpita123Meethotamulla124Kotikawatta East125Kottawa North126Udahamulla East127Kottawa South128Godigamuwa South B129Soysapura North130Molpe131Villorawatta East132Egoda Uyana North133Attidiya North134Vihara135Ihala Kosgama North136Kiriwandala South137Nawala West138Nawala East139Gangodavila South140Wanathamulla141Narahenpita142Havelock Town143Wellawatta South144Heenatiya North145Ihala Omatta146Deddugoda South147Madapathala148Meliyagoda149Thotagamuwa150Nalagasdeniya151Udugama South152Hamingala153Thalgampala North154Wataddara South155Kurawalana156Yabaraluwa North157Kaluaggala Pahalagama158Aluthgama Bogamuwa North159Yakkala North160Ganemulla North161Weligampitiya North162Jayasamarugama163Kadirana164Katunayaka North165Amandoluwa166Alawathupitiya167Weweldoowa168Pattiya West169Kahatana170Ihala Karagahamuna North171Horampella North172Pattanduwana173Palangathure174Kudapaduwa North175Pitipana South - East176Horapethuduwa177Bataatha South178Siribopura179Polommaruwa South180Gotabhayapura181Bedigama North182Gurunagar East183Vannarponnai N.W. (North)184Kokuvil Centre (West)185Kopay Centre186Sandilipay North187Kurupita188Kolamediriya North189Kalavila190Galahena191Kithulawa192Nagoda West193Boralessa194Dibbedda195Gorakadoowa196Alawathugoda197Poorna Watta West198Thennakumbura199Pallegunnepana South200Muttettuthenna201Nawayalathenna202Nugaliyadda Pahala203Godagama204Kalugalhinna205Pilapitiya206Moragolla Mahakanda207Kadugannawa Town208Kalmadunagar209Eluthur210Rathmalgaha Ela211Kiralagolla212Madawala Ulpatha213Kuruwawa214Galabadahena215Naotunna North216Sapugoda217Kotapola North218Weliweriya West219Walgama South220Watagedara221Maussakele222Hatton North223Loinon224Idamalanda225Great Western226Kendagolla227Kanagarayankulam North228Andiyapuliyankulam229Kolavil 02230Paragahakele East231Kalmunaikudi 01232Kalmunai 01233Karaitheevu 12234Sainthamaruthu 13235Kokawewa236Mahailuppallama237Shrawasthipura238Step 3 part iii239Parawahagama240Sirimapura241Galkandegama242Badulla Central243Bandarawela West244Udukumbalwela245Deegalla246Rotalawela247Ranhawadigama248Pethiyagoda249Nawela250Eravur 05251New Kattankudy Division South252Palaiyadithona253Iruthayapuram East254Puthunagar255Cheddipalayam South256Panchenai257Dippitiya258Hingula259Kotawella260Siyambalawala261Warakapola262Parussella263Hiddewa264Bambare265Periyakadu Nelawa266Kureekotuwa267Pahala Waraddana268Udawalpola269Etagahawela270Weragala271Gallehepitiya272Bowatta273Niyandawanaya274Kovulwewa275Amunugama276Thalawagama277Unawatuna278Nape279Ihalagama280Nishshankamallapura281Koilandigama282Pitipana South283Meda Haldanduwana284Norochchola285Mattakotuwa286Meegahawewa287Rathmalyaya288Balangoda Town289Yodhagama290Bibilegama West291Maddegama292Yainna293Thapassarakanda294Epitawala295Amuhenkanda296Kapuhenthota297Ayiliyady298Periyaththumunai299Selvanayahapuram300Orr's Hill302303Print NumberPrint NumberPrint NumberPrint NumberPrint Number2989162152672.7311175.353program versionprogram versionprogram versionprogram versionprogram version298723456V1.5Interviewer NumberInterviewer NumberInterviewer NumberInterviewer NumberInterviewer Number29872402697561.23388.785Suppevisor numberSuppevisor numberSuppevisor numberSuppevisor numberSuppevisor number29872181892813.16436.74provinceprovinceprovinceprovinceprovince29891Western2Central3Southern4Northern5Eastern6North Western7North Central8Uva9SabaragamuwaDistrictDistrictDistrictDistrictDistrict298911Colombo12Gampaha13Kalutara21Kandy22Matale23Nuwara Eliya31Galle32Matara33Hambantota41Jaffna42Mannar43Vavuniya45Kilinochchi51Batticaloa52Ampara53Trincomalee61Kurunegala62Puttalam71Anuradhapura72Polonnaruwa81Badulla82Moneragala91Ratnapura92KegalleDivisional secretary divisionDivisional secretary divisionDivisional secretary divisionDivisional secretary divisionDivisional secretary division298938124.08215.73Grama Niladhari DivisionGrama Niladhari DivisionGrama Niladhari DivisionGrama Niladhari DivisionGrama Niladhari Division29895625131.061103.416Individual respondent selection | Cover Page Sticker - 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Part C: Filter instructions to choose the individual respondent
Q1. Interviewer check: Write the number of persons who are qualified from Question 20Interviewer check: Write the number of persons who are qualified from Question 2029891234567891011number bnumber bnumber bnumber bnumber bModule 1: Household Level Information
Part C: Filter instructions to choose the individual respondent
Q1. Interviewer check: Write the number from the random number table that is less than or equal to A: ________ CALL THIS NUMBER B.Interviewer check: Write the number from the random number table that is less than or equal to A: ________ CALL THIS NUMBER B.2989123456789Is the respondent eligible for the STEP survey?Is the respondent eligible for the STEP survey?Is the respondent eligible for the STEP survey?Is the respondent eligible for the STEP survey?Is the respondent eligible for the STEP survey?Interviewer check: Is the respondent eligible for the STEP survey?2989No1YesSexSexSexSexSexModule 1: Household Level Information
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Q2. Sex29891male2femaleRelationship to household headRelationship to household headRelationship to household headRelationship to household headRelationship to household headModule 1: Household Level Information
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Q3. Relationship to head29891head2spouse/partner3son/daughter4son/daughter-in-law5father/mother6father/mother-in-law7sister/brother8grandchild9grandparent10niece/nephew11other relative12not related (specify)Age in yearsAge in yearsAge in yearsAge in yearsAge in yearsModule 1: Household Level Information
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Q4. How old is [NAME} in solar calendar?2989156438.39213.44Date of birth - monthDate of birth - monthDate of birth - monthDate of birth - monthDate of birth - monthModule 1: Household Level Information
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Q5. What is [NAME'S] date of birth in solar calendar? (month)Record four digits of the year
For unknown month, record "99".
Compare to age recorded in Q4 and resolve any discrepancies298919999unknown MonthDate of birth - yearDate of birth - yearDate of birth - yearDate of birth - yearDate of birth - yearModule 1: Household Level Information
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Q5. What is [NAME'S] date of birth in solar calendar? (year)Record four digits of the year
For unknown month, record "99".
Compare to age recorded in Q4 and resolve any discrepancies2989194719971973.03413.428at least one person 15-64?at least one person 15-64?at least one person 15-64?at least one person 15-64?at least one person 15-64?Module 1: Household level information
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Q5A. Interviewer: Is there at least one person in the household who is between 15 and 64 years old?29891yes2noIs 6 years or older?Is 6 years or older?Is 6 years or older?Is 6 years or older?Is 6 years or older?Module 1: Household Level Information
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Q6. Is [name] 6 years or older?No >> Next person29891yes2noHas ever attended school?Has ever attended school?Has ever attended school?Has ever attended school?Has ever attended school?Module 1: Household Level Information
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Q7. Has [name] ever attended school?No >> Q10
Don't know >> Q1029891yes2no3DKIs presently attending and educational institution?Is presently attending and educational institution?Is presently attending and educational institution?Is presently attending and educational institution?Is presently attending and educational institution?Module 1: Household Level Information
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Q8. Is [name] currently attending an educational institution?2949401yes2noSysmissHighest level of formal education completedHighest level of formal education completedHighest level of formal education completedHighest level of formal education completedHighest level of formal education completedModule 1: Household Level Information
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Q9. What is the highest level of formal education [NAME] has completed?Primary education (ISCED 1) 02 >>Q12
Lower Secondary (ISCED 2)03 >>Q12
Upper secondary (ISCED 3)04 >>Q12
College (isced 4)05 >>Q12
Undergraduate or masters degree 06 >>Q12
Doctorate 07 >>Q122950391No formal education or less than completed Primary2Completed primary education (Grade 1-5)3Completed lower secondary (Grade 6-8)4Passed GCE/ O/L5Passed GCE A/L6Completed bachelor degree7Completed Masters8Completed PhD/ doctorate11Vocational training (certificate)12Technical education (diploma)13Professional qualification (diploma)14Vocational technology (degree, bachelor level)99Don't knowSysmissCan read a letter?Can read a letter?Can read a letter?Can read a letter?Can read a letter?Module 1: Household Level Information
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Q10. Can [NAME] read a short simple statement (in any language)?5529341yes, without difficulty2yes, but with difficulty3noSysmissCan write a letter?Can write a letter?Can write a letter?Can write a letter?Can write a letter?Module 1: Household Level Information
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Q11. Can [NAME] write a short simple statement (in any language)?5529341yes, without difficulty2yes, but with difficulty3noSysmissInterviewer: Is [Name] 15 years or older?Interviewer: Is [Name] 15 years or older?Interviewer: Is [Name] 15 years or older?Interviewer: Is [Name] 15 years or older?Interviewer: Is [Name] 15 years or older?Module 1: Household Level Information
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Q12. Is [name]15 years or older?No >> Next person, Q629891yes2noMarital statusMarital statusMarital statusMarital statusMarital statusModule 1: Household Level Information
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Q13. What is the marital status of [NAME]?298811married (monogamous union)2married (polygamous union)3co-habitation4divorced5separated6widow/er7never marriedSysmissIn past 7 days, worked at least 1 hour?In past 7 days, worked at least 1 hour?In past 7 days, worked at least 1 hour?In past 7 days, worked at least 1 hour?In past 7 days, worked at least 1 hour?Module 1: Household Level Information
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Q14. During the past 7 days, did [NAME} work for at least an hour for wage or salary in cash or in kind OR work on his/her own account for profit or family gain OR work in a family business or on a farm?Yes >> Q17Include as working anyone temporarily absent from work29891yes2noLooked for work during the past 2 weeks?Looked for work during the past 2 weeks?Looked for work during the past 2 weeks?Looked for work during the past 2 weeks?Looked for work during the past 2 weeks?Module 1: Household Level Information
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Q15. During the past 4 weeks, did [NAME] actively look for work and was [NAME] available to start a job if he/she found one?Yes >> Q18135116381yes2noSysmissPresent situationPresent situationPresent situationPresent situationPresent situationModule 1: Household Level Information
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Q16. Which of the following best describes the present situation of [NAME] ?>> Q18121117781housework / housewife2student3retired4ill, disabled5not working and not looking for workSysmissEmployment typeEmployment typeEmployment typeEmployment typeEmployment typeModule 1: Household Level Information
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Q17. For the main work [Name] did in the past 7 days, what was the employment type of the work?163813511wage worker /employee2own economic activity without hired labor3own economic activity with hired labor/employer4unpaid worker in family business/ farmSysmissInterviewer: Between 15 and 64 years old?Interviewer: Between 15 and 64 years old?Interviewer: Between 15 and 64 years old?Interviewer: Between 15 and 64 years old?Interviewer: Between 15 and 64 years old?Module 1: Household Level Information
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Q18. Interviewer check: Is this person between 15 and 64 years old?No >> Next person, Q6Interviewer check: Is this person between 15 and 64 years old?29891yes2noInterviewer: Mentally capable to answer?Interviewer: Mentally capable to answer?Interviewer: Mentally capable to answer?Interviewer: Mentally capable to answer?Interviewer: Mentally capable to answer?Module 1: Household Level Information
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Q19. Interviewer check: Is this person mentally capable to answer the individual modules?No >> Next person, Q6Do not ask the household298811yes2noSysmissInterviewer: Sequential number of eligible personsInterviewer: Sequential number of eligible personsInterviewer: Sequential number of eligible personsInterviewer: Sequential number of eligible personsInterviewer: Sequential number of eligible personsModule 1: Household Level Information
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Q20. Interviewer check: Number the person (sequentially) as eligible for individual survey.>> Next person, Q6Interviewer check: Number the person (sequentially) as eligible for individual survey.2989123456789id selected personid selected personid selected personid selected personid selected person29891234567891112Kind of dwellingKind of dwellingKind of dwellingKind of dwellingKind of dwellingModule 1: Household Level Information
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Q1. What kind of dwelling is this?29891single family house/ semi-detached house2part of a house/ part of an apartment3apartment in a building with less than 10 dwellings4apartment in a building with 10 or more dwellings5makeshift dwelling/ temporary dwelling10line housesother specificationother specificationother specificationother specificationother specificationModule 1: Household Level Information
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Q1. What kind of dwelling is this? Other (Specify)2LINING ROOMLINING ROOMS ( ESTATE )Material of wallsMaterial of wallsMaterial of wallsMaterial of wallsMaterial of wallsModule 1: Household Level Information
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Q2. What is the major constuction material of the walls of the dwelling?29891bricks2cabook3cement block / stone4pressed soil block5mud6cadjan / palmyrah7plank / metal sheet19other (specify______________________)20granite99don't knowother specificationother specificationother specificationother specificationother specificationModule 1: Household Level Information
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Q2. What is the major constuction material of the walls of the dwelling? Other (Specify)6ConcreteWATTLE AND DAUBMaterial of roofMaterial of roofMaterial of roofMaterial of roofMaterial of roofModule 1: Household Level Information
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Q3. What is the major construction material of the roof?29891tiles2asbestos3concrete4metal sheeting5cadjan / palmyrah / straw9other (specify______________________)10tar sheets11tarpaulinother specificacionother specificacionother specificacionother specificacionother specificacionModule 1: Household Level Information
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Q3. What is the major construction material of the roof? Other (Specify)2TAR SHEETTARTAULINMaterial of floorMaterial of floorMaterial of floorMaterial of floorMaterial of floorModule 1: Household Level Information
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Q4. What is the major construction material of the floor?29891cement2tile / terazzo / granite3mud4wood5sand9other (specify)10concrete11cow dungother specificationother specificationother specificationother specificationother specificationModule 1: Household Level Information
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Q4. What is the major construction material of the floor? Other (Specify)61CONCRETECOW DUNGConcreteOwnership status of dwellingOwnership status of dwellingOwnership status of dwellingOwnership status of dwellingOwnership status of dwellingModule 1: Household Level Information
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Q5. Does your household own or is purchasing this dwelling, is it provided to you by an employer, do you use it for free, or do you rent this dwelling?29891owned2being purchased/ paying loan or mortgage3employer provides/ pays rent4free - authorized5free - not authorized6rentedother specificationother specificationother specificationother specificationother specificationModule 1: Household Level Information
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Q5. Does your household own or is purchasing this dwelling, is it provided to you by an employer, do you use it for free, or do you rent this dwelling? Other (Specify)Number of roomsNumber of roomsNumber of roomsNumber of roomsNumber of roomsModule 1: Household Level Information
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Q6. How many rooms of the dwelling are used for sleeping ?298912345678Rooms used for sleepingRooms used for sleepingRooms used for sleepingRooms used for sleepingRooms used for sleepingModule 1: Household Level Information
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Q7. How many rooms of the dwelling are used for sleeping ?2989123456Source of drinking waterSource of drinking waterSource of drinking waterSource of drinking waterSource of drinking waterModule 1: Household Level Information
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Q8. What is the main source of drinking water for this household?Bottled water >>Q1029891protected well within premises2protected well outside premises3unprotected well4tube well5tap within premises (main line) - nwsdb/la6tap ouside premises (main line) - nwsdb/la7bowser8stream watercollected and distributed by pipe lines9bottled water10tank11river / stream19other (specify_______________________)20pipe bone water from a community water project99don't knowother specificationother specificationother specificationother specificationother specificationModule 1: Household Level Information
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Q8. What is the main source of drinking water for this household? Other (Specify)58COMIUNITY BASE WATTER PROJECTCOMMITY BASED PROJECTSCOMMIUNITY BASED WATER PROJECTCOMMUNITY BASED PROJECTCOMMUNITY BASED PROJECTCOMMUNITY BASED PROJECTSCOMMUNITY BASED WATER PROJECTCOMMUNITY BASED WATER SUPPLIERCOMMUNITY MONTER PROJECTCOMMUNITY WATER PROFEDCOMMUNITY WATER PROJECTCOMMUNITY WATER PROTECTFROM COLLETED IN TO A TANK THROUGH A SPRINGPUBLIC WATER LINESECOND COMMUNITY WATER PROJECTTHROUGH A COMMUNITY BASED WATER PROJECTTHROUGH A COMMUNITY BASED WATER PROTECTTHROUGH A COMMUNITY WATER PROJECTTHROUGH A COMMUNITY WATER SCHEMETHROUGH THE GAMIDIRIYA WATER SCHEMEDoes household treat water?Does household treat water?Does household treat water?Does household treat water?Does household treat water?Module 1: Household Level Information
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Q9. Does your household treat water in any way such as boiling, filtering or otherwise before drinking?2979101yes2no3DK9DKSysmissWhere is cooking usually done?Where is cooking usually done?Where is cooking usually done?Where is cooking usually done?Where is cooking usually done?Module 1: Household Level Information
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Q10. Where is the cooking usually done?We do not cook at this household >>Q1229891in special room in the house2in the house, not in a special room3in a separate building4outdoors5we do not cook at this householdother specificationother specificationother specificationother specificationother specificationModule 1: Household Level Information
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Q10. Where is the cooking usually done? Other (Specify)Energy for cookingEnergy for cookingEnergy for cookingEnergy for cookingEnergy for cookingModule 1: Household Level Information
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Q11. What source of energy does your household mainly use for cooking?2972171electricity2lpg (liquefied petroleum gas)6kerosene7wood8saw dust / paddy husk99don't knowSysmissother specificationother specificationother specificationother specificationother specificationModule 1: Household Level Information
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Q11. What source of energy does your household mainly use for cooking? Other (Specify)Energy for lightingEnergy for lightingEnergy for lightingEnergy for lightingEnergy for lightingModule 1: Household Level Information
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Q12. What source of energy does your household mainly use for lighting?29891electricity from ceb2electricity from community grid4electricity from house generator5electricity from shared generator6solar energy7wind energy8kerosene lamp9gas lamp10battery11wood13flashlight/ torch14candles20other (specify)21222399don't knowother specificationother specificationother specificationother specificationother specificationModule 1: Household Level Information
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Q12. What source of energy does your household mainly use for lighting? Other (Specify)Toilet facilityToilet facilityToilet facilityToilet facilityToilet facilityModule 1: Household Level Information
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Q13. What kind of toilet facility do members of this household usually use?No facility >>Q1529891flush / pour type toilet connected to piped sewer system2flush / pour type toilet connected to septic tank3flush / pour type toilet connected to pit latrine4flush / pour type toilet connected elsewhere/ connection unk5ventilated improved pit latrine (vip)6pit latrine with slab7open pit8water seal9bucket toilet10closet over sea or water11no facility (bush, field, etc.)19Other20other (specify_______________________)212223other specificationother specificationother specificationother specificationother specificationModule 1: Household Level Information
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Q13. What kind of toilet facility do members of this household usually use? Other (Specify)1Ventilated improved pit latrine (VIP)Is toilet shared?Is toilet shared?Is toilet shared?Is toilet shared?Is toilet shared?Module 1: Household Level Information
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Q14. Is this toilet shared with one or more other households?2943461Yes2NoSysmissa mobile phonea mobile phonea mobile phonea mobile phonea mobile phoneModule 1: Household Level Information
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Q15_1. Does anybody in the household own (in working condition) a mobile phone?29891Yes2Noa fixed telephone linea fixed telephone linea fixed telephone linea fixed telephone linea fixed telephone lineModule 1: Household Level Information
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Q15_2. Does anybody in the household own (in working condition) a fixed telephone line?29891Yes2Noa radioa radioa radioa radioa radioModule 1: Household Level Information
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Q15_3. Does anybody in the household own (in working condition) a radio?29891Yes2Noa televisiona televisiona televisiona televisiona televisionModule 1: Household Level Information
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Q15_4. Does anybody in the household own (in working condition) a television?29891Yes2Noa refrigeratora refrigeratora refrigeratora refrigeratora refrigeratorModule 1: Household Level Information
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Q15_5. Does anybody in the household own (in working condition) a refrigerator?29891Yes2Noan automatic washing machinean automatic washing machinean automatic washing machinean automatic washing machinean automatic washing machineModule 1: Household Level Information
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Q15_6. Does anybody in the household own (in working condition) an automatic washing machine?29891Yes2Noan air conditioneran air conditioneran air conditioneran air conditioneran air conditionerModule 1: Household Level Information
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Q15_7. Does anybody in the household own (in working condition) an air conditioner?29891Yes2Noa computer (desktop/ laptop/ ipad, etc)a computer (desktop/ laptop/ ipad, etc)a computer (desktop/ laptop/ ipad, etc)a computer (desktop/ laptop/ ipad, etc)a computer (desktop/ laptop/ ipad, etc)Module 1: Household Level Information
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Q15_8. Does anybody in the household own (in working condition) a computer (desktop/ laptop/ ipad, etc)?29891Yes2Noany internet connection/ internet accessany internet connection/ internet accessany internet connection/ internet accessany internet connection/ internet accessany internet connection/ internet accessModule 1: Household Level Information
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Q15_9. Does anybody in the household own (in working condition) any internet connection/ internet access?29891Yes2Noa bicyclea bicyclea bicyclea bicyclea bicycleModule 1: Household Level Information
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Q15_10. Does anybody in the household own (in working condition) a bicycle?29891Yes2Noa motorcycle / scootera motorcycle / scootera motorcycle / scootera motorcycle / scootera motorcycle / scooterModule 1: Household Level Information
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Q15_11. Does anybody in the household own (in working condition) a motorcycle / scooter?29891Yes2Noa three-wheelera three-wheelera three-wheelera three-wheelera three-wheelerModule 1: Household Level Information
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Q15_12. Does anybody in the household own (in working condition) a three-wheeler?29891Yes2Noa car /trucka car /trucka car /trucka car /trucka car /truckModule 1: Household Level Information
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Q15_13. Does anybody in the household own (in working condition) a car /truck?29891Yes2Noa water heatera water heatera water heatera water heatera water heaterModule 1: Household Level Information
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Q15_14. Does anybody in the household own (in working condition) a water heater?29891Yes2Noan animal-drawn cartan animal-drawn cartan animal-drawn cartan animal-drawn cartan animal-drawn cartModule 1: Household Level Information
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Q15_15. Does anybody in the household own (in working condition) an animal-drawn cart?29891Yes2Noa boat without motora boat without motora boat without motora boat without motora boat without motorModule 1: Household Level Information
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Q15_16. Does anybody in the household own (in working condition) a boat without motor?29891Yes2Noa boat with motora boat with motora boat with motora boat with motora boat with motorModule 1: Household Level Information
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Q15_17. Does anybody in the household own (in working condition) a boat with motor?29891Yes2NomicrowavemicrowavemicrowavemicrowavemicrowaveModule 1: Household Level Information
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Q15_18. Does anybody in the household own (in working condition) a microwave?29891Yes2Noa three-wheelera three-wheelera three-wheelera three-wheelera three-wheeler29891Yes2Noa car / vana car / vana car / vana car / vana car / van29891Yes2Noa bus / lorry / trucka bus / lorry / trucka bus / lorry / trucka bus / lorry / trucka bus / lorry / truck29891Yes2Noagricultural machines (specify __________________________)agricultural machines (specify __________________________)agricultural machines (specify __________________________)agricultural machines (specify __________________________)agricultural machines (specify __________________________)29891Yes2Noq15_22:other codeq15_22:other codeq15_22:other codeq15_22:other codeq15_22:other code51293827Hand Tractor28Wood-sawing machine29Sysmissq15_22:other textq15_22:other textq15_22:other textq15_22:other textq15_22:other text51HAND OPERATED TRACTORHAND TRACTORHAND TROCTORHAND TRUCTOR(LAND MASTER)HANDTRACKTORHEAND TRACTORSPRAY MACHINETRACKTORTRACTORTRCTORWATER MOTERWATER PUMPagricultural machines (specify __________________________)agricultural machines (specify __________________________)agricultural machines (specify __________________________)agricultural machines (specify __________________________)agricultural machines (specify __________________________)29891Yes2NoSysmissq15_22:other code2q15_22:other code2q15_22:other code2q15_22:other code2q15_22:other code2298927Hand Tractor28Wood-sawing machineSysmissq15_22:other text2q15_22:other text2q15_22:other text2q15_22:other text2q15_22:other text2an animal-drawn cartan animal-drawn cartan animal-drawn cartan animal-drawn cartan animal-drawn cart29891Yes2Noa boat without motora boat without motora boat without motora boat without motora boat without motor29891Yes2Noa boat with motora boat with motora boat with motora boat with motora boat with motor29891Yes2Nofishing net(s)fishing net(s)fishing net(s)fishing net(s)fishing net(s)29891Yes2Noa secondary homea secondary homea secondary homea secondary homea secondary homeModule 1: Household Level Information
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Q16_1. Does any member of this household own a secondary home?29891Yes2Noa bank account with a formal institutiona bank account with a formal institutiona bank account with a formal institutiona bank account with a formal institutiona bank account with a formal institutionModule 1: Household Level Information
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Q16_2. Does any member of this household own a bank account with a formal institution?29891Yes2Nolife insurancelife insurancelife insurancelife insurancelife insuranceModule 1: Household Level Information
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Q16_3. Does any member of this household own life insurance?29891Yes2Nosmall garden plotsmall garden plotsmall garden plotsmall garden plotsmall garden plotModule 1: Household Level Information
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Q16_4. Does any member of this household own a small garden plot?29891Yes2Noland used for agricultural purposesland used for agricultural purposesland used for agricultural purposesland used for agricultural purposesland used for agricultural purposesModule 1: Household Level Information
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Q16_5. Does any member of this household own land used for agricultural purposes?29891Yes2Noland used for other purposes(other than house plot)land used for other purposes(other than house plot)land used for other purposes(other than house plot)land used for other purposes(other than house plot)land used for other purposes(other than house plot)Module 1: Household Level Information
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Q16_6. Does any member of this household own land used for other purposes (other than house plot)?29891Yes2Noany poultry, livestock or farm animalsany poultry, livestock or farm animalsany poultry, livestock or farm animalsany poultry, livestock or farm animalsany poultry, livestock or farm animalsModule 1: Household Level Information
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Q16_7. Does any member of this household own any poultry, livestock or farm animals?If no >>Q1829891Yes2Nohow many cows?how many cows?how many cows?how many cows?how many cows?Module 1: Household Level Information
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Q17_1. How many of each of these animals are owned by the household?
- Cows24427451501.7999.85how many buffalos?how many buffalos?how many buffalos?how many buffalos?how many buffalos?Module 1: Household Level Information
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Q17_2. How many of each of these animals are owned by the household?
- Buffalos2422747400.2562.612123440Sysmisshow many pigs?how many pigs?how many pigs?how many pigs?how many pigs?Module 1: Household Level Information
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Q17_3 .How many of each of these animals are owned by the household?
- Pigs242274723Sysmisshow many chickens?how many chickens?how many chickens?how many chickens?how many chickens?Module 1: Household Level Information
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Q17_4. How many of each of these animals are owned by the household?
- Chickens2432746641.3135.307how many ducks?how many ducks?how many ducks?how many ducks?how many ducks?Module 1: Household Level Information
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Q17_5. How many of each of these animals are owned by the household?
- Ducks2472742120012.04982.528how many gooses?how many gooses?how many gooses?how many gooses?how many gooses?Module 1: Household Level Information
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Q17_6. How many of each of these animals are owned by the household?
- Geese19827912001.0114.213other textother textother textother textother text1FISHNumber of booksNumber of booksNumber of booksNumber of booksNumber of booksModule 1: Household Level Information
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Q18. Excluding textbooks used at school, how many books do you have in this household?29891none21 TO 10311 TO 50451 or more5DK - Few6DK - ManyHas received transfers...?Has received transfers...?Has received transfers...?Has received transfers...?Has received transfers...?Module 1: Household Level Information
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Q19. During the past 12 months, has this household received any transfers of money from individuals not currently living in the household?29891Yes2NoHas provided transfers to others?Has provided transfers to others?Has provided transfers to others?Has provided transfers to others?Has provided transfers to others?Module 1: Household Level Information
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Q20. During the past 12 months, has this household provided any transfers of money to individuals not currently living in the household?29891Yes2Nohas anyone received... pensions?has anyone received... pensions?has anyone received... pensions?has anyone received... pensions?has anyone received... pensions?Module 1: Household Level Information
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Q21_1. During the past 12 months, has anyone in this household received any of these benefits from government or local authorities?
- Pensions (insurance; state / private)29891Yes2Nohas anyone received... disability/hiv benefits?has anyone received... disability/hiv benefits?has anyone received... disability/hiv benefits?has anyone received... disability/hiv benefits?has anyone received... disability/hiv benefits?Module 1: Household Level Information
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Q21_3. During the past 12 months, has anyone in this household received any of these benefits from government or local authorities?
- Disability benefits (physical disability, including HIV/AIDS; mental disability, families with 2 or more disabled)29891Yes2Nohas anyone received... child and family/orphan/poor houses benefits?has anyone received... child and family/orphan/poor houses benefits?has anyone received... child and family/orphan/poor houses benefits?has anyone received... child and family/orphan/poor houses benefits?has anyone received... child and family/orphan/poor houses benefits?Module 1: Household Level Information
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Q21_4. During the past 12 months, has anyone in this household received any of these benefits from government or local authorities?
- Child and family benefits (single parent with child under 16, foster parent)29891Yes2Nohas anyone received... social assistance for olders?has anyone received... social assistance for olders?has anyone received... social assistance for olders?has anyone received... social assistance for olders?has anyone received... social assistance for olders?Module 1: Household Level Information
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Q21_5. During the past 12 months, has anyone in this household received any of these benefits from government or local authorities?
- Social assistance ( old age benefits)29891Yes2Nohas anyone received... social assistance for invalid/soldiers ?has anyone received... social assistance for invalid/soldiers ?has anyone received... social assistance for invalid/soldiers ?has anyone received... social assistance for invalid/soldiers ?has anyone received... social assistance for invalid/soldiers ?Module 1: Household Level Information
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Q21_6. During the past 12 months, has anyone in this household received any of these benefits from government or local authorities?
- Benefits for families of martyrs29891Yes2Nohas anyone received... scholarships?has anyone received... scholarships?has anyone received... scholarships?has anyone received... scholarships?has anyone received... scholarships?Module 1: Household Level Information
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Q21_7. During the past 12 months, has anyone in this household received any of these benefits from government or local authorities?
- Scholarships29891Yes2Nohas anyone received... country to add…?has anyone received... country to add…?has anyone received... country to add…?has anyone received... country to add…?has anyone received... country to add…?Module 1: Household Level Information
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Q21_9. During the past 12 months, has anyone in this household received any of these benefits from government or local authorities?
- Other29891Yes2Nohas anyone received: other benefits/ allowances (specify)has anyone received: other benefits/ allowances (specify)has anyone received: other benefits/ allowances (specify)has anyone received: other benefits/ allowances (specify)has anyone received: other benefits/ allowances (specify)29891Yes2NoDuring the past 12 months, has anyone in this household received any of these beDuring the past 12 months, has anyone in this household received any of these beDuring the past 12 months, has anyone in this household received any of these beDuring the past 12 months, has anyone in this household received any of these beDuring the past 12 months, has anyone in this household received any of these be120286911Getting saplings from the 'DiviNaguma' program12Giving pensions for the widowed and the orphansSysmissQ21_other_Text1Q21_other_Text1Q21_other_Text1Q21_other_Text1Q21_other_Text1119DELIVERING PLANTS THROUGH DIVINAGUMA PRODISTRIBUTION OF SEEDS UNDER DIVI NEGUMMADIVENAGUMADIVI NAGUMADIVI NAGUMA-CROP PACKETSDIVI NAGUMA.DIVINAGUMADIVINAGUMA PROGRAMMEDIVINAGUMA PROJECTDIVINEGUMADIVINEGUMA PROGRAMMEDIVINEGUMA PROJECT.SEEDS AND FERTILIZERDIWI NAGUMADIWINAGUMANO NOTHINGPROVIDING DIVI NEGUMA CROPS.PROVISION OF SEEDS THROUGH DIVINEGUMA PRSEEDS,FERTILIZER (DIVI NAGUMA PROJECT)WIDOWER AND OPHERMAGE PERSIONWINDOWER PERSRONhas anyone received: other benefits/ allowances (specify)has anyone received: other benefits/ allowances (specify)has anyone received: other benefits/ allowances (specify)has anyone received: other benefits/ allowances (specify)has anyone received: other benefits/ allowances (specify)29891Yes2NoSysmissuring the past 12 months, has anyone in this household received any of these benuring the past 12 months, has anyone in this household received any of these benuring the past 12 months, has anyone in this household received any of these benuring the past 12 months, has anyone in this household received any of these benuring the past 12 months, has anyone in this household received any of these ben298911Getting saplings from the 'DiviNaguma' program12Giving pensions for the widowed and the orphansSysmissQ21_10:Other_Text2Q21_10:Other_Text2Q21_10:Other_Text2Q21_10:Other_Text2Q21_10:Other_Text2Did attend kindergarten...?Did attend kindergarten...?Did attend kindergarten...?Did attend kindergarten...?Did attend kindergarten...?Module 2: Education
Q1. Before age 6, did you attend a kindergarten, creche, daycare, nursery school, Montessori ?29891yes2no9don't knowEver attended school?Ever attended school?Ever attended school?Ever attended school?Ever attended school?Module 2: Education
Q2. Have you ever attended a formal education program (formal education) ? Do not count kindergarten.Yes >>Q729891yes2noReason not attended school (1)Reason not attended school (1)Reason not attended school (1)Reason not attended school (1)Reason not attended school (1)Module 2: Education
Q3. What were the reasons you never attended school?Do not read responses. Record up to two reasons4129481no money for fees / uniform / books2poor quality of schools/education3schools unsafe4illness5disability6parents/ elders did not let me7had to work outside home or for household business8had to help in home/ look after children9school too far from home10school conflicts with beliefs11no female teachers19other (specify____________)20Not having the birth certificate)SysmissReason not attended school (2)Reason not attended school (2)Reason not attended school (2)Reason not attended school (2)Reason not attended school (2)Module 2: Education
Q3. What were the reasons you never attended school?Do not read responses. Record up to two reasons2229671no money for fees / uniform / books2poor quality of schools/education3schools unsafe4illness5disability6parents/ elders did not let me7had to work outside home or for household business8had to help in home/ look after children9school too far from home10school conflicts with beliefs11no female teachers19other (specify____________)20Not having the birth certificate)SysmissOther reasonOther reasonOther reasonOther reasonOther reasonModule 2: Education
Q3. What were the reasons you never attended school? Other (specify)1DOESN'T HAVE A BIRTH CERTIFICATELiteracy program...?Literacy program...?Literacy program...?Literacy program...?Literacy program...?Module 2: Education
Q4. Have you ever participated in a literacy program or any program that involved learning to read or write?4129481yes2noSysmissHas industry-recognized certificate...?Has industry-recognized certificate...?Has industry-recognized certificate...?Has industry-recognized certificate...?Has industry-recognized certificate...?Module 2: Education
Q5. Have you any industry-recognized or government certificate in a particular field?No >>Q394129481yes2noSysmissField of certificateField of certificateField of certificateField of certificateField of certificateModule 2: Education
Q6. In what field is this certificate?>>Q39Use codes in question 11D298911education12business administration, accountancy, commerce, retail shop13public administration and planning14law and legal services15medical, health services, nursing, etc.16science, mathematics, computing, etc.17other technical & engineering, including architecture, indus18agriculture, livestock, forestry19social and behavioral studies, media, culture, sport and lei20art or humanities - languages, classics, history, theology21personal care services - domestic science, etc22public order and safety - police, army, fire services, etc.23general or no specific field29OTHER (SPECIFY)41agriculture, livestock, fishing, etc.42auto or home appliance repair43building and construction trade44manufacturing (e.g. mechanic, skilled operator)45information technology (e.g. computer software, database, pr46other engineering, science or architecture47business management, bookkeeping/accounting, finance, etc.48health services (e.g. nurse, pharmacy, paramedic, technician49education50legal services (e.g. legal assistant, paralegal)51secretarial, clerical, general office52hair dressing, cosmetology53restaurant, culinary arts, hotel, tourism54public order and safety (e.g. police, army, fire services, e60A course in Handcrafts61A sewing course62A course in dress designing63Art65A Drivertraining course67Gem cutting69Ornamental fish breeding course71Mass Communication72Sports Training73Dancing74Psychology75Astrology76Leadership Training Certificate Course77Aluminium Fabrication Training CourseSysmissAge you started first gradeAge you started first gradeAge you started first gradeAge you started first gradeAge you started first gradeModule 2: Education
Q7. At what age did you start first grade? (Age in completed years)Primary school >>Q10
Lower secondary school >>Q10A294841567SysmissQ8: What is the highest grade of genaral education that you have completed?(LevQ8: What is the highest grade of genaral education that you have completed?(LevQ8: What is the highest grade of genaral education that you have completed?(LevQ8: What is the highest grade of genaral education that you have completed?(LevQ8: What is the highest grade of genaral education that you have completed?(Lev2948411grade 1-5 / years 1-6 (primary school)2grade 6-8 / years 6-9 (lr secondary)3grades 9-10/years 10-114grades 11-12/years 12-135bachelor6master's7doctorate9no grade completedSysmissQ8:GradeQ8:GradeQ8:GradeQ8:GradeQ8:Grade294841no grade completed123456789101112Sysmisshighest level of formal educ reachedhighest level of formal educ reachedhighest level of formal educ reachedhighest level of formal educ reachedhighest level of formal educ reachedModule 2: Education
Q8_1. What is the highest level of general education that you have reached?Less than upper >>Q10A22187711gce o level2gce a level3bachelor degree4master's degree5doctorate/ phd6less than o level completedSysmissField of highest qualification (1)Field of highest qualification (1)Field of highest qualification (1)Field of highest qualification (1)Field of highest qualification (1)Module 2: Education
Q9 (1). In which field or subject is your highest general qualification? If received several diplomas or degrees at the same level refer to two main ones>>Q10A1481150811education12business administration, accountancy, commerce, retail shop13public administration and planning14law and legal services15medical, health services, nursing, etc.16science, mathematics, computing, etc.17other technical & engineering, including architecture, indus18agriculture, livestock, forestry19social and behavioral studies, media, culture, sport and lei20art or humanities - languages, classics, history, theology21personal care services - domestic science, etc22public order and safety - police, army, fire services, etc.23general or no specific field29other (specify)SysmissField of highest qualification (2)Field of highest qualification (2)Field of highest qualification (2)Field of highest qualification (2)Field of highest qualification (2)Module 2: Education
Q9 (2). In which field or subject is your highest general qualification? If received several diplomas or degrees at the same level refer to two main ones>>Q10A37295211education12business administration, accountancy, commerce, retail shop13public administration and planning14law and legal services15medical, health services, nursing, etc.16science, mathematics, computing, etc.17other technical & engineering, including architecture, indus18agriculture, livestock, forestry19social and behavioral studies, media, culture, sport and lei20art or humanities - languages, classics, history, theology21personal care services - domestic science, etc22public order and safety - police, army, fire services, etc.23general or no specific field29other (specify)SysmissotherotherotherotherotherModule 2: Education
Q9 (1). In which field or subject is your highest general qualification? Other (specify)>>Q10AHas participated in literacy program...?Has participated in literacy program...?Has participated in literacy program...?Has participated in literacy program...?Has participated in literacy program...?Module 2: Education
Q10. Have you ever participated in a literacy program or any program that involved learning to read or write, excluding primary school?30026891yes2noSysmissType of schoolType of schoolType of schoolType of schoolType of schoolModule 2: Education
Q12. At what type of school or institution did you attend your highest vocational education level?Home schooling/study from home >> Q142948411public2private school- secular3private- religious4public/ private mix5home-schooling/ study from homeSysmissLocation of school or institutionLocation of school or institutionLocation of school or institutionLocation of school or institutionLocation of school or institutionModule 2: Education
Q13. In which location was this school or institution?2948411The area you now live in (DS)2Other DS division, same district3Other district in Sri Lanka4Abroad (specify country____________________)5India6Maldives7AfricaSysmissHas additional general/tech/voc/professional certificate..?Has additional general/tech/voc/professional certificate..?Has additional general/tech/voc/professional certificate..?Has additional general/tech/voc/professional certificate..?Has additional general/tech/voc/professional certificate..?Module 2: Education
Q14. Do you have an additional general or technical/vocational or professional certificate, diploma, or degree in another field, from a formal educational institution?No >>Q182948411yes2noSysmissEducational level of this additional certificate, diploma or degreeEducational level of this additional certificate, diploma or degreeEducational level of this additional certificate, diploma or degreeEducational level of this additional certificate, diploma or degreeEducational level of this additional certificate, diploma or degreeModule 2: Education
Q15. At what educational level is this additional certificate, diploma or degree?Upper secondary school- vocational >>17
Professional school (vocational) >>17
College (vocational) >>1717028191gce o level2gce a level3bachelor degree4master's degree5doctorate/ PHDSysmissField of this additional certificate, diploma or degreeField of this additional certificate, diploma or degreeField of this additional certificate, diploma or degreeField of this additional certificate, diploma or degreeField of this additional certificate, diploma or degreeModule 2: Education
Q16. In what field was this additional certificate, diploma or degree?>>Q18170281911education12business administration, accountancy, commerce, retail shop13public administration and planning14law and legal services15medical, health services, nursing, etc.16science, mathematics, computing, etc.17other technical & engineering, including architecture, indus18agriculture, livestock, forestry19social and behavioral studies, media, culture, sport and lei20art or humanities - languages, classics, history, theology21personal care services - domestic science, etc22public order and safety - police, army, fire services, etc.23general or no specific field29other (specify)SysmissQ17_1:In addition to your general education, have you followed any technical edQ17_1:In addition to your general education, have you followed any technical edQ17_1:In addition to your general education, have you followed any technical edQ17_1:In addition to your general education, have you followed any technical edQ17_1:In addition to your general education, have you followed any technical ed2948411yes2noSysmissQ17_2:What is the highest level of technical education or vocational trainingQ17_2:What is the highest level of technical education or vocational trainingQ17_2:What is the highest level of technical education or vocational trainingQ17_2:What is the highest level of technical education or vocational trainingQ17_2:What is the highest level of technical education or vocational training5142475did not complete any certification11Vocational training (certificate)12Technical education (diploma)13Professional qualification (diploma)14Vocational technology (degree)SysmissField of this certificateField of this certificateField of this certificateField of this certificateField of this certificateModule 2: Education
Q17. In which field was this certificate or diploma?489250011education12business administration, accountancy, commerce, retail shop13public administration and planning14law and legal services15medical, health services, nursing, etc.16science, mathematics, computing, etc.17other technical & engineering, including architecture, indus18agriculture, livestock, forestry19social and behavioral studies, media, culture, sport and lei20art or humanities - languages, classics, history, theology21personal care services - domestic science, etc22public order and safety - police, army, fire services, etc.23general or no specific field41agriculture, livestock, fishing, etc.42auto or home appliance repair43building and construction trade44manufacturing (e.g. mechanic, skilled operator)45information technology (e.g. computer software, database, pr46other engineering, science or architecture47business management, bookkeeping/accounting, finance, etc.48health services (e.g. nurse, pharmacy, paramedic, technician49education50legal services (e.g. legal assistant, paralegal)51secretarial, clerical, general office52hair dressing, cosmetology53restaurant, culinary arts, hotel, tourism54public order and safety (e.g. police, army, fire services, e59other(specify)60A course in Handcrafts61A sewing course62A course in dress designing63Art65A Drivertraining course67Gem cutting69Ornamental fish breeding course71Mass Communication72Sports Training73Dancing74Psychology75Astrology76Leadership Training Certificate Course77Aluminium Fabrication Training CourseSysmiss63A course in HandcraftsA course in dess designingA drivertraining courseA sewing courseAluminium Fabrication Training CourseAstrologyGem cuttingLeadership Training Certificate CourseMass CommunicationOrnamental fish breeding coursePsychologySports TrainingQ17_4:For how many months or years did you follow this technical education orQ17_4:For how many months or years did you follow this technical education orQ17_4:For how many months or years did you follow this technical education orQ17_4:For how many months or years did you follow this technical education orQ17_4:For how many months or years did you follow this technical education or2322757123467891012SysmissQ17_4:yearQ17_4:yearQ17_4:yearQ17_4:yearQ17_4:year25727321234568SysmissQ17_5_1:A vocational or technical certificateQ17_5_1:A vocational or technical certificateQ17_5_1:A vocational or technical certificateQ17_5_1:A vocational or technical certificateQ17_5_1:A vocational or technical certificate49024991yes2noSysmissQ17_5_2:A vocational or technical diplomaQ17_5_2:A vocational or technical diplomaQ17_5_2:A vocational or technical diplomaQ17_5_2:A vocational or technical diplomaQ17_5_2:A vocational or technical diploma49024991yes2noSysmissQ17_5_3:A professional qualification DiplomaQ17_5_3:A professional qualification DiplomaQ17_5_3:A professional qualification DiplomaQ17_5_3:A professional qualification DiplomaQ17_5_3:A professional qualification Diploma49024991yes2noSysmissQ17_5_4:A vocational technological degreeQ17_5_4:A vocational technological degreeQ17_5_4:A vocational technological degreeQ17_5_4:A vocational technological degreeQ17_5_4:A vocational technological degree49024991yes2noSysmissQ17_5_5:other1Q17_5_5:other1Q17_5_5:other1Q17_5_5:other1Q17_5_5:other149024991yes2noSysmissQ17_5_5:Other_code1Q17_5_5:Other_code1Q17_5_5:Other_code1Q17_5_5:Other_code1Q17_5_5:Other_code12989SysmissQ17_5_5:Other text1Q17_5_5:Other text1Q17_5_5:Other text1Q17_5_5:Other text1Q17_5_5:Other text11CIVIL ENGENNRING INSTITUTE.Q17_5_5:other2Q17_5_5:other2Q17_5_5:other2Q17_5_5:other2Q17_5_5:other229891yes2noSysmissQ17_5_5:other_code2Q17_5_5:other_code2Q17_5_5:other_code2Q17_5_5:other_code2Q17_5_5:other_code22989SysmissQ17_5_5:other_textQ17_5_5:other_textQ17_5_5:other_textQ17_5_5:other_textQ17_5_5:other_textIn what field(s) is this certificate, qualification, diploma, or technological dIn what field(s) is this certificate, qualification, diploma, or technological dIn what field(s) is this certificate, qualification, diploma, or technological dIn what field(s) is this certificate, qualification, diploma, or technological dIn what field(s) is this certificate, qualification, diploma, or technological d490249911education12business administration, accountancy, commerce, retail shop13public administration and planning14law and legal services15medical, health services, nursing, etc.16science, mathematics, computing, etc.17other technical & engineering, including architecture, indus18agriculture, livestock, forestry19social and behavioral studies, media, culture, sport and lei20art or humanities - languages, classics, history, theology21personal care services - domestic science, etc22public order and safety - police, army, fire services, etc.23general or no specific field41agriculture, livestock, fishing, etc.42auto or home appliance repair43building and construction trade44manufacturing (e.g. mechanic, skilled operator)45information technology (e.g. computer software, database, pr46other engineering, science or architecture47business management, bookkeeping/accounting, finance, etc.48health services (e.g. nurse, pharmacy, paramedic, technician49education50legal services (e.g. legal assistant, paralegal)51secretarial, clerical, general office52hair dressing, cosmetology53restaurant, culinary arts, hotel, tourism54public order and safety (e.g. police, army, fire services, e59other(specify)60A course in Handcrafts61A sewing course62A course in dress designing63Art65A Drivertraining course67Gem cutting69Ornamental fish breeding course71Mass Communication72Sports Training73Dancing74Psychology75Astrology76Leadership Training Certificate Course77Aluminium Fabrication Training CourseSysmiss56A course in HandcraftsA course in dess designingA drivertraining courseA sewing courseAluminium Fabrication Training CourseAstrologyDancingGem cuttingOrnamental fish breeding coursePsychologySports TrainingIn what field(s) is this certificate, qualification, diploma, or technological dIn what field(s) is this certificate, qualification, diploma, or technological dIn what field(s) is this certificate, qualification, diploma, or technological dIn what field(s) is this certificate, qualification, diploma, or technological dIn what field(s) is this certificate, qualification, diploma, or technological d56293311education12business administration, accountancy, commerce, retail shop13public administration and planning14law and legal services15medical, health services, nursing, etc.16science, mathematics, computing, etc.17other technical & engineering, including architecture, indus18agriculture, livestock, forestry19social and behavioral studies, media, culture, sport and lei20art or humanities - languages, classics, history, theology21personal care services - domestic science, etc22public order and safety - police, army, fire services, etc.23general or no specific field41agriculture, livestock, fishing, etc.42auto or home appliance repair43building and construction trade44manufacturing (e.g. mechanic, skilled operator)45information technology (e.g. computer software, database, pr46other engineering, science or architecture47business management, bookkeeping/accounting, finance, etc.48health services (e.g. nurse, pharmacy, paramedic, technician49education50legal services (e.g. legal assistant, paralegal)51secretarial, clerical, general office52hair dressing, cosmetology53restaurant, culinary arts, hotel, tourism54public order and safety (e.g. police, army, fire services, e59other(specify)60A course in Handcrafts61A sewing course62A course in dress designing63Art65A Drivertraining course67Gem cutting69Ornamental fish breeding course71Mass Communication72Sports Training73Dancing74Psychology75Astrology76Leadership Training Certificate Course77Aluminium Fabrication Training CourseSysmiss4A course in dess designingMass CommunicationSports TrainingQ17_6:OtherQ17_6:OtherQ17_6:OtherQ17_6:OtherQ17_6:Other63ALUMINUM FITTINGSAPPAREL TRADEAPPRENTICE TRAINING COLLEGEASTROLOGYBATHIK TRANING COURSEBATIK MAKINGCHILD PSYCHOLOGYCONFECTIONERYCUSTOMS WORDS EXPORTS AND IMPORTSCUTTING AND SEWINGCUTTING AND SEWING GARMENTSDOMKINGDRESS MAKINGDRESS MAKING COURSEDRESS SEWINGDRIVING TRAINING (DUAL PURPOSE VEHICLE)FOLLOWED LOGARITHM.CARTIFICATION PROGRAMGARMENTGARMENTSHANDICRAFTHINDI CRAFTHOUSE WIRINGJEWELLERY MANUFACTURINGLAPIDERYLAPIDORYMONTESSORYORNAMENTAL FISH BREEDINGORNAMENTAL FLOWER MAKINGSAWINGSAWING TRAINING PROGRAMMESEWINGSEWING COURSESEWING FIELDSPORTSSURVEYING AND LEVELINGTAILORINGTAILORING LOURSETELARINGTELEPHONE CONNECTIONSTELEVISION PHOTOGRAPHYTEXTILE INDUSTRYTYPE WRITINGWALL DECORALIONSWAREINGWEAVING HAND GLOOMINGWELDINGQ17_7:TextQ17_7:TextQ17_7:TextQ17_7:TextQ17_7:Text39447 - 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WOMEN'S COOPERATIVE SOCIETY LTD,WORKS-EUCATION UNIT COLOMBO UNIVERSITYWORLD BROTHERS COMPANY SYSTEMYATINUWARA PROVINCIAL COMPUTER - RESOURCES CENTREYOUTH CENTRE MAHARAMAYOUTH CORPS (KATUNAYAKA)YOUTH CORPS TRAINING CENTREYOUTH COUNCIL POLGOLLAYOUTH COUNCIL-MAHARAGAMAYOUTH COUNCIL-NITTABUWA.YOUTH SERVICE CENTERYOUTH SERVICE CENTER-AKMEEMANAYOUTH SERVICES COUNCIL BANDARAWELLA.ZONAL EDUCATION OFFICE - PILIYANDALAZONAL EDUCATION OFFICE DIWLAPITIYAZONAL INFORMATION AND COMMCUFICATION TECHNOLGY EDUCATION CENTERWhat type of school or institution was this?What type of school or institution was this?What type of school or institution was this?What type of school or institution was this?What type of school or institution was this?49024991public, government2public, statutory board (for example vta, naita)3private training center4ngo-sector training center5other (specify________________________)6Foreign university)SysmissQ17_8:OtherQ17_8:OtherQ17_8:OtherQ17_8:OtherQ17_8:Other1FOREIGN UNIVERSITYQ17_9:What was the required time-length in order to complete this certificate /Q17_9:What was the required time-length in order to complete this certificate /Q17_9:What was the required time-length in order to complete this certificate /Q17_9:What was the required time-length in order to complete this certificate /Q17_9:What was the required time-length in order to complete this certificate /41901020304060708091012141518243036384860727496Q17_9: HoursQ17_9: HoursQ17_9: HoursQ17_9: HoursQ17_9: Hours710102030405060708124480Q17_10:In which year did you complete this certificate / qualification / diplomaQ17_10:In which year did you complete this certificate / qualification / diplomaQ17_10:In which year did you complete this certificate / qualification / diplomaQ17_10:In which year did you complete this certificate / qualification / diplomaQ17_10:In which year did you complete this certificate / qualification / diploma4902499196620121997.92910.226Which is the main reason you chose to attend technical and vocational educationWhich is the main reason you chose to attend technical and vocational educationWhich is the main reason you chose to attend technical and vocational educationWhich is the main reason you chose to attend technical and vocational educationWhich is the main reason you chose to attend technical and vocational education49024991could not get into university2could not afford to go to universty3provides good job / salary opportunities4no other option available in the next level of education tha5it provided a faster option to get a job9other (specify)10preference to follow vocational education11in order to go abroadSysmissQ17_11: OtherQ17_11: OtherQ17_11: OtherQ17_11: OtherQ17_11: Other27AFTER (A/L) STUDIESAFTER O/L EXAMAS A HOBIAS INHERITED RUBBER ESTATESBEING THE FAVOURITE AREADESIREDEVELOP KNOWLEDGE AND SKILLSDEVOLOP MY KNOWLEDGE.DUE TO DESIREDUE TO DESIRE TO BE TRAINEDDUE TO DESIRE TO STUDYDUE TO LIKENESSFAMILY TRADITIONFOR A FOREIGN EMPLOYMENTFOR ENHANCING KNOWLEDGEFOR PROMOTIONSIMPORTING KNOWLEDGE FOR SELF-EMPLOYMENTON MY OWN ACCORDPARING THE TIME AT HOMEPERSONAL WISHSELF - EMPLOYMENT TO EAN FOR EDUCATIONTALENT AND DESIRE FOR THAT PROFESSIONTHROUGH FRIENDSTO KNOWLEADGETO SEW MY OWN DRESSESWITH THE MEDIATION OF GOVERNMENTQ17_12:In which ways did the technical and vocational education you completed heQ17_12:In which ways did the technical and vocational education you completed heQ17_12:In which ways did the technical and vocational education you completed heQ17_12:In which ways did the technical and vocational education you completed heQ17_12:In which ways did the technical and vocational education you completed he49024991i am not employed2more job opportunities in sri lanka3more job opportunities abroad4better jobs/ advancement5more confident in performing my duties6did not helpSysmissQ17_OtherQ17_OtherQ17_OtherQ17_OtherQ17_Other1DUE TO DESIRE TO STUDYQ17_12:2nd ReasonQ17_12:2nd ReasonQ17_12:2nd ReasonQ17_12:2nd ReasonQ17_12:2nd Reason20927801i am not employed2more job opportunities in sri lanka3more job opportunities abroad4better jobs/ advancement5more confident in performing my duties6did not help9other (specify)SysmissQ17-13:Do you plan to enroll in another technical and vocational education coursQ17-13:Do you plan to enroll in another technical and vocational education coursQ17-13:Do you plan to enroll in another technical and vocational education coursQ17-13:Do you plan to enroll in another technical and vocational education coursQ17-13:Do you plan to enroll in another technical and vocational education cours49024991yes2no9SysmissAny industry-recognized/government certificate?Any industry-recognized/government certificate?Any industry-recognized/government certificate?Any industry-recognized/government certificate?Any industry-recognized/government certificate?Module 2: Education
Q18. Do you have any industry-recognized or government certificate in a particular field and not awarded by a formal educational institution?No >>Q202948411yes2noSysmissField of this certificateField of this certificateField of this certificateField of this certificateField of this certificateModule 2: Education
Q19. In what field is this industry-recognized or government certificate?203278611education12business administration, accountancy, commerce, retail shop13public administration and planning14law and legal services15medical, health services, nursing, etc.16science, mathematics, computing, etc.17other technical & engineering, including architecture, indus18agriculture, livestock, forestry19social and behavioral studies, media, culture, sport and lei20art or humanities - languages, classics, history, theology21personal care services - domestic science, etc22public order and safety - police, army, fire services, etc.23general or no specific field41agriculture, livestock, fishing, etc.42auto or home appliance repair43building and construction trade44manufacturing (e.g. mechanic, skilled operator)45information technology (e.g. computer software, database, pr46other engineering, science or architecture47business management, bookkeeping/accounting, finance, etc.48health services (e.g. nurse, pharmacy, paramedic, technician49education50legal services (e.g. legal assistant, paralegal)51secretarial, clerical, general office52hair dressing, cosmetology53restaurant, culinary arts, hotel, tourism54public order and safety (e.g. police, army, fire services, e59other(specify)60A course in Handcrafts61A sewing course62A course in dress designing63Art65A Drivertraining course67Gem cutting69Ornamental fish breeding course71Mass Communication72Sports Training73Dancing74Psychology75Astrology76Leadership Training Certificate Course77Aluminium Fabrication Training CourseSysmiss22A course in HandcraftsA course in dess designingA drivertraining courseA sewing courseGem cuttingCurrently attending a formal education programCurrently attending a formal education programCurrently attending a formal education programCurrently attending a formal education programCurrently attending a formal education programModule 2: Education
Q20. Are you currently attending a formal education program (formal education)?No >>Q242948411yes2noSysmissq20_1_1:School or program fees and other required feesq20_1_1:School or program fees and other required feesq20_1_1:School or program fees and other required feesq20_1_1:School or program fees and other required feesq20_1_1:School or program fees and other required fees29726921500004222.3612256.484Q20_1_2:Uniforms and other clothingQ20_1_2:Uniforms and other clothingQ20_1_2:Uniforms and other clothingQ20_1_2:Uniforms and other clothingQ20_1_2:Uniforms and other clothing2972692200001785.0542961.99Q20_1_3:TextbooksQ20_1_3:TextbooksQ20_1_3:TextbooksQ20_1_3:TextbooksQ20_1_3:Textbooks2972692150001085.1682006.861Q20_1_4:Other education materials (e.g. pens, exercise books)Q20_1_4:Other education materials (e.g. pens, exercise books)Q20_1_4:Other education materials (e.g. pens, exercise books)Q20_1_4:Other education materials (e.g. pens, exercise books)Q20_1_4:Other education materials (e.g. pens, exercise books)2972692160001485.5292263.71Q20_1_5:Meals, transportation, and / or lodgingQ20_1_5:Meals, transportation, and / or lodgingQ20_1_5:Meals, transportation, and / or lodgingQ20_1_5:Meals, transportation, and / or lodgingQ20_1_5:Meals, transportation, and / or lodging29726921200004024.1629601.365Q20_1_6:Fees for outside tutoring or extra classesQ20_1_6:Fees for outside tutoring or extra classesQ20_1_6:Fees for outside tutoring or extra classesQ20_1_6:Fees for outside tutoring or extra classesQ20_1_6:Fees for outside tutoring or extra classes2972692900007044.75813037.674Q20_1_7:Other expenses (e.g. optional fees)Q20_1_7:Other expenses (e.g. optional fees)Q20_1_7:Other expenses (e.g. optional fees)Q20_1_7:Other expenses (e.g. optional fees)Q20_1_7:Other expenses (e.g. optional fees)2972692440001064.3913107.242Q20_1_8:Total (if not separately)Q20_1_8:Total (if not separately)Q20_1_8:Total (if not separately)Q20_1_8:Total (if not separately)Q20_1_8:Total (if not separately)297269290000032899.81167194.026Level currently attendingLevel currently attendingLevel currently attendingLevel currently attendingLevel currently attending29726921grade 1-5 / years 1-6 (primary school)2grade 6-8 / years 6-9 (lr secondary)3grades 9-10/years 10-114grades 11-12/years 12-135bachelor6master's7PhD/ doctorate11Vocational training (certificate)12Technical education (diploma)13Professional qualification (diploma)14Vocational technology (degree, bachelor levelSysmissQ21: GradeQ21: GradeQ21: GradeQ21: GradeQ21: Grade29726921234689101112SysmissField of this studyField of this studyField of this studyField of this studyField of this studyModule 2: Education
Q22. In what field is this study?>>Q37160282911education12business administration, accountancy, commerce, retail shop13public administration and planning14law and legal services15medical, health services, nursing, etc.16science, mathematics, computing, etc.17other technical & engineering, including architecture, indus18agriculture, livestock, forestry19social and behavioral studies, media, culture, sport and lei20art or humanities - languages, classics, history, theology21personal care services - domestic science, etc22public order and safety - police, army, fire services, etc.23general or no specific fieldSysmissotherotherotherotherotherModule 2: Education
Q22. In what field is this study? Other (specify)>>Q37Field of this vocational studyField of this vocational studyField of this vocational studyField of this vocational studyField of this vocational studyModule 2: Education
Q23. In what field is this vocational study?>>Q3766292311education12business administration, accountancy, commerce, retail shop13public administration and planning14law and legal services15medical, health services, nursing, etc.16science, mathematics, computing, etc.17other technical & engineering, including architecture, indus18agriculture, livestock, forestry19social and behavioral studies, media, culture, sport and lei20art or humanities - languages, classics, history, theology21personal care services - domestic science, etc22public order and safety - police, army, fire services, etc.23general or no specific field41agriculture, livestock, fishing, etc.42auto or home appliance repair43building and construction trade44manufacturing (e.g. mechanic, skilled operator)45information technology (e.g. computer software, database, pr46other engineering, science or architecture47business management, bookkeeping/accounting, finance, etc.48health services (e.g. nurse, pharmacy, paramedic, technician49education50legal services (e.g. legal assistant, paralegal)51secretarial, clerical, general office52hair dressing, cosmetology53restaurant, culinary arts, hotel, tourism54public order and safety (e.g. police, army, fire services, e59other(specify)60A course in Handcrafts61A sewing course62A course in dress designing63Art65A Drivertraining course67Gem cutting69Ornamental fish breeding course71Mass Communication72Sports Training73Dancing74Psychology75Astrology76Leadership Training Certificate Course77Aluminium Fabrication Training CourseSysmissotherotherotherotherotherModule 2: Education
Q23. In what field is this vocational study? Other (specify)>>Q371DancingQ23_1:What sort of certification does this program have ?Q23_1:What sort of certification does this program have ?Q23_1:What sort of certification does this program have ?Q23_1:What sort of certification does this program have ?Q23_1:What sort of certification does this program have ?6629231A vocational or technical certificate2A professional qualification3A qualification diploma4A technological degreeSysmissQ23_1: Other (SPECIFY_________________)Q23_1: Other (SPECIFY_________________)Q23_1: Other (SPECIFY_________________)Q23_1: Other (SPECIFY_________________)Q23_1: Other (SPECIFY_________________)1KINNIYA INFORMATION OF INDUSTRIAL TEACHQ23_3:What type of institution is this? INTERVIEWER: READ OPTIONS.Q23_3:What type of institution is this? INTERVIEWER: READ OPTIONS.Q23_3:What type of institution is this? INTERVIEWER: READ OPTIONS.Q23_3:What type of institution is this? INTERVIEWER: READ OPTIONS.Q23_3:What type of institution is this? INTERVIEWER: READ OPTIONS.6529241public, government2public, statutory board (for example VTA, NAITA)3private training center4ngo-sector training centerSysmissQ23_3:OTHERQ23_3:OTHERQ23_3:OTHERQ23_3:OTHERQ23_3:OTHERQ23_4: What is the required time-length in order to complete this certificate /Q23_4: What is the required time-length in order to complete this certificate /Q23_4: What is the required time-length in order to complete this certificate /Q23_4: What is the required time-length in order to complete this certificate /Q23_4: What is the required time-length in order to complete this certificate /64292534819.90613.827Q23_4:HOURQ23_4:HOURQ23_4:HOURQ23_4:HOURQ23_4:HOUR2298724805239.598Q23_5: In which year did you start this certificate / qualification / diploma /Q23_5: In which year did you start this certificate / qualification / diploma /Q23_5: In which year did you start this certificate / qualification / diploma /Q23_5: In which year did you start this certificate / qualification / diploma /Q23_5: In which year did you start this certificate / qualification / diploma /662923200020072009201020112012SysmissQ23_6:Which is the main reason you chose to attend vocational and technical educQ23_6:Which is the main reason you chose to attend vocational and technical educQ23_6:Which is the main reason you chose to attend vocational and technical educQ23_6:Which is the main reason you chose to attend vocational and technical educQ23_6:Which is the main reason you chose to attend vocational and technical educ6629231could not get into university2could not afford going to universty3provides good job / salary opportunities4no other option available in the next level of education tha5it provided a faster option to get a jobSysmissQ23_6:OTHERQ23_6:OTHERQ23_6:OTHERQ23_6:OTHERQ23_6:OTHERDropped out of formal educationDropped out of formal educationDropped out of formal educationDropped out of formal educationDropped out of formal educationModule 2: Education
Q24. Did you drop out of formal education without completing the highest educational level that you started?>>Q2926513381yes2noSysmissWhat was the reason/ reasons you dropped out?What was the reason/ reasons you dropped out?What was the reason/ reasons you dropped out?What was the reason/ reasons you dropped out?What was the reason/ reasons you dropped out?105419351no money for fees / uniform / books2poor quality of schools/ education3schools unsafe4illness5disability6parents/ elders did not let me7had to work outside home8had to help in home9school too far from home10school conflicts with beliefs11no female teachers12pregnancy13marriage14schoolwork too difficult/ poor grades15additional schooling wasn't worth it16lack of interest in school19other (specify____________)21Personal reasons22Had to go abroad24Due to the insurgency25Due to the warSysmissWhat was the reason/ reasons you dropped out?What was the reason/ reasons you dropped out?What was the reason/ reasons you dropped out?What was the reason/ reasons you dropped out?What was the reason/ reasons you dropped out?43425551no money for fees / uniform / books2poor quality of schools/ education3schools unsafe4illness5disability6parents/ elders did not let me7had to work outside home8had to help in home9school too far from home10school conflicts with beliefs11no female teachers12pregnancy13marriage14schoolwork too difficult/ poor grades15additional schooling wasn't worth it16lack of interest in school19other (specify____________)21Personal reasons22Had to go abroad24Due to the insurgency25Due to the warSysmissReason dropped-out, otherReason dropped-out, otherReason dropped-out, otherReason dropped-out, otherReason dropped-out, otherModule 2: Education
Q25. What was the reason/ reasons you dropped out? Other (specify)34AFTER GETTING AN EMPLOYMENTAFTER GRAND MOTHER'S DEATH HAD NO LIKINGBECAUSE HE WAS POLITISHIANDISLIKING TO ATTEND SCHOOLDUE TO A CONFLICT WITH A RELATIVE WHERE I WAS STAYING DURING MY EDUCATIONDUE TO CRYSIS BETWEEN TWO PARTISDUE TO DISTERBANCESDUE TO FATHER'S DEATHDUE TO FOLLOWING A MOTOR MECHAMICAL COURDUE TO FUTHER'S DEATHDUE TO MARRIAGEDUE TO MONTHER'S DEATH IN MY CHILHOODDUE TO MOTHER'S DEATH WHWN I WAS ONLY TEN YERS OLD.DUE TO SICKNESSES OF PARENTSDUE TO UNEMPLOYMENTFATHERS DEATHFOR HELPING PARENTAL ECONOMIACL CECTIVITIVE.GETTING MARRIEDGOT A JOBHAD A LIKING FOR TECHNOLOGYLOW FINANCIAL DUE TO FAMILY PROBLEMMARRAGEMONK AND SCHOOL TEACHERMOTHER DEATHPROBLEM ABOUT THE COUNTRYPROBLEM BETWEEN PARENTSRELOCATE TO VANNIRESIDE IN ABROAD FOR HOTEL MANGMENT STUDIESSHIFTING FROM THE PRERIOUS DWELLINGSICKESS OF FATHERSICKNESS OF PARENTSTHE RESPONDENT HAD TO STAY WITH HER SISTER WHO HAD BEEN HOSPITALIEDWARHighest level of formal educ before dropping outHighest level of formal educ before dropping outHighest level of formal educ before dropping outHighest level of formal educ before dropping outHighest level of formal educ before dropping outModule 2: Education
Q26. What is the highest level of formal education you were attending before dropping out?Primary school >>29
Lower secondary school >>29
Upper secondary school vocational >>28
Professional school (vocational) >>28
College (vocational) >>28
Don't know >>29105419351grade 1-5(primary school)2grade 6-8(lr secondary)3grades 9-104grades 11-125bachelor6master's7PhD/ doctorate11Vocational training (certificate)12Technical education (diploma)13Professional qualification (diploma)14Vocational technology (degree, bachelor level99Don't knowSysmissField or subject before dropping outField or subject before dropping outField or subject before dropping outField or subject before dropping outField or subject before dropping outModule 2: Education
Q27. In which field or subject were you studying before dropping out?>>Q29115287411education12business administration, accountancy, commerce, retail shop13public administration and planning14law and legal services15medical, health services, nursing, etc.16science, mathematics, computing, etc.17other technical & engineering, including architecture, indus18agriculture, livestock, forestry19social and behavioral studies, media, culture, sport and lei20art or humanities - languages, classics, history, theology21personal care services - domestic science, etc22public order and safety - police, army, fire services, etc.23general or no specific field41agriculture, livestock, fishing, etc.42auto or home appliance repair43building and construction trade44manufacturing (e.g. mechanic, skilled operator)45information technology (e.g. computer software, database, pr46other engineering, science or architecture47business management, bookkeeping/accounting, finance, etc.48health services (e.g. nurse, pharmacy, paramedic, technician49education50legal services (e.g. legal assistant, paralegal)51secretarial, clerical, general office52hair dressing, cosmetology53restaurant, culinary arts, hotel, tourism54public order and safety (e.g. police, army, fire services, e59other(specify)60A course in Handcrafts61A sewing course62A course in dress designing63Art65A Drivertraining course67Gem cutting69Ornamental fish breeding course71Mass Communication72Sports Training73Dancing74Psychology75Astrology76Leadership Training Certificate Course77Aluminium Fabrication Training CourseSysmissField before dropping outField before dropping outField before dropping outField before dropping outField before dropping outModule 2: Education
Q28. In what field were you studying before dropping out?3298611education12business administration, accountancy, commerce, retail shop13public administration and planning14law and legal services15medical, health services, nursing, etc.16science, mathematics, computing, etc.17other technical & engineering, including architecture, indus18agriculture, livestock, forestry19social and behavioral studies, media, culture, sport and lei20art or humanities - languages, classics, history, theology21personal care services - domestic science, etc22public order and safety - police, army, fire services, etc.23general or no specific field41agriculture, livestock, fishing, etc.42auto or home appliance repair43building and construction trade44manufacturing (e.g. mechanic, skilled operator)45information technology (e.g. computer software, database, pr46other engineering, science or architecture47business management, bookkeeping/accounting, finance, etc.48health services (e.g. nurse, pharmacy, paramedic, technician49education50legal services (e.g. legal assistant, paralegal)51secretarial, clerical, general office52hair dressing, cosmetology53restaurant, culinary arts, hotel, tourism54public order and safety (e.g. police, army, fire services, e59other(specify)60A course in Handcrafts61A sewing course62A course in dress designing63Art65A Drivertraining course67Gem cutting69Ornamental fish breeding course71Mass Communication72Sports Training73Dancing74Psychology75Astrology76Leadership Training Certificate Course77Aluminium Fabrication Training CourseSysmissAge you left formal educationAge you left formal educationAge you left formal educationAge you left formal educationAge you left formal educationModule 2: Education
Q29. At what age did you leave formal education?265133854616.2373.89Have you had work for at least 6 months?Have you had work for at least 6 months?Have you had work for at least 6 months?Have you had work for at least 6 months?Have you had work for at least 6 months?Module 2: Education
Q30. Since completing your highest level of education, have you had work that lasted at least 6 months?Yes >>Q3226483411yes2noSysmissHave tried to find job?Have tried to find job?Have tried to find job?Have tried to find job?Have tried to find job?Module 2: Education
Q31. Since completing your highest level of education, have you tried to find work?Yes >>Q37
No >>Q37149014991yes2noSysmissTime to find that jobTime to find that jobTime to find that jobTime to find that jobTime to find that jobModule 2: Education
Q31. Think about the first work that lasted at least 6 months since you completed your highest level of education. How long did it take you to find this work?1158183139613.94432.833Type of employment of that workType of employment of that workType of employment of that workType of employment of that workType of employment of that workModule 2: Education
Q33. What type of employment was this work?Read out all responses115818311wage worker/ employee2own economic activity with or without hired labor / employer3Unpaid family worker4Other5Unpaid family workerSysmissOther type of employmentOther type of employmentOther type of employmentOther type of employmentOther type of employmentModule 2: Education
Q33. What type of employment was this work? Other (specify)4unpaid workerOccupation codeOccupation codeOccupation codeOccupation codeOccupation codeModule 2: Education
Q34. What kind of work did you do, that is what was your occupation (or job title)?1158183111Commissioned armed forces officers21Non-commissioned armed forces officers31Armed forces occupations, other ranks111Legislators and senior officials112Managing directors and chief executives121Business services and administration managers122Sales, marketing and development managers131Production managers in agriculture, forestry and fisheries132Manufacturing, mining, construction, and distribution manage133Information and communications technology service managers134Professional services managers141Hotel and restaurant managers142Retail and wholesale trade managers143Other services managers211Physical and earth science professionals212Mathematicians, actuaries and statisticians213Life science professionals214Engineering professionals (excluding electrotechnology)215Electrotechnology engineers216Architects, planners, surveyors and designers221Medical doctors222Nursing and midwifery professionals223Traditional and complementary medicine professionals224Paramedical practitioners225Veterinarians226Other health professionals231University and higher education teachers232Vocational education teachers233Secondary education teachers234Primary school and early childhood teachers235Other teaching professionals241Finance professionals242Administration professionals243Sales, marketing and public relations professionals251Software and applications developers and analysts252Database and network professionals261Legal professionals262Librarians, archivists and curators263Social and religious professionals264Authors, journalists and linguists265Creative and performing artists311Physical and engineering science technicians312Mining, manufacturing and construction supervisors313Process control technicians314Life science technicians and related associate professionals315Ship and aircraft controllers and technicians321Medical and pharmaceutical technicians322Nursing and midwifery associate professionals323Traditional and complementary medicine associate professiona324Veterinary technicians and assistants325Other health associate professionals331Financial and mathematical associate professionals332Sales and purchasing agents and brokers333Business services agents334Administrative and specialized secretaries335Regulatory government associate professionals341Legal, social and religious associate professionals342Sports and fitness workers343Artistic, cultural and culinary associate professionals351Information and communications technology operations and use352Telecommunications and broadcasting technicians411General office clerks412Secretaries (general)413Keyboard operators421Tellers, money collectors and related clerks422Client information workers431Numerical clerks432Material-recording and transport clerks441Other clerical support workers511Travel attendants, conductors and guides512Cooks513Waiters and bartenders514Hairdressers, beauticians and related workers515Building and housekeeping supervisors516Other personal services workers521Street and market salespersons522Shop salespersons523Cashiers and ticket clerks524Other sales workers531Child care workers and teachers' aides532Personal care workers in health services541Protective services workers611Market gardeners and crop growers612Animal producers613Mixed crop and animal producers621Forestry and related workers622Fishery workers, hunters and trappers631Subsistence crop farmers632Subsistence livestock farmers633Subsistence mixed crop and livestock farmers634Subsistence fishers, hunters, trappers and gatherers711Building frame and related trades workers712Building finishers and related trades workers713Painters, building structure cleaners and related trades wor721Sheet and structural metal workers, moulders and welders, an722Blacksmiths, toolmakers and related trades workers723Machinery mechanics and repairers731Handicraft workers732Printing trades workers741Electrical equipment installers and repairers742Electronics and telecommunications installers and repairers751Food processing and related trades workers752Wood treaters, cabinet-makers and related trades workers753Garment and related trades workers754Other craft and related workers811Mining and mineral processing plant operators812Metal processing and finishing plant operators813Chemical and photographic products plant and machine operato814Rubber, plastic and paper products machine operators815Textile, fur and leather products machine operators816Food and related products machine operators817Wood processing and papermaking plant operators818Other stationary plant and machine operators821Assemblers831Locomotive engine drivers and related workers832Car, van and motorcycle drivers833Heavy truck and bus drivers834Mobile plant operators835Ships' deck crews and related workers911Domestic, hotel and office cleaners and helpers912Vehicle, window, laundry and other hand cleaning workers921Agricultural, forestry and fishery labourers931Mining and construction labourers932Manufacturing labourers933Transport and storage labourers941Food preparation assistants951Street and related service workers952Street vendors (excluding food)961Refuse workers962Other elementary workersSysmissMain economic activityMain economic activityMain economic activityMain economic activityMain economic activity1158183111Growing of non-perennial crops12Growing of perennial crops13Plant propagation14Animal production15Mixed farming16Support activities to agriculture and post-harvest crop acti17Hunting, trapping and related service activities21Silviculture and other forestry activities22Logging23Gathering of non-wood forest products24Support services to forestry31Fishing32Aquaculture51Mining of hard coal52Mining of lignite61Extraction of crude petroleum62Extraction of natural gas71Mining of iron ores72Mining of non-ferrous metal ores81Quarrying of stone, sand and clay89Mining and quarrying not elsewhere classsified91Support activities for petroleum and natural gas extraction99Support activities for other mining and quarrying101Processing and preserving of meat102Processing and preserving of fish, crustaceans and molluscs103Processing and preserving of fruit and vegetables104Manufacture of vegetable and animal oils and fats105Manufacture of dairy products106Manufacture of grain mill products, starches and starch prod107Manufacture of other food products108Manufacture of prepared animal feeds110Manufacture of beverages120Manufacture of tobacco products131Spinning, weaving and finishing of textiles139Manufacture of other textiles141Manufacture of wearing apparel, except fur apparel142Manufacture of articles of fur143Manufacture of knitted and crocheted apparel151Tanning and dressing of leather; manufacture of luggage, han152Manufacture of footwear161Sawmilling and planing of wood162Manufacture of products of wood, cork, straw and plaiting ma170Manufacture of paper and paper products181Printing and service activities related to printing182Reproduction of recorded media191Manufacture of coke oven products192Manufacture of refined petroleum products201Manufacture of basic chemicals, fertilizers and nitrogen com202Manufacture of other chemical products203Manufacture of man-made fibres210Manufacture of pharmaceuticals, medicinal chemical and botan221Manufacture of rubber products222Manufacture of plastics products231Manufacture of glass and glass products235239Manufacture of non-metallic mineral products not elsewhere c241Manufacture of basic iron and steel242Manufacture of basic precious and other non-ferrous metals243Casting of metals251Manufacture of structural metal products, tanks, reservoirs252Manufacture of weapons and ammunition255259Manufacture of other fabricated metal products; metalworking261Manufacture of electronic components and boards262Manufacture of computers and peripheral equipment263Manufacture of communication equipment264Manufacture of consumer electronics265Manufacture of measuring, testing, navigating and control eq266Manufacture of irradiation, electro-medical and electrothera267Manufacture of optical instruments and photographic equipmen268Manufacture of magnetic and optical media271Manufacture of electric motors, generators, transformers and272Manufacture of batteries and accumulators273Manufacture of wiring and wiring devices274Manufacture of electric lighting equipment275Manufacture of domestic appliances279Manufacture of other electrical equipment281Manufacture of general-purpose machinery282Manufacture of special-purpose machinery291Manufacture of motor vehicles292Manufacture of bodies (coachwork) for motor vehicles; manufa293Manufacture of parts and accessories for motor vehicles301Building of ships and boats302Manufacture of railway locomotives and rolling stock303Manufacture of air and spacecraft and related machinery304Manufacture of military fighting vehicles309Manufacture of transport equipment not elsewhere classified.310Manufacture of furniture321Manufacture of jewellery, bijouterie and related articles322Manufacture of musical instruments323Manufacture of sports goods324Manufacture of games and toys325Manufacture of medical and dental instruments and supplies329Other manufacturing not elsewhere classified331Repair of fabricated metal products, machinery and equipment332Installation of industrial machinery and equipment351Electric power generation, transmission and distribution352Manufacture of gas; distribution of gaseous fuels through ma353Steam and air conditioning supply360Water collection, treatment and supply370Sewerage381Waste collection382Waste treatment and disposal383Materials recovery390Remediation activities and other waste management services410Construction of buildings421Construction of roads and railways422Construction of utility projects429Construction of other civil engineering projects431Demolition and site preparation432Electrical, plumbing and other construction installation act433Building completion and finishing439Other specialized construction activities451Sale of motor vehicles452Maintenance and repair of motor vehicles453Sale of motor vehicle parts and accessories454Sale, maintenance and repair of motorcycles and related part461Wholesale on a fee or contract basis462Wholesale of agricultural raw materials and live animals463Wholesale of food, beverages and tobacco464Wholesale of household goods465Wholesale of machinery, equipment and supplies466Other specialized wholesale469Non-specialized wholesale trade471Retail sale in non-specialized stores472Retail sale of food, beverages and tobacco in specialized st473Retail sale of automotive fuel in specialized stores474Retail sale of information and communications equipment in s475Retail sale of other household equipment in specialized stor476Retail sale of cultural and recreation goods in specialized477Retail sale of other goods in specialized stores478Retail sale via stalls and markets479Retail trade not in stores, stalls or markets491Transport via railways492Other land transport493Transport via pipeline501Sea and coastal water transport502Inland water transport511Passenger air transport512Freight air transport521Warehousing and storage522Support activities for transportation531Postal activities532Courier activities551Short term accommodation activities552Camping grounds, recreational vehicle parks and trailer park559Other accommodation561Restaurants and mobile food service activities562Event catering and other food service activities563Beverage serving activities581Publishing of books, periodicals and other publishing activi582Software publishing591Motion picture, video and television programme activities592Sound recording and music publishing activities601Radio broadcasting602Television programming and broadcasting activities611Wired telecommunications activities612Wireless telecommunications activities613Satellite telecommunications activities619Other telecommunications activities620Computer programming, consultancy and related activities631Data processing, hosting and related activities; web portals639Other information service activities641Monetary intermediation642Activities of holding companies643Trusts, funds and similar financial entities649Other financial service activities, except insurance and pen651Insurance652Reinsurance653Pension funding661Activities auxiliary to financial service activities, except662Activities auxiliary to insurance and pension funding663Fund management activities681Real estate activities with own or leased property682Real estate activities on a fee or contract basis691Legal activities692Accounting, bookkeeping and auditing activities; tax consult701Activities of head offices702Management consultancy activities711Architectural and engineering activities and related technic712Technical testing and analysis721Research and experimental development on natural sciences an722Research and experimental development on social sciences and731Advertising732Market research and public opinion polling741Specialized design activities742Photographic activities749Other professional, scientific and technical activities not750Veterinary activities771Renting and leasing of motor vehicles772Renting and leasing of personal and household goods773Renting and leasing of other machinery, equipment and tangib774Leasing of intellectual property and similar products, excep781Activities of employment placement agencies782Temporary employment agency activities783Other human resources provision791Travel agency and tour operator activities799Other reservation service and related activities801Private security activities802Security systems service activities803Investigation activities811Combined facilities support activities812Cleaning activities813Landscape care and maintenance service activities821Office administrative and support activities822Activities of call centers823Organization of conventions and trade shows829Business support service activities not elsewhere classified841Administration of the State and the economic and social poli842Provision of services to the community as a whole843Compulsory social security activities851Pre-primary and primary education852Secondary education853Higher education854Other education855Educational support activities861Hospital activities862Medical and dental practice activities869Other human health activities871Residential nursing care facilities872Residential care activities for mental retardation, mental h873Residential care activities for the elderly and disabled879Other residential care activities881Social work activities without accommodation for the elderly889Other social work activities without accommodation900Creative, arts and entertainment activities910Libraries, archives, museums and other cultural activities920Gambling and betting activities931Sports activities932Other amusement and recreation activities941Activities of business, employers and professional membershi942Activities of trade unions949Activities of other membership organizations951Repair of computers and communication equipment952Repair of personal and household goods960Other personal service activities970Activities of households as employers of domestic personnel981Undifferentiated goods-producing activities of private house982Undifferentiated service-producing activities of private hou990Activities of extraterritorial organizations and bodiesSysmissInterrupted studies for 1 year or moreInterrupted studies for 1 year or moreInterrupted studies for 1 year or moreInterrupted studies for 1 year or moreInterrupted studies for 1 year or moreModule 2: Education
Q37. Did you ever interrupt your studies for one academic year or more?No >>Q392948411yes2noSysmissWhy did you interrupt your studies?Why did you interrupt your studies?Why did you interrupt your studies?Why did you interrupt your studies?Why did you interrupt your studies?Module 2: Education
Q38. Why did you interrupt your studies?Do not read out responses33426552employment3unpaid family work4look for work5start own business6travel/leisure7family caregiving8needed to earn money to continue education9waiting to get into chosen education program10illness11pregnancy12financial difficulties13fear of the teachers14great distance between the school and the home16personal reasons17weak in studies18Due to the insurgency19Due to the war20Due to political problems99other (Specify)SysmissWhy did you interrupt your studies?Why did you interrupt your studies?Why did you interrupt your studies?Why did you interrupt your studies?Why did you interrupt your studies?Module 2: Education
Q38_2. Why did you interrupt your studies? (2)6929202employment3unpaid family work4look for work5start own business6travel/leisure7family caregiving8needed to earn money to continue education9waiting to get into chosen education program10illness11pregnancy12financial difficulties13fear of the teachers14great distance between the school and the home16personal reasons17weak in studies18Due to the insurgency19Due to the war20Due to political problems99other (Specify)SysmissOther - interrupt your studiesOther - interrupt your studiesOther - interrupt your studiesOther - interrupt your studiesOther - interrupt your studiesModule 2: Education
Q38. Why did you interrupt your studies? Other (specify)66ADMITTED TO SCHOLL ONE YEAR LATER DUE TO RESIDENTIAL CHANGEAFTER FATHER'S DEMISEALCHOCT ATTICTUIED OF FATHERDEMISE OF PARENTSDID NOT TRY TO STUDYDISTURBANCESDUE TO POVERTYDUE ECONOMIC PROBLEMSDUE TO 1971 REBELLIONDUE TO AHE DEATHS OF POREMTS.DUE TO BACKWARDNESS IN LEARNINGDUE TO CLOSURE OF THE UNIVERCITY (POLITICAL PROBLEMS)DUE TO ECONOMIC DIFFICULIES.DUE TO ECONOMIC DIFFICULTIESDUE TO ECONOMIC PROBLEMSDUE TO ECONOMICS PROBLEMSDUE TO FATHER'S DEATHDUE TO FATHER'S SICKNESS.DUE TO J.V.P.DISTRUBANANCESDUE TO LACK OF MONEYDUE TO LONG DISTANCEDUE TO LOW ECONOMYDUE TO MOTHER'S DEATHDUE TO MOTHER'S LEAVING FOR A FOREIGN EMPLOYMENT AND FARTHR'S TRANSDUE TO MOTHERS EMPLOYMENT ABORD.DUE TO POLITICAL VIAOLANCEDUE TO POLTICAL VIOLENCEDUE TO PORENTEL POVERTYDUE TO POVERTYDUE TO POVORTYDUE TO SHYNESSDUE TO TERRORIST ACTIVITIESDUE TO THE CHANGE OF THE LOADINGDUE TO THE DEATH OF FATHER DURING THE DISTRUBANCE PEARIODDUE TO THE DEMISE OF FATHERDUE TO THE DISTURBANCESDUE TO THE DOWNFALL OF ECONOMY.DUE TO THE FEAR OF TEACHER.DUE TO THE LOSS OF MY BIRTHCERTIFICATEDUE TO THE SHIFTING OF LEVELLING COULD GET A SCHOOL FOR NEALY ONE YEARDUE TO TSUNAMY DISASTER FATHER'S SUDDENDUE TO UNDESIRABILITYDUE TO WARE SITUATION,HAD TO BE IN A REFUGEE CAMPECONOMIC PROBLEMSFAMILY PROBLEMSFAMILY REASONSJAUNDICEMONEY PROBLEMNO ONE TO HELPNORTH - EAST ETHNIC CONFLICTNOT ENOUGH MONEY FOR EDUCATIONO/L FAILPOLITICAL REVENGEPOURTISSTOPED SECONDARY EDUCATION IN GRADE 12STUDENTS UNRESTS AND UNIVERCITY CLOSURETSUNAMIWARWAR VILANCEParticipated in any training coursesParticipated in any training coursesParticipated in any training coursesParticipated in any training coursesParticipated in any training coursesModule 2: Education
Q39. In the past 12 months (i.e. since [MONTH]), have you participated in any training courses, such as work-related training or private skills training, that lasted at least 5 days/ 30 hours (not part of the formal educational system)?No >>Q4129891yes2noDomains/fields of training (1)Domains/fields of training (1)Domains/fields of training (1)Domains/fields of training (1)Domains/fields of training (1)Module 2: Education
Q40. In what domains/fields did you do this skills training? (1)Record up to two course fields173281611education12business administration, accountancy, commerce, retail shop13public administration and planning14law and legal services15medical, health services, nursing, etc.16science, mathematics, computing, etc.17other technical & engineering, including architecture, indus18agriculture, livestock, forestry19social and behavioral studies, media, culture, sport and lei20art or humanities - languages, classics, history, theology21personal care services - domestic science, etc22public order and safety - police, army, fire services, etc.23general or no specific field41agriculture, livestock, fishing, etc.42auto or home appliance repair43building and construction trade44manufacturing (e.g. mechanic, skilled operator)45information technology (e.g. computer software, database, pr46other engineering, science or architecture47business management, bookkeeping/accounting, finance, etc.48health services (e.g. nurse, pharmacy, paramedic, technician49education50legal services (e.g. legal assistant, paralegal)51secretarial, clerical, general office52hair dressing, cosmetology53restaurant, culinary arts, hotel, tourism54public order and safety (e.g. police, army, fire services, e55LANGUAGES59other(specify)60A course in Handcrafts61A sewing course62A course in dress designing63Art65A Drivertraining course67Gem cutting69Ornamental fish breeding course71Mass Communication72Sports Training73Dancing74Psychology75Astrology76Leadership Training Certificate Course77Aluminium Fabrication Training CourseSysmiss16A course in HandcraftsA course in dess designingA drivertraining courseA sewing courseAstrologyGem cuttingPsychologySports TrainingDomains/fields of training (2)Domains/fields of training (2)Domains/fields of training (2)Domains/fields of training (2)Domains/fields of training (2)Module 2: Education
Q40. In what domains/fields did you do this skills training? (2)12297711education12business administration, accountancy, commerce, retail shop13public administration and planning14law and legal services15medical, health services, nursing, etc.16science, mathematics, computing, etc.17other technical & engineering, including architecture, indus18agriculture, livestock, forestry19social and behavioral studies, media, culture, sport and lei20art or humanities - languages, classics, history, theology21personal care services - domestic science, etc22public order and safety - police, army, fire services, etc.23general or no specific field41agriculture, livestock, fishing, etc.42auto or home appliance repair43building and construction trade44manufacturing (e.g. mechanic, skilled operator)45information technology (e.g. computer software, database, pr46other engineering, science or architecture47business management, bookkeeping/accounting, finance, etc.48health services (e.g. nurse, pharmacy, paramedic, technician49education50legal services (e.g. legal assistant, paralegal)51secretarial, clerical, general office52hair dressing, cosmetology53restaurant, culinary arts, hotel, tourism54public order and safety (e.g. police, army, fire services, e55LANGUAGES59other(specify)60A course in Handcrafts61A sewing course62A course in dress designing63Art65A Drivertraining course67Gem cutting69Ornamental fish breeding course71Mass Communication72Sports Training73Dancing74Psychology75Astrology76Leadership Training Certificate Course77Aluminium Fabrication Training CourseSysmissotherotherotherotherotherModule 2: Education
Q40. In what domains/fields did you do this skills training? Other (specify)17ARTASTROLOGYCADETCOURSE IN DISCIPLINERY MATTERSDRESS SEWINGDRIVINGFLOWER MAKERHANDI CRAFT.JEM CUTTERLADIES CLOTHS SEWINGMIND TRAININGON SPORTSPATTERN DESINERSPRE SCHOOL TEACHINGSPORT COUCHER (CRICKERT)TAILARING (SEWING)TRISORE DRIVING TRAINERCompleted apprenticeship...?Completed apprenticeship...?Completed apprenticeship...?Completed apprenticeship...?Completed apprenticeship...?Module 2: Education
Q41. Have you ever completed an apprenticeship - that is training for a trade in a work setting under the guidance of someone who is experienced in this kind of work?No >>Q4329891yes2noCode of apprenticeship (1)Code of apprenticeship (1)Code of apprenticeship (1)Code of apprenticeship (1)Code of apprenticeship (1)Module 2: Education
Q42. What kind of work were the apprenticeships that you completed and how many months did they last? Was it a certified (formal) apprenticeship or informal apprenticehsip?
(1) What kind of work were the apprenticeships that you completed? (Apprenticeship 1)4532536Armed forces occupations1Commissioned armed forces officers2Non-commissioned armed forces officers3Armed forces occupations, other ranks4Clerical support workers5Service and sales workers6Skilled agricultural, forestry and fishery workers7Craft and related trades workers8Plant and machine operators, and assemblers9Elementary occupations11Chief executives, senior officials and legislators12Administrative and commercial managers13Production and specialised services managers14Hospitality, retail and other services managers1516171821Science and engineering professionals22Health professionals23Teaching professionals24Business and administration professionals25Information and communications technology professionals26Legal, social and cultural professionals27282931Science and engineering associate professionals32Health associate professionals33Business and administration associate professionals34Legal, social, cultural and related associate professionals35Information and communications technicians373841General and keyboard clerks42Customer services clerks43Numerical and material recording clerks44Other clerical support workers45464748495051Personal service workers52Sales workers53Personal care workers54Protective services workers5556596061Market-oriented skilled agricultural workers62Market-oriented skilled forestry, fishery and hunting workers63Subsistence farmers, fishers, hunters and gatherers71Building and related trades workers, excluding electricians72Metal, machinery and related trades workers73Handicraft and printing workers74Electrical and electronic trades workers75Food processing, wood working, garment and other craft and related trades workers7778798081Stationary plant and machine operators82Assemblers83Drivers and mobile plant operators848586879091Cleaners and helpers92Agricultural, forestry and fishery labourers93Labourers in mining, construction, manufacturing and transport94Food preparation assistants95Street and related sales and service workers96Refuse workers and other elementary workers111Legislators and senior officials112Managing directors and chief executives121Business services and administration managers122Sales, marketing and development managers131Production managers in agriculture, forestry and fisheries132Manufacturing, mining, construction, and distribution managers133Information and communications technology service managers134Professional services managers141Hotel and restaurant managers142Retail and wholesale trade managers143Other services managers211Physical and earth science professionals212Mathematicians, actuaries and statisticians213Life science professionals214Engineering professionals (excluding electrotechnology)215Electrotechnology engineers216Architects, planners, surveyors and designers221Medical doctors222Nursing and midwifery professionals223Traditional and complementary medicine professionals224Paramedical practitioners225Veterinarians226Other health professionals231University and higher education teachers232Vocational education teachers233Secondary education teachers234Primary school and early childhood teachers235Other teaching professionals241Finance professionals242Administration professionals243Sales, marketing and public relations professionals251Software and applications developers and analysts252Database and network professionals261Legal professionals262Librarians, archivists and curators263Social and religious professionals264Authors, journalists and linguists265Creative and performing artists275311Physical and engineering science technicians312Mining, manufacturing and construction supervisors313Process control technicians314Life science technicians and related associate professionals315Ship and aircraft controllers and technicians321Medical and pharmaceutical technicians322Nursing and midwifery associate professionals323Traditional and complementary medicine associate professionals324Veterinary technicians and assistants325Other health associate professionals331Financial and mathematical associate professionals332Sales and purchasing agents and brokers333Business services agents334Administrative and specialised secretaries335Regulatory government associate professionals341Legal, social and religious associate professionals342Sports and fitness workers343Artistic, cultural and culinary associate professionals351Information and communications technology operations and user support technicians352Telecommunications and broadcasting technicians411General office clerks412Secretaries (general)413Keyboard operators421Tellers, money collectors and related clerks422Client information workers431Numerical clerks432Material-recording and transport clerks441Other clerical support workers453511Travel attendants, conductors and guides512Cooks513Waiters and bartenders514Hairdressers, beauticians and related workers515Building and housekeeping supervisors516Other personal services workers521Street and market salespersons522Shop salespersons523Cashiers and ticket clerks524Other sales workers531Child care workers and teachers' aides532Personal care workers in health services541Protective services workers602611Market gardeners and crop growers612Animal producers613Mixed crop and animal producers621Forestry and related workers622Fishery workers, hunters and trappers631Subsistence crop farmers632Subsistence livestock farmers633Subsistence mixed crop and livestock farmers634Subsistence fishers, hunters, trappers and gatherers711Building frame and related trades workers712Building finishers and related trades workers713Painters, building structure cleaners and related trades workers721Sheet and structural metal workers, moulders and welders, and related workers722Blacksmiths, toolmakers and related trades workers723Machinery mechanics and repairers731Handicraft workers732Printing trades workers741Electrical equipment installers and repairers742Electronics and telecommunications installers and repairers751Food processing and related trades workers752Wood treaters, cabinet-makers and related trades workers753Garment and related trades workers754Other craft and related workers811Mining and mineral processing plant operators812Metal processing and finishing plant operators813Chemical and photographic products plant and machine operators814Rubber, plastic and paper products machine operators815Textile, fur and leather products machine operators816Food and related products machine operators817Wood processing and papermaking plant operators818Other stationary plant and machine operators821Assemblers831Locomotive engine drivers and related workers832Car, van and motorcycle drivers833Heavy truck and bus drivers834Mobile plant operators835Ships' deck crews and related workers911Domestic, hotel and office cleaners and helpers912Vehicle, window, laundry and other hand cleaning workers921Agricultural, forestry and fishery labourers931Mining and construction labourers932Manufacturing labourers933Transport and storage labourers941Food preparation assistants951Street and related service workers952Street vendors (excluding food)961Refuse workers962Other elementary workersSysmissMonths of apprenticeship (1)Months of apprenticeship (1)Months of apprenticeship (1)Months of apprenticeship (1)Months of apprenticeship (1)Module 2: Education
Q42. What kind of work were the apprenticeships that you completed and how many months did they last? Was it a certified (formal) apprenticeship or informal apprenticehsip?
(2) How many months did they last? (Apprenticeship 1)45325361848.4869.769Formal/informal apprenticeship? (1)Formal/informal apprenticeship? (1)Formal/informal apprenticeship? (1)Formal/informal apprenticeship? (1)Formal/informal apprenticeship? (1)Module 2: Education
Q42. What kind of work were the apprenticeships that you completed and how many months did they last? Was it a certified (formal) apprenticeship or informal apprenticehsip?
(3) Was it a certified (formal) apprenticeship or informal apprenticehsip? (Apprenticeship 1)45325361A Certified (FORMAL) apprenticeship2An informal apprenticeshipSysmissCode of apprenticeship (2)Code of apprenticeship (2)Code of apprenticeship (2)Code of apprenticeship (2)Code of apprenticeship (2)Module 2: Education
Q42. What kind of work were the apprenticeships that you completed and how many months did they last? Was it a certified (formal) apprenticeship or informal apprenticehsip?
(1) What kind of work were the apprenticeships that you completed? (Apprenticeship 2)382951725343.52640.39971115182225263841434648495051537891253SysmissMonths of apprenticeship (2)Months of apprenticeship (2)Months of apprenticeship (2)Months of apprenticeship (2)Months of apprenticeship (2)Module 2: Education
Q42. What kind of work were the apprenticeships that you completed and how many months did they last? Was it a certified (formal) apprenticeship or informal apprenticehsip?
(2) How many months did they last? (Apprenticeship 2)38295113677.26Formal/informal apprenticeship? (2)Formal/informal apprenticeship? (2)Formal/informal apprenticeship? (2)Formal/informal apprenticeship? (2)Formal/informal apprenticeship? (2)Module 2: Education
Q42. What kind of work were the apprenticeships that you completed and how many months did they last? Was it a certified (formal) apprenticeship or informal apprenticehsip?
(3) Was it a certified (formal) apprenticeship or informal apprenticehsip? (Apprenticeship 2)3829511A Certified (FORMAL) apprenticeship2An informal apprenticeshipSysmissHas respondent ever attended school?Has respondent ever attended school?Has respondent ever attended school?Has respondent ever attended school?Has respondent ever attended school?Module 2: Education
Q43. Interviewer : Has respondent attended school?Did not attend school (No to Q2) >>Module 3, pg2029891attended school (yes to q2)2did not attend school (no to q2)Time to primary schoolTime to primary schoolTime to primary schoolTime to primary schoolTime to primary schoolModule 2: Education
Q44. When you were in [Grade 1 (or equivalent)], how long did it take you to get to your primary school, by the usual method of transport you used?2947421less than half an hour2between half an hour and one hour3more than one hour9don't knowSysmissHow did compare academically...?How did compare academically...?How did compare academically...?How did compare academically...?How did compare academically...?Module 2: Education
Q45. From what you remember, how did you compare academically to your classmates in the highest grade you attended in primary or secondary school?Do not read responses2947421excellent / among the best in class2above averag3average4below average9don't knowSysmissDid parents keep themselves informed?Did parents keep themselves informed?Did parents keep themselves informed?Did parents keep themselves informed?Did parents keep themselves informed?Module 2: Education
Q46. When you were attending primary school, did either of your parents/guardians actively keep themselves informed of your exam/test results or grades?2947421yes, always or almost always2yes, sometimes3no, never or almost never8not applicable9don't knowSysmissLevel satisfaction with life...?Level satisfaction with life...?Level satisfaction with life...?Level satisfaction with life...?Level satisfaction with life...?Module 3: Health
Q1. How satisfied are you at present with your life, all things considered? Respond on a scale from 1 (completely dissatisfied) to 10 (completely satisfied)2988112345678910SysmissHeight in centimetersHeight in centimetersHeight in centimetersHeight in centimetersHeight in centimetersModule 3: Health
Q2. How tall are you?298811.0671.9051.5810.112Weight in kilogramsWeight in kilogramsWeight in kilogramsWeight in kilogramsWeight in kilogramsModule 3: Health
Q3. How much do you weigh?298362212055.96111.354Days unable to carry out usual activitiesDays unable to carry out usual activitiesDays unable to carry out usual activitiesDays unable to carry out usual activitiesDays unable to carry out usual activitiesModule 3: Health
Q4. How many days during the last 4 weeks have you been unable to carry out your usual daily activities because of sudden illness, accident, chronic illness, or any other health problem?If health problems did not prevent the respondent from carrying out all usual activities during the last 4 weeks, write 0.29881301.274.352Chronic IllnessChronic IllnessChronic IllnessChronic IllnessChronic IllnessModule 3: Health
Q5. Do you suffer from a chronic illness? (For example, diabetes, asthma, cancer, heart disease, high blood pressure, hepatitis….)298811yes2noSysmissDays unable due to chronic illnessDays unable due to chronic illnessDays unable due to chronic illnessDays unable due to chronic illnessDays unable due to chronic illnessModule 3: Health
Q6. During the last 4 weeks, because of this chronic illness, how many days were you unable to carry out your usual activities?If the chronic illness did not prevent the respondent from carrying out all usual activities during the last 4 weeks, write 0.4402549302.4555.996Health insurance?Health insurance?Health insurance?Health insurance?Health insurance?Module 3: Health
Q7. Are you covered by health insurance?298811yes, through my work2yes, through a household member's work3yes, through government program4yes, through buying private insurance6noSysmissotherotherotherotherotherModule 3: Health
Q7. Are you covered by health insurance? Other (specify)Q7: Second Helth insuranceQ7: Second Helth insuranceQ7: Second Helth insuranceQ7: Second Helth insuranceQ7: Second Helth insurance729821yes, through my work2yes, through a household member's work3yes, through government program4yes, through buying private insurance6noSysmissWorked for someone not a memberWorked for someone not a memberWorked for someone not a memberWorked for someone not a memberWorked for someone not a memberModule 4: Employment
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Q1. During the past 7 days, have you worked for at least an hour for wage or salary in cash or in kind for someone who is not a member of your household, for example, a public or private enterprise or company, the government, an NGO or any other individual?Yes >>Module 4B, pg 26298631yes2noSysmissWorked in farm owned or rentedWorked in farm owned or rentedWorked in farm owned or rentedWorked in farm owned or rentedWorked in farm owned or rentedModule 4: Employment
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Q2. During the past 7 days have you worked for at least an hour on a farm owned or rented by you or a member of your household, whether in cultivating crops or in other farm maintenance tasks, or have you cared for livestock belonging to you or a member of your household?Yes >>Module 4B, pg 2620449451yes2noSysmissWorked on own accountWorked on own accountWorked on own accountWorked on own accountWorked on own accountModule 4: Employment
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Q3. During the past 7 days have you worked for profit or family gain, in cash or in kind for at least an hour on your own account or in a business belonging to you or someone in your household, for example, as a trader, shop-keeper, barber, dressmaker, carpenter, taxi driver, car wash, etc.?Yes >>Module 4B, pg 26183611531yes2noSysmissWorked on occational jobWorked on occational jobWorked on occational jobWorked on occational jobWorked on occational jobModule 4: Employment
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Q4. Although you reported no work in the past 7 days have you done any occasional job for profit or family gain, in cash or in kind; such as sold goods in the street, helped someone for their business, sold some homemade products, washed cars, repaired cars, etc. during the past 7 days?Yes >>Module 4B, pg 26137016191yes2noSysmissTemporary absent from permament jobTemporary absent from permament jobTemporary absent from permament jobTemporary absent from permament jobTemporary absent from permament jobModule 4: Employment
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Q5. Even though you did not work in the last 7 days, do you have a permanent/long term job or work from which you were temporarily absent, or your own account work in which you were termporarily not working?No >>Q7135416351yes2noSysmissAre going back to same job?Are going back to same job?Are going back to same job?Are going back to same job?Are going back to same job?Module 4: Employment
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Q6. Are you going back to the same job or work after this absence?Yes >>Module 4B, pg 264429451yes2no9dont knowSysmissTried to find a salaried or wage job?Tried to find a salaried or wage job?Tried to find a salaried or wage job?Tried to find a salaried or wage job?Tried to find a salaried or wage job?Module 4: Employment
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Q7. During the past 4 weeks have you tried in any way to find a salaried or wage job?Yes >>Q10132816611yes2noSysmissTried to start your own business/ economic activity?Tried to start your own business/ economic activity?Tried to start your own business/ economic activity?Tried to start your own business/ economic activity?Tried to start your own business/ economic activity?Module 4: Employment
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Q8. During the past 4 weeks have you tried to start your own business/ economic activity?Yes >>Q11122917601yes2noSysmissMain reason did not look for jobMain reason did not look for jobMain reason did not look for jobMain reason did not look for jobMain reason did not look for jobModule 4: Employment
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Q9. What is the main reason you did not look for work in the past 4 weeks? (Most important reason)Student/pupil 1 >>Q16
Housewife 2 >>Q16
In retirement 3 >>Q16
Old age 4 >>Q16
Ill/handicapped 5 >>Q16
In compulsory military service6 >>Q16
Do not want to work7 >>Q16
Awaiting recall by employer10 >>Q13
Waiting for busy season11 >>Q13
Believe i do not have any chance to get a job12 >>Q13
There are no jobs13 >>Q13
Other (specify)14 >>Q13122117681student/pupil2housewife3in retirement4old age5ill/handicapped7do not want to work8have already found a job which will start later9awaiting response from employer10awaiting recall by employer11waiting for busy season12believe i do not have any chance to get a job13there are no jobs14other (specify)15Getting pregnant16Because of personal reasons17Don’t have the necessary toolsSysmissmethod: through Jobsnet?method: through Jobsnet?method: through Jobsnet?method: through Jobsnet?method: through Jobsnet?10028891yes2noSysmissMethod: through private employment agencyMethod: through private employment agencyMethod: through private employment agencyMethod: through private employment agencyMethod: through private employment agency10028891yes2noSysmissMethod: through university/school careers' officeMethod: through university/school careers' officeMethod: through university/school careers' officeMethod: through university/school careers' officeMethod: through university/school careers' office10028891yes2noSysmissMethod: through social network (friends/relatives/other)Method: through social network (friends/relatives/other)Method: through social network (friends/relatives/other)Method: through social network (friends/relatives/other)Method: through social network (friends/relatives/other)10028891yes2noSysmissMethod: responded to media ad/ put ad in paperMethod: responded to media ad/ put ad in paperMethod: responded to media ad/ put ad in paperMethod: responded to media ad/ put ad in paperMethod: responded to media ad/ put ad in paper10028891yes2noSysmissMethod: searched on internetMethod: searched on internetMethod: searched on internetMethod: searched on internetMethod: searched on internet10028891yes2noSysmissMethod: contacted employers directly (visited/sent letters)Method: contacted employers directly (visited/sent letters)Method: contacted employers directly (visited/sent letters)Method: contacted employers directly (visited/sent letters)Method: contacted employers directly (visited/sent letters)10028891yes2noSysmissMethod: took test for a jobMethod: took test for a jobMethod: took test for a jobMethod: took test for a jobMethod: took test for a job10028891yes2noSysmissMethod: other (specify)Method: other (specify)Method: other (specify)Method: other (specify)Method: other (specify)8629031yes2noSysmissQ10_9: Other code1Q10_9: Other code1Q10_9: Other code1Q10_9: Other code1Q10_9: Other code12989SysmissQ10_9 OTHER (SPECIFY_____________________)Q10_9 OTHER (SPECIFY_____________________)Q10_9 OTHER (SPECIFY_____________________)Q10_9 OTHER (SPECIFY_____________________)Q10_9 OTHER (SPECIFY_____________________)Q10_9: Other2Q10_9: Other2Q10_9: Other2Q10_9: Other2Q10_9: Other229891yes2noSysmissQ10_9: Other code2Q10_9: Other code2Q10_9: Other code2Q10_9: Other code2Q10_9: Other code22989SysmissQ10_9: OTHER (SPECIFY___________________)Q10_9: OTHER (SPECIFY___________________)Q10_9: OTHER (SPECIFY___________________)Q10_9: OTHER (SPECIFY___________________)Q10_9: OTHER (SPECIFY___________________)Number of months you looked for workNumber of months you looked for workNumber of months you looked for workNumber of months you looked for workNumber of months you looked for work10828818812.72219.31Available to start within next 2 weeksAvailable to start within next 2 weeksAvailable to start within next 2 weeksAvailable to start within next 2 weeksAvailable to start within next 2 weeksModule 4: Employment
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Q12. Are you available to start work within the next two weeks (if you find work)?10828811yes2noSysmissLowest monthly wage willing to acceptLowest monthly wage willing to acceptLowest monthly wage willing to acceptLowest monthly wage willing to acceptLowest monthly wage willing to acceptModule 4: Employment
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Q13. What is the lowest monthly net (take-home) wage that you would be willing to accept for a full-time job with social security benefits, in this locality or area?1362853350030000032071.32437125.58USD lowest monthly net wage willing to acceptUSD lowest monthly net wage willing to acceptUSD lowest monthly net wage willing to acceptUSD lowest monthly net wage willing to acceptUSD lowest monthly net wage willing to accept136285384.6327254.174775.503897.718Would accept a job with no social security benefitsWould accept a job with no social security benefitsWould accept a job with no social security benefitsWould accept a job with no social security benefitsWould accept a job with no social security benefitsModule 4: Employment
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Q14. Would you accept a job that did not offer social insurance benefits?No >>Q1613628531yes2noSysmissMain reason for accepting job without social securityMain reason for accepting job without social securityMain reason for accepting job without social securityMain reason for accepting job without social securityMain reason for accepting job without social securityModule 4: Employment
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Q15. What is the main reason why you would accept a job without social insurance benefits?9228971above-mentioned benefits are not important to me2i can't afford to pay the contributions3i would accept but continue looking for a job with benefits4i can receive more money5my family will support me if needed6i have no choice/ the only jobs available for me are without7other (specify ______________________________________)8because of being too youngSysmissMain reason-otherMain reason-otherMain reason-otherMain reason-otherMain reason-otherModule 4: Employment
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Q15. What is the main reason why you would accept a job without social insurance benefits? Other (specify)1DUE TO UNDER-AGESince age 15, have worked for paySince age 15, have worked for paySince age 15, have worked for paySince age 15, have worked for paySince age 15, have worked for payModule 4: Employment
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Q16. Since the age of 15 years old, have you worked for wage or salary or for profit or family gain in cash or in kind?Yes >>Q19132816611yes2noSysmissSince age 15, has done occasional job for paySince age 15, has done occasional job for paySince age 15, has done occasional job for paySince age 15, has done occasional job for paySince age 15, has done occasional job for payModule 4: Employment
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Q17. Although you reported no paid work since the age of 15, have you done any occasional job for wage, salary, profit or family gain, such as sold goods in the street, helped someone for their business, sold some homemade products, washed cars, repaired bicycles ,did sewing for others from your home, etc. ?Yes >>Q19103219571yes2noSysmissAre there any jobs that you can do without educationAre there any jobs that you can do without educationAre there any jobs that you can do without educationAre there any jobs that you can do without educationAre there any jobs that you can do without educationModule 4: Employment
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Q18. Are there any kinds of work that you can do now with your education or experience?Yes >>Q30
No >>Module 5A, pg 34
Don't know >>Module 5A, pg 3499519941yes2no9dont knowSysmissWhen did your most recent work end?-monthWhen did your most recent work end?-monthWhen did your most recent work end?-monthWhen did your most recent work end?-monthWhen did your most recent work end?-monthModule 4: Employment
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Q19. What month and year did your most recent work end?
- Month333265619959.62846.071When did your most recent work end?-yearWhen did your most recent work end?-yearWhen did your most recent work end?-yearWhen did your most recent work end?-yearWhen did your most recent work end?-yearModule 4: Employment
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Q19. What month and year did your most recent work end?
- Year3332656196820122002.9169.48Occupation in most recent jobOccupation in most recent jobOccupation in most recent jobOccupation in most recent jobOccupation in most recent jobModule 4: Employment
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Q20. What did you do in this work, that is what was your occupation?333265611Commissioned armed forces officers21Non-commissioned armed forces officers31Armed forces occupations, other ranks111Legislators and senior officials112Managing directors and chief executives121Business services and administration managers122Sales, marketing and development managers131Production managers in agriculture, forestry and fisheries132Manufacturing, mining, construction, and distribution manage133Information and communications technology service managers134Professional services managers141Hotel and restaurant managers142Retail and wholesale trade managers143Other services managers211Physical and earth science professionals212Mathematicians, actuaries and statisticians213Life science professionals214Engineering professionals (excluding electrotechnology)215Electrotechnology engineers216Architects, planners, surveyors and designers221Medical doctors222Nursing and midwifery professionals223Traditional and complementary medicine professionals224Paramedical practitioners225Veterinarians226Other health professionals231University and higher education teachers232Vocational education teachers233Secondary education teachers234Primary school and early childhood teachers235Other teaching professionals241Finance professionals242Administration professionals243Sales, marketing and public relations professionals251Software and applications developers and analysts252Database and network professionals261Legal professionals262Librarians, archivists and curators263Social and religious professionals264Authors, journalists and linguists265Creative and performing artists311Physical and engineering science technicians312Mining, manufacturing and construction supervisors313Process control technicians314Life science technicians and related associate professionals315Ship and aircraft controllers and technicians321Medical and pharmaceutical technicians322Nursing and midwifery associate professionals323Traditional and complementary medicine associate professiona324Veterinary technicians and assistants325Other health associate professionals331Financial and mathematical associate professionals332Sales and purchasing agents and brokers333Business services agents334Administrative and specialized secretaries335Regulatory government associate professionals341Legal, social and religious associate professionals342Sports and fitness workers343Artistic, cultural and culinary associate professionals351Information and communications technology operations and use352Telecommunications and broadcasting technicians411General office clerks412Secretaries (general)413Keyboard operators421Tellers, money collectors and related clerks422Client information workers431Numerical clerks432Material-recording and transport clerks441Other clerical support workers511Travel attendants, conductors and guides512Cooks513Waiters and bartenders514Hairdressers, beauticians and related workers515Building and housekeeping supervisors516Other personal services workers521Street and market salespersons522Shop salespersons523Cashiers and ticket clerks524Other sales workers531Child care workers and teachers' aides532Personal care workers in health services541Protective services workers611Market gardeners and crop growers612Animal producers613Mixed crop and animal producers621Forestry and related workers622Fishery workers, hunters and trappers631Subsistence crop farmers632Subsistence livestock farmers633Subsistence mixed crop and livestock farmers634Subsistence fishers, hunters, trappers and gatherers711Building frame and related trades workers712Building finishers and related trades workers713Painters, building structure cleaners and related trades wor721Sheet and structural metal workers, moulders and welders, an722Blacksmiths, toolmakers and related trades workers723Machinery mechanics and repairers731Handicraft workers732Printing trades workers741Electrical equipment installers and repairers742Electronics and telecommunications installers and repairers751Food processing and related trades workers752Wood treaters, cabinet-makers and related trades workers753Garment and related trades workers754Other craft and related workers811Mining and mineral processing plant operators812Metal processing and finishing plant operators813Chemical and photographic products plant and machine operato814Rubber, plastic and paper products machine operators815Textile, fur and leather products machine operators816Food and related products machine operators817Wood processing and papermaking plant operators818Other stationary plant and machine operators821Assemblers831Locomotive engine drivers and related workers832Car, van and motorcycle drivers833Heavy truck and bus drivers834Mobile plant operators835Ships' deck crews and related workers911Domestic, hotel and office cleaners and helpers912Vehicle, window, laundry and other hand cleaning workers921Agricultural, forestry and fishery labourers931Mining and construction labourers932Manufacturing labourers933Transport and storage labourers941Food preparation assistants951Street and related service workers952Street vendors (excluding food)961Refuse workers962Other elementary workersSysmissQ20:TextQ20:TextQ20:TextQ20:TextQ20:Text321A/L TEACHINGACCOUNT CLERKACCOUNTANT IN SARVODAYAACCOUNTNT ASSISTENTACCOUNTS CLERKADVISORYSERVICE ON AGRICULTURAL CROPS AND ACTAGRICULTURAL WORKAGRICULTURAL, FORESTRY AND FISHERY LABOURERS.ANIMAL HUSBANDRYAPPAREL INDUSTRYAPPAREL TRADEAPPERAL SEWINGASSISTANT ENTRY CLERK.ASSISTING IN FILD WORKS.ASSISTING IN MANUFACTURING TYRESATTENDANTAUDIT CLERKAUDITING OFFICER-TEA BOARNDAUTO MECHANICBAKERIANBEAUTICULTUREBEEDI MANUFACTUFACTURINGBISCUITS MANUFACTURINGBOOK KEEPERBRICK MAKERBUSINESSCARING THE LOANSCARPENTERCARPENTER LABOUR WORKERCASHIERCASHIER AND HELPERCASUAL LABOURERCHENA CULTIVATIONCHILD CARECINOMAN DRYINGCLARKCLEANERCLERKCLERK IN A FOREIGN EMPLOYMENT COMPANYCOIR ROPE WEAVINGCOIRE GOOD PROSUDIONCOMMUNICATION CENTRECOMPUTER OPERATOR MINISTRY OF LABOURCOMPUTER OPERTARCOMPUTER TECHNICIANCONDUCTING CLASSESCOOKING IN SCHOOL.COOLIECULTIVATIONCULTIVATION OF MINOR CROPSCULTIVATORCULTIVATOR-VEGETABLESCULTIVUTIONCUTTING CLOTHSCUTTING FISH FOR DRYFISH BUSINESSDEMONSTRATING AND SELLING ORNAMENTAL FLOWERSDEVELOPING PHOTO THROUGH COMPUTERDISTRICT COODINATING OFFICRDIVISIONAL SEERETERYASSISTANTDRESS MAKERDRESS MAKINGDRIVERDRIVER (OWN VEHICLE)ELECTRICIANEMBOSSING ON BRASS LAMPS.EMBROIDERYFABRIC PRINTERFARM - LABOURERFARMINGFISHINGFLOOR CLEANINGGAARDENINGGARMENT AND RELATED TRADES WORKRSGARMENT WORKERGARMENT WORKER,HANDICRAFT TECHNICIANGROCERHANDICRAFTHANDLOOMINGHELPERHELPER - MASONARYHELPER CULTIVATIONHELPER GAMANATSHELPER GARMENTHELPER IN AN APPAREL INDUSTRYHELPING MOTHER IN PREPARINGHELPING PACKING RELATED WORKSHELPING PADDY CULTIVATIONHIGHWAY LABOURERHOSUE MAID IN ABROADHOTEL OWNERHOUSE MADI (OVERSEAS)HOUSE MAIDHOUSE MAID (OVERSEAS)HOUSE-MAIDHOUSEMAIDIRONING CLOTHSISSUING AIR TICKETISSUING MEDICINES ACCOUNDING TO PRESORIPTIONJEWELLERYJEWLLERY BOX MAKINGJUCKY MACHINE OPERATORJUKEY MACHINE OPERATORKINNIYA VISON FIELD ASSESTANTLAB TECHNICIANLABELLINGLABORATORY TECHINICIANLABOURLABOURELABOURERLABOURER - (KEEPING NURCERIES ETC)LABOURER - COLOMBO HARBORLABOURER PLUCKING FRUITSLABOURER POULTRY FAMLABOURER TAPPING RUBBER TREES FOR LATEXLABOURER-YOUGHERT INDUTRYLABOURINGLAPIDARYLOTTERU SELLERLOTTERY TICKET JELLERMACHIN OPERATORMACHINE OPERATORMACHINE OPERATORMACHING OPARETERMACHNICEMAKING ROPES AND STRINGSMAKING TEA BOXESMANAGER (TEMPORORY)MARKETINGMASONARYMASONSMAT WEARINGMAT WEAWINGMERCHANDISERNURSENURSERY TEACHERNURSING MIDUIFERY AND RELATEDOVICIAL)OWNING A BAKERYPACKAGINGPACKAGING GARMENTSPACKEGINGPACKETING GROUND NUTSPACKING HELPERPADDY CULTIVATIONPAINTER-CERAMIC WAREPEONPLANTING AND MANTANINGPLUMINGPOLISHERPOST MASTERPOST OFFICEPOULTRY KEEPINGPRE - SCHOOL TEACHERPRE SCHOOL TEACHER INSTTUCTORPREPARATION OF FOODSPRINCIPALPRINCIPALE SERVICEPRINCIPLEPRIVATE SECURITY GUARELPRODUCTION OF SOCKSPROMOTIONAL ASSISTENTQUALITY CHECKER ( GARMENTS )QUALITY CHEKERQUALITY CONTROL ASSISTANTQUALITY CONTROLEDQUALITY CONTROLLERQUALITY CONTROLLER GARMENTSQUALITY CONTROLLER-GARMENTRECEPTIONIST-MOTOR SPARE PARTS COMPANYRETAIL SHOP BUSINESSRICE, FLOUR BUSINESSRUBBER TREE CUTTINGSALES ASSISTANTSALES ASSISTANT SHOWROOM ELECTRICAL APPLIANCESSALES ASSISTANT SRI LANKA SALUSALA LTD.SALES MANSALES MAN COMMUNICATION CENTRESALESMANSAWINGSCHOOL LABOURERSEAMSTRESSSECURITYSECURITY OFFICERSELF - EMPLOYEDSELF EMPLOYEDSELF EMPLOYING BEEDI ROLINGSELF-EMPLOYMENT MAKING OF STRING HOPPERSSELLING SHORTISTSEWINGSEWING AND TEXTILE MENUFACTURINGSEWING BED SHEETS AND PILLONS FROM FACTORY OFF CUTSEWING CLOTHSSEWING CLOTHS IN A GARMENTSSEWING DRESSESSEWING GARMENTSSEWING IN A GARMENT FACTORYSEWING MACHIN OPARETORSEWING MACHINE OPERATORSEWING MACHINE OPERTORSEWING MATCHINE OPERATORSITE-SUPERVISORSTORE WORKERSTORES ASSISTANTSTREET AND MARNET SALES PERSONSUBSISTENCE MIXED CROP AND LIVE STOCK FARMERS.SUPERVISER - GARMENT TRADESUPERVISORSUPERVISOR GARMENTS FACTORYSUPERVISOR QUALITY CONTROLLINGTAILARINGTAILORINGTALARINGTAPPER - RUBBER LATEXTAPPING RUBBER TREE FOR LATEXTEA ESTADE LABOURTEA ESTATC LABOURTEA ESTATE LABOURTEA ESTATE LABOUR PLUKING TEA LEATS.TEA LEAD PLUCKINGTEA LEAFE PACKINGTEA PLUCKERTEA PUCKINGTEACHERTEACHER-PRIMERYTEXTILE PRINTING SAPERVISORTRANSPORTATION BY BULL CAD BYTYPINGTYPING`TYPIST CLERKUNSKILLED LABOURERWAGES WORKWAITERWARINGWEARING TEXTILESWEAVER - HANDLOOM TEXTILESWEAVER-TEXTILESWEAVINGWEAVING INDUSTRYWEAVING TEXTILESWEAVING(SARAM MANUFACTURING)WORKER IN GARMENTTask description of most recent job (1)Task description of most recent job (1)Task description of most recent job (1)Task description of most recent job (1)Task description of most recent job (1)Module 4: Employment
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Q21. Briefly describe what were your usual tasks at this job. (For example: typing, keeping account books, filing, selling cars, operating printing press, laying bricks) (1)308ACCOUNT KEEPING AND BILLING ENTRYSACCOUNTING AND PROVIDING DATA FOR ACCOUNTS WORKACCOUNTING CHECKING CASH COLLECTIONACCOUNTS KEEPING FILING ETC,ADMINISTRATION OF A SCHOOLALL HOUSE HOLD ACTIVITES.APPERAL FABRICATINGAPPERAL WEAVING,THREAD CUTTING,METERIAL PREPORRATIONATTENDING ON PATIENTSAUDITING AND STOCK CHECKINGAUDITING ON INCOME AND EXPENDITUREBABY SITTING AND HOUSE HOLD WORKBABY-SITTING AND COOKINGBANK ACCOUNTS WORKBEEDY PACKING LABEDING CATOGERISINGBOARTINGBOOK KEEPING FILLING ETC,BREAFING THE EMPLOYMENTBRICK MAKINGBUILDING CONSTRUCTIONCARING FOR EXPECTANT MOTHERS AND ADRISING THEMCEMENT MIXINGCHECKING FINISHED GARMANENTSCHILD CARING AND BRINGING THEM TO MONTOSORYCINOMAN COLLECTING CINOMAN DRYINGCLEAN GROUND NUTS AND PACKETINGCLEAN THE HOUSE CARE TRNNER OF CALDREN.CLEANING AND HELPING STUDENTS IN THEIR EDUCATIONAL ACTIVITIES.CLEANING DRAINAYES ETCCLEANING ETC..CLEANING OF CULTIVATED LAND PLANTRRY OF PADDY PLANTSCLEANING WASHING PREPARATION OF MEALSCLEANING, COOKING IRONING ETC,COIR MAKING AND ROPE MAKING.COIR PRODUCTS - PRODUCTION OF ROPES ETC.COIRE PREPORRE,CORPET ROPE PRODUTIONCOMPLETING THE WORK ALLOCATED BY D.SCONDUCTING PRIVATE CLASSES FOR SCHOOL CHILDRENCOOKING AND BABIES SITTINGCOOKING MEALS WASHING AND CLEANINGCOOKING/CLEANING AND SWEAPIMGCOMPONDCORRESPONDANCE WORKCOUNTING THE PLASTIC GOODS.CREAMING THE BISCUITCULIVATION AND AQRECULTURECULTING THE EDGES,ROLLING AND WEAVINGCULTIVATING CTOPSCULTIVATING VEGETABLES THE FAMILY FOR PADDY CULTIVATIONCULTIVATION OF VEGETABLES WATERING, REAPING.CUTTING AND JOINING,SEWINGCUTTING CLOTHESCUTTING CLOTHES AND SEWINGCUTTING METERIAL FOR NETUREMENT AND SEWINGCUTTING NIMBERING AND LAYERING ETCCUTTING TOBACCO LEAF INTO SHAPESDATA ENTRY OF UNIVERSITY STUDENTSDEWOLPING PHOTOS , ALBUM ETCDOCUMENT CHECKING,COLLECTING,DOCUMENTATIONDOCUMENTATIONDRESS SEWINGDRIVINGDRIVING HIRING CARSEMBROIDERING CAPS SODCS ETCENSURING THE PRODUCTION OF QUALITY PRODUCTSEXPERIMENTS DONE IN A LABEXPORTING DECORATINE PLOMER PLANTS,FACIALS ETC,FARMING SORGHUM PEPPER CULTIVATAION AND KEEPINGFARMING TWICE IN A YEAR AND CARRING THE PEDDYFEEDINGFEEDING AND MAINTENANCE WORKFEEDING THE LOWS AND CARINGFERTILIZINGFILINGFILLINGFIRTILIEED VEGETABLE AND WAITING.FISHING BOATINGFLOWER PLANTING AND ATTENDING EXHIBITIONSGARDENINGGARDENING, CLEANING, PLUCKING TEA, DECOMPOSINGGLASING AND PAINTING CERAMIC WARE WITH DISIGNING WITH BLOCKS.GLOVE-MAKING FACTORY.GRASS CUTTERGROCERGROCERYHAND GLAWS SEWINGHAND GLOWS SEWINGHANDLOOM TEXTILESHANDOVERING GOODS TO THEIR CONSIGNNERSHARESTING POTATOED STACKING ETCHARVESTING OF PADDY,PLANTING ETC,HELD A NIGHT SHOP AT HOME AND WORKED AS CASHIERHELING MACHINE OPERATORSHELPER CULTIVATIONHELPING AND HOEINGHELPING HUSBAND IN HIS WORKHELPING MOTHER IN THE PREPARUTION OF EATBLES TO BE SOLD AT EATING HOUSESHOEING,CUTTING OF SUGER CANE LOADING HARRESTING OF PEPPER ETCHOUSE - WIRING INSTALLING ELECTRICE APPLIANCESS.HOUSE BUILDING PLANNINGHOUSE CLEANINGHOUSE CLEANING, COOKING.HOUSEMAIDHOWSEHOLD WORKIN SERVICE TRAING FOR TEACHERINAGES CONSTRUCTING EULVERTS ETCIORNING CLOTH PIECESISSUING AIR TICKETISSUING MEDICINE ACCORDING TO PRESCRIPTIONSJANITORIAL WORKJEWELLERY MANUFACTURINGJEWLLERY BOX MAKINGLABELLING ON SPICE PACKETSLABELLING ONCONDLES THELABOUR WORKLADIES SPORT DRESS SEWINGLAPIDARY ADN POLISHINGLEARNING AND OTHER SERVICES IN FOREIGN HOUSELETTER DISRIBUTION,TEA MAKING AND CLEANINGLIPTING WOODS,HEMMERING WOOD CUTTINGLOTTER AGONT NATIONAL LOTTERY BOARDMACHINE OPERATOR SPINNINGMAINTANING GOOD PANTUALITY AND STIS FACTIONMAINTENANCE OF FILES DATA ENTRYMAKING DRYFISHMAKING ROPES AND STRINGS WITH THREE OTHERS.MAKING TABLES,CHAIRS ETCMAKING TEA BOXES WITH NATURAL LEAVESMARKET PROMOTINS ON INDIGENIOAS DRUGS.MARKETING CLEANING AGENTSMASON WORKER (COMENT MIXING)MAT WEAWINGMATURING MATERIALSMIXING MILKMONITERING THE WEHILES AND SECORE THE PLACEMOVING SOILNURSING GIVING MEDICINES TAKING BLOOD ETC..OFFICE DUTIESON SOUP,BRUSH,SHAMPOO ETCOPERATING MACHINE MANTAING,SEWING,COLONINGOPERATING PRUDUCTION MACHINESORDERING OF GOODS, CUSTORMER CARE ETC,OWNS A PRIVATE BUS AND TRANSPORTING.PACKAGING DECORTING CAKESPACKAGING GARMENTS AFTER PRODUCTIONPACKEGING BISCUITSPACKETING CHOCOLATE AND SEALING ETCPACKETING TEAPADDY CULTIVATIONPADDY FIELDING.PADDY PLANTING PLOUGHING LEVELLING AND PERPANATION OF PADDY FIELD BEDS ETCPALANTING,WEEDING,PURCHASING PESTICIDES CHEMICALS BUYING SEEDSPALMLEAFE CUTTING COLORING WEAVING.PEANUL ALWA MAKINGPERSONAL FILE MAINTENANCE AND REFATED WORK.PHOTOCOPHY,BINDINGPICKING OF CHIEE MANTAING THE GARDEN.PLANTINGPLANTING AND IRRIGATINGPLANTING PADDY PLANTS,HARRESTING CULTIVATING SORGHUM ETC..PLUCKING FRUITS FOR JAM MANUFACTURINGPLUCKING TEA LEAVES WEEDINGPLUMING WORK FOR WELLSPOLISHING GLASSES AND PLATES BASESPOSTMENPOULTRY KEEPING AND REARING PIGSPREPARATION OF EATABLESPREPARATION OF SALARIES ETC..PREPARATION OF SALARY, ACCOUNTS KEEPINGPREPARING SALARY RECORDS ACCOUNTS KEEPING ETC,PREPARING SEEDS KEEPING NURSERY HOEING ETC IN THE GOVERNMENT NURSERYPREPARING SHORTEATS FOR HOTEL AND EATING HOUSES.PREPARING TEA AND SERVINGPRIMERY EDUCATION ( SCHOLARSHIP )PRINCIPLEPRODUCTION OF CIRCUIT ON NIMBUSPRODUCTION OF GAMENTSPRODUCTION OF GARMENTS.PRODUCTION OF TEXTILESPRODUCTS PREPORATIONPRORIDING FOODS FOR ORDERSPROVIDING PROTECTION TO SCHOOLQUALITY CHECKING IN APPERAL INDUSTINGQUALITY CHECKING OF GARMENTSQUALITY CHECKING ON SEWN JACKETSQUALITY CONTRELLINGQUALITY CONTROLING AN GARMENTSQUALITY CONTROLING OF ELECTRIC BULBSQUALITY CONTROLLINGQUALITY CONTROLLING ON GARMENTSQUALITY CONTROLLING ON SWEN PARTSQUALITY CONTROLLING SUPERVISOR IN A GARMENT FACTORYREAPING PADDY HARVEST.HOEING WEEDING AND HARVESTING GINGELLY ETCRECEIRING CASH ETCRECEIVING MONEY AND KEEPING RECORDS OF CASHRECEVING MONEYRECPTIONING ETC,REPAIR HYDROLIC MACHINE,IT ANY PROBLEM FOUND IN TO UK OFFICE.REPAIRING MOTOR VEHICLESRETAIL GOOD SALE AND DISPLAYINGRICE GRINDINGRIDING BULL CAD BY STONE SAND TRANSPORTATIONROSERY SELLING IN RESERY SHOPRUBBER TREE CUTTINGRUNNING A BUSINESS PLACESARAM MANUFACTURINGSECONDARY TEACHINGSELLING BOOKSSELLING DRIED FISHSELLING ELECTRICAL APPLIANCESSELLING MOBILE PHONE CONNECTION CORDS,RELODING PHOTO-COPYING ETCSELLING RETAIL GOODSSELLING TICKETSSERVINGSEWED BAGESSEWINGSEWING AND COMPLETING A PEACE OF PATTERNSEWING AND SELLINGSEWING CLOTHESSEWING COLLARS OF THE GARMENTS.SEWING COLLERS ETCSEWING CUTTED CLOTHSSEWING DIFFERENT KINDS OF GAMENTSSEWING DRESS ACCORDING TO SPECIFICATIONSSEWING DRESSESSEWING DRESSES.SEWING GARMENTSSEWING GARMENTS FOR SALESEWING HEADWERESEWING JACKETSEWING JEANS AND SEWING CUTTING PIECESSEWING LADIES AND CHILDREN'S WEAR AND DESIGNINGSEWING LADIES AND MEN'S WEARSEWING LADIES WEARSEWING PART OF THE DRESSSEWING PIECES IN A PRODUCTIONLINESEWING PILLON CASES FROM FACTORY OFF CUTSSEWING SHIRTS ETCSEWING SHOKS PART IN A SHOKS MANUFACTRING COMPANYSEWING,IRONING ETCSEWYING EMBROIDERYSHIP CLENINGSHUTTERING A MAKING, PREPORATION OF CEMENT MIXTURESSITE-SUPERVISING LABOUR- CONTERLLING ETC,SORGHUM AND PADDY CULTIVATIONSORTING AND PACKETING AND PACKAGINGSOWING CLOTHINGSTORE,TAGGING TEXTILESSTRING HOPPERS MAKING AND SELLINGSUBSISTENCE AND CUTTING OF CROP.SUPERVISING IN A WEAVING FACTORYSUPERVISING LINE WORKERSSUPERVISING WORKERSSUPERVISING,INSTRUCTING ACHIERING TORGETS ETC,SUPERVISION OF LINE WORKERS.SUPPLING FOODS AND SELLINGSUPPLYING FOOD TO GUESTSSUPPLYING OF ELECTRICUL INSTRUMENTS PARTSSUPPLYING RAW - MANUFACTURIALS AND ACCORIES TO PRODUCTION LINESWEAPING HOUSE AND GARDENTAGING LABELSTAILORING DESIGING & SELLING CLOTHES.TAKING TOURISTS TO YALA NATIONAL SANTTURARY.TALARINGTAPPLING RUBBER TEAS FOR LATEXTEA ESTATE LABOURTEA LEAF PLUCKING CUTTING TEA PLANTSTEA LEAFE PACKING AND WEIGHTINGTEA LEAVE PLUKINGTEA PLUCKINGTEA PLUGINGTEA SEPARTION, PACKING, STORINGTEACHER-PRIMERYTEACHINGTEACHING PRE SCHOOL STUDENTS AND DAY CARING.TESTING CEMENT,FOIL CONCERT AND SUBMITTIED REPOART TO SINGAPORE AGENT.THERE ARE SO MANY THREVEN.SO WHEN A HOUSE IS BROKEN THE LIGHT WHEN UP THEN I HAVE TO INFORM THETHREADING AND SAROM MANUFACTURINGTILLING SOWING HARVESTINGTRANSACTIONSTYPING AND RELATED WORKTYPING LETTERSTYPING,BOOK KEEPINGWEARING TEXTILESWEARING,DYING ETC,WEAVING ALL TYPES OF CLOTHESWEAVING MATS BY THREADWEAVING TEXTILES,BED SHEETS,SERONG ETC,WEEDING AND HARVESTINGWEEDING OUT AND PRINTING SEWING STOCKS TAKINGWEEDING,MANURING,WATERING ETC,WORKED AS A HOUSAMAID KUWAIR CLEANING AND BABY'S THINGYAPPING RUBBER FOR LATEX AND COLLECTING LATEXTask description of most recent job (2)Task description of most recent job (2)Task description of most recent job (2)Task description of most recent job (2)Task description of most recent job (2)Module 4: Employment
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Q21. Briefly describe what were your usual tasks at this job. (For example: typing, keeping account books, filing, selling cars, operating printing press, laying bricks) (2)12BREAFING ABOUE CHILD ABBUSEDCUTTINGEMBOSSING ON BRASS LAMPS.FISHINGHOEINGMARKETINGMASONRY AELIPINGPLASTERINGSPRAYING CHEMICALSTHREAD SPINNINGWEAVINGTask description of most recent job (3)Task description of most recent job (3)Task description of most recent job (3)Task description of most recent job (3)Task description of most recent job (3)Module 4: Employment
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Q21. Briefly describe what were your usual tasks at this job. (For example: typing, keeping account books, filing, selling cars, operating printing press, laying bricks) (3)6HELPERLOADING AND UNLODING.SEWINGTEALEAOR PLUGING LERDING FACTORY, PLANTINGWAFERINGWEEDINGYears in occupationYears in occupationYears in occupationYears in occupationYears in occupationModule 4: Employment
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Q22. How many years did you work in total in [Occupation in Q.20]?29126981509.77310.636Months in occupationMonths in occupationMonths in occupationMonths in occupationMonths in occupationModule 4: Employment
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Q22. How many months did you work in total in [Occupation in Q.20]?4229471104.8332.603Did you start actively looking for another job?Did you start actively looking for another job?Did you start actively looking for another job?Did you start actively looking for another job?Did you start actively looking for another job?Module 4: Employment
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Q23. Did you start actively looking for another work after this work ended?33326561yes2noSysmissWhy did you stop working?Why did you stop working?Why did you stop working?Why did you stop working?Why did you stop working?Module 4: Employment
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Q24. What was the main reason you stopped working?Do not read responses33326561you were fired2enterprise you worked for closed3your own business / economic actvity failed4low wage/bad working conditions5you moved to another area6end of contract/ business slowdown7family, health, personal reasons8employer reduced your work hours9to continue education10retired11other (specify)12Because of wanting to be entitled for the 10 year pension af14The company relocatedSysmisswhy did you stop working - otherwhy did you stop working - otherwhy did you stop working - otherwhy did you stop working - otherwhy did you stop working - otherModule 4: Employment
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Q24. What was the main reason you stopped working? Other229871student/pupil2housewife3in retirement4old age5ill/handicapped7do not want to work8have already found a job which will start later9awaiting response from employer10awaiting recall by employer11waiting for busy season12believe i do not have any chance to get a job13there are no jobs14other (specify)15Getting pregnant16Because of personal reasons17Don’t have the necessary toolsSysmissType of employmentType of employmentType of employmentType of employmentType of employmentModule 4: Employment
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Q25. What type of employment was this work?Employee / salary job >>Q29
Unpaid worker in family business >>Q29
Other (specify) >>Q29Read out all responses33326561employee / salary job2own economic activity owner with or without hired labor/empl3unpaid worker in family business)SysmissType of employment-otherType of employment-otherType of employment-otherType of employment-otherType of employment-otherModule 4: Employment
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Q25. What type of employment was this work? Other (specify)Other (specify) >>Q29Did you work in a wage job?Did you work in a wage job?Did you work in a wage job?Did you work in a wage job?Did you work in a wage job?Module 4: Employment
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Q26. Before this self-employment work, did you work in a wage job?No >>Q293729521yes2noSysmissHad social security benefits in this wage job?Had social security benefits in this wage job?Had social security benefits in this wage job?Had social security benefits in this wage job?Had social security benefits in this wage job?Module 4: Employment
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Q27. Did you have social insurance benefits in this wage job?1229771yes2noSysmissWhy did you stop wage job?Why did you stop wage job?Why did you stop wage job?Why did you stop wage job?Why did you stop wage job?Module 4: Employment
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Q28. What was the main reason you stopped this wage job?Do not read responses1229771you was fired2enterprise you worked for closed3wanted to start own business/ own economic activity4low wage/bad working conditions5retired6you moved to another area7end of contract8family, health, personal reasons9employer reduced work hours10to continue educationSysmissWhy did you stop wage job - otherWhy did you stop wage job - otherWhy did you stop wage job - otherWhy did you stop wage job - otherWhy did you stop wage job - otherModule 4: Employment
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Q28. What was the main reason you stopped this wage job? Other2989SysmissAny other kinds of work you can do?Any other kinds of work you can do?Any other kinds of work you can do?Any other kinds of work you can do?Any other kinds of work you can do?Module 4: Employment
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Q29. In addition to the work you just described as [Read the work from Q20] are there any other kinds of work that you can do now with your education or experience?No >>Module 5A, pg3433326561yes2noSysmissQ30: Occupation 1Q30: Occupation 1Q30: Occupation 1Q30: Occupation 1Q30: Occupation 14681ST STANDARD TEACHERACCOUMTANTACCOUNT ASSISTANTACCOUNT CLERKACCOUNTANTACCOUNTINGACCOUNTING CLERKACCOUNTS ASSISTANTACCOUNTS CLERKACCOUNTS DERKACCOUNTS EXECUTIVE.ADMINISTRATION- SERVICEADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANTAGRICULTREALUMINIUM FITTINGSANNOUNCERANNOURCERAPPAREL TRADEARCHITECTART TEACHERASSEMBLING BULBSASSISTANT CLERKASSISTANT MANAGERASSTROLOGICAL WORKASTORLOGYATTENDANTATTENDANT HOSPITALATTENDENTAUDITINGBANK ASSISTANTBANK CLERKBANK OFFICERBANKINGBANKING ASSISTANTBATIK MAKERBEAUTI CULUREBEAUTICULTUREBEAUTY CULTUREBOBBING LACE WEAVINGBOOK KEEPINGBRASS WORKERBUSINESSBUSINESS (GARMENTS)BUSINESS ACTIVITIESBUSINESS MANBUSINESSMANBUSSINESMANCAKE MAKINGCASHIERCASHIER-ACCOUNTS SECTIONCHESS INSTRUCTORCLARCKCLARKCLEARKCLERKCLERK (PUBLIC OR PRIVATE SECTOR)CLERK (PUBLICE OR PRIVATE SECTOR)CLERK BANKCLERK IN A BANKCLERK IN INSTITUECOACHCOMPUTER DATA ENTRY OPERATORCOMPUTER FILEDCOMPUTER OPERATORCOMPUTER OPERATOR(DATA PROCESSING)COMPUTER PROGRAMMERCOMPUTER PROGRAMMINGCOMPUTER SCIENSCOMPUTER SOFTWARE ENGINEERCOMPUTER TECHNICIANCOMPUTER TYPER WRITTERCOMPUTER WORKCOMPUTERR RELATED SKILLSCOOKCOOK PREPARATION OF MEALSCOORDINATOR - SPORTSCOUMPUTER OPERATORCULTIRAIONCULTIVATIONCUSTOMER SERVICES OFFICERDANCINGDANCING TEACHERDATA - ENTERY OPERATORDATA ENTRY OPERATINGDATA ENTRY OPPERATORDATA-ENTRY OPERATORDAY CARE ASSISTANTDAY CARE CENTREDESIGER-DRESSES.DESIGNERDESIGNING AND SEWINGDIPLOMATDISTRIC OFFICE WORKDOMESTIC,HATEL AND OOFICE CLEANERS AND HELPERSDRESS MAKINGDRESS SEWINGDRESSMAKING ( LADIES )DRIVE- HEAVY VEHICLESDRIVERELECTRICAL SUPERVISORELECTRICION (MAINTENACE)EMPLOYED IN COMPUTERENGINEERENGLISH TEACHERENVELOPE MAKINGENVELOPES MAKINGEVENING CLASS TEACHERFABRIC PAINTINGFACIALFAMINGFLOWER CULTIVATIONFTORI-CULTUREGARMEN TRADEGARMENT AND RELATED TRADE WORKERS.GARMENT FACTORY WORKERGARMENT MAKERGARMENT S INDUSTRYGARMENT TRACKGARMENT TRADEGARMENT TRADE(DRESS MAKING)GARMENT WORKERGARMENTS BUSINESSMANGARMENTS MACHINE OPERATORGENERAL CLERKGROCERYGUARD SECURITY SERVICEHANDLOOMINGHARDWARE TECHNICIANHEALTH SERVICES - NURSEHELPERHELPER - ( GARMENT FACTORY )HELPER CUTTINGHEN FARMINGHENKARMINGHOME NURSINGHOSPITAL ATTENDANTHOSPITAL ATTENDENTHOSPITAL LABOURERHOTEL MANAGERHOTEL SERVENTHOTELIERHOUSE-WIRINGHOUSEMAIDHUMAN RESOURCES ASSISTANTHYDROLIC MACHINEIN THE ARMED SERVICESIN THE SECURITY SECTORINFORMATION AND COMMUNICATIONS TECHNOLGY OPERATERONS AND USER SUPPORT TECHNICEANSINSPECTORINSTRUCTION -COMPUTER EDUCATIONJUKI MACHINE OPETATORJUKY MACHINE OPERATORLAB ASSISTANT(LABOTVG,HOSPITAL)LABORATARYLABORATORY INSPECTORLABORATORY TECHNICIAQNLABOURLABOURERLABOURER - PADDY CULTIVATIONMACHAMCAL WORKMACHINE OPERATORMAKING HANDICRAFTS FROM CLOTHES AND COIREMANAGERMANAGING DIRECTORMANUFACTURING EXERCISE BOOKSMARKETINGMASONMASONRYMAT MAKING DOLLSMATRON - ELDERS HOMEMATRON -ELDERS HOMEMONITERMY TEACHERSMONTESORY TEACHERMUSIC TEACHERNON- COMMISSIONED ARMED FORCES, OFFICERS (LADY SECURITY GUARD)NON- SPECIALISED WHOLE SALE TRADENURCENURSENURSE - (PUBLIC OR PRIVATE SECTORS)NURSINGOFFICE ASSISTANTOFFICE CLARKOFFICE CLERKOFFICE WORK SUCH ON ACCOUNTANTOFFICE- CLERKORHANAMENTAL FLOWER MAKING.OTHER TEACHING PROFESSINALS.OVERSEERPACKING LABOURPAINTERPAKEGING WORKER.PER- SCHOOL TACHERPHARMACYPOLICEPOLICE SERVICEPOST MASTERPRE SCHOOL TEACHERPRE-SCHOOL TEACHERPREMERY TEACHERPREPARATION OF FOODSPREPARE CLAY IN A POTTERYPRIMARY ENGLISH TEACHERPRIMARY TEACHERPRIMERY TEACHERPRIVATE NURSINGPRODUCTION MANAGER ( RUPAVAHINI )PRODUCTION OF GARMENTPROJECT MANAGERQUALITY CHECKE GARMENTSQUALITY CONTROLLERRECEPTIONISTREPAIRING RADIO SETS AND TELEVISION SETSREPAIRING TELEPHONERETAIL BUSINESS OF OWN OR OTHERSRETAIL SHOP WORKERRETAIL TRADERETAILING BUSINESSRETIREDRUBNING A GROCERYRUNNING A BUSINESS PLACESALESSALES ASSISTANTSALES WOMENSAMURDI OFFICERSEAMSTRESSSEANSTRESSSECURITY GUARDSELF - EMPLOYED ( DRESS MAKER )SELF - EMPLOYED - TAILORINGSELF EMPLOYEDSELF EMPLOYED (ORANMENTS)SELF EMPLOYED - ANTENNA MANUFACTURINGSELF EMPLOYED BEAUTICIANSELF EMPLOYED DRESS MAKINGSELF EMPLOYED SEWINGSELF-EMPLOYEDSELF-EMPLOYED-DRESS-MAKERSELF-EMPLOYMENTSELF-EMPLOYMENT SEWINGSELF-EMPLYEDSELF-EMPLYED (BUSINESS)SERVENTSEWINGSEWING GARMENTSSEWING INDUSTRYSEWING INSTRUCTRESSSEWING LADIES WEAR.SEWING MACHINESEWING MACHINE OPERATORSEWING MACHINE OPERATORSSEWING MACHINE OPERTOR.SHOE MAKINGSOFTWARE ENGINEERINGSPORTS - COACHSTEWARDSUNDAY SCHOOL TEACHERSUPERISORSUPERVISERSUPERVISORSUPERVISOR CONSTRUCTION TRADESUPERVISOR-GARMENT TRADETAILARINGTAILERINGTAILORTAILORINGTAILORING INSTUCTORTAILORING TEACHERTEA PLUCKERTEACHERTEACHER (O/L)TEACHER (PRE SCHOOL)TEACHER (SECONDARY)TEACHER(MONTISOORI)TEACHER-(MONTESSORY)TEACHER-MUSICTEACHER-PRIMERYTEACHINGTEACHING PRE SCHOOL CHILDRENTELEPHONE OPERATERTELEPHONE OPERATORTRANSLATORTUTION MASTERTUTION TEACHERTYPISTWORK IN A DAYCARE CENTREKind of job occupation(1)Kind of job occupation(1)Kind of job occupation(1)Kind of job occupation(1)Kind of job occupation(1)Module 4: Employment
Part A: Labor Force Participation
Q30. What kind of work could you do, that is, what would be the occupation(s) (or job title(s))? (Occupation 1)Permit up to three answers481250811Commissioned armed forces officers21Non-commissioned armed forces officers31Armed forces occupations, other ranks111Legislators and senior officials112Managing directors and chief executives121Business services and administration managers122Sales, marketing and development managers131Production managers in agriculture, forestry and fisheries132Manufacturing, mining, construction, and distribution manage133Information and communications technology service managers134Professional services managers141Hotel and restaurant managers142Retail and wholesale trade managers143Other services managers211Physical and earth science professionals212Mathematicians, actuaries and statisticians213Life science professionals214Engineering professionals (excluding electrotechnology)215Electrotechnology engineers216Architects, planners, surveyors and designers221Medical doctors222Nursing and midwifery professionals223Traditional and complementary medicine professionals224Paramedical practitioners225Veterinarians226Other health professionals231University and higher education teachers232Vocational education teachers233Secondary education teachers234Primary school and early childhood teachers235Other teaching professionals241Finance professionals242Administration professionals243Sales, marketing and public relations professionals251Software and applications developers and analysts252Database and network professionals261Legal professionals262Librarians, archivists and curators263Social and religious professionals264Authors, journalists and linguists265Creative and performing artists311Physical and engineering science technicians312Mining, manufacturing and construction supervisors313Process control technicians314Life science technicians and related associate professionals315Ship and aircraft controllers and technicians321Medical and pharmaceutical technicians322Nursing and midwifery associate professionals323Traditional and complementary medicine associate professiona324Veterinary technicians and assistants325Other health associate professionals331Financial and mathematical associate professionals332Sales and purchasing agents and brokers333Business services agents334Administrative and specialized secretaries335Regulatory government associate professionals341Legal, social and religious associate professionals342Sports and fitness workers343Artistic, cultural and culinary associate professionals351Information and communications technology operations and use352Telecommunications and broadcasting technicians411General office clerks412Secretaries (general)413Keyboard operators421Tellers, money collectors and related clerks422Client information workers431Numerical clerks432Material-recording and transport clerks441Other clerical support workers469511Travel attendants, conductors and guides512Cooks513Waiters and bartenders514Hairdressers, beauticians and related workers515Building and housekeeping supervisors516Other personal services workers521Street and market salespersons522Shop salespersons523Cashiers and ticket clerks524Other sales workers531Child care workers and teachers' aides532Personal care workers in health services541Protective services workers611Market gardeners and crop growers612Animal producers613Mixed crop and animal producers621Forestry and related workers622Fishery workers, hunters and trappers631Subsistence crop farmers632Subsistence livestock farmers633Subsistence mixed crop and livestock farmers634Subsistence fishers, hunters, trappers and gatherers711Building frame and related trades workers712Building finishers and related trades workers713Painters, building structure cleaners and related trades wor721Sheet and structural metal workers, moulders and welders, an722Blacksmiths, toolmakers and related trades workers723Machinery mechanics and repairers731Handicraft workers732Printing trades workers741Electrical equipment installers and repairers742Electronics and telecommunications installers and repairers751Food processing and related trades workers752Wood treaters, cabinet-makers and related trades workers753Garment and related trades workers754Other craft and related workers811Mining and mineral processing plant operators812Metal processing and finishing plant operators813Chemical and photographic products plant and machine operato814Rubber, plastic and paper products machine operators815Textile, fur and leather products machine operators816Food and related products machine operators817Wood processing and papermaking plant operators818Other stationary plant and machine operators821Assemblers831Locomotive engine drivers and related workers832Car, van and motorcycle drivers833Heavy truck and bus drivers834Mobile plant operators835Ships' deck crews and related workers911Domestic, hotel and office cleaners and helpers912Vehicle, window, laundry and other hand cleaning workers921Agricultural, forestry and fishery labourers931Mining and construction labourers932Manufacturing labourers933Transport and storage labourers941Food preparation assistants951Street and related service workers952Street vendors (excluding food)961Refuse workers962Other elementary workersSysmissQ30: Occupation 2Q30: Occupation 2Q30: Occupation 2Q30: Occupation 2Q30: Occupation 2188ACCOUNT ASSISTANTACCOUNTS CLERKADMINISTRATIONADMINISTRATIVE OFFICERADMINISTRATIVE SERVICEAGRICULTURALAGRICULTURISTANIMAL HUSBONDRYARMY OFFICERAS A MONTESSORY TEACHERATTENDENTATTENDENT HOSPITALATTENDENTSBANK CLERKBANKING ASSISTANTBANKING CASHIERBASIC COMPUTER TEORIES (TEACHING)BEAUTICIANBEEDY MAKINGC.W.E. SALES OUT LETCAN WORK AS AN FIELD WORKCARING FOR PATIERTSCASHIERCEILING FIXINGCHICKEN FORMINGCLERKCLERK,STATE,INSTITUTECLERK.CLOTH SELLINGCOMPUTER HARDWARECOMPUTER OPERATERCOMPUTER OPERATORCOMPUTER PROGRAMMER.COMPUTER REPAIRINGCOMPUTER TEACHERCOMPUTER TECHNOLOGYCOOKCULTIVATIONDESIGNING ON SAREESDRAUGHTMANDRESS MAKINGDRESS-MAKINGDRIVERFABRIC PAINTINGFARMFLOWER DESIGNERFLOWER MAKINGFOOD BUSINESSGARDENINGGARMENT INDUSTRYGARMENT WORKERGENERAL CLERKGRAMA NILADHARIGRAMA SEVAKAGRAMMA NILADARIGRAPHICS MAKER ADVERTISING FIRMGROWING FLOWERPLANTSHELPERHELPER-APPARAL TRADEHOME GARDENINGHOMELANDHORTICULTURISTHOSPITAL ATTENDANTHOSPITAL ATTENDENTHOSPITAL LABOURHOSPITEL LABORATORYHOUSE MAID(FOREIGN)HUMAN RESOURCE MANAGERHYDROLIC ACINFORMATION TECHNOLOGY.INSTRUCTOR - MARKETINGJOURNALISTKANE PRODUCTINGLABELLING ON BEEDIESLABOURERLACE MAKINGLETTERING ON BILLBOARSMACHINE OPERATORMAKING BIRTHDAY CAKESMAKING SUCCTMEATSMAKING SWEETMATSMANNAGER-BANKMINOR RESPONSIBILITIESMINOR STAFF MEMBERNETCAFENOTE TAKING EFC.NURSEOFFICE ASSISTANTOPERTOR-SEWINGPAINTINGPHARMCISTPOLICEPRE - SCHOOL TEACHERPRE SCHOOL TEACHERPRESCHOOL TEACHERPRIMERY TEACHERQNALITY CONTROLLERQUALITY CONTROLLERRECEPTIONSTREPAIRING COMPUTERINGREPAIRING COMPUTERSREPAIRING DEFECTIVE TELEPHONE.REPARING ELECTRICAL APPLICANCES.REPARING FRIDGES AND AIR-CONDITIONERS ETC,RETAILINGRUNNING A GROCERYSALES ASSISTANTSALES REPRESAVTATIVESECRETARYSELF EMPLOYEDSELF EMPLOYING ROLING BEEDISELF EMPLOYMENTSELF- EMPLOYMENT (RETAIL SHOP)SELF-EMPLOYEDSELLING FOODSSELLING GROCERIES.SEWINGSEWING TAILORINGSEWNNDARY TEACHERSMALL SCATE BUSINESSMANSTENOGRAPHERSUB - POLICE INSPECTORSUPERVISERSUPERVISINGTAILORINGTEA LEAVES COLLECTIONTEACHERTEACHER (SECONDRY)TEACHER - PRE SCHOOL AND PRIMARYTEACHINGTECHNICIAN NURSETRADINGTRAINING OFFICERTYPE OPERATORTYPE WRITINGTYPISTWAITERWOOD DESINGNERWOOL BASED PRODUCTSWRITERKind of job occupation(2)Kind of job occupation(2)Kind of job occupation(2)Kind of job occupation(2)Kind of job occupation(2)Module 4: Employment
Part A: Labor Force Participation
Q30. What kind of work could you do, that is, what would be the occupation(s) (or job title(s))? (Occupation 2)Permit up to three answers180280911Commissioned armed forces officers21Non-commissioned armed forces officers31Armed forces occupations, other ranks111Legislators and senior officials112Managing directors and chief executives121Business services and administration managers122Sales, marketing and development managers131Production managers in agriculture, forestry and fisheries132Manufacturing, mining, construction, and distribution manage133Information and communications technology service managers134Professional services managers141Hotel and restaurant managers142Retail and wholesale trade managers143Other services managers211Physical and earth science professionals212Mathematicians, actuaries and statisticians213Life science professionals214Engineering professionals (excluding electrotechnology)215Electrotechnology engineers216Architects, planners, surveyors and designers221Medical doctors222Nursing and midwifery professionals223Traditional and complementary medicine professionals224Paramedical practitioners225Veterinarians226Other health professionals231University and higher education teachers232Vocational education teachers233Secondary education teachers234Primary school and early childhood teachers235Other teaching professionals241Finance professionals242Administration professionals243Sales, marketing and public relations professionals251Software and applications developers and analysts252Database and network professionals261Legal professionals262Librarians, archivists and curators263Social and religious professionals264Authors, journalists and linguists265Creative and performing artists311Physical and engineering science technicians312Mining, manufacturing and construction supervisors313Process control technicians314Life science technicians and related associate professionals315Ship and aircraft controllers and technicians321Medical and pharmaceutical technicians322Nursing and midwifery associate professionals323Traditional and complementary medicine associate professiona324Veterinary technicians and assistants325Other health associate professionals331Financial and mathematical associate professionals332Sales and purchasing agents and brokers333Business services agents334Administrative and specialized secretaries335Regulatory government associate professionals341Legal, social and religious associate professionals342Sports and fitness workers343Artistic, cultural and culinary associate professionals351Information and communications technology operations and use352Telecommunications and broadcasting technicians411General office clerks412Secretaries (general)413Keyboard operators421Tellers, money collectors and related clerks422Client information workers431Numerical clerks432Material-recording and transport clerks441Other clerical support workers511Travel attendants, conductors and guides512Cooks513Waiters and bartenders514Hairdressers, beauticians and related workers515Building and housekeeping supervisors516Other personal services workers521Street and market salespersons522Shop salespersons523Cashiers and ticket clerks524Other sales workers531Child care workers and teachers' aides532Personal care workers in health services541Protective services workers611Market gardeners and crop growers612Animal producers613Mixed crop and animal producers621Forestry and related workers622Fishery workers, hunters and trappers631Subsistence crop farmers632Subsistence livestock farmers633Subsistence mixed crop and livestock farmers634Subsistence fishers, hunters, trappers and gatherers711Building frame and related trades workers712Building finishers and related trades workers713Painters, building structure cleaners and related trades wor721Sheet and structural metal workers, moulders and welders, an722Blacksmiths, toolmakers and related trades workers723Machinery mechanics and repairers731Handicraft workers732Printing trades workers741Electrical equipment installers and repairers742Electronics and telecommunications installers and repairers751Food processing and related trades workers752Wood treaters, cabinet-makers and related trades workers753Garment and related trades workers754Other craft and related workers811Mining and mineral processing plant operators812Metal processing and finishing plant operators813Chemical and photographic products plant and machine operato814Rubber, plastic and paper products machine operators815Textile, fur and leather products machine operators816Food and related products machine operators817Wood processing and papermaking plant operators818Other stationary plant and machine operators821Assemblers831Locomotive engine drivers and related workers832Car, van and motorcycle drivers833Heavy truck and bus drivers834Mobile plant operators835Ships' deck crews and related workers911Domestic, hotel and office cleaners and helpers912Vehicle, window, laundry and other hand cleaning workers921Agricultural, forestry and fishery labourers931Mining and construction labourers932Manufacturing labourers933Transport and storage labourers941Food preparation assistants951Street and related service workers952Street vendors (excluding food)961Refuse workers962Other elementary workersSysmissQ30: Occupation 3Q30: Occupation 3Q30: Occupation 3Q30: Occupation 3Q30: Occupation 360ACCOUNTS CLARK IN PRIVATE COMPANYACCOUNTS CLERKANNOUNCING - BROADCASTINGBANK ASSISTANTBANK WORKERBUSINESS MANAGEMENTCARETAKER HOUSECLEARKCLERKCODAT OFFICERCOMPUTER BASED JOBCOMPUTER OPARETERCOMPUTER OPERATORCOMPUTER SCIENSECONFECTIONERINGCONFECTIONERY MAKINGCULTIVATIONDATA ENTRY OPERATORDECORALIONSFARMINGGROCERY - WHOLESALEGROCERY WORKHEALTH SERVICEHOSPITEL - ATTENDENTINSTRUCTING ON SEWINGLABOURERLACE MAKINGLIBRAREY ASSISTANTNURSENURSING PATIENTSPACKERPOLICE - CONSTABLEPRESENTER - TELEVISIONPRIMERY TEACHERQUANTITY SURVEORRECEPTINSIST(HOTEL)RECEPTIONIST IN A TICKETING AND RESERVATION COMPANYRECERING GUESTS AND ANSWERING TELEPHONE CALLSRECTION OF PLANK AND PANDALSSALES MANAGERSAMURDI DEVELOPMENT OFFICERSELF - EMPLOYEDSELF EMPLOYEDSEWINGSINGERSTARTING A BUSINESSSTITCHINGSTORE KEEPER - APPSWEET ITEM MANUFACTURINGTEACHERTEACHER-INFORMATION TECHNOLOGYTYPE WIRTINGVEGITABLE GARDENINGKind of job occupation(3)Kind of job occupation(3)Kind of job occupation(3)Kind of job occupation(3)Kind of job occupation(3)Module 4: Employment
Part A: Labor Force Participation
Q30. What kind of work could you do, that is, what would be the occupation(s) (or job title(s))? (Occupation 3)Permit up to three answers60292911Commissioned armed forces officers21Non-commissioned armed forces officers31Armed forces occupations, other ranks111Legislators and senior officials112Managing directors and chief executives121Business services and administration managers122Sales, marketing and development managers131Production managers in agriculture, forestry and fisheries132Manufacturing, mining, construction, and distribution manage133Information and communications technology service managers134Professional services managers141Hotel and restaurant managers142Retail and wholesale trade managers143Other services managers211Physical and earth science professionals212Mathematicians, actuaries and statisticians213Life science professionals214Engineering professionals (excluding electrotechnology)215Electrotechnology engineers216Architects, planners, surveyors and designers221Medical doctors222Nursing and midwifery professionals223Traditional and complementary medicine professionals224Paramedical practitioners225Veterinarians226Other health professionals231University and higher education teachers232Vocational education teachers233Secondary education teachers234Primary school and early childhood teachers235Other teaching professionals241Finance professionals242Administration professionals243Sales, marketing and public relations professionals251Software and applications developers and analysts252Database and network professionals261Legal professionals262Librarians, archivists and curators263Social and religious professionals264Authors, journalists and linguists265Creative and performing artists311Physical and engineering science technicians312Mining, manufacturing and construction supervisors313Process control technicians314Life science technicians and related associate professionals315Ship and aircraft controllers and technicians321Medical and pharmaceutical technicians322Nursing and midwifery associate professionals323Traditional and complementary medicine associate professiona324Veterinary technicians and assistants325Other health associate professionals331Financial and mathematical associate professionals332Sales and purchasing agents and brokers333Business services agents334Administrative and specialized secretaries335Regulatory government associate professionals341Legal, social and religious associate professionals342Sports and fitness workers343Artistic, cultural and culinary associate professionals351Information and communications technology operations and use352Telecommunications and broadcasting technicians411General office clerks412Secretaries (general)413Keyboard operators421Tellers, money collectors and related clerks422Client information workers431Numerical clerks432Material-recording and transport clerks441Other clerical support workers511Travel attendants, conductors and guides512Cooks513Waiters and bartenders514Hairdressers, beauticians and related workers515Building and housekeeping supervisors516Other personal services workers521Street and market salespersons522Shop salespersons523Cashiers and ticket clerks524Other sales workers531Child care workers and teachers' aides532Personal care workers in health services541Protective services workers611Market gardeners and crop growers612Animal producers613Mixed crop and animal producers621Forestry and related workers622Fishery workers, hunters and trappers631Subsistence crop farmers632Subsistence livestock farmers633Subsistence mixed crop and livestock farmers634Subsistence fishers, hunters, trappers and gatherers711Building frame and related trades workers712Building finishers and related trades workers713Painters, building structure cleaners and related trades wor721Sheet and structural metal workers, moulders and welders, an722Blacksmiths, toolmakers and related trades workers723Machinery mechanics and repairers731Handicraft workers732Printing trades workers741Electrical equipment installers and repairers742Electronics and telecommunications installers and repairers751Food processing and related trades workers752Wood treaters, cabinet-makers and related trades workers753Garment and related trades workers754Other craft and related workers811Mining and mineral processing plant operators812Metal processing and finishing plant operators813Chemical and photographic products plant and machine operato814Rubber, plastic and paper products machine operators815Textile, fur and leather products machine operators816Food and related products machine operators817Wood processing and papermaking plant operators818Other stationary plant and machine operators821Assemblers831Locomotive engine drivers and related workers832Car, van and motorcycle drivers833Heavy truck and bus drivers834Mobile plant operators835Ships' deck crews and related workers911Domestic, hotel and office cleaners and helpers912Vehicle, window, laundry and other hand cleaning workers921Agricultural, forestry and fishery labourers931Mining and construction labourers932Manufacturing labourers933Transport and storage labourers941Food preparation assistants951Street and related service workers952Street vendors (excluding food)961Refuse workers962Other elementary workersSysmissUsual tasks(1)Usual tasks(1)Usual tasks(1)Usual tasks(1)Usual tasks(1)Module 4: Employment
Part A: Labor Force Participation
Q31. What are the usual tasks of these jobs? Specify - Occupation 1 tasks>>Module 5A, pg344501 - 5 STANDARD TEACHERACCOUNTACCOUNT KEEPINGACCOUNT KEEPING AND OTHER ACTIVITIESACCOUNTINGACCOUNTS KEEPINGACCOUNTS WORKACCOUNTS, CORRES PANDONCE WORK.ACCOUTS KEEPINGADMINISTRATIONADMINISTRATIONWORKS.ANNOUNCEMENTS ISSUINGANSWERING FOR CALLSARTIFICIAL FLOWERASSEMBING BULBSASSISTAING THE MANAGEMENTASSISTANT CHIEFCLERKASSISTING IN MANUAL WORKASSISTING THE CHIEF CLERKASSISTING THE MANAGER HUMAN RESOURCEATTEDANTATTENDING ON PARTIESATTENDING ON PATIENTSBABY SITTING AND COOKINGBAG BEDSHEET IRONINGBANANA VAGETABLE CULTIVATIONBEAUTI CULTUREBEAUTIFYING AND RELATED WORKBEAUTY CULTURERAL ACTIVITIESBOOK KEEPINGBOOK KEEPING AND FILINGBOOK KEEPING, FINAL ACCBOOK KEEPING,BANK RECORDS KEEPING ETC,BOOK KEEPING,PREPARATION OF PROGRESS REPORTS ETC,BOOK-KEEPINGBRASS WORKS AND EMBOSSINGBRIDAL DECORATIONBUILDING CONSTRUCTIONBUILDING FOREIGN RELATIONSBUILDING WALLS ETC..BUSINESS SUPPLYING GOODSBUYING AND SELLINGCAKE MAKING AND MAKING FOOD ITEMSCAN DO DRESS MAKINGCAN DO DRESS MAKING AND STOCKINGS ETC,CAN HELP THE SEWING MACHINE OPERATERSCAN SEW ANY TYPES OF GAMENTSCAREING,FEEDING,MEDICALTIONSCARING FOR PATIENTSCARING HENS AND SELLINGCARING PATIONCARYINGCASHIER IN A SUPER MARKETCHECKING ACCOUNT AND CASHIERCHECKING ON ACCOUNTS BOOKS, ACCOUNTS ETC,CHECKING QUALITY OF THE FINISHIED GARMENTS ETC,CHECKING SEW GARMENTS.CHEKING PEOPLE AND VEHICLES.CHENA CULTIVATIONCHILDREN'S WEARCLEANINGCLEANING ETCCLEANING THE HOSPITAL PREMISES LOOKING AFTER PATIENTSCLERICAL DUTIESCLERICAL WORKCLERKCLERK- BANKCLOTH CUTTING AND SEWINGCOACHINGCOMPUTER REPAIRINGCONDUCTING ART CLASSEL (STUDENT BELOW 50)CONDUCTING PROGRAMMESCONSTRUCTION - SUPPLYING ELECTRICTYCONSTRUCTION WORKCOOKCORPORATE TRAININGCORRESPANDANCE WORK RELALING TO THE INSTITUTE.CORRESPONDANCE WORKSCORRESPONDINGCULTIVATINGCULTIVATING FLOWERSCUTTING AND FIXING FITTINGCUTTING AND SEWINGCUTTING AND SEWING.CUTTING CLOTHING ACCORDING TO DESIGNSCUTTING CLOTHSCUTTING,CUTTING ACCORDING TO BLOCKS & SEWINGDATA - ENTERINGDATA ENTERINGDATA ENTERING AND M.S. OFFICEDATA ENTRYDATA ENTRY NET-WORK AFFATRSDATA PROCERSSINGDATA-ENTERINGDOCUMANTATIONDOCUMENTARY WORKDOCUMENTIONDOCUMENTRYDOCUMETARY WORKDRAFTING AND DOCUMENTINGDRESS CUTTING AND SAWINGDRESS MAKINGDRESS MAKING AND SELLINGDRESS MAKING.DRESS SEWINGDRESS SEWING,CUTTING,METNREMENTDRESSING MAKINGDRESSS SEWINGDRIVERDRIVINGDRIVING HEAVY VEHICLESDRYING FISH AND SELLING THEM IN THE MARKETEDUCATIONELOCUTIONENTERING DATAENVELOPE MAKINGENVELOPES MAKINGESTINALTING LTOWSE PLANS ETC,EYPERIMENTATIONFABRIC AND DESIGNINGFABRIC PAINTINGFACIAL AND FACE MASKINGFAX,PEY ELECTRICAL BILL,PAY CHECK DETAILS.FILE MAINTENANCEFILE MAINTENENCE.FILING DOCUMENTSFILLINGFILMINGFINISHING AND SORTING DAMAGED GARMENTS.FINISHING ON GARMENTFLOWER MAKING-SELLING NATURAL FLOWERSFLOWER PLANTSFOLDING AND SELLINGFULLFILL THE CUSTOMERS NEEDSGARMENT AND RELATED TRADE WORKERS.GARMENT MACHINE OPERATERGENERAL DOCUMENTATIONGENERAL DUTIESHAIR DRESSINGHAND GLOW SEWINGHANDLOOMINGHELPERHELPER MARKETINGHORASCOPE READING AUSPISHON TIME MAKINGHORESCOPES READINGHOSPITAL LABOURERHOTEL MANAGEMENTHOTEL TRADEHOUSE - WIRING.AC MECHANICUMIN PUTTING DATA PROGRAMMING.INSPECTING LABLESIRONIMING ETC, TRIMINGS ETC,ISSUING DRUGSKEEPINGLABOURINGLETTER TYPING ENTRYLETTER WRITINGLOOK AFTER PATIENTS PROVIDING DRUGSLOOKING AFTERLOOKING AFTER CHILDRENLOOKING AFTER ELDERSLOOKING AFTER PATIENTS AND CARINGLOOKING HOUSEMAINTAING BANK ACCOUNTSMAINTENANCE OF FILESMAKING BATIK DRESSESMAKING CORPETS BY LASE PEACESMAKING DOLLSMAKING OF BIRTHDAY CAKESMAKING SHORTEATS ETS,MANAGEMENT IN CONSTRUCTION SITESMANAGER SEWING AND RELATED AFFAIRSMANAGINGMANUFACTURING EXERCISE BOOKSMARKETING NEGETABLES AND FRUTSMASUREMENT CUTTING AND SAWINGMATERIAL CUTTING AND SAWINGMEASHERMENT CUTTING TAILORINGMETURING,CLOTH CUTTING SEWING TRAININGMINOR REPAIRS OF MOTOR VEHICLESMONETARY AFFAIRSMONEY TRASACTIONS, STOREING GOODS.MONITORING TEACHERNATIONAL SECURITYNOT KNOWNNURSENURSINGNURSING AND GIVING MEDICINESNURSING PATIENTSOFFICE CLERICAL SERVICE.OFFICE CLERKOFFICE DUTIES PERTAING TO CLERICAL DUTIESOFFICE EXELOFFICE TRNSACTION ENTRIES KEEPING.OFFICE WERKOFFICE WORKONE PHASE ELECTRICINGORAMENTAL FLOWER MAKING.ORGANISING SUBJECTS AND TEACHINGORGANIZING THE EMPLOYEESPAKEGING IN A FACTORY.PAY SALARY AND MAKE FINANCE DETUB IN FORM THE SQUAD.PBO SECTION AND CASHIERPERSONNERL MANAGEMENTPHOTOGRAPHS DESIGNNY AND TAKING PHOTOGRAPHS.PHOTOSHOPS / WEB DEVELOPMENTPLANTING PADDY PLANTS WEADING ETC,POLICE DUTIESPOLISHING,PAIN MINING AND PAINTINGPRE SCHOOL AND PRIMARY TEACHINGPRE SCHOOL EDUCATIONPRE SCHOOL TEACHINGPREPARATION OF ACCOUNTSPREPARATION OF BALANCE SHEETPREPARATION OF FILESPREPARATION OF SALARIES AND DOCUMENTATIONPREPARATION OF SALARY RECORDSPREPARING FLOWER BEDS AND PLANTING.PREPARING LETTERS,SALARY PREPARATION ETC,PRIVATE TUTION FOR STUDENTS UNDER 10PRODUCTION OF DOCORATIVE ITEMSPRODUCTION OF GARMENTPRODUCTION OF GARMENTSPRODUCTION OF GARMENTS.PRODUCTION OF ORANAMENTASPRODUSING POTS AND PREPARING CLAYPROGRAME PRODUCTIONPROGRAMINGPROTECTING PROPERTIESPROTECTIONPROVIDING EDUCATIONPROVIDING ROOM SERVICEPROVISION OF FOODS TO LOCAL AND FOREIGN TOURISTS TRAINING OF HOUSE MAIDSQUALITY CHECKING ON GARMENTSRECEIRING GUESTS AND BRIDAL DECORALIONSRECEIVING MONEYRECEPTIONISTREG POST , TELEGRAMEREGISTER ENTRY DATA COLLECTIONREPAIR HYDROLIC MACHINE.REPAIRING COMPUTERSREPAIRING RADIO SETS AND TELEVISION SETSREPAIRNG ELECTRICAL APPLICANCES.RESEARETING AND REPORTINGRETAIL BUSINESSRETAIL BUSINESS OF OWN OR OTHERSRETAIL TRACLERETAIL TRADINGRETAIL TRADING ON FLOUR SUGAR DHAL ETCRUNNING A GLOCERYSALARY PREPARALION AND LEAVE RECORDINGSALE OF FLOWER ANMOUNCER PLANTSSALES ASSISTANTSALESMANSALESMAN (BILLS)SALESMAN - BOOKSHOPSECURITY DUTIESSECURITY GUARD TRAFFIC DUTIES AND DOCUMENTING WORKSELLINGSELLING FOOD MEAL PACETS ETCSELLING GARMENTSSELLING GOODS IN A SHOPSELLING GOODS ON CUSTOMERS NEEDSSELOING SAREES AND BLOUSESSERCH THE PEOPLE (SECURITY CHEKS AND WATCHING)SEWINGSEWING ( LADIES AND GENTS )SEWING AND DESIGNINGSEWING AND EMBROIDERYSEWING AND EMBROIDERY.SEWING ANY TYPE OF DRESSSEWING BAGSSEWING CHILDREN'S WARESEWING CHILDREN'S WEAR.SEWING CLOTHESSEWING CLOTHES & CUTTINGSEWING CLOTHSSEWING CUSHION COVERSSEWING DRESS.SEWING DRESSESSEWING DRESSES FOR HOMELY REQUIREMENTSSEWING DRESSES WITH A PEDAL SEWING MACHING.SEWING GARMENTSSEWING LADIES AND CHILDREN'S WARESEWING LADIES AND CHILDREN'S WEARSEWING LADIES AND CHILDRENS WEARSEWING LADIES CHILDREN'S WEARSEWING LADIES DRESSESSEWING MACHINE OPERATORSEWING OF CLOTHS AND BED SHEET ETC.SEWING OF LADIES AND CHILDREN CLOTHSSEWING PIECES.SEWING PILLOUS CASES,DRESS ETCSEWING PILLOW CASESSEWING PILLOW CASES AND BED SHEETS ETC,SEWING PILLOWCASES AND APPLIQUE WORKSEWING THE MATERIALS AS DRESS AND BUTTENINGSHOE MAKING & FINISHINGSINHALA TYPINGSMALL AND MEDIAN INDUSTRIESSOFT WARESOFTWARE ENGINEERINGSOLVING CUSTOMER PROBLEMSSTENOGRAPHY (SINHALA)SUPERVISION AND DEVELOPMENT OF SPORTS OFFICERS DUTIES AND SKILLS.SUPERVISION OF WORKERS (GARMENT)SUPPLYING OF FOOD AND TABLE ARRANGMENTSWEEPING,GARDEN CLEANINGSWIMMING COACHINGTACHING PRESCHOOL CHILDREN.TAILORINGTALIORINGTAXING MINUTES CASHIERTEA PLUCKING,WEEDINGTEACHTEACHER AND EDUCATIONTEACHIN UPCOUNTRY (KANDYAN)DANCINGTEACHINGTEACHING (A/L STUDENTS)TEACHING (O/L) CLASSESTEACHING (SINHALA)TEACHING AND PLANINGTEACHING BIOLOGYTEACHING CHILDRENTEACHING CHILDREN AND CHARACTORS BUILDINGTEACHING CHILDREN AND MOULDING THEIR CHARACTERSTEACHING CHILDREN,CHORACTER BUILDING AND SUPERVISIONTEACHING COMMERCE SUBJECTSTEACHING ENGLISH AND SPOKENINGTEACHING ENGLISH AND TAMIL TO GRADE 1,2 AND 3TEACHING ENGLISH FOR UNDER 10YEARS OLD STUDENTSTEACHING ENGLISH IN PRIMERY CLASSTEACHING HISTORYTEACHING IN PRIMERTEACHING IN PRIMERY CLASSESTEACHING MATHMATICS FOR GRADE 05,06.TEACHING MUSIC TO STUDENTS.TEACHING OF SEWINGTEACHING PRE-SCHOOL CHILDRENTEACHING PRIMERY STUDENTSTEACHING RELIGIONS VALUES AND TEACHINGSTEACHING SCIENCETEACHING SMALL CHILDRENTEACHING SMALL CHILDREN AND DAY CARINGTEACHING STUDENTSTEACHING STUDENTS AND RECORD KEEPINGTEACHING TAMIL LANGUAGE TO SMALL CHILDRENTEACHING TAMIL LANGUAGE, MATHAMATICS ETC,TO PRIMERY CLASSESTEACHING TAMIL UP TO GRADE 05TEACHING TO CHILDRENTEACHING YEAR 5 STUDENTSTEACHING.TEST URINE,BLOOD,ANALYSE THE BLOOD SAMPLES.TESTING OF BLOOD AND URINE SAMPLESTHEACHING AND GIVING INSTRUCTIONS TO STUDENTS ON CHESSTRADING ON SHOES ETC...TRAFFIC CONTROLTRANSACTION,RECORDS KEEPINGTRANSLATING SINHALA INTO ENGLISHTRANSPORTING GOODSTRANSPOTATIONTYEPE - SETTING,E-MAILING ETC,TYPE - SETTING , ACCOUNTS KEEPING ETC,TYPE SETTINGTYPE-SETTINGTYPESETTINGTYPING AND DOCUMENTS WORKTYPING LETTERS ETSC,TYPING OF LETTERSTYPING WORDS.TYPING,UNDERSTAND THE PATIENT SITUATION AND CARING THEMUP KEEPING THE ELDERS MENTAL HEALTHVEGETABLE CUTTIVATIONWEAVING BOBBIN LACE AND PREPARATION OF LACEWRITINGUsual tasks(2)Usual tasks(2)Usual tasks(2)Usual tasks(2)Usual tasks(2)Module 4: Employment
Part A: Labor Force Participation
Q31. What are the usual tasks of these jobs? Specify - Occupation 2 tasks>>Module 5A, pg34176ACCAUNTS KEEPINGACCOUNT, LATTER TYPING, BOOK WERTSACCOUNTENTACCOUNTS KEEPINGACCOUNTS WORKACCOUTTING DATA ETCADMINISTRATION ACTIITYALL DUTIES CONMECTED WITH HUMAN RESOURCE MANAGEMENTANIMAL HUSBANDRYANTHUIUM,ROSE CULTIVATIONARTIFICIAL FLOWER DECORATIONAS A PRIVATE SECRETARYAS AN ANOUNCERAUDITINGBEEDY MAKINGBOOK KEEPINGBRIDAL DRESSINGBRIEFING ON ACCOUNNTS KEEPING ETC,CARING FOR PATTIENTSCARING THE PLANTSCARRYING PATIENTSCASH HANDLINGCASH TRANSAOHINCASHIERCEILINGCHCKING THE ATTENDENCECLEANING HOUSES ETCCLERKCOLLECTING TEA LEAVES STOCKING AND TRADINGCOMPUTER DATE ENTRYCOMPUTER HARDWARECOMPUTER OPERATORCOMPUTER PROGRAMMING ETCCOMPUTINGCOMPUTING AND HUMAN RESOURCE MANAGEMENTCOMPUTING.COMUTINGCOOKING THE RISE AND CURRYCORRESONDANCE WORK.CULTIVATING VEGITABLESCULTIVATING VOGETABLESCULTIVATION OF VEGETABLESCULTIVATION VEGETABLES AND FRUITS.DATA ENTERING-TAKING PRINTOULS ETC,DESIGING BANNERSDESIGNING AND MAKING STATUESDETAILING OF WORKERS ETC,DISTRIBUTION OF GOODS TO SHOPSDOCUMENTERY WORK IN SINHALADOCUMENTRY RECOARDSDOCUMENTS WORKDOCUMENTS WORK CLASSESDRESS MAKINGDRESS MAKING CHILDREN'S WEARDRIVER PUBLICE OR PRIVATE SECTORDUE TO A TRANSFERDUTIED INVOLVING OF A RECEPTIONISTELECTRICTY SUPPLYING AND IMPORTFABRIC PAINTINGFEEDING THE HONS AND SELLINGFILES MAINTEMCE IN A GOVERNMENT INSTITUTIONFILINGFILLINGFINISHINGFLOWER DECOARATIONFLOWER MAKINGFOOD BUSINESSFRUIT AND VEGETABLE CULTIVATION CARETAKER HOUSEGIVING EDUCATION TO CHILDRENGRAMA NILADARI DIVITION ADMINIGRAPHIC MAKINGGROWING ANTHURIUMHEALTH DEPARTMENT WORKERHOSPITAL SERVICEISSUING MEDICALKANE PRODUCTINGKEEPING ACCOUNTS DOCUMENTATION WRITING CHEQUESLABELLINGLABOURER - HOSPITALLADIES CLOTH SEWINGLETTER PREPATIONLETTER WRITINGLOOKING AFTER PATIENTS AND CLEANINGLOW AND ORDERMAINTAINED NET CAFEMAINTANAMCE OF FILESMAINTANENCE COMPUTER REPAIRMAKING BUSINESSMAKING CAKE FOR WEDDING AND BIRTHDAY PARTIESMAKING SWEETMEATSMAKING SWEETSMANAGERIAL FUNCTIONSMANUAL WORK.MINOR WORKERMIXING CEMENTMONEY TRANSACTIONNURSINGOFFICE DUTIESOFFICE WORKOFFICE WORK COVERIY PEONON ACCOUNTSORGANIZING SUBJECT,TEACHING AND TRAININGOWN BUSINESS ACHIVIHESPADDY CULTIVATIONPAINTING ( WHITE WASHING OF HOUSES )PLANTINGPLANTING VEGETABLE PANTS AND FLOWER PLANTSPOULTRY KEEPINGPRE SCHOOLING TEACHINGPREPARATION OF ELECTION REGISTERSPREPARATION OF PROFIT AND LOSS ACCOUNTINGPREPARATION OF SALARIES AND ACCOUNTS.PRODUCTION OF GARMENTSPRODUCTION OF WOOLEN BAGS ETS.PROGRAMMINGPROGRAMMING (COMPUTER)QUALITY CONFROLLINGQUALITY CONTROLLING ON FOODREARING HENSREPAIR HYDROLIC AC..REPAIRING AND FIXING.REPAIRING COMPUTERSREPARING HOUSEHOLD ELECTRICAL APPLICANCES.RETAIL TRADERETAIL TRADE.RETAILINGROLING BEEDI AND LABELINGRUNNING A GARMENT SHOPSALES ASSISTANTSAREE DESIGNINGSELLING FOODS.SELLING GOODS AND RECEVING CASH ETCSELLING MEAL PACKETSSELLING VEGETABLE,FRUITS ETC,SEWINGSEWING ALL TYPES OF DRESSESSEWING CLOTHSSEWING DRESESSEWING DRESSES FOR HOME REQUIREMENTSSEWING FROCKSSEWING LADIES WEARSEWING MOSQUITO NETSSOFTWARE INSTALLINGSTORY WRITINGSUPERVISOR GARMENT FACTORYSUPPLYING FOOD.SUPPLYING MEDICINESTAKING MEASUREMENTSTEACHINGTEACHING ACCOUNTANCY TO STUDENTSTEACHING CHILDRENTEACHING ENGLISH FROM GRADE 1 -11TEACHING ENGLISH,MATHS ETC..TEACHING PRE - SCHOOL CHILDRENTEACHING TAMIL LANGUAGE TO STUDENTSTEACHING THE STUDENTSTEACHING.TEACHING/COACHING SPORTSTREATING AND NURSING TO PATIENTSTYPE SETTINGTYPING LETERSVEGITABLE CULTIVATIONWORK FOR THE WELFARE OF THE GENERAL PUBLICWRITING ARTICLESUsual tasks(3)Usual tasks(3)Usual tasks(3)Usual tasks(3)Usual tasks(3)Module 4: Employment
Part A: Labor Force Participation
Q31. What are the usual tasks of these jobs? Specify - Occupation 3 tasks>>Module 5A, pg3459ACCOUTS KEEPINGANNOUNCING PROGRAMMING ETC..AS A FIELD WORK LEADER.ATTENDENCE CARING FOR PATIENTS.BENIFITS PROVISION OFFICIAL DUTIES ETC.BITES,MUSCUT,PRODUCTIONBUSINESSBUSINESS MANAGEMENT FOR ANY BUSINESSCARING FOR PATIENTSCARING GARDENINGCARING HOSPITALIYED PATIENTS ( ATTENDANT )CARING PATIENTS AND HELPING NURSESCASHIERCLEANING WORK PUBLIC SECTOR AND PRIVATE SECTOR INSTITITUTIONSCLERK AND WORKERCOMPUTARINGCONFECTIONERY - JUJUBS ETC,CUSTOMER CARECUSTOMER SERVICE,COMPLETE FORMS.CUTTINGDATA ENERINGDATA ENTERINGDATA ENTRYDOCUMENTATION AND COORDINATION,HANDICRAFTINSTRUCTIN OF SEWINGISSUING AND RECEIVING GOODS.LAW AND ORDERMAINTAING FARMMAKING CHINEES ROLL,PATTISE ETS,MANUAL WORK CONNECTED THE ERECTION OF PLANES AND PADALS,MASHROOM CULTIVATIONNATIONAL SECURITYNEWS REPOARTING ETCPACKING GARMENTSPATTERING, SEWINGPLAYING RABAN AND KEYBOARDPREPARING DOCUMENTS ETCQUANTIFING EXPENDITURERECEVRING GUESTSRETAIL TRADINGSELLING FOODS FOR BREACKFUSTS ETC,SELLING GROCERIES IN RETAIL AND WHOLESALESELLING MOTOR SPARE PARTSSELLING TOYS & ORNAMENTAL ITEMSSEWING AND STITCHINGSEWING CHILDREN'S CLOTHSSEWING GARMENTS.TEACHINGTEACHING MATHMATICS FOR GRADE 5TEACHING PRIMERY STADUTSTEACHING SINHALA LANGUAGE.TEACHING STUDENTSTYPING LETTERSWEAVING LACESWEB DESIGNINGWORD PROCESSINGWOULD LIKE TO BE A CLERK IN A PRIVETE SECTOR OR PUBLIC SECTORLine numberLine numberLine numberLine numberLine number16581331101SysmissLine numberLine numberLine numberLine numberLine number4102579102SysmissLine numberLine numberLine numberLine numberLine number362953103SysmissLine numberLine numberLine numberLine numberLine number2989SysmissKind of work you did- code (1)Kind of work you did- code (1)Kind of work you did- code (1)Kind of work you did- code (1)Kind of work you did- code (1)Module 4: Employment
Part B: Overview of Past 7 Days
Q1. What kind of work did you do in the past 7 days, that is what is your occupation (or job title)? (1)List one job/work activity per line1658133111Commissioned armed forces officers21Non-commissioned armed forces officers31Armed forces occupations, other ranks111Legislators and senior officials112Managing directors and chief executives121Business services and administration managers122Sales, marketing and development managers131Production managers in agriculture, forestry and fisheries132Manufacturing, mining, construction, and distribution manage133Information and communications technology service managers134Professional services managers141Hotel and restaurant managers142Retail and wholesale trade managers143Other services managers211Physical and earth science professionals212Mathematicians, actuaries and statisticians213Life science professionals214Engineering professionals (excluding electrotechnology)215Electrotechnology engineers216Architects, planners, surveyors and designers221Medical doctors222Nursing and midwifery professionals223Traditional and complementary medicine professionals224Paramedical practitioners225Veterinarians226Other health professionals231University and higher education teachers232Vocational education teachers233Secondary education teachers234Primary school and early childhood teachers235Other teaching professionals241Finance professionals242Administration professionals243Sales, marketing and public relations professionals251Software and applications developers and analysts252Database and network professionals261Legal professionals262Librarians, archivists and curators263Social and religious professionals264Authors, journalists and linguists265Creative and performing artists311Physical and engineering science technicians312Mining, manufacturing and construction supervisors313Process control technicians314Life science technicians and related associate professionals315Ship and aircraft controllers and technicians321Medical and pharmaceutical technicians322Nursing and midwifery associate professionals323Traditional and complementary medicine associate professiona324Veterinary technicians and assistants325Other health associate professionals331Financial and mathematical associate professionals332Sales and purchasing agents and brokers333Business services agents334Administrative and specialized secretaries335Regulatory government associate professionals341Legal, social and religious associate professionals342Sports and fitness workers343Artistic, cultural and culinary associate professionals351Information and communications technology operations and use352Telecommunications and broadcasting technicians411General office clerks412Secretaries (general)413Keyboard operators421Tellers, money collectors and related clerks422Client information workers431Numerical clerks432Material-recording and transport clerks441Other clerical support workers511Travel attendants, conductors and guides512Cooks513Waiters and bartenders514Hairdressers, beauticians and related workers515Building and housekeeping supervisors516Other personal services workers521Street and market salespersons522Shop salespersons523Cashiers and ticket clerks524Other sales workers531Child care workers and teachers' aides532Personal care workers in health services541Protective services workers611Market gardeners and crop growers612Animal producers613Mixed crop and animal producers621Forestry and related workers622Fishery workers, hunters and trappers631Subsistence crop farmers632Subsistence livestock farmers633Subsistence mixed crop and livestock farmers634Subsistence fishers, hunters, trappers and gatherers711Building frame and related trades workers712Building finishers and related trades workers713Painters, building structure cleaners and related trades wor721Sheet and structural metal workers, moulders and welders, an722Blacksmiths, toolmakers and related trades workers723Machinery mechanics and repairers731Handicraft workers732Printing trades workers741Electrical equipment installers and repairers742Electronics and telecommunications installers and repairers751Food processing and related trades workers752Wood treaters, cabinet-makers and related trades workers753Garment and related trades workers754Other craft and related workers811Mining and mineral processing plant operators812Metal processing and finishing plant operators813Chemical and photographic products plant and machine operato814Rubber, plastic and paper products machine operators815Textile, fur and leather products machine operators816Food and related products machine operators817Wood processing and papermaking plant operators818Other stationary plant and machine operators821Assemblers831Locomotive engine drivers and related workers832Car, van and motorcycle drivers833Heavy truck and bus drivers834Mobile plant operators835Ships' deck crews and related workers911Domestic, hotel and office cleaners and helpers912Vehicle, window, laundry and other hand cleaning workers921Agricultural, forestry and fishery labourers931Mining and construction labourers932Manufacturing labourers933Transport and storage labourers941Food preparation assistants951Street and related service workers952Street vendors (excluding food)961Refuse workers962Other elementary workersSysmissKind of work you did- code (2)Kind of work you did- code (2)Kind of work you did- code (2)Kind of work you did- code (2)Kind of work you did- code (2)Module 4: Employment
Part B: Overview of Past 7 Days
Q1. What kind of work did you do in the past 7 days, that is what is your occupation (or job title)? (2)89290011Commissioned armed forces officers21Non-commissioned armed forces officers31Armed forces occupations, other ranks111Legislators and senior officials112Managing directors and chief executives121Business services and administration managers122Sales, marketing and development managers131Production managers in agriculture, forestry and fisheries132Manufacturing, mining, construction, and distribution manage133Information and communications technology service managers134Professional services managers141Hotel and restaurant managers142Retail and wholesale trade managers143Other services managers211Physical and earth science professionals212Mathematicians, actuaries and statisticians213Life science professionals214Engineering professionals (excluding electrotechnology)215Electrotechnology engineers216Architects, planners, surveyors and designers221Medical doctors222Nursing and midwifery professionals223Traditional and complementary medicine professionals224Paramedical practitioners225Veterinarians226Other health professionals231University and higher education teachers232Vocational education teachers233Secondary education teachers234Primary school and early childhood teachers235Other teaching professionals241Finance professionals242Administration professionals243Sales, marketing and public relations professionals251Software and applications developers and analysts252Database and network professionals261Legal professionals262Librarians, archivists and curators263Social and religious professionals264Authors, journalists and linguists265Creative and performing artists311Physical and engineering science technicians312Mining, manufacturing and construction supervisors313Process control technicians314Life science technicians and related associate professionals315Ship and aircraft controllers and technicians321Medical and pharmaceutical technicians322Nursing and midwifery associate professionals323Traditional and complementary medicine associate professiona324Veterinary technicians and assistants325Other health associate professionals331Financial and mathematical associate professionals332Sales and purchasing agents and brokers333Business services agents334Administrative and specialized secretaries335Regulatory government associate professionals341Legal, social and religious associate professionals342Sports and fitness workers343Artistic, cultural and culinary associate professionals351Information and communications technology operations and use352Telecommunications and broadcasting technicians411General office clerks412Secretaries (general)413Keyboard operators421Tellers, money collectors and related clerks422Client information workers431Numerical clerks432Material-recording and transport clerks441Other clerical support workers511Travel attendants, conductors and guides512Cooks513Waiters and bartenders514Hairdressers, beauticians and related workers515Building and housekeeping supervisors516Other personal services workers521Street and market salespersons522Shop salespersons523Cashiers and ticket clerks524Other sales workers531Child care workers and teachers' aides532Personal care workers in health services541Protective services workers611Market gardeners and crop growers612Animal producers613Mixed crop and animal producers621Forestry and related workers622Fishery workers, hunters and trappers631Subsistence crop farmers632Subsistence livestock farmers633Subsistence mixed crop and livestock farmers634Subsistence fishers, hunters, trappers and gatherers711Building frame and related trades workers712Building finishers and related trades workers713Painters, building structure cleaners and related trades wor721Sheet and structural metal workers, moulders and welders, an722Blacksmiths, toolmakers and related trades workers723Machinery mechanics and repairers731Handicraft workers732Printing trades workers741Electrical equipment installers and repairers742Electronics and telecommunications installers and repairers751Food processing and related trades workers752Wood treaters, cabinet-makers and related trades workers753Garment and related trades workers754Other craft and related workers811Mining and mineral processing plant operators812Metal processing and finishing plant operators813Chemical and photographic products plant and machine operato814Rubber, plastic and paper products machine operators815Textile, fur and leather products machine operators816Food and related products machine operators817Wood processing and papermaking plant operators818Other stationary plant and machine operators821Assemblers831Locomotive engine drivers and related workers832Car, van and motorcycle drivers833Heavy truck and bus drivers834Mobile plant operators835Ships' deck crews and related workers911Domestic, hotel and office cleaners and helpers912Vehicle, window, laundry and other hand cleaning workers921Agricultural, forestry and fishery labourers931Mining and construction labourers932Manufacturing labourers933Transport and storage labourers941Food preparation assistants951Street and related service workers952Street vendors (excluding food)961Refuse workers962Other elementary workersSysmissKind of work you did- code (3)Kind of work you did- code (3)Kind of work you did- code (3)Kind of work you did- code (3)Kind of work you did- code (3)Module 4: Employment
Part B: Overview of Past 7 Days
Q1. What kind of work did you do in the past 7 days, that is what is your occupation (or job title)? (3)6298311Commissioned armed forces officers21Non-commissioned armed forces officers31Armed forces occupations, other ranks111Legislators and senior officials112Managing directors and chief executives121Business services and administration managers122Sales, marketing and development managers131Production managers in agriculture, forestry and fisheries132Manufacturing, mining, construction, and distribution manage133Information and communications technology service managers134Professional services managers141Hotel and restaurant managers142Retail and wholesale trade managers143Other services managers211Physical and earth science professionals212Mathematicians, actuaries and statisticians213Life science professionals214Engineering professionals (excluding electrotechnology)215Electrotechnology engineers216Architects, planners, surveyors and designers221Medical doctors222Nursing and midwifery professionals223Traditional and complementary medicine professionals224Paramedical practitioners225Veterinarians226Other health professionals231University and higher education teachers232Vocational education teachers233Secondary education teachers234Primary school and early childhood teachers235Other teaching professionals241Finance professionals242Administration professionals243Sales, marketing and public relations professionals251Software and applications developers and analysts252Database and network professionals261Legal professionals262Librarians, archivists and curators263Social and religious professionals264Authors, journalists and linguists265Creative and performing artists311Physical and engineering science technicians312Mining, manufacturing and construction supervisors313Process control technicians314Life science technicians and related associate professionals315Ship and aircraft controllers and technicians321Medical and pharmaceutical technicians322Nursing and midwifery associate professionals323Traditional and complementary medicine associate professiona324Veterinary technicians and assistants325Other health associate professionals331Financial and mathematical associate professionals332Sales and purchasing agents and brokers333Business services agents334Administrative and specialized secretaries335Regulatory government associate professionals341Legal, social and religious associate professionals342Sports and fitness workers343Artistic, cultural and culinary associate professionals351Information and communications technology operations and use352Telecommunications and broadcasting technicians411General office clerks412Secretaries (general)413Keyboard operators421Tellers, money collectors and related clerks422Client information workers431Numerical clerks432Material-recording and transport clerks441Other clerical support workers511Travel attendants, conductors and guides512Cooks513Waiters and bartenders514Hairdressers, beauticians and related workers515Building and housekeeping supervisors516Other personal services workers521Street and market salespersons522Shop salespersons523Cashiers and ticket clerks524Other sales workers531Child care workers and teachers' aides532Personal care workers in health services541Protective services workers611Market gardeners and crop growers612Animal producers613Mixed crop and animal producers621Forestry and related workers622Fishery workers, hunters and trappers631Subsistence crop farmers632Subsistence livestock farmers633Subsistence mixed crop and livestock farmers634Subsistence fishers, hunters, trappers and gatherers711Building frame and related trades workers712Building finishers and related trades workers713Painters, building structure cleaners and related trades wor721Sheet and structural metal workers, moulders and welders, an722Blacksmiths, toolmakers and related trades workers723Machinery mechanics and repairers731Handicraft workers732Printing trades workers741Electrical equipment installers and repairers742Electronics and telecommunications installers and repairers751Food processing and related trades workers752Wood treaters, cabinet-makers and related trades workers753Garment and related trades workers754Other craft and related workers811Mining and mineral processing plant operators812Metal processing and finishing plant operators813Chemical and photographic products plant and machine operato814Rubber, plastic and paper products machine operators815Textile, fur and leather products machine operators816Food and related products machine operators817Wood processing and papermaking plant operators818Other stationary plant and machine operators821Assemblers831Locomotive engine drivers and related workers832Car, van and motorcycle drivers833Heavy truck and bus drivers834Mobile plant operators835Ships' deck crews and related workers911Domestic, hotel and office cleaners and helpers912Vehicle, window, laundry and other hand cleaning workers921Agricultural, forestry and fishery labourers931Mining and construction labourers932Manufacturing labourers933Transport and storage labourers941Food preparation assistants951Street and related service workers952Street vendors (excluding food)961Refuse workers962Other elementary workersSysmissKind of work you did- code (4)Kind of work you did- code (4)Kind of work you did- code (4)Kind of work you did- code (4)Kind of work you did- code (4)Module 4: Employment
Part B: Overview of Past 7 Days
Q1. What kind of work did you do in the past 7 days, that is what is your occupation (or job title)? (4)298911Commissioned armed forces officers21Non-commissioned armed forces officers31Armed forces occupations, other ranks111Legislators and senior officials112Managing directors and chief executives121Business services and administration managers122Sales, marketing and development managers131Production managers in agriculture, forestry and fisheries132Manufacturing, mining, construction, and distribution manage133Information and communications technology service managers134Professional services managers141Hotel and restaurant managers142Retail and wholesale trade managers143Other services managers211Physical and earth science professionals212Mathematicians, actuaries and statisticians213Life science professionals214Engineering professionals (excluding electrotechnology)215Electrotechnology engineers216Architects, planners, surveyors and designers221Medical doctors222Nursing and midwifery professionals223Traditional and complementary medicine professionals224Paramedical practitioners225Veterinarians226Other health professionals231University and higher education teachers232Vocational education teachers233Secondary education teachers234Primary school and early childhood teachers235Other teaching professionals241Finance professionals242Administration professionals243Sales, marketing and public relations professionals251Software and applications developers and analysts252Database and network professionals261Legal professionals262Librarians, archivists and curators263Social and religious professionals264Authors, journalists and linguists265Creative and performing artists311Physical and engineering science technicians312Mining, manufacturing and construction supervisors313Process control technicians314Life science technicians and related associate professionals315Ship and aircraft controllers and technicians321Medical and pharmaceutical technicians322Nursing and midwifery associate professionals323Traditional and complementary medicine associate professiona324Veterinary technicians and assistants325Other health associate professionals331Financial and mathematical associate professionals332Sales and purchasing agents and brokers333Business services agents334Administrative and specialized secretaries335Regulatory government associate professionals341Legal, social and religious associate professionals342Sports and fitness workers343Artistic, cultural and culinary associate professionals351Information and communications technology operations and use352Telecommunications and broadcasting technicians411General office clerks412Secretaries (general)413Keyboard operators421Tellers, money collectors and related clerks422Client information workers431Numerical clerks432Material-recording and transport clerks441Other clerical support workers511Travel attendants, conductors and guides512Cooks513Waiters and bartenders514Hairdressers, beauticians and related workers515Building and housekeeping supervisors516Other personal services workers521Street and market salespersons522Shop salespersons523Cashiers and ticket clerks524Other sales workers531Child care workers and teachers' aides532Personal care workers in health services541Protective services workers611Market gardeners and crop growers612Animal producers613Mixed crop and animal producers621Forestry and related workers622Fishery workers, hunters and trappers631Subsistence crop farmers632Subsistence livestock farmers633Subsistence mixed crop and livestock farmers634Subsistence fishers, hunters, trappers and gatherers711Building frame and related trades workers712Building finishers and related trades workers713Painters, building structure cleaners and related trades wor721Sheet and structural metal workers, moulders and welders, an722Blacksmiths, toolmakers and related trades workers723Machinery mechanics and repairers731Handicraft workers732Printing trades workers741Electrical equipment installers and repairers742Electronics and telecommunications installers and repairers751Food processing and related trades workers752Wood treaters, cabinet-makers and related trades workers753Garment and related trades workers754Other craft and related workers811Mining and mineral processing plant operators812Metal processing and finishing plant operators813Chemical and photographic products plant and machine operato814Rubber, plastic and paper products machine operators815Textile, fur and leather products machine operators816Food and related products machine operators817Wood processing and papermaking plant operators818Other stationary plant and machine operators821Assemblers831Locomotive engine drivers and related workers832Car, van and motorcycle drivers833Heavy truck and bus drivers834Mobile plant operators835Ships' deck crews and related workers911Domestic, hotel and office cleaners and helpers912Vehicle, window, laundry and other hand cleaning workers921Agricultural, forestry and fishery labourers931Mining and construction labourers932Manufacturing labourers933Transport and storage labourers941Food preparation assistants951Street and related service workers952Street vendors (excluding food)961Refuse workers962Other elementary workersSysmissUsual main tasks at this job?Usual main tasks at this job?Usual main tasks at this job?Usual main tasks at this job?Usual main tasks at this job?Module 4: Employment
Part B: Overview of Past 7 Days
Q2. What are your usual main tasks at this job? (For example: typing, keeping account books, filing, selling cars, operating printing press, laying bricks) (1)1556Usual main tasks at this job?Usual main tasks at this job?Usual main tasks at this job?Usual main tasks at this job?Usual main tasks at this job?Module 4: Employment
Part B: Overview of Past 7 Days
Q2. What are your usual main tasks at this job? (For example: typing, keeping account books, filing, selling cars, operating printing press, laying bricks) (2)99ACCOUNTING AND SALES ACCESSORIALACCOUNTING MAINTAINING GOODS BUSINESSBEEDI MANUFACTURINGBRICKS MAKING BY EMPLOYINA WORKERSBRIDAL DECORATIONS HAIR STYLES,CONDUCTING CLASSESBROKERING ON CROPS AND FRUITSBROOM STICKBUILING WALLS LAYING BRICKS AND PLASTERINGCARING PLAM LEAFE & WEAVINGCEMENT MIXING AND SULLYINGCEMENT MIXING LIFTING BRICKS SOIL FILTERINGCLEARING OFFICE PREMISESCLEARNING THE LAND FOR PLANTATIONCOLLECTING COCONUTS AND MARKETINGCOLLECTING COCONUTS.ETCCOLLECTING METAL,SAND AND PREPARING CEMENT MIXTURECONCRETINGCOUNTRCTION.CULTIVATIONCULTIVATION OF MINOR CROPSCUTTING AND SEWING LADIES WEARDOOR WINDOW MAKINGDRIVINGEMBOSSING LATTERS ART WORK ETCFARMINGFEEDING CHICKENS ETCFERTILIZINGFILINGFIREWOOD SELLERFISHINGFOMDATION WORK CEMENT MIXING ETCGIVE FOODS AND DROG.GRAINDING RICE & CHILLEE ACCOUNTING.GUIDING THE TOURISE AND SHOWING THE PLACESHAIR DRESSINGHARVESTHARVESTINGHARVESTING MAKING PADDY BEDS ETCHIRINGHOUSE WIRING AND REPARING ELECTRICAL APPLIMENTESINSURANCE WORKLOADING AND DELIVERING SAND BRICK AND GANBEDGE.MAINTENANCE OF LEAVE RECORDS AND PERSOND FILESMAKING OF DOOR AND WINDOW FRAMESMASONMEDICAL PLANT CULTIVATIONMILKING COWSPADDY CULTIVATIONPEDDY BRIDGING SEETINGPLANING AND OTHER RELATED WORKSPLUCKING COCONUTPLUCKING TEA LEAVESPLUGING PEPPERPLUMBINGPRODUETIEN OF EAKLE BROOMSPROPOSAL ARRANGEMANTSPROVIDNING ANSWERS FOR VEHICLE PROBLEMSREPARING MOTOR VEHICLESRETAIL SALE IN NON SPECIALISED STORESROOF MAKING OF HOUSES, MAKING DOOR AND WINDOWS FRAMES.SAILLING TO SEA CATHING FISH AND WHOLE SALE SELLINGSEEDING FERTILIZINGSEEDING MAINTAINING CROPINGSELLINGSELLING CONSUMABALESSELLING GARMENTSSELLING GOODSSELLING VCD'S AND DVD'SSELLLING BEEDIES ETC.SOWING MANUERINGSPICE PACKETINGSTACKING ETCSTICHING NETSSUPERVISINGSUPERVISION OF TEA PLANTATIONTAPPING RUBBER FOR LATEXTEA PLANTING MAIN DENANCETEA PLUCKINGTEACHINGTEACHING ENGLISHTEACHING PRIMARY EDUCATIONTEACHING RELAVONT SUBJECTS TO STUDENTSTEACHING.THETICS.TILLING,IRRIGATING PLANTING HARRIESTINGTRANSPORTATIONTYPING THE LETTERS.VECHICLE MOTOR REPARINGVEICAL DRIVINGVISITING BANKS AND OTHER INSTITUTES ON OFFICIAL WORKWAGE LABOURWATERINGWATERING AND PLANTINGWATERING GRASS CUTTIMGWEAVING CHAIR SEATSWEEDING AND MANURINGWEIGHING SELLING GOADS ETCUsual main tasks at this job?Usual main tasks at this job?Usual main tasks at this job?Usual main tasks at this job?Usual main tasks at this job?Module 4: Employment
Part B: Overview of Past 7 Days
Q2. What are your usual main tasks at this job? (For example: typing, keeping account books, filing, selling cars, operating printing press, laying bricks) (3)5CAKE MAKINGHAIR - DRESSING DESIGNING AND BRIDAL DECORATIONSELLING GROCERIESSUPERVISION OF COCONUT PLANTATIONVEGITABLE BUSINESSUsual main tasks at this job?Usual main tasks at this job?Usual main tasks at this job?Usual main tasks at this job?Usual main tasks at this job?Module 4: Employment
Part B: Overview of Past 7 Days
Q2. What are your usual main tasks at this job? (For example: typing, keeping account books, filing, selling cars, operating printing press, laying bricks) (4)20BETAL CULTIVATIONCOCONUT PRODUCTION OF OIL.EARNING THROW HIRINGEDUCATIONGROEING OF NON PERENNFAL CROPSGROWING NON PERENNIAL CROPSHIRINGHOME BUILDINGMAINTENANCE AND REPAIR OF MOTOR VEHICELSPERSCHOOL EDUCATIONPROCESSING AND PRESERVING OF FISH CRUSTANCEANS AND MOLLUSESPRODUCTION OF POLYTHINE BAGSPROTECTION OF PROPERTIESRUBBER MASKSSAND TRADINGSPINNING WEAVING AND FINISHING OF TEXTILESTAPPING RUBBER CRAPE RUBBE MAKING AND TRADINGWOOD CUTTINGIn this work, were you working forIn this work, were you working forIn this work, were you working forIn this work, were you working forIn this work, were you working forModule 4: Employment
Part B: Overview of Past 7 Days
Q3. In this work, were you working for: (1)165813311work for non-household member2non-farm3farm owned or rented by household memberSysmissIn this work, were you working forIn this work, were you working forIn this work, were you working forIn this work, were you working forIn this work, were you working forModule 4: Employment
Part B: Overview of Past 7 Days
Q3. In this work, were you working for: (2)8929001work for non-household member2non-farm3farm owned or rented by household memberSysmissIn this work, were you working forIn this work, were you working forIn this work, were you working forIn this work, were you working forIn this work, were you working forModule 4: Employment
Part B: Overview of Past 7 Days
Q3. In this work, were you working for: (3)629831work for non-household member2non-farm3farm owned or rented by household memberSysmissIn this work, were you working forIn this work, were you working forIn this work, were you working forIn this work, were you working forIn this work, were you working forModule 4: Employment
Part B: Overview of Past 7 Days
Q3. In this work, were you working for: (4)29891work for non-household member2non-farm3farm owned or rented by household memberSysmissMain economic activity of the enterprise you are working for/own businessMain economic activity of the enterprise you are working for/own businessMain economic activity of the enterprise you are working for/own businessMain economic activity of the enterprise you are working for/own businessMain economic activity of the enterprise you are working for/own businessModule 4: Employment
Part B: Overview of Past 7 Days
Q4. What is the main economic activity of the enterprise you are working for, or of your own business or economic activity? (1)1658133111Growing of non-perennial crops12Growing of perennial crops13Plant propagation14Animal production15Mixed farming16Support activities to agriculture and post-harvest crop acti17Hunting, trapping and related service activities21Silviculture and other forestry activities22Logging23Gathering of non-wood forest products24Support services to forestry31Fishing32Aquaculture51Mining of hard coal52Mining of lignite61Extraction of crude petroleum62Extraction of natural gas71Mining of iron ores72Mining of non-ferrous metal ores81Quarrying of stone, sand and clay89Mining and quarrying not elsewhere classsified91Support activities for petroleum and natural gas extraction99Support activities for other mining and quarrying101Processing and preserving of meat102Processing and preserving of fish, crustaceans and molluscs103Processing and preserving of fruit and vegetables104Manufacture of vegetable and animal oils and fats105Manufacture of dairy products106Manufacture of grain mill products, starches and starch prod107Manufacture of other food products108Manufacture of prepared animal feeds110Manufacture of beverages120Manufacture of tobacco products131Spinning, weaving and finishing of textiles139Manufacture of other textiles141Manufacture of wearing apparel, except fur apparel142Manufacture of articles of fur143Manufacture of knitted and crocheted apparel151Tanning and dressing of leather; manufacture of luggage, han152Manufacture of footwear161Sawmilling and planing of wood162Manufacture of products of wood, cork, straw and plaiting ma170Manufacture of paper and paper products181Printing and service activities related to printing182Reproduction of recorded media191Manufacture of coke oven products192Manufacture of refined petroleum products201Manufacture of basic chemicals, fertilizers and nitrogen com202Manufacture of other chemical products203Manufacture of man-made fibres210Manufacture of pharmaceuticals, medicinal chemical and botan221Manufacture of rubber products222Manufacture of plastics products231Manufacture of glass and glass products239Manufacture of non-metallic mineral products not elsewhere c241Manufacture of basic iron and steel242Manufacture of basic precious and other non-ferrous metals243Casting of metals251Manufacture of structural metal products, tanks, reservoirs252Manufacture of weapons and ammunition259Manufacture of other fabricated metal products; metalworking261Manufacture of electronic components and boards262Manufacture of computers and peripheral equipment263Manufacture of communication equipment264Manufacture of consumer electronics265Manufacture of measuring, testing, navigating and control eq266Manufacture of irradiation, electro-medical and electrothera267Manufacture of optical instruments and photographic equipmen268Manufacture of magnetic and optical media271Manufacture of electric motors, generators, transformers and272Manufacture of batteries and accumulators273Manufacture of wiring and wiring devices274Manufacture of electric lighting equipment275Manufacture of domestic appliances279Manufacture of other electrical equipment281Manufacture of general-purpose machinery282Manufacture of special-purpose machinery291Manufacture of motor vehicles292Manufacture of bodies (coachwork) for motor vehicles; manufa293Manufacture of parts and accessories for motor vehicles301Building of ships and boats302Manufacture of railway locomotives and rolling stock303Manufacture of air and spacecraft and related machinery304Manufacture of military fighting vehicles309Manufacture of transport equipment not elsewhere classified.310Manufacture of furniture321Manufacture of jewellery, bijouterie and related articles322Manufacture of musical instruments323Manufacture of sports goods324Manufacture of games and toys325Manufacture of medical and dental instruments and supplies329Other manufacturing not elsewhere classified331Repair of fabricated metal products, machinery and equipment332Installation of industrial machinery and equipment351Electric power generation, transmission and distribution352Manufacture of gas; distribution of gaseous fuels through ma353Steam and air conditioning supply360Water collection, treatment and supply370Sewerage381Waste collection382Waste treatment and disposal383Materials recovery390Remediation activities and other waste management services410Construction of buildings421Construction of roads and railways422Construction of utility projects429Construction of other civil engineering projects431Demolition and site preparation432Electrical, plumbing and other construction installation act433Building completion and finishing439Other specialized construction activities451Sale of motor vehicles452Maintenance and repair of motor vehicles453Sale of motor vehicle parts and accessories454Sale, maintenance and repair of motorcycles and related part461Wholesale on a fee or contract basis462Wholesale of agricultural raw materials and live animals463Wholesale of food, beverages and tobacco464Wholesale of household goods465Wholesale of machinery, equipment and supplies466Other specialized wholesale469Non-specialized wholesale trade471Retail sale in non-specialized stores472Retail sale of food, beverages and tobacco in specialized st473Retail sale of automotive fuel in specialized stores474Retail sale of information and communications equipment in s475Retail sale of other household equipment in specialized stor476Retail sale of cultural and recreation goods in specialized477Retail sale of other goods in specialized stores478Retail sale via stalls and markets479Retail trade not in stores, stalls or markets491Transport via railways492Other land transport493Transport via pipeline501Sea and coastal water transport502Inland water transport511Passenger air transport512Freight air transport521Warehousing and storage522Support activities for transportation531Postal activities532Courier activities551Short term accommodation activities552Camping grounds, recreational vehicle parks and trailer park559Other accommodation561Restaurants and mobile food service activities562Event catering and other food service activities563Beverage serving activities581Publishing of books, periodicals and other publishing activi582Software publishing591Motion picture, video and television programme activities592Sound recording and music publishing activities601Radio broadcasting602Television programming and broadcasting activities611Wired telecommunications activities612Wireless telecommunications activities613Satellite telecommunications activities619Other telecommunications activities620Computer programming, consultancy and related activities631Data processing, hosting and related activities; web portals639Other information service activities641Monetary intermediation642Activities of holding companies643Trusts, funds and similar financial entities649Other financial service activities, except insurance and pen651Insurance652Reinsurance653Pension funding661Activities auxiliary to financial service activities, except662Activities auxiliary to insurance and pension funding663Fund management activities681Real estate activities with own or leased property682Real estate activities on a fee or contract basis691Legal activities692Accounting, bookkeeping and auditing activities; tax consult701Activities of head offices702Management consultancy activities711Architectural and engineering activities and related technic712Technical testing and analysis721Research and experimental development on natural sciences an722Research and experimental development on social sciences and731Advertising732Market research and public opinion polling741Specialized design activities742Photographic activities749Other professional, scientific and technical activities not750Veterinary activities771Renting and leasing of motor vehicles772Renting and leasing of personal and household goods773Renting and leasing of other machinery, equipment and tangib774Leasing of intellectual property and similar products, excep781Activities of employment placement agencies782Temporary employment agency activities783Other human resources provision791Travel agency and tour operator activities799Other reservation service and related activities801Private security activities802Security systems service activities803Investigation activities811Combined facilities support activities812Cleaning activities813Landscape care and maintenance service activities821Office administrative and support activities822Activities of call centers823Organization of conventions and trade shows829Business support service activities not elsewhere classified833841Administration of the State and the economic and social poli842Provision of services to the community as a whole843Compulsory social security activities851Pre-primary and primary education852Secondary education853Higher education854Other education855Educational support activities861Hospital activities862Medical and dental practice activities869Other human health activities871Residential nursing care facilities872Residential care activities for mental retardation, mental h873Residential care activities for the elderly and disabled879Other residential care activities881Social work activities without accommodation for the elderly889Other social work activities without accommodation900Creative, arts and entertainment activities910Libraries, archives, museums and other cultural activities920Gambling and betting activities931Sports activities932Other amusement and recreation activities941Activities of business, employers and professional membershi942Activities of trade unions949Activities of other membership organizations951Repair of computers and communication equipment952Repair of personal and household goods960Other personal service activities970Activities of households as employers of domestic personnel981Undifferentiated goods-producing activities of private house982Undifferentiated service-producing activities of private hou990Activities of extraterritorial organizations and bodiesSysmissMain economic activity of the enterprise you are working for/own businessMain economic activity of the enterprise you are working for/own businessMain economic activity of the enterprise you are working for/own businessMain economic activity of the enterprise you are working for/own businessMain economic activity of the enterprise you are working for/own businessModule 4: Employment
Part B: Overview of Past 7 Days
Q4. What is the main economic activity of the enterprise you are working for, or of your own business or economic activity? (2)89290011Growing of non-perennial crops12Growing of perennial crops13Plant propagation14Animal production15Mixed farming16Support activities to agriculture and post-harvest crop acti17Hunting, trapping and related service activities21Silviculture and other forestry activities22Logging23Gathering of non-wood forest products24Support services to forestry31Fishing32Aquaculture51Mining of hard coal52Mining of lignite61Extraction of crude petroleum62Extraction of natural gas71Mining of iron ores72Mining of non-ferrous metal ores81Quarrying of stone, sand and clay89Mining and quarrying not elsewhere classsified91Support activities for petroleum and natural gas extraction99Support activities for other mining and quarrying101Processing and preserving of meat102Processing and preserving of fish, crustaceans and molluscs103Processing and preserving of fruit and vegetables104Manufacture of vegetable and animal oils and fats105Manufacture of dairy products106Manufacture of grain mill products, starches and starch prod107Manufacture of other food products108Manufacture of prepared animal feeds110Manufacture of beverages120Manufacture of tobacco products131Spinning, weaving and finishing of textiles139Manufacture of other textiles141Manufacture of wearing apparel, except fur apparel142Manufacture of articles of fur143Manufacture of knitted and crocheted apparel151Tanning and dressing of leather; manufacture of luggage, han152Manufacture of footwear161Sawmilling and planing of wood162Manufacture of products of wood, cork, straw and plaiting ma170Manufacture of paper and paper products181Printing and service activities related to printing182Reproduction of recorded media191Manufacture of coke oven products192Manufacture of refined petroleum products201Manufacture of basic chemicals, fertilizers and nitrogen com202Manufacture of other chemical products203Manufacture of man-made fibres210Manufacture of pharmaceuticals, medicinal chemical and botan221Manufacture of rubber products222Manufacture of plastics products231Manufacture of glass and glass products239Manufacture of non-metallic mineral products not elsewhere c241Manufacture of basic iron and steel242Manufacture of basic precious and other non-ferrous metals243Casting of metals251Manufacture of structural metal products, tanks, reservoirs252Manufacture of weapons and ammunition259Manufacture of other fabricated metal products; metalworking261Manufacture of electronic components and boards262Manufacture of computers and peripheral equipment263Manufacture of communication equipment264Manufacture of consumer electronics265Manufacture of measuring, testing, navigating and control eq266Manufacture of irradiation, electro-medical and electrothera267Manufacture of optical instruments and photographic equipmen268Manufacture of magnetic and optical media271Manufacture of electric motors, generators, transformers and272Manufacture of batteries and accumulators273Manufacture of wiring and wiring devices274Manufacture of electric lighting equipment275Manufacture of domestic appliances279Manufacture of other electrical equipment281Manufacture of general-purpose machinery282Manufacture of special-purpose machinery291Manufacture of motor vehicles292Manufacture of bodies (coachwork) for motor vehicles; manufa293Manufacture of parts and accessories for motor vehicles301Building of ships and boats302Manufacture of railway locomotives and rolling stock303Manufacture of air and spacecraft and related machinery304Manufacture of military fighting vehicles309Manufacture of transport equipment not elsewhere classified.310Manufacture of furniture321Manufacture of jewellery, bijouterie and related articles322Manufacture of musical instruments323Manufacture of sports goods324Manufacture of games and toys325Manufacture of medical and dental instruments and supplies329Other manufacturing not elsewhere classified331Repair of fabricated metal products, machinery and equipment332Installation of industrial machinery and equipment351Electric power generation, transmission and distribution352Manufacture of gas; distribution of gaseous fuels through ma353Steam and air conditioning supply360Water collection, treatment and supply370Sewerage381Waste collection382Waste treatment and disposal383Materials recovery390Remediation activities and other waste management services410Construction of buildings421Construction of roads and railways422Construction of utility projects429Construction of other civil engineering projects431Demolition and site preparation432Electrical, plumbing and other construction installation act433Building completion and finishing439Other specialized construction activities451Sale of motor vehicles452Maintenance and repair of motor vehicles453Sale of motor vehicle parts and accessories454Sale, maintenance and repair of motorcycles and related part461Wholesale on a fee or contract basis462Wholesale of agricultural raw materials and live animals463Wholesale of food, beverages and tobacco464Wholesale of household goods465Wholesale of machinery, equipment and supplies466Other specialized wholesale469Non-specialized wholesale trade471Retail sale in non-specialized stores472Retail sale of food, beverages and tobacco in specialized st473Retail sale of automotive fuel in specialized stores474Retail sale of information and communications equipment in s475Retail sale of other household equipment in specialized stor476Retail sale of cultural and recreation goods in specialized477Retail sale of other goods in specialized stores478Retail sale via stalls and markets479Retail trade not in stores, stalls or markets491Transport via railways492Other land transport493Transport via pipeline501Sea and coastal water transport502Inland water transport511Passenger air transport512Freight air transport521Warehousing and storage522Support activities for transportation531Postal activities532Courier activities551Short term accommodation activities552Camping grounds, recreational vehicle parks and trailer park559Other accommodation561Restaurants and mobile food service activities562Event catering and other food service activities563Beverage serving activities581Publishing of books, periodicals and other publishing activi582Software publishing591Motion picture, video and television programme activities592Sound recording and music publishing activities601Radio broadcasting602Television programming and broadcasting activities611Wired telecommunications activities612Wireless telecommunications activities613Satellite telecommunications activities619Other telecommunications activities620Computer programming, consultancy and related activities631Data processing, hosting and related activities; web portals639Other information service activities641Monetary intermediation642Activities of holding companies643Trusts, funds and similar financial entities649Other financial service activities, except insurance and pen651Insurance652Reinsurance653Pension funding661Activities auxiliary to financial service activities, except662Activities auxiliary to insurance and pension funding663Fund management activities681Real estate activities with own or leased property682Real estate activities on a fee or contract basis691Legal activities692Accounting, bookkeeping and auditing activities; tax consult701Activities of head offices702Management consultancy activities711Architectural and engineering activities and related technic712Technical testing and analysis721Research and experimental development on natural sciences an722Research and experimental development on social sciences and731Advertising732Market research and public opinion polling741Specialized design activities742Photographic activities749Other professional, scientific and technical activities not750Veterinary activities771Renting and leasing of motor vehicles772Renting and leasing of personal and household goods773Renting and leasing of other machinery, equipment and tangib774Leasing of intellectual property and similar products, excep781Activities of employment placement agencies782Temporary employment agency activities783Other human resources provision791Travel agency and tour operator activities799Other reservation service and related activities801Private security activities802Security systems service activities803Investigation activities811Combined facilities support activities812Cleaning activities813Landscape care and maintenance service activities821Office administrative and support activities822Activities of call centers823Organization of conventions and trade shows829Business support service activities not elsewhere classified841Administration of the State and the economic and social poli842Provision of services to the community as a whole843Compulsory social security activities851Pre-primary and primary education852Secondary education853Higher education854Other education855Educational support activities861Hospital activities862Medical and dental practice activities869Other human health activities871Residential nursing care facilities872Residential care activities for mental retardation, mental h873Residential care activities for the elderly and disabled879Other residential care activities881Social work activities without accommodation for the elderly889Other social work activities without accommodation900Creative, arts and entertainment activities910Libraries, archives, museums and other cultural activities920Gambling and betting activities931Sports activities932Other amusement and recreation activities941Activities of business, employers and professional membershi942Activities of trade unions949Activities of other membership organizations951Repair of computers and communication equipment952Repair of personal and household goods960Other personal service activities970Activities of households as employers of domestic personnel981Undifferentiated goods-producing activities of private house982Undifferentiated service-producing activities of private hou990Activities of extraterritorial organizations and bodiesSysmissMain economic activity of the enterprise you are working for/own businessMain economic activity of the enterprise you are working for/own businessMain economic activity of the enterprise you are working for/own businessMain economic activity of the enterprise you are working for/own businessMain economic activity of the enterprise you are working for/own businessModule 4: Employment
Part B: Overview of Past 7 Days
Q4. What is the main economic activity of the enterprise you are working for, or of your own business or economic activity? (3)6298311Growing of non-perennial crops12Growing of perennial crops13Plant propagation14Animal production15Mixed farming16Support activities to agriculture and post-harvest crop acti17Hunting, trapping and related service activities21Silviculture and other forestry activities22Logging23Gathering of non-wood forest products24Support services to forestry31Fishing32Aquaculture51Mining of hard coal52Mining of lignite61Extraction of crude petroleum62Extraction of natural gas71Mining of iron ores72Mining of non-ferrous metal ores81Quarrying of stone, sand and clay89Mining and quarrying not elsewhere classsified91Support activities for petroleum and natural gas extraction99Support activities for other mining and quarrying101Processing and preserving of meat102Processing and preserving of fish, crustaceans and molluscs103Processing and preserving of fruit and vegetables104Manufacture of vegetable and animal oils and fats105Manufacture of dairy products106Manufacture of grain mill products, starches and starch prod107Manufacture of other food products108Manufacture of prepared animal feeds110Manufacture of beverages120Manufacture of tobacco products131Spinning, weaving and finishing of textiles139Manufacture of other textiles141Manufacture of wearing apparel, except fur apparel142Manufacture of articles of fur143Manufacture of knitted and crocheted apparel151Tanning and dressing of leather; manufacture of luggage, han152Manufacture of footwear161Sawmilling and planing of wood162Manufacture of products of wood, cork, straw and plaiting ma170Manufacture of paper and paper products181Printing and service activities related to printing182Reproduction of recorded media191Manufacture of coke oven products192Manufacture of refined petroleum products201Manufacture of basic chemicals, fertilizers and nitrogen com202Manufacture of other chemical products203Manufacture of man-made fibres210Manufacture of pharmaceuticals, medicinal chemical and botan221Manufacture of rubber products222Manufacture of plastics products231Manufacture of glass and glass products239Manufacture of non-metallic mineral products not elsewhere c241Manufacture of basic iron and steel242Manufacture of basic precious and other non-ferrous metals243Casting of metals251Manufacture of structural metal products, tanks, reservoirs252Manufacture of weapons and ammunition259Manufacture of other fabricated metal products; metalworking261Manufacture of electronic components and boards262Manufacture of computers and peripheral equipment263Manufacture of communication equipment264Manufacture of consumer electronics265Manufacture of measuring, testing, navigating and control eq266Manufacture of irradiation, electro-medical and electrothera267Manufacture of optical instruments and photographic equipmen268Manufacture of magnetic and optical media271Manufacture of electric motors, generators, transformers and272Manufacture of batteries and accumulators273Manufacture of wiring and wiring devices274Manufacture of electric lighting equipment275Manufacture of domestic appliances279Manufacture of other electrical equipment281Manufacture of general-purpose machinery282Manufacture of special-purpose machinery291Manufacture of motor vehicles292Manufacture of bodies (coachwork) for motor vehicles; manufa293Manufacture of parts and accessories for motor vehicles301Building of ships and boats302Manufacture of railway locomotives and rolling stock303Manufacture of air and spacecraft and related machinery304Manufacture of military fighting vehicles309Manufacture of transport equipment not elsewhere classified.310Manufacture of furniture321Manufacture of jewellery, bijouterie and related articles322Manufacture of musical instruments323Manufacture of sports goods324Manufacture of games and toys325Manufacture of medical and dental instruments and supplies329Other manufacturing not elsewhere classified331Repair of fabricated metal products, machinery and equipment332Installation of industrial machinery and equipment351Electric power generation, transmission and distribution352Manufacture of gas; distribution of gaseous fuels through ma353Steam and air conditioning supply360Water collection, treatment and supply370Sewerage381Waste collection382Waste treatment and disposal383Materials recovery390Remediation activities and other waste management services410Construction of buildings421Construction of roads and railways422Construction of utility projects429Construction of other civil engineering projects431Demolition and site preparation432Electrical, plumbing and other construction installation act433Building completion and finishing439Other specialized construction activities451Sale of motor vehicles452Maintenance and repair of motor vehicles453Sale of motor vehicle parts and accessories454Sale, maintenance and repair of motorcycles and related part461Wholesale on a fee or contract basis462Wholesale of agricultural raw materials and live animals463Wholesale of food, beverages and tobacco464Wholesale of household goods465Wholesale of machinery, equipment and supplies466Other specialized wholesale469Non-specialized wholesale trade471Retail sale in non-specialized stores472Retail sale of food, beverages and tobacco in specialized st473Retail sale of automotive fuel in specialized stores474Retail sale of information and communications equipment in s475Retail sale of other household equipment in specialized stor476Retail sale of cultural and recreation goods in specialized477Retail sale of other goods in specialized stores478Retail sale via stalls and markets479Retail trade not in stores, stalls or markets491Transport via railways492Other land transport493Transport via pipeline501Sea and coastal water transport502Inland water transport511Passenger air transport512Freight air transport521Warehousing and storage522Support activities for transportation531Postal activities532Courier activities551Short term accommodation activities552Camping grounds, recreational vehicle parks and trailer park559Other accommodation561Restaurants and mobile food service activities562Event catering and other food service activities563Beverage serving activities581Publishing of books, periodicals and other publishing activi582Software publishing591Motion picture, video and television programme activities592Sound recording and music publishing activities601Radio broadcasting602Television programming and broadcasting activities611Wired telecommunications activities612Wireless telecommunications activities613Satellite telecommunications activities619Other telecommunications activities620Computer programming, consultancy and related activities631Data processing, hosting and related activities; web portals639Other information service activities641Monetary intermediation642Activities of holding companies643Trusts, funds and similar financial entities649Other financial service activities, except insurance and pen651Insurance652Reinsurance653Pension funding661Activities auxiliary to financial service activities, except662Activities auxiliary to insurance and pension funding663Fund management activities681Real estate activities with own or leased property682Real estate activities on a fee or contract basis691Legal activities692Accounting, bookkeeping and auditing activities; tax consult701Activities of head offices702Management consultancy activities711Architectural and engineering activities and related technic712Technical testing and analysis721Research and experimental development on natural sciences an722Research and experimental development on social sciences and731Advertising732Market research and public opinion polling741Specialized design activities742Photographic activities749Other professional, scientific and technical activities not750Veterinary activities771Renting and leasing of motor vehicles772Renting and leasing of personal and household goods773Renting and leasing of other machinery, equipment and tangib774Leasing of intellectual property and similar products, excep781Activities of employment placement agencies782Temporary employment agency activities783Other human resources provision791Travel agency and tour operator activities799Other reservation service and related activities801Private security activities802Security systems service activities803Investigation activities811Combined facilities support activities812Cleaning activities813Landscape care and maintenance service activities821Office administrative and support activities822Activities of call centers823Organization of conventions and trade shows829Business support service activities not elsewhere classified841Administration of the State and the economic and social poli842Provision of services to the community as a whole843Compulsory social security activities851Pre-primary and primary education852Secondary education853Higher education854Other education855Educational support activities861Hospital activities862Medical and dental practice activities869Other human health activities871Residential nursing care facilities872Residential care activities for mental retardation, mental h873Residential care activities for the elderly and disabled879Other residential care activities881Social work activities without accommodation for the elderly889Other social work activities without accommodation900Creative, arts and entertainment activities910Libraries, archives, museums and other cultural activities920Gambling and betting activities931Sports activities932Other amusement and recreation activities941Activities of business, employers and professional membershi942Activities of trade unions949Activities of other membership organizations951Repair of computers and communication equipment952Repair of personal and household goods960Other personal service activities970Activities of households as employers of domestic personnel981Undifferentiated goods-producing activities of private house982Undifferentiated service-producing activities of private hou990Activities of extraterritorial organizations and bodiesSysmissMain economic activity of the enterprise you are working for/own businessMain economic activity of the enterprise you are working for/own businessMain economic activity of the enterprise you are working for/own businessMain economic activity of the enterprise you are working for/own businessMain economic activity of the enterprise you are working for/own businessModule 4: Employment
Part B: Overview of Past 7 Days
Q4. What is the main economic activity of the enterprise you are working for, or of your own business or economic activity? (4)298911Growing of non-perennial crops12Growing of perennial crops13Plant propagation14Animal production15Mixed farming16Support activities to agriculture and post-harvest crop acti17Hunting, trapping and related service activities21Silviculture and other forestry activities22Logging23Gathering of non-wood forest products24Support services to forestry31Fishing32Aquaculture51Mining of hard coal52Mining of lignite61Extraction of crude petroleum62Extraction of natural gas71Mining of iron ores72Mining of non-ferrous metal ores81Quarrying of stone, sand and clay89Mining and quarrying not elsewhere classsified91Support activities for petroleum and natural gas extraction99Support activities for other mining and quarrying101Processing and preserving of meat102Processing and preserving of fish, crustaceans and molluscs103Processing and preserving of fruit and vegetables104Manufacture of vegetable and animal oils and fats105Manufacture of dairy products106Manufacture of grain mill products, starches and starch prod107Manufacture of other food products108Manufacture of prepared animal feeds110Manufacture of beverages120Manufacture of tobacco products131Spinning, weaving and finishing of textiles139Manufacture of other textiles141Manufacture of wearing apparel, except fur apparel142Manufacture of articles of fur143Manufacture of knitted and crocheted apparel151Tanning and dressing of leather; manufacture of luggage, han152Manufacture of footwear161Sawmilling and planing of wood162Manufacture of products of wood, cork, straw and plaiting ma170Manufacture of paper and paper products181Printing and service activities related to printing182Reproduction of recorded media191Manufacture of coke oven products192Manufacture of refined petroleum products201Manufacture of basic chemicals, fertilizers and nitrogen com202Manufacture of other chemical products203Manufacture of man-made fibres210Manufacture of pharmaceuticals, medicinal chemical and botan221Manufacture of rubber products222Manufacture of plastics products231Manufacture of glass and glass products239Manufacture of non-metallic mineral products not elsewhere c241Manufacture of basic iron and steel242Manufacture of basic precious and other non-ferrous metals243Casting of metals251Manufacture of structural metal products, tanks, reservoirs252Manufacture of weapons and ammunition259Manufacture of other fabricated metal products; metalworking261Manufacture of electronic components and boards262Manufacture of computers and peripheral equipment263Manufacture of communication equipment264Manufacture of consumer electronics265Manufacture of measuring, testing, navigating and control eq266Manufacture of irradiation, electro-medical and electrothera267Manufacture of optical instruments and photographic equipmen268Manufacture of magnetic and optical media271Manufacture of electric motors, generators, transformers and272Manufacture of batteries and accumulators273Manufacture of wiring and wiring devices274Manufacture of electric lighting equipment275Manufacture of domestic appliances279Manufacture of other electrical equipment281Manufacture of general-purpose machinery282Manufacture of special-purpose machinery291Manufacture of motor vehicles292Manufacture of bodies (coachwork) for motor vehicles; manufa293Manufacture of parts and accessories for motor vehicles301Building of ships and boats302Manufacture of railway locomotives and rolling stock303Manufacture of air and spacecraft and related machinery304Manufacture of military fighting vehicles309Manufacture of transport equipment not elsewhere classified.310Manufacture of furniture321Manufacture of jewellery, bijouterie and related articles322Manufacture of musical instruments323Manufacture of sports goods324Manufacture of games and toys325Manufacture of medical and dental instruments and supplies329Other manufacturing not elsewhere classified331Repair of fabricated metal products, machinery and equipment332Installation of industrial machinery and equipment351Electric power generation, transmission and distribution352Manufacture of gas; distribution of gaseous fuels through ma353Steam and air conditioning supply360Water collection, treatment and supply370Sewerage381Waste collection382Waste treatment and disposal383Materials recovery390Remediation activities and other waste management services410Construction of buildings421Construction of roads and railways422Construction of utility projects429Construction of other civil engineering projects431Demolition and site preparation432Electrical, plumbing and other construction installation act433Building completion and finishing439Other specialized construction activities451Sale of motor vehicles452Maintenance and repair of motor vehicles453Sale of motor vehicle parts and accessories454Sale, maintenance and repair of motorcycles and related part461Wholesale on a fee or contract basis462Wholesale of agricultural raw materials and live animals463Wholesale of food, beverages and tobacco464Wholesale of household goods465Wholesale of machinery, equipment and supplies466Other specialized wholesale469Non-specialized wholesale trade471Retail sale in non-specialized stores472Retail sale of food, beverages and tobacco in specialized st473Retail sale of automotive fuel in specialized stores474Retail sale of information and communications equipment in s475Retail sale of other household equipment in specialized stor476Retail sale of cultural and recreation goods in specialized477Retail sale of other goods in specialized stores478Retail sale via stalls and markets479Retail trade not in stores, stalls or markets491Transport via railways492Other land transport493Transport via pipeline501Sea and coastal water transport502Inland water transport511Passenger air transport512Freight air transport521Warehousing and storage522Support activities for transportation531Postal activities532Courier activities551Short term accommodation activities552Camping grounds, recreational vehicle parks and trailer park559Other accommodation561Restaurants and mobile food service activities562Event catering and other food service activities563Beverage serving activities581Publishing of books, periodicals and other publishing activi582Software publishing591Motion picture, video and television programme activities592Sound recording and music publishing activities601Radio broadcasting602Television programming and broadcasting activities611Wired telecommunications activities612Wireless telecommunications activities613Satellite telecommunications activities619Other telecommunications activities620Computer programming, consultancy and related activities631Data processing, hosting and related activities; web portals639Other information service activities641Monetary intermediation642Activities of holding companies643Trusts, funds and similar financial entities649Other financial service activities, except insurance and pen651Insurance652Reinsurance653Pension funding661Activities auxiliary to financial service activities, except662Activities auxiliary to insurance and pension funding663Fund management activities681Real estate activities with own or leased property682Real estate activities on a fee or contract basis691Legal activities692Accounting, bookkeeping and auditing activities; tax consult701Activities of head offices702Management consultancy activities711Architectural and engineering activities and related technic712Technical testing and analysis721Research and experimental development on natural sciences an722Research and experimental development on social sciences and731Advertising732Market research and public opinion polling741Specialized design activities742Photographic activities749Other professional, scientific and technical activities not750Veterinary activities771Renting and leasing of motor vehicles772Renting and leasing of personal and household goods773Renting and leasing of other machinery, equipment and tangib774Leasing of intellectual property and similar products, excep781Activities of employment placement agencies782Temporary employment agency activities783Other human resources provision791Travel agency and tour operator activities799Other reservation service and related activities801Private security activities802Security systems service activities803Investigation activities811Combined facilities support activities812Cleaning activities813Landscape care and maintenance service activities821Office administrative and support activities822Activities of call centers823Organization of conventions and trade shows829Business support service activities not elsewhere classified841Administration of the State and the economic and social poli842Provision of services to the community as a whole843Compulsory social security activities851Pre-primary and primary education852Secondary education853Higher education854Other education855Educational support activities861Hospital activities862Medical and dental practice activities869Other human health activities871Residential nursing care facilities872Residential care activities for mental retardation, mental h873Residential care activities for the elderly and disabled879Other residential care activities881Social work activities without accommodation for the elderly889Other social work activities without accommodation900Creative, arts and entertainment activities910Libraries, archives, museums and other cultural activities920Gambling and betting activities931Sports activities932Other amusement and recreation activities941Activities of business, employers and professional membershi942Activities of trade unions949Activities of other membership organizations951Repair of computers and communication equipment952Repair of personal and household goods960Other personal service activities970Activities of households as employers of domestic personnel981Undifferentiated goods-producing activities of private house982Undifferentiated service-producing activities of private hou990Activities of extraterritorial organizations and bodiesSysmissDays per week doing this activityDays per week doing this activityDays per week doing this activityDays per week doing this activityDays per week doing this activityModule 4: Employment
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Q5. For how many days did you do this work in the past 7 days (or in the 7 days before your temporary absence)? (1)1624136512345678Had not employed during the last 7 daysSysmissHours per day doing this activityHours per day doing this activityHours per day doing this activityHours per day doing this activityHours per day doing this activityModule 4: Employment
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Q6. On average, on the days you did this work in the past 7 days, how many hours per day did you do this work? (Round to the nearest half hour) (1)162113680.143246.893.443Days per week doing this activityDays per week doing this activityDays per week doing this activityDays per week doing this activityDays per week doing this activityModule 4: Employment
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Q5. For how many days did you do this work in the past 7 days (or in the 7 days before your temporary absence)? (2)81290812345678Had not employed during the last 7 daysSysmissHours per day doing this activityHours per day doing this activityHours per day doing this activityHours per day doing this activityHours per day doing this activityModule 4: Employment
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Q6. On average, on the days you did this work in the past 7 days, how many hours per day did you do this work? (Round to the nearest half hour) (2)8129080.40000000596046411.142857193946841.251.333333373069761.428571462631231.6666666269302422.142857074737552.6666667461395333.3333332538604744.6666665077209555.5677.5810121318SysmissDays per week doing this activityDays per week doing this activityDays per week doing this activityDays per week doing this activityDays per week doing this activityModule 4: Employment
Part B: Overview of Past 7 Days
Q5. For how many days did you do this work in the past 7 days (or in the 7 days before your temporary absence)? (3)5298412378Had not employed during the last 7 daysSysmissHours per day doing this activityHours per day doing this activityHours per day doing this activityHours per day doing this activityHours per day doing this activityModule 4: Employment
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Q6. On average, on the days you did this work in the past 7 days, how many hours per day did you do this work? (Round to the nearest half hour) (3)5298423SysmissDays per week doing this activityDays per week doing this activityDays per week doing this activityDays per week doing this activityDays per week doing this activityModule 4: Employment
Part B: Overview of Past 7 Days
Q5. For how many days did you do this work in the past 7 days (or in the 7 days before your temporary absence)? (4)29898Had not employed during the last 7 daysSysmissHours per day doing this activityHours per day doing this activityHours per day doing this activityHours per day doing this activityHours per day doing this activityModule 4: Employment
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Q6. On average, on the days you did this work in the past 7 days, how many hours per day did you do this work? (Round to the nearest half hour) (4)2989SysmissTotal hours per week doing this activityTotal hours per week doing this activityTotal hours per week doing this activityTotal hours per week doing this activityTotal hours per week doing this activityModule 4: Employment
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Q7. Total hours in last 7 days (1)Interviewer: Mulltiply col 5 by col 6 to get the hours worked at this work in the past 7 days162413651168888The number of hours done during the past 7 days are not statTotal hours per week doing this activityTotal hours per week doing this activityTotal hours per week doing this activityTotal hours per week doing this activityTotal hours per week doing this activityModule 4: Employment
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Q7. Total hours in last 7 days (2)812908291888The number of hours done during the past 7 days are not statTotal hours per week doing this activityTotal hours per week doing this activityTotal hours per week doing this activityTotal hours per week doing this activityTotal hours per week doing this activityModule 4: Employment
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Q7. Total hours in last 7 days (3)5298434914888The number of hours done during the past 7 days are not statSysmissTotal hours per week doing this activityTotal hours per week doing this activityTotal hours per week doing this activityTotal hours per week doing this activityTotal hours per week doing this activityModule 4: Employment
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Q7. Total hours in last 7 days (4)2989888The number of hours done during the past 7 days are not statSysmissWeeks per year doing this activityWeeks per year doing this activityWeeks per year doing this activityWeeks per year doing this activityWeeks per year doing this activityModule 4: Employment
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Q8. How many weeks in the last year did you do this activity? (1)1658133115239.35213.455Weeks per year doing this activityWeeks per year doing this activityWeeks per year doing this activityWeeks per year doing this activityWeeks per year doing this activityModule 4: Employment
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Q8. How many weeks in the last year did you do this activity? (2)89290045233.3616.879Weeks per year doing this activityWeeks per year doing this activityWeeks per year doing this activityWeeks per year doing this activityWeeks per year doing this activityModule 4: Employment
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Q8. How many weeks in the last year did you do this activity? (3)62983125231.33316.8131220345052SysmissWeeks per year doing this activityWeeks per year doing this activityWeeks per year doing this activityWeeks per year doing this activityWeeks per year doing this activityModule 4: Employment
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Q8. How many weeks in the last year did you do this activity? (4)2989SysmissWould like to work more hours per weekWould like to work more hours per weekWould like to work more hours per weekWould like to work more hours per weekWould like to work more hours per weekModule 4: Employment
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Q9. Would you like to work more hours per week than you do now, at the same hourly earnings as now?165813311yes2noSysmissOther kind of work you can doOther kind of work you can doOther kind of work you can doOther kind of work you can doOther kind of work you can doModule 4: Employment
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Q10. In addition to the occupations you just described, are there any other kinds of work that you can do now with your education or experience?No >>Module 4C, pg28165813311yes2noSysmissQ11: Occupation1Q11: Occupation1Q11: Occupation1Q11: Occupation1Q11: Occupation1714A/C TECHNICIANACCOUNT ASISTANTACCOUNT ASSISTANTACCOUNTA CLERKACCOUNTANTACCOUNTANTS CLERKACCOUNTINGACCOUNTS ASSACCOUNTS ASSISTANTACCOUNTS CLERKACCOUNTS CLERK.ACCOUNTS KEEPINGACCOUNTS MANAGERACCOUT ASSTADMINISTATIONADMINISTRATIONADVISORAGRICULTUAL OFFICESAGRICULTUREAGRICULTUREL OFFICERAIR CONDITIONINGANIMAL HUSBANDRYAPPERAL SUPERVICESARCHITECTUREARMY ENLISTMENTAS A CLERKASSISTANT ACCOUNTANTASSISTANT CLERKASTROLOGISTATTENDANTATTENDANT (HOSPITAL)ATTENDENTAUDIT CLERKAUTO-PAINTERBAKERY PRODUCTSBANK - MANAGEMENT ASSISTANTBANK ASSISTANTBANK CLERKBANK SECURITY WORKBEAUTI CULTUREBEAUTICIANBESONRYBILL CLARKBOOK KEEPERBOOK KEEPINGBRICKS MANUFACTURINGBRICKS MANUFUCTURINGBRIDAL DECORATIONBULIDING FRUNE AND RELATED TRUDES WORKESBUSINECSBUSINESSBUSINESS (TEXTILES)BUSINESS ASSOCIATEBUSINESS MANBUSINESS SERVICE AND ADMINISTRATION MANAGERSBUSINESSMANBUSINESSMAN (FABRIC PRINER)BUSSINESSBUSSINESS MANBUY HARDWARECAIR BASED PRODUCTSCAK MAKINGCAN TEACHCAN WORK AS A SALES REPRESENTATIVECAPENTERCAR,VAN AND MOTOR CYCLE DRIVERSCAR,VAN AND MOTOR CYCLE DRIVERS.CARETAKING OF AN ESFATECARPENTERCARPENTINGCARPENTRYCARPONTERCASHIERCASHIER IN A BANKCASINO CLUB DEALERCATTLE FARMINGCEMENT BAG MAKINGCLARKCLEARKCLERICAL SERVICECLERKCLERK (OFFICE)CLERK GENERAL OFFICECLEVICALCLOTH SEWINGCLREKCOMMISSIONNED ARMED FORCES OFFICERSCOMMITY FAMILY HEALTH OFFICERCOMPUTER - RELATED JOBCOMPUTER ADMINISTRATORSCOMPUTER DATA ENTRY OPERATORCOMPUTER HARDWARE TECHINCIANCOMPUTER OPERATORCOMPUTER OPERTOR.COMPUTER PREPARINGCOMPUTER REPAIRINGCOMPUTER TYPINGCOMPUTINGCONDUCT CLASSES (PRIVATE)CONDUCT TUTION CLASSESCONSTRUCTERCONSTTUCTION FIELDCONTRACTORCOOKCOOK- HOTELCOOKSCOUNSELLOR-PSYCHOLOGYCOUPUTER OPERATORCRANE OPERATORCULTIVALIONCULTIVATIONCUSHININGCUSHION WORKCUSTOMER SERVICES OFFICERDATA ENTRY OPERATORDATA PROCESSORDIAMAN CUTTINGDIAMONG CUTTINGDIOMOND CUTTINGDRESS MAKERDRESS MAKINGDRESS MAKING (SELF EMPLOYED)DRIVERDRIVER - LIGHT VEHICLESDRIVER - THREE WHEELERDRIVER LIGHT AND HEAVY VEHICLESDRIVER PRIVATE SECOTORDRIVER THREE WHEELER HIRINGDRIVER-DRIVER-HEAVY VEHICLESDRIVINGDRIVING ( HEAVY VEHICALS)DRIVING INSTRUCTOREDUCATIONAL ADMINISTRATION OFFICERELECTRECAL EQUIPMENT INSTALLERS AND REPAIRES.ELECTRIC GOOD - REPARINGELECTRICIANELECTRICITY CONNECTIONSELECTRICTIONELECTRITIONELECTRONIC TECHNICIANELECTRONICE TECHNICIANENELOP MAKINGENGINEERENVIRONMENTAL OFFICERESTIMATIONEXECUTIVEEXECUTIVE MORKETINGFARMERFARMINGFINANCE AND ACCOUNTS ASSISTANTFIRE FIGHTING DISASTER MANAGEMENTFISHERY WORKERS, HUNTER AND TRAPPERS.FISHINGFITTERFLOWER CULTUREFOOD BUSINESSFOOD PREPATIONFORKLIFTGAMENT FIELDGANMANT INDUSTRYGARAGEGARDENINGGARMANT FACTORYGARMENT AND RELATED TRADES WORKERSGARMENT AND RELATED TRADES WORKERS.GARMENT FACTORYGARMENT INDUSTRYEGARMENT WORKERGEM BUSINESSGEM BUSINESS BUYING AND SELLINGGENARAL OFFICER CLERKGOVERMENT ADSMINSTORATION DEPARTMENTGRAMA SEMAKAGRAPHIC DESINERGRAPHICSGROCERHAIR CUTTINGHAIR DRESSERS BEAUTICEANS AND RELATED WORKERSHAIR DRESSINGHANDICARFT WORKERS.HANDICRAFTHANDLOOMINGHARDWARE ENGINEERHARDWARE TECHNICIONHEARY TRUCK AND BUS DRIVERSHEAVY VEHICLE DRIVERHEAVY VEHICLES OPARETORHELPERHELPER - CARPANTRYHELPER - GARMENT FACTORYHELPER-MASONRYHEN FARMINGHIGHWAY LABOURERHORTICALTUREHORTICULTURINGHOSPITAL LABOURERHOTEL BUSINESSHOTEL RECEPTIONISTHOUSE BULIDINGHOUSE WIRINGHOUSE- WIRINGHOUSE-WIRINGHUMAN RESOURCE DEVELOPMENTHUMAN RESOURCES MANAGEMENTHUMAN RESOURESE MANAGERIN THE FIELD OF INFORMATION TECHNOLOGYIN THE MANAGEMENT SECTIONINSTRUTING TEACHERSINTENAL AUDIT DIVISSIONJOURNALISTJUKEY MACHINE OPERATORJUKI MACHINE MECHANICJUKI MACHINE OPERATORLAB- ASSISTANTLABAURERLABORATORY TEACHINICIANLABOURLABOUR SUPERVISORLABOURERLABOURER- MININGLABOURINGLAPIDARYLECTURELECTURERLIBRARANS, ARCHIVITS AND CURATORS.LIBRARIANLOCOMOTIVE ENGINE DRIVERS AND RELATED WORKERS.MACHANIC OPERATORMACHINE HELPERMAISONMANAGEMENTMANAGEMENT ASSISTANTMANAGEMENT EXECUTIVEMANAGEMENT SERVICEMANAGERMANAGING DIRECTORS AND CHIEF EXECUTIVEMANUFACTURING CEMENT BLOCKSMARKETINGMASONMASON WORKMASONARYMASONERYMASONRYMATWEAVINGMECHANICMECHANIOAL DIVISIONMEDICAL ASSISTANT.METER REASERMINERMINOR WORKS.MOBILE CRANE OPERATORMONTESSORY TEACHERMOTER MECANICMOTOR MACHANICMOTOR MECHANISMMUSICNET AND BASKET WAVINGNEWS EDITINGNOTARY PUBLICNUMERCCAL CLERKSOFFICE CLARKOFFICE CLERKOFFICE MANAGEMENTOFFICE PEONOFFICE-CLERKORGAINIZINGOTHER SALE WORKERS.OWNER - SECURITY AGENCYPACKETING FOODPAINTERPAINTER SHIPSPAINTERS BULDING STRUVTURE CLEANERS AND RELATED TRADES WORKERSPAINTINGPAINTING OF BUILDINGSPEONPEON - BANKPEON IN A PRIVATE BANK.PHARMASISTPHOTO SHOPPHOTOGARPHYPHOTOGRAPHERPLANTERPLUMBERPLUMBINGPLUMBLINGPOLICE OFFICERPOLISHING DIAMONDSPRE - SCHOOL TEACHERPRE SCHOOL TEACHERPRE-SCHOOL TEACHERPRESCHOOL TEACHERPRIMARY TEACHERPRIMARY TEACHINGPRIMERY TEACHERPRINCIPALPRINTINGPRODUCTION MANAGERPRODUCTION OF FOOD ITEMPROGRAME ASSISTANTPROJECT MANAGERPROPAGANDISTPROVINCIAL SECRETARYPUPIONINGQUALITY CHECKERQUALITY CHECKER GARMANT FAOTORYQUALITY CONTROLLERQUENTIOTY SURVEYORRATAIL TRADERREATAIL BUSINESSRECEPTIONISTREPAIRING ELECTRICAL APPLIANCESREPAIRING ELECTRICAL APPLIONCESRESTAURANTSRETAIL BUSINESSRETAIL GOOD SELLERRETAIL TRADERETAILSHOP BUSINESSRICE BUSINESSRUNNIG A GRINDING MILLRUNNING A BUSINESSSAKSSALEMANSALES ASSISTANTSALES EXECOTIVESALES EXECUTIVESALES REPRESENTATIVESALESMANSALESMAN - TEXTILE SHOPSALF EMPLOYEDSAMURDHI OFFICERSCULPTURE ARTISTSEAMSTRESSSECMSTRESSSECRETARIAL WORKSECUERITYSECURITYSECURITY COFFICERSECURITY DUTIERSECURITY OFFICERSECURITY SERVICESECURITY WORKSELF - EMPLOYMENT BUSINESSSELF EMPLOYEDSELF EMPLOYMENTSELF-EMPLOYEDSELL IN COMPUTERSELL LUNCH PACKETSSELLINGSEWINGSEWING DIVISIONSEWING DRESSSEWING DRESSESSEWING GARMENTSSEWING INDUSTRY(TAILARINGSEWING MACHINE OPERATORSEWING MACHINESSEWING MACHING MECHANICSEWING MACHING OPERATORSHIP SEAMANSHOP OWNERSHOP SALES PERSONSSITE SUPERVISORSMALL SCALE BUSINESSSOFTWARE ENGINEERSOLDIER ARMYSPORT TEACHERSPORTS INSTRUCTORSPORTS TEACHERSUPERVICERSUPERVISERSUPERVISORSUPERVISOR.SUPPLIERSUSTAINABLE,MARKETINGSWINGT.V. PHOTOGRAPTHYTAILORINGTAILORING TEACHERTAILORING TEACHINGTAOLORINGTEA LABOURTEACHERTEACHER (GOVARMANT)TEACHER - (A/L)TEACHER PRIMERYTEACHER PRIMERY (PRIVATE)TEACHER(PRIVATE)TEACHER, COMPUTER OPERETOR-DATA ENTRYTEACHER- (PRIVATE)TEACHINGTEACHNICIANTEACJERTECHNICAL OFFICERTECHNICIANTECHNICIAN CERTIFICATETEXTILE TRADETHREE WHEELER DRIVERTHREE-WHEELER DRIVERTOURIST GUIDE WAITERTRADING ON PLASTIC WARETRAINERTRAINING OFFICERTRANSLATORTRAVEL ATTENDANT CONDUCTORS AND GUIDESTUTIONINGYTYPE WRITINGTYPIST CLERKUNSKILLED LABOURERVEGETABLE BUSINESSVEGITABLE BUSINESSVEHICLE DRIINGVISITING LECTURERVOCATIONAL TRANING INSTRUCTRESSWAITERWARPING ON LOOMSWATCHER COCONUT ESTATEWEAVING CLOTHES (HANDLOOMING)WEAWINGWELDERWELDINGWHARF CLERKWOOD CRAFTINGWOOD WORKWORK MANAGERWORKING IN A SHOPWRITEROccupation Code (1)Occupation Code (1)Occupation Code (1)Occupation Code (1)Occupation Code (1)Module 4: Employment
Part B: Overview of Past 7 Days
Q11. What kind of work could you do, that is, what would be the occupation(s) (or job title(s))? (1)Permit up to three answers770221911Commissioned armed forces officers21Non-commissioned armed forces officers31Armed forces occupations, other ranks111Legislators and senior officials112Managing directors and chief executives121Business services and administration managers122Sales, marketing and development managers131Production managers in agriculture, forestry and fisheries132Manufacturing, mining, construction, and distribution manage133Information and communications technology service managers134Professional services managers141Hotel and restaurant managers142Retail and wholesale trade managers143Other services managers211Physical and earth science professionals212Mathematicians, actuaries and statisticians213Life science professionals214Engineering professionals (excluding electrotechnology)215Electrotechnology engineers216Architects, planners, surveyors and designers221Medical doctors222Nursing and midwifery professionals223Traditional and complementary medicine professionals224Paramedical practitioners225Veterinarians226Other health professionals231University and higher education teachers232Vocational education teachers233Secondary education teachers234Primary school and early childhood teachers235Other teaching professionals241Finance professionals242Administration professionals243Sales, marketing and public relations professionals251Software and applications developers and analysts252Database and network professionals261Legal professionals262Librarians, archivists and curators263Social and religious professionals264Authors, journalists and linguists265Creative and performing artists311Physical and engineering science technicians312Mining, manufacturing and construction supervisors313Process control technicians314Life science technicians and related associate professionals315Ship and aircraft controllers and technicians321Medical and pharmaceutical technicians322Nursing and midwifery associate professionals323Traditional and complementary medicine associate professiona324Veterinary technicians and assistants325Other health associate professionals331Financial and mathematical associate professionals332Sales and purchasing agents and brokers333Business services agents334Administrative and specialized secretaries335Regulatory government associate professionals341Legal, social and religious associate professionals342Sports and fitness workers343Artistic, cultural and culinary associate professionals351Information and communications technology operations and use352Telecommunications and broadcasting technicians411General office clerks412Secretaries (general)413Keyboard operators421Tellers, money collectors and related clerks422Client information workers431Numerical clerks432Material-recording and transport clerks441Other clerical support workers511Travel attendants, conductors and guides512Cooks513Waiters and bartenders514Hairdressers, beauticians and related workers515Building and housekeeping supervisors516Other personal services workers521Street and market salespersons522Shop salespersons523Cashiers and ticket clerks524Other sales workers531Child care workers and teachers' aides532Personal care workers in health services541Protective services workers611Market gardeners and crop growers612Animal producers613Mixed crop and animal producers621Forestry and related workers622Fishery workers, hunters and trappers631Subsistence crop farmers632Subsistence livestock farmers633Subsistence mixed crop and livestock farmers634Subsistence fishers, hunters, trappers and gatherers711Building frame and related trades workers712Building finishers and related trades workers713Painters, building structure cleaners and related trades wor721Sheet and structural metal workers, moulders and welders, an722Blacksmiths, toolmakers and related trades workers723Machinery mechanics and repairers731Handicraft workers732Printing trades workers741Electrical equipment installers and repairers742Electronics and telecommunications installers and repairers751Food processing and related trades workers752Wood treaters, cabinet-makers and related trades workers753Garment and related trades workers754Other craft and related workers811Mining and mineral processing plant operators812Metal processing and finishing plant operators813Chemical and photographic products plant and machine operato814Rubber, plastic and paper products machine operators815Textile, fur and leather products machine operators816Food and related products machine operators817Wood processing and papermaking plant operators818Other stationary plant and machine operators821Assemblers831Locomotive engine drivers and related workers832Car, van and motorcycle drivers833Heavy truck and bus drivers834Mobile plant operators835Ships' deck crews and related workers911Domestic, hotel and office cleaners and helpers912Vehicle, window, laundry and other hand cleaning workers921Agricultural, forestry and fishery labourers931Mining and construction labourers932Manufacturing labourers933Transport and storage labourers941Food preparation assistants951Street and related service workers952Street vendors (excluding food)961Refuse workers962Other elementary workersSysmissQ11: Occuption2Q11: Occuption2Q11: Occuption2Q11: Occuption2Q11: Occuption2257ACCOUNT CLERKACCOUNTINGACCOUNTS CLERKADMINISTRATIVE SERVICEADMINISTRATIVE WORKAGRE CULTUREAGRECULTUREAGREECULLUREAGRICULTUREAGRY CULTUREANIMAL HUSBANDRYANNOUNCERANOUNCERANOUNSERAPPARERL INDUSTRYAPPRAL SUPERVICERARCHITECTARCHITECT.ARCHITECTURE.ARTWORKASSEMBLING ELECTRICAL SWITCHESASTOROLOGICAL PRACTICEATTENDANCEBANK CLERKBANK MANAGERBANK OFFICERBEAUFY CULTURE.BOOK KEEPING AND FINANCINGBRIDAL DDECORBUILDING CONSTRUCTIONBUILDING FRAME AND RELATED TRADES WORKERSBUSINESSBUSINESSMANCAKE MAKERCAKE MAKINGCARPENTERCARPENTER.CASHIERCLERKCOLLECTING TEXCOMMUNITY OFFICE ( GRAMA SEWA OFFICE )COMPUTER OPERATORCOMPUTER REPARE TECHNICIANCOMPUTER TYPEWRITERCONDUATING KARATE CLASSES.CONDUCTING COOKERY CLASSESCONFECTIONERCONSUITANCT AND GURDENEECONTRACTORCOOKCULTIVAIONCULTIVATIONCUTTING TREESDANCING TRANINGDATA ENTRY OPERATORDATA- ENTRY OPERATORDECORATIVE WORK ON SAREES SEAPNSTRESSDESIGNINGDOCURATIONS FOR FUNCTIONSDREES MAKERDRESS MAKINGDRIVERDRIVER (HIRING)DRIVER-HEAVY VEHICLESDRIVINGEDUCATIONAL AND ADMINISTRATIONELECTRECAL EQUIPMENT INSTALLERS AND REPAIRSELECTRICIALSELECTRICIANELECTRICITY MACHANICEEMPLOYRE MOTOR SPARE PANTS STROPEXPLORER - ARCHOEOLOGICALFABRIC PAINTINGFARMFARMERFARMINGFOOD COOKINGFOOD PROCESSING AND RELATED TRADES WORKERSFOREIGN EMPLOYMENTGARDENINGGARMENT AND OTHER RELATED TRADES WORKERSGARMENT AND RELATED TRADES WORKERSGARMENT INDUSTRYEGARMENT TRADEGENERAL CLERKGEOLOGICAL ANALYSTGOLD SMITHGRAMA NILADHARI SERVICEGRAMA SEWA OFFICERGRAME SEWA NILADARI (VILLAGE HEAD MAN)GRAPHIC DESIGHINGGROCERGROCERYHAIR DRESSINGHELPER CARPENTRYHEN FARMHOME DECOARATIONHOSPITAL EMPLOYEHOSPITAL SERVICEHOSPITEL LABOURERHOTEL WORKERSHUMAN RESOURCS OFFICERHUMAN RESOURES MANAGEMENTIN A GARMENT INDUSTRYINSTRUCTOR MARTIAL ARTINSURANCE AGENTINTERNEL AUDITORLABOURLABOURERLABOURER HIGH WAYSLIBRARAY ASSISTANTLIFE GUARDMACHANICEMACHINE OPERATERMACHINE OPERATOR GARMENT FACTORYMACHINER MECHANICS AND REPATRERSMACHINISTMACHNICMAKING FISHING NETMANAGEMENTMANAGERMANUCARE AND PEDICURE ETC,MARKETINGMARKETING OFFICERMARKETING OFFICERMASONMECHANICAL WORKMINER-GEMMY OWN BUSINESSNURSENURSINGOFFICE ASSISTANTOFFICE CLEANINGOFFICE CLERKOTHER HEALTH PROFESSINALSPAINT WORKPAINTERPAINTINGPEONPHARMACISTPHARMACY ASSISTANTPHOTOGRAPHERPHOTOGRAPHY RECORDINGPLUMBERPLUMBINGPOTTERYPRE SCHOOL TEACHERPRIMARY TEACHERPRIMARY TEACHINGPRINTERSPRINTINGPRIVATE SECURITY GUADPRODUCTIONPROVISION OF SECURITYPUBLIC ADMNISTRATION DUTIESREPAIRING TEXTILE MANUFACTURING MACHINESRETAIL SHOPRICE MILLSALERMANSALES ASSISTANTSALES MANSAMURDI PFFICERSECURITY OFFICERSELF - EMPLOYEDSELF EMPLOYEDSELF-EMPLOYEDSELLING ELECTRONK APPLINACESSEWINGSEWING BAGSSORT EAT PRODUCTIONSPORTS INSTRUCTORSTENOGRAPHERSTORE ASSISTANTSTORE KEEPERSUPERVISERTAILORINGTEA CULTIVATIONTEA PLANTINGTEACHERTEACHINGTHREAD BUSINESSTO BE AN ACTRESSTRAINERTYPINGVILLAGE SERVICE OFFECERWAGES WORKWAITERWATHER SCHOOLWEAVINGWEILDINGWELDERWELDINGWOOD TREATER,CABIRET MANERS AND NLATED TRADES WORKERSWOOD WORKOccupation Code (2)Occupation Code (2)Occupation Code (2)Occupation Code (2)Occupation Code (2)Module 4: Employment
Part B: Overview of Past 7 Days
Q11. What kind of work could you do, that is, what would be the occupation(s) (or job title(s))? (2)Permit up to three answers270271911Commissioned armed forces officers21Non-commissioned armed forces officers31Armed forces occupations, other ranks111Legislators and senior officials112Managing directors and chief executives121Business services and administration managers122Sales, marketing and development managers131Production managers in agriculture, forestry and fisheries132Manufacturing, mining, construction, and distribution manage133Information and communications technology service managers134Professional services managers141Hotel and restaurant managers142Retail and wholesale trade managers143Other services managers211Physical and earth science professionals212Mathematicians, actuaries and statisticians213Life science professionals214Engineering professionals (excluding electrotechnology)215Electrotechnology engineers216Architects, planners, surveyors and designers221Medical doctors222Nursing and midwifery professionals223Traditional and complementary medicine professionals224Paramedical practitioners225Veterinarians226Other health professionals231University and higher education teachers232Vocational education teachers233Secondary education teachers234Primary school and early childhood teachers235Other teaching professionals241Finance professionals242Administration professionals243Sales, marketing and public relations professionals251Software and applications developers and analysts252Database and network professionals261Legal professionals262Librarians, archivists and curators263Social and religious professionals264Authors, journalists and linguists265Creative and performing artists311Physical and engineering science technicians312Mining, manufacturing and construction supervisors313Process control technicians314Life science technicians and related associate professionals315Ship and aircraft controllers and technicians321Medical and pharmaceutical technicians322Nursing and midwifery associate professionals323Traditional and complementary medicine associate professiona324Veterinary technicians and assistants325Other health associate professionals331Financial and mathematical associate professionals332Sales and purchasing agents and brokers333Business services agents334Administrative and specialized secretaries335Regulatory government associate professionals341Legal, social and religious associate professionals342Sports and fitness workers343Artistic, cultural and culinary associate professionals351Information and communications technology operations and use352Telecommunications and broadcasting technicians411General office clerks412Secretaries (general)413Keyboard operators421Tellers, money collectors and related clerks422Client information workers431Numerical clerks432Material-recording and transport clerks441Other clerical support workers511Travel attendants, conductors and guides512Cooks513Waiters and bartenders514Hairdressers, beauticians and related workers515Building and housekeeping supervisors516Other personal services workers521Street and market salespersons522Shop salespersons523Cashiers and ticket clerks524Other sales workers531Child care workers and teachers' aides532Personal care workers in health services541Protective services workers611Market gardeners and crop growers612Animal producers613Mixed crop and animal producers621Forestry and related workers622Fishery workers, hunters and trappers631Subsistence crop farmers632Subsistence livestock farmers633Subsistence mixed crop and livestock farmers634Subsistence fishers, hunters, trappers and gatherers711Building frame and related trades workers712Building finishers and related trades workers713Painters, building structure cleaners and related trades wor721Sheet and structural metal workers, moulders and welders, an722Blacksmiths, toolmakers and related trades workers723Machinery mechanics and repairers731Handicraft workers732Printing trades workers741Electrical equipment installers and repairers742Electronics and telecommunications installers and repairers751Food processing and related trades workers752Wood treaters, cabinet-makers and related trades workers753Garment and related trades workers754Other craft and related workers811Mining and mineral processing plant operators812Metal processing and finishing plant operators813Chemical and photographic products plant and machine operato814Rubber, plastic and paper products machine operators815Textile, fur and leather products machine operators816Food and related products machine operators817Wood processing and papermaking plant operators818Other stationary plant and machine operators821Assemblers831Locomotive engine drivers and related workers832Car, van and motorcycle drivers833Heavy truck and bus drivers834Mobile plant operators835Ships' deck crews and related workers911Domestic, hotel and office cleaners and helpers912Vehicle, window, laundry and other hand cleaning workers921Agricultural, forestry and fishery labourers931Mining and construction labourers932Manufacturing labourers933Transport and storage labourers941Food preparation assistants951Street and related service workers952Street vendors (excluding food)961Refuse workers962Other elementary workersSysmissQ11:Occupation3Q11:Occupation3Q11:Occupation3Q11:Occupation3Q11:Occupation369AIR - CONDITIONIMYALUMINIUM FABRICATIONANIMAL HUSBANDRYANNOUNCERAUTHORYBANANA CULTIVATIONBUILDING FINISHERS AND RELATED TRADES WORKERS.BUSINESS ACTIVITIESBUSINESS MANCAKE MAKINGCARHIERCASHIERCLARCKCLARKCLERKCOACH (SPORTS)COMPUTER ACCOUNTINGCONFECTIONERYCONSULTANCYCUSTOMS OFFICERDANCINGDRIVEREMPLOYEEFAMOURFARMERFLOWER MAKINGGARDENINGGRAMA SEVAKAHOSPITAL LABOURARHOSPITAL LABOURERIN A WORKSHOPLABOURERLABOURER PROVINCIAL SECRFARIATLABOURER-HOSPITALLABOURINGLECTURERMASONMEASONMOTOR MACHANICNURSEOFFICE CLERK PROVINCIAL SECRETARIATORGANIZERPEONPRIVATE SCHOOL TEACHING AND MANAGINGPRODUCTION OF ORNAMENTALSPRODUCTION OF TEA CHESTSREPAIRE ELECTRICAL APPLICESRETAIL TRADING - GROCERYSECURITYSECURITY SETVICESELF - EMPLUED ( WICKS MAKING)SERVICE MANAGERSEWINGSOFTWARE DEVELOPERTEACHERTEACHINGTINKERTO BE A SINGERTRADERVIDEO EDITINGWOOD WORKOccupation Code (3)Occupation Code (3)Occupation Code (3)Occupation Code (3)Occupation Code (3)Module 4: Employment
Part B: Overview of Past 7 Days
Q11. What kind of work could you do, that is, what would be the occupation(s) (or job title(s))? (3)Permit up to three answers76291311Commissioned armed forces officers21Non-commissioned armed forces officers31Armed forces occupations, other ranks111Legislators and senior officials112Managing directors and chief executives121Business services and administration managers122Sales, marketing and development managers131Production managers in agriculture, forestry and fisheries132Manufacturing, mining, construction, and distribution manage133Information and communications technology service managers134Professional services managers141Hotel and restaurant managers142Retail and wholesale trade managers143Other services managers211Physical and earth science professionals212Mathematicians, actuaries and statisticians213Life science professionals214Engineering professionals (excluding electrotechnology)215Electrotechnology engineers216Architects, planners, surveyors and designers221Medical doctors222Nursing and midwifery professionals223Traditional and complementary medicine professionals224Paramedical practitioners225Veterinarians226Other health professionals231University and higher education teachers232Vocational education teachers233Secondary education teachers234Primary school and early childhood teachers235Other teaching professionals241Finance professionals242Administration professionals243Sales, marketing and public relations professionals251Software and applications developers and analysts252Database and network professionals261Legal professionals262Librarians, archivists and curators263Social and religious professionals264Authors, journalists and linguists265Creative and performing artists311Physical and engineering science technicians312Mining, manufacturing and construction supervisors313Process control technicians314Life science technicians and related associate professionals315Ship and aircraft controllers and technicians321Medical and pharmaceutical technicians322Nursing and midwifery associate professionals323Traditional and complementary medicine associate professiona324Veterinary technicians and assistants325Other health associate professionals331Financial and mathematical associate professionals332Sales and purchasing agents and brokers333Business services agents334Administrative and specialized secretaries335Regulatory government associate professionals341Legal, social and religious associate professionals342Sports and fitness workers343Artistic, cultural and culinary associate professionals351Information and communications technology operations and use352Telecommunications and broadcasting technicians411General office clerks412Secretaries (general)413Keyboard operators421Tellers, money collectors and related clerks422Client information workers431Numerical clerks432Material-recording and transport clerks441Other clerical support workers511Travel attendants, conductors and guides512Cooks513Waiters and bartenders514Hairdressers, beauticians and related workers515Building and housekeeping supervisors516Other personal services workers521Street and market salespersons522Shop salespersons523Cashiers and ticket clerks524Other sales workers531Child care workers and teachers' aides532Personal care workers in health services541Protective services workers611Market gardeners and crop growers612Animal producers613Mixed crop and animal producers621Forestry and related workers622Fishery workers, hunters and trappers631Subsistence crop farmers632Subsistence livestock farmers633Subsistence mixed crop and livestock farmers634Subsistence fishers, hunters, trappers and gatherers711Building frame and related trades workers712Building finishers and related trades workers713Painters, building structure cleaners and related trades wor721Sheet and structural metal workers, moulders and welders, an722Blacksmiths, toolmakers and related trades workers723Machinery mechanics and repairers731Handicraft workers732Printing trades workers741Electrical equipment installers and repairers742Electronics and telecommunications installers and repairers751Food processing and related trades workers752Wood treaters, cabinet-makers and related trades workers753Garment and related trades workers754Other craft and related workers811Mining and mineral processing plant operators812Metal processing and finishing plant operators813Chemical and photographic products plant and machine operato814Rubber, plastic and paper products machine operators815Textile, fur and leather products machine operators816Food and related products machine operators817Wood processing and papermaking plant operators818Other stationary plant and machine operators821Assemblers831Locomotive engine drivers and related workers832Car, van and motorcycle drivers833Heavy truck and bus drivers834Mobile plant operators835Ships' deck crews and related workers911Domestic, hotel and office cleaners and helpers912Vehicle, window, laundry and other hand cleaning workers921Agricultural, forestry and fishery labourers931Mining and construction labourers932Manufacturing labourers933Transport and storage labourers941Food preparation assistants951Street and related service workers952Street vendors (excluding food)961Refuse workers962Other elementary workersSysmissOccupation 1 tasksOccupation 1 tasksOccupation 1 tasksOccupation 1 tasksOccupation 1 tasksModule 4: Employment
Part B: Overview of Past 7 Days
Q12. What are the usual tasks of these jobs? Specify.
- Occupation 1 tasks:688A/C REPAIRINGABILITY TO TEACHER UPPAR CLASSESACCONTS KEEPING RECORD KEEPINGACCOUNTACCOUNT KEEPINGACCOUNT KEEPING/BOOK KEEPINGACCOUNTINGACCOUNTING AND AUDITINGACCOUNTING AND PREPARATION OF RECORDSACCOUNTINTS TEACHERACCOUNTS BOOK INSPECTION.ACCOUNTS CLERKACCOUNTS KEEPINGACCOUNTS KEEPING AND RELATED WORKACCOUNTS KEEPING PREPARATION OF DOCUMENTSACCOUNTS KEEPING,TRANSACTIONSACCOUNTS WORKACTING ON AN EMERGANCYADMINIS FRATIONAL ACTIVITION IN THE PROVINCE.ADMINISTRATIONADMINISTRATION IN BANKING FIELDADVANCED LEVEL TEACHING.AIRCONDITING AND RELATED WORKSALL FILLING FUNTIONSALL WORKS FOR AGRICULTUREANIMAL HUSBONDRYAPPAREL SEWINGARCHITECURINGART TEACHERAS A MACHINE OPERATOR BOILER OPERATORASSEMBLING ELECTRICAL SWITCHESASSISTING PRODUCTIONASSITING OFFICE STAFF MAMBERS.AUDITINGAUTO PAINTERAUTO-PAINTING CAR,VAN ETCBAKING BUNS, SHORTEATS ETCBANK ASSISTANTBLACKSMITHING OF ANY SORTSBOOK - KEEPINGBOOK KEEPINGBOOK KEEPING AUDTINGBOOK KEEPING PREPARING BLANCE SHEETS ETCBRICKS CUTTINGBRIDAL DECORALIVNSBRIDAL DECORATIONBUDGETTINGBUI;DING HOUREBUIDING CONSTROUCTIONBUILDING CONSTRUCTIONBUILDING CONSTRACTIONBUILDING CONSTRUCTIONBUILDING MALLSM PLASTERINGBUILDING PILLERINGBUILDING WALLS ETCBUILDINGS WALLDBULDING CONSTRACTIONBUSINESS MANAGEMENTBUY AND SELLING OF VEHICLESBUY HARDWARE AND MAINTENCE OF STOCKSBUYING AND SELLING GEMSBUYING GEMS AND SELLINGBUYING VEGETABLES SELLING IN FAIRSBUYING WHOLESALE GOODS AND RETAIL TRADECAKE MAKING FOR PORTIESCALTIVATION WAFERINGCAN PER FORM ANY DUTY IN HOSPITAL LABOURINGCAN SEW DRESSESCARING PATIENTCARING PATIENTSCARPENTRY DOOR, WINDOW MARKINGCARYING PATIENTSCEMENT BAG MAKING CUTTING FOR SPECITIC SIZE PASTINGCEMENT MIXING BLOCK STON CUTTINGCEMENTN MIXING, SCULPTURE ARTISTCHECKING HORESCOPECHILDREN'S WEARCHILDREN'S WEAR SAREES,BLOWS ETC...CLEANING AND CARING PATIENTSCLEANING HOUSES AND COMPOUNDS ETC,CLEANING THE FARM AND FEEDING.CLEARING OF COCONUT ESTATES AND MANUERINGCLEARNING FLOWER BODS ETC,CLENING OFFICER, TAKING FILES TO TABLES ETC,CLERKCLERK STATE INSTITIUTECLOTH CUTTING AND SEWING DRESIGNINGCLOTH MAKING CUTTINGCOACH - WRESTINGCOACHING ON SPORTSCOIR BRUSHES ETCCOLLECTING DATACOLLECTING DATA ENTERINGCOLLECTION OF ACCOUNTS DATA CHECKING ACCOUNTS BOOKSCOLWRING AND WARINGCOMMANICATION CENFRE OR SEWING DRESSES AND SELLINGCOMPUTER ASSEMBLINGCOMPUTINGCONDUCTING PRIVATE CLASSESCONFECTIONERY MAKINGCONSTRUCTIONCONSTRUCTION FIELD.COOKINGCOOKING AND HELPINGCORDINATING WORK-LETTER WRING(PROJECT)CORRESPONDANCE WORK.COUNSELLING AND ADVISINGCOUNTER SERVICECOUSELLING ON CHILD DEVELOPMENTCRAFTSMAN,WOODCULTIVATIONCULTIVATION OF CROPS.CULTIVATION OF PADDYCULTIVATION OF PADDY AND MINOR CROPSCULTIVATION OF VEGETABLE AND GRAINCUSHIONING AND UPHOSTERINGCUSHIONING OF FURNITURE AND VEHICLE SEATS ETC.CUSTOMER CARE AND RECEPTIONISTCUSTOMS CLEANINGCUTTING AND SEWINGCUTTING CLOTHES AND SEWINGCUTTING CLOTHS AND SEWING FOR MONEYCUTTING PALM GEAVES AND WEAVINGCUTTING SEWINGDATA - ENTERINGDATA ENTERINGDATA ENTRYDATA ENTRY AND PROCESSINGDATA PROSSESINGDEALING IN GARMENTSDEALING IN GARMENTS.DELIVERY OF GOODS IN VANSDEPOSITING MONEY INTO ACCOUNTS ETC,DESIGNING AND SEWINGDESIGNING OF POSTERSDIAMOND CUTTINGDICUMENTARY WORKDOCUMENTATION IN OFFICEDOCUMENTATION WORKDOCUMENTINGDOCUMENTS WORKDOCUMENTTATIONDRAFTING LETTERS ETCDRESS MAKINGDRESS MAKING CUTTING ETCDRESS MAKING LADIES / CHILDRENDRESS MAKING RUGS MAKINGDRESS-MAKINGDRIVERDRIVER - BUSDRIVER HEARY VEHICLESDRIVER LIGHT VEHICLESDRIVER-HEARY VEHICLESDRIVER-MUNICIPLE COUNCILDRIVINGDRIVING A FORK LIFTDRIVING A HEAVY VEHICLEDRIVING BUSES AND VANSDRIVING HEARY VEHICLESDRIVING HEAVY AND LIGHT VEHICLESDRIVING HEAVY VEHICLEDRIVING HEAVY VEHICLESDRIVING LIGHT AND HEAVY VEHICLESDRIVING LIGHT VEHICLESDRIVING LORRIES TRUCKS ETC,DRIVING MOTOR VEHICLESDRIVING OF BUSESDRIVING REPAIRING FAULTS.DRIVING VANDRIVING VEHICLESDRIVING VEHICLES AND TRANSPORTINGDRIVING VEHICLES.DRYLAND AND PADDY CULTIVATION.PADDY,VEGETABLE AND MINOR CROPSEDITING OF WEDDING PHOTOS AND BIRTHDAY CARDSEDUCATION MANAGEMENTELECTRECAL EQUIPMENT INSTALLERS AND REPAIRES.EMBROIDERYENELOP MAKINGENERING DATA INTO COMPUTERENGLISH TRANSLATIONENTRY DOCUMENTATION AND REPORTINGENVIROMMENTAL DUTIES ALLACHED TO DISTRICT SECRETARIATESTIMATING OF LANDS AND BUILDINGSEXCAATING ETC..FACTORY THAT PRODUCES JERSEYSFARM ARIMALS AND PLANT GROWINGFARMINGFARMING (PADDY)FEEDING ANIMALS ETC,FILE MAINTENANCEFILE MAINTENCEFILINGFILLINGFINANCE AND BUILDIND MANAGEMENTFINANCE RECORDINGFINISHING WORKFISH PURCHESING AND SELLINGFISHERY RELATED WORKS.FITTING GATESFIXING SWITCHERS AND WIRINGFLOWER CULTUREFOOD STUFF PACKETINGFOOD SUPPLYINGFULFILLING CUSTOMER NEEDSFURNITURE MAKINGFURNITURE MANUFACTURINGGARMENT AND FELATED TRADES WORKERS.GARMENT FACTORYGARMENT MANUFACTURINGGARMENT RELATED WORKS.GENARAL CLERICAL DUTIESGENERAL DUTIES ASSIGNED TO AN ACCOUNT CLERKGIVING MEDICINES TO THE PATIENTS SOME WORKGOOD PURCHESING SELLINGGRAPHIC DESIGNERGRAPHIC DESIGNINGGRAPHICSGRINDING OF SPICES GREEN GRAMS ETCGROCERY AND TEXTILE SHOPGROCERY AT HOMEGROFTING OF PLANTSGROWING VEGETABLES AND MAINTENANCEGUIDING AND PROVIDING INFOMATIONHAIR CUTTING, HAIR DRESSINGHAIR DRESSING DYING ETCHANDICRAFT WORKERS.HARDWARE AND RELATED WORKHARDWARE AND SOFTWAREHARVESTHEAVY AND LIGHT VEHICLESHEAVY VEHICLE DRIVINGHELPERHELPER - CARPENTRYHELPER - LABORING,FARM WORKHELPER MASONRY ETCHELPER-GARMENT PACKEGING ETC,HELPING IN SEWING AND RELATED WORKHELPING SELLING IN A BUSINESS PLACEHELPING THE STUFF MEMBERSHELPING WORKERSHEN CARING AND EGG COLLECTINGHIRINGHIRING PEOPLEHOEING HARVESTING PLANTING ETC,HOEING,ETC..HOEING,MANUERINGHORTICULTUREHOSPITAL ATTENDENTHOSPITAL LABORATORY TESTING BLOOD AT URINE SAMPLESHOSPITAL SERVICEHOSUE CONSTRUCTIONHOUSE KEEPING HOTEL MANAGEMENT ETCHOUSE PANTINGHOUSE WIRINGHOUSE WIRING FIXING SWITCH BOARDSHOUSE- WIRINGHOUSE-WIRINGHUMAN ENVIRONMENT ERESEARCH GUIDENCEHUMAN RESORSE MANAGEMENTHUMAN RESOURCE MANAGEMENTHUMAN RESOURCES MANAGEMENTHUMAN RESOURESS MANAGEMENTIMPORING FOODS AND SEELINGIN COME TEX PREPORATION.INAINTINANCE OF FILSINSTALLING ANTENNASINSTRATING ON FARMINGINSTRUCTION AND ROAD RULESINTRODUCTION OF GOODS AND SELLING.IRON WELDINGIRON WORKARD WELDINGISSUE AND COLLECT OFFICE GOODS.ISSUING OF BILLS ETCKEEPING ACCOUNTS AND RELATED DATALANGUAGE TEACHING JAPANEESE-ECONOMICS AND MACS MEDIALAPIDARYLAYING OF ELECTRIC LINESLECTURINGLETTER DISTRIBUTION AND REPORTSLETTER DRAFTINGLETTER DRAFTING ACCOUNTINGLETTER WIRITING AND FILINGLIFTING OF HEAVY LOADS.LOADING AND UNLOADINGLOOKING AFTER A SHOPMACHINE OPERATION DRIVINGMAFERIAL CUTTING,SAWOMGMAINTAIN RECOARDSMAINTAING CUSTOMER RELATIONSMAINTENANCE OF FILESMAINTENANCE OF HIGHWAYS.TARING ETCMAINTENANCE OF MACHINEMAINTENANCE REPAIRING (MACHINES)MAINTENANECE OF FILESMAITENANCE OF FILES PRINTINGMAKE - HAIR DRESSERS , FINISHING BRIDESMAKE EAKLE BRONSMAKING DATAMAKING FURNITUREMAKING OF EAKLE BROOMS AND SELLINGMAKING PONDS WATERFALLS FOR GARDENINGMAKING SNAKSMAKING WINDOW,DOOR,FRAMESMANAGEMENTMANAGEMENT AND SUPERVISIONMANAGEMENT CONSULTANCYMANAGERMANAGER HOTELMANAGINGMANAGING AN INSTITUTEMANUAL WORKMANUFACTARING CHAIRS.MANUFACTURE WEARING APPAREL HELP WITH BLOCKSMANUFACTURING CEMENT BLOCKSMARKETING AND SUPERSIONMARKETING PROPAGANDAMARKETING TOYS.MASONMASONRY AND CONSTRUCTION WORKMEASONRYMETURING AND LEANTH CUTTINGMINING DIGGINGMIXING CEMENT AND SEIVING SANDMONITERING THE STAFFNEWS EDITINGNO RESPONCENOVELS,SHORTS STORIES RECORD WRITINGOFFICE ADMINISTRATIONOFFICE ASSISTANTOFFICE CLERICAL WORKOFFICE CLERKOFFICE COMPUTER PROGRAMMINGOFFICE CORRES PONDANCE.OFFICE DOCUMENTINGOFFICE DUTIESOFFICE DUTIES-TAKING FILES ETCOFFICE MANAGEMENTOFFICE WORKOPERATION MANAGER, SAFTY CONTACT.OPERATIONSOPERATIONS EXECUTIVE BALANING ACCOUNTSOWN BUSINECS -ADMINISTRATIONPADDY AGRECULTUREPADDY AND MINOR CROPS CULTIVATIONPADDY AND VEGETABLE CULTIVATIONPADDY AND VEGITABLE CULTIVATIONPADDY CULTIVATIONPADDY CULTIVATION AND RELATED WORKPADDY FARMINGPADDY PURCHESING AND SELLING TO RICE MILLPAINTER SHIPSPAINTING FOR THE BUILDINGPAINTING NEUTY BUITT WALLSPAINTING OF WALLS AND DOORS AND WINDOWSPAINTING THE BUILDINGSPAPER TYPING AND MAKING CORRECTIONPEANNL PRODUCTION KUTTING, DRYING AND PREPARINGPERSONAL MANAGEMETNT ( PERSONNEL )PFFICE WORKPHOTO EDITINGPHOTOGRAPTHY AND EDITING.PHYCHIATRISTPLANTING FLOWER PLANTS ETCPLAYING CASINO WITH THE CUSTOMERPLOWING SEEDING AND HARVESTINGPLUMBINGPLUMBING WORKPOLISHING DIAMONDSPOWDERING CHILLES I A GRINDING MILLPRE SCHOOL TEACHERPREPANATION OF SALARYPREPARATION OF LETTERSPREPARATION OF PROFITS AND LOSSES - BANCE SHEETS ETC,PREPARATION OF READV NADE FOODSPREPARE CLAY AND MAKE BRICKSPREPARE PASTRIES AND CHOCOLATE PUDDINGSPREPARING LAND AND CULTIVATIONPREPARING LAND AND SEEDINGPREPARING MEALSPREPARING MEALS.PREPATION FURNITURE DOORSPRESENTATIONSPRINTINGPRODUCT LAUNCHING AND MARKETINGPRODUCT THE COMPANY GUID THE PEOPLEPRODUCTION OF GAMENTSPRODUCTION OF GAMONTSPRODUCTION OF GANMENTSPRODUCTION OF GARMENTSPROGRAME ASSISTANTPROGRAMMINGPROJECT MANEGMENTPROTECTING PROPERTIESPROVIDING - PRE - SCHOOL EDUCATIONPROVIDING EDUCATION.PROVIDING SECURITYPROVIDING SECURITY GUARDSPROVIDING SECURITY SERVICEPROVIDING SECURITY.PROVISION OF SECURTYPUBLIC SECURITYPUBLICE OR PRIVATE SECTORPURCHASING & SELLING FOR MONEYPURCHASING AND SELLINGPURIFICATION OF WATER SEWAGE - WORKQUALITY CHECK ON SEWN GARMENTSQUALITY CHECKING ON FINISHED GARMENTS.QUALITY CONTROLLING ON GARMONTSQUALITY CONTROLLING.QUANTITY SURREYINGRAISING THE EDUCATIONAL STANDENT OF THE STUDENTSREAPAIRING ELECTRICAL APPLIANCESREARING,MILCHING SELLING MILKRECEVING MONEY ISSUING BILLSRECEVING ORDERS,DESTRIBUTION OF GOOS AND COLLECTING MONEYRECOMMENDING FOR LICENCES FOR CUTTING TREES AND FILLING ELECTORAL REGISTER FORMSRECORD KEEPINGRECORD KEEPING.REFIL BUSINESSREGISTRATION OF MARRIAGESREPAIRINGREPAIRING A/CREPAIRING A/C SYSTEMSREPAIRING AND MAINTANE OF MACHINESREPAIRING MOTOR VEHICLESREPAIRING PROVIDING TRAININGREPAIRING RADIOS AND TELEVISIONREPAIRING SEWING MACHINES.REPAIRING VEHICLESREPARING ELECTRIC GOODSREPARING VEHICLES AND OTHER MACHINERIESREPIRINGREPORT WRITINGRETAIL BUSINESSRETAIL GOOD SELLINGRETAIL SHOPING GOOD SELLINGRETAIL TRADERETAIL TRADE.RETAILINGRICE SELLINGROAD AND BRIDGES CONSTRUCTIONROOF FIXING MAKING DOORS AND WINDOW FRAMES.ROOFING AND FURNITURE MAKINGSALE OF GOODSSAWING OF WEARING APPAREL.SECURITY COVERAGESECURITY GUARCLSECURITY SERVICESEDING THE PADDY FIELD & GARDENINGSELF EMPLOYMENT BUSINESSSELL COMPUTERSSELL LUNCH PACKETSSELLINGSELLING AGRICULTURAL ITEMSSELLING DRIED FISH AT FAIRSSELLING ELECTRONIC ITEMSSELLING GARMENTSSELLING GOLD JEWELLERIES TO GOLD HOUSES ETC,SELLING GREEN LEAVESSELLING GROCERIES ITEMSSELLING MADEICINES.SELLING PLASTIC WARESELLING TEXTILES ON WHOLESALE AND RETAIL BASIS.SELLING VEGETABLES FOR SUSTAINATILITYSELLING VEGITABLES AND FRUITS.SELLING-CUSTOMERS RELATION SHIP MAINTANSEWEEPING, CLEANING TOILETD ETC,SEWINGSEWING - IN A GARMENT FACTORYSEWING AND EMBROIDREYSEWING CHILDREN'S AND LADIES GARMENTSSEWING CHILDREN'S AND LADIES MEARSSEWING CHILDREN'S AND LADIES WEARSEWING CHILDREN'S AND MEN'S WEARSEWING CHILDREN'S WEARB JACKETETC..SEWING CHILLDREN'S WEARSEWING CLOTHESSEWING DRESSSEWING DRESS FOR ALL AGE GROUPSSEWING DRESSES ETCSEWING FROCKS AND BLOUSESSEWING GAMENT PIECESSEWING GARMENTSEWING GARMENTSSEWING LADIES AND CHILDREN'S CLOTHSSEWING LADIES AND CHILDREN'S WEARSEWING LADIES WEARSEWING LEADIES DRESSSEWING RUGS WITH OFF - CUTSSEWING, MEASINGSIGHBOANDS PRODUCTIONSINGING AND PLAYING INSTRUMENTSSMALL SCALE CONTRACTSSOCIAL ZAFIOU,SOLVING PROBLEMSSOFTWARESOFTWARE INPUTTINGSOFTWARE-ENGINEERINGSOIL WORK ETCSORTEATS AND COFFEE SUPPLUINGSOWING PLANINGSPICE PACKETINGSPINMY.SUPERVISINGSUPERVISING ACTIVITIESSUPERVISING PRODUCTSSUPERVISING WORK FORCE AD CONSTRUCTIONSUPERVISION AND MANAGEMENTSUPERVISION OF CUSTOMER SERVICE OFFICERSSUPERVISION OF LABOURERS DIRECTING.SUPERVISION OF MACHING OPERATORS.SUPPLYING GOODS FOR SHOPST.V. , RADIO REPIRINGTAILORINGTAKATION AND ACCOUNTINGTEA GRADING IN A FACTORYTEA PLUCKINGTEA-PLUCKINGTEACHINGTEACHING (A.L) STUDENTSTEACHING ADVANCED LEVEL CHILDRENTEACHING AND DECIPLENETEACHING AND EXAMINGTEACHING AND MODEL PAPERSTEACHING AND PREPARATION OF EXERCISESTEACHING BANKINGTEACHING CARING ETC,TEACHING CHILDRENTEACHING ECONOMIC TO STUDENTS.TEACHING ENGLISH IN THE PRIMERY CLASSESTEACHING FOR CHILDRENTEACHING LASSON PLANNINGTEACHING MANALLY RETERDED CHILDRENTEACHING MATHSTEACHING MUSIC PRIMARY STUDENTSTEACHING PRIMARY STUDENTSTEACHING PRIMERY SCHOOL IN SCHOOLTEACHING SMALL CHILDRENTEACHING STUDENTSTEACHING STUDENTS FROM GRADE 1 TO 12TEACHING TAMIL TO PRIMERY CLASSESTEACHING TRILORING(SUPERVICING)TEACHING YEAR FOUR STUDENTSTEACHING- REVISION ETC,THE READING AND OTHER WORKSTHREE WEELER DRIVER HIRINGTHREE WHEEL DRIVINGTHREE WHEELER DRIVERTILE FIXING PLASTERINGTOUR GUIDING AND ARRANGEMENTS FOR TOURSTRADING IN GROCERIESTRADING ON GROCERIESTRADING ON TEXTILESTRAING OF DRIVER TRAINEESTRAINING OF TRAINEESTRANSACTIONSTRANSACTIONS - BANKTRANSLATING INTO TAMIL AND TAMIL INTO ENGLISHTRANSPORTATIONTRANSPORTS SERVICETRANSPOTING GOODS PLACE TO PLACETRINGU COLLECTING AND SUPPLYINGTUTION CLASSES FOR ENGLISH FROM GRADE 1 TO 11TUTION CLASSES FOR SMALL CHILDRENTYPE SETTINGTYPE SETTING DATA ENTRYTYPING LETTERS.VEGETABLE AND FRUIT CULTIVATIONVEGETABLE PURCHESING AND SELLINGVEHICAL DRIVINGVEHICLE DRIVINGVEHICLE RELATED WORKSVEHICLES IN THE CONSTRUCTION FIELDWATCHINGWEAR SEWING LADIESWEAVING CLOTHING FOR SARONGS ETCWEAVING SARONGSWELDINGWELDING AND LATHEINGWHOLE SALE BUSINESS.WIRING AND ELECTRICIAN WORKSWIRING AND RELATED WORK POTENTIAL CAN BE DEVELOPEDWIRING MOTOR WINDING ETCWIRING, AND FIXING PLAGS ETC,WOOD CARPENTRYWOOD CRAFTING AND ART WORKWOOD WORK.FURNITURE MAKINGWORK CONNECTED WITH LABORATORYWORK SITE SUPERVICINGWORKING AS A SEAMAN IN A SHIPWORKING IN A PRIVATE FIRM IN HARBOURWORKING IN A SHOPWORKING WITH FARMERS AND ADVISINGWRITTING AND DO OFFICE WORKOccupation 2 tasksOccupation 2 tasksOccupation 2 tasksOccupation 2 tasksOccupation 2 tasksModule 4: Employment
Part B: Overview of Past 7 Days
Q12. What are the usual tasks of these jobs? Specify.
- Occupation 2 tasks:255ACCOUNT KEEPING AND INTERNAD ADMICTRATION.ACCOUNT KEEPING/LEDGER ENTRYACCOUNTINGACCOUNTS KEEPINGACCOUNTS ON PROFIT AND LOSS.ACTING IN TLEDRAMASADMINISTRATIONADMINISTRATIVE DUTIESADMINISTRATIVE FUNCTIONS OF VILLAGEADMINSTRATION AND MANAGAMENTAGRICULTURAL WORKAGRICULTURE MACHINERYALL SORTS PF BEAUDY CAREANNOUNCER - SRI LANKA BRODCASTING CORPARATIONANNOUNSINGANOUNCINGANOUNCING WORKSAPPAREL INDUSTRYARCHIFECTUREARCHITECT WRING.ARCHITECTURINGARTICLE WRITINGASSIST OFFICAL AFFAIRSATTENDENT.BANANA CULTIVATIONBANANA PLANTATIONBANK ACCOUNT , COMPUTER PROGRAMMINGBANK ALUTIESBOOK KEEPING IN A PRIVATE INSTITUTEBRIDAL DECORATIONSBRIDAL DRESSINGCAKE MAKINGCAREING HENS AND SELLINGCARING HENS AND GIVING MEDICATIONCARPENTRY HELPERCASH TRANSACTION ENTRYCEMENT MIXINGCLEANING OF THE HOSPITAL PREMISESCLEANING THE PREMISESCLEARNING OFFICE PREMISESCLERK IN A PRIVATE SECTORYCOACHING ON KARATER.COLLECTING TEXCOMPUTER PROGRAMMING.CONSTRUCTION FIELDCOOKINGCULTIVATIONCUSTOMER CARECUTTIND AND DESIGNINGCUTTING AND SEWINGDATA ENTRY AND PROCESSDATA ENTRY DOCUMENTATIONDATA ENTRY OPERATORDATA PROCESSINGDATA PROCESSING.DEALING IN LADIES WEARDECORATING AND WORK ON SAREESDELIVERYING LETTERSDESIGNING ON DRESSESDESIGNING ON SAREESDESIGNING OR SAREES DESIGNING SEWINGDEVELOPMENTDIKING WELLSDOCUMENARY WORKINGDOCUMENTATION IN HEALTH CENTERDOCUMENTINGDRESS MAKINGDRIVINGDRIVING HIRING VEHICLEDRIVING LIGHT AND HEAVY VEHICLESDUTIES AT ASSIGENT BY THE PROVIN CIAL SECRETARY.E - MAILING ETC..ENGAGED IN LIFE-SAVING ACTIVITIESFABRIC PAINTINGFACTORY MACHINE OPERATORFIELD OFFICERFILINGFILING CURRICULEM DEVELOPMENT AND PLANINGFILLINGFINDING OUT HUMAN RIGHTS ISSUES AND FOLVING THEM.FOOD COOKING AND PRIPARATIONFOOD PREPARATION FOR FUNCTIONSFOOD PREPARATION OR COOKINGFOOD SUPPLYINGGEM-MININGGEOLOGICAL SARREYGOOD PURCHERS AND SELLINGGOODS SELLINGGROCERY OWNERGROWING PLANTS AND SELLINGGUARDINGHARDWARE SOFTWARE WORKSHELPER-COOKINGHOME DECOARATIONHOSPITAL CLEANINGHOUSE - WIRINGHOUSE BUILDINGHOUSE MARRIDHUMAN RESOURCE MANAGEMENTINCHAGE OF THE STORESINSURINGINVESTINGATION OF CUSTOM AFFAIRS.ISSUING DRUGS ACCORDING TO PRESCRIPTIONS.LIBRARNY WORKLOOK AFTER PACTIENTSMACHINE OPERATINGMACHINE REPARINGMAILLING,BROWSING-DATA ENTRYMAINTENANCEMAINTENANCE OF FILESMAKING ANY KINDS OF CAKEMAKING DOOR AND WINDOR FRAMESMAKING EORTHEN POTSMAKING SWEETIMEATMAKING WINDONS, DOORSMANAGE - MARKETINGMANAGEMENTMANAGERIAL DUTIESMANUFACTURING GRILLE GATESMASHING AND CUTTING,SAWINGMASONRY AND CORPENTRYMASONRY WORK.MILLING PADDYMINOR WORK IN AN OFFICERNETWORKINGNURCERY TEACHERNURSINGOFF SET`OFFICE ASSISTANT AND CLARICAL WORKEROFFICE WORKOFFICIATE FOR THE BETTERMENT OF THE PUBLICPADDY CULTIVATIONPAINTINGPAINTING HOUSESPAINTING HOUSES AND BUILDINGPAINTING OF BUILDINGSPATIENT'S WORK.PATIONT CARINGPEONPHARMACY ASSISTANTPHOTOGRAGRAPHY AND RECORDINGPHOTOGRAPHYPLANNING BUILDINGS/ ROADSPLANTING AND MARKETING ON CROPSPLANTING CULTIVATION AND CARINGPLANTING VEGITABLES AND FRUITS.PLANTING,HAVESTING AND SELLING.PLUMBINGPLUMPINGPOLISHING DIAMONDS.POULTRY BUSINESSPREPARINGPREPARING LAND AND PLANTING CULTIRATION.PRINTED AND ELECTRONIC MEDIAPRODUCTION OF BANNERSPRODUCTION OF VARIOUS GOODS TRANSACTIONS.PROVIDING DANCE TRADINGPROVIDING SECURITYPROVIDING SECURITY TO PROPERTYPROVISION OF SECURITYPUBLIC ADMINISTRATIONPUBLIC ADMINISTRATION DUTIES.PURCHASING AND MARKET DEVELOPMENTREADING OF HOROSCOPESREARING CATTLE AND POULTRYRECEIVING GOODSRECORD KEEPINGREPAIRINGREPAIRING HOUE HOLD ELECTRICEL INSRUMENTSREPAIRING MOTOR ENGINESREPAIRING MOTOR VEHICLEREPAIRING TEXTILE MANUFACTURING MACHINESRETAIL BUSINESSRETAIL TRADINGREUELOPMENT AND EDUCATINGROAD MAINTENANCEROOF MAKINGRRED MATS ETC,SALESSAWING OF BABY KITS / JERSY BY WOOLSEEDS CULTIVATION CARINGSELLINGSELLING AND PURCHASINGSELLING CLOTHSSELLING GOODS IN A SHOPSELLING GROCERY ITEMSSELLING OF GARMENTSSELLING PEPPER IN BULKSSELLING VEGETABLESSEWINGSEWING BAGSSEWING CHILDREN'S CLOTHESSEWING DRESSES SARRWES BLOUSES ETCSEWING LOADING ETCSEWING SARIS,BLOUSES,LADIES DRESSESSORGHUM CULTIVATIONSTATIONERY BOOK PRINTERSSTICKER MAKINGSTORES WORKSUPERVISING LINE WORKERSSUPPLYING GOODS AND SERVIESTAILORINGTAILORING AND DESIGNINGTAKING FILES TO TABLES AND SECTIONSTALIORINGTEA CULTIVATIONTEA PANTING AND MAINTENANCETEA PLANTATIONTEACHER ACCOUNTMACY.TEACHING A/L STUDENTDS SICENCE,MATHSTEACHING COMPUTER SCIENCETEACHING COOKERYTEACHING DANCETEACHING LOOKING AFTER CHILDRENTEACHING SINHALATEACHING SMALL CHILDRENSTEACHING STUDENTSTHERAD PURCHES & SELLINGTHREE WHEELER - DRIVERTHREE WHEELER SPARE PARTS BUSINESSTRANSACTIONSTRANSACTIONS.TRANSPORTING GOODS ON HIGHWAY BASISTYPE SETTINGTYPINGTYPING LETTERSTYPING ON FINANCINGVEGITABLE FARMINGVEHICLE DRIVINGVILLAGE ADMINISTRATIONWATCHER - SCHOOLSWATERINGWEARINGWELDINGWICKER MAKINGWIREING CONNECTIONWIRING FOR HOUSE AND BUILDINGWORKING IN A GROCERYOccupation 3 tasksOccupation 3 tasksOccupation 3 tasksOccupation 3 tasksOccupation 3 tasksModule 4: Employment
Part B: Overview of Past 7 Days
Q12. What are the usual tasks of these jobs? Specify.
- Occupation 3 tasks:64ACCOUNTS KEEPINGAIR - CONDITING,MAINTERANED ETC,ANIMAL HUSBANDRYANNOUNCING IN ELECTONIC MEDIA.BOOK KEEPING AND ACCOUNTSBREAK DANCING ETCBUILDING/HOME CONSTRUCTIONBUSINESS CONSULTANCYCAKE MAKINGCAN LECTURE ON HUMAN RESOURCE MANAGEMENT SOCIAL SCIENCE AND INTERATIONAL REALIONSCEILING MAKINGCLEANINGCRICKETCULTIVATION OF BANNARCULTIVATION OF REGETABLES AND FLOWER PLANTSCULTIVATION OF VEGETABLESCUNSTRUCTION MACHINE OPERATINGDELIVERY OF LETTERSDO ACCOUNTING WORK WITH COMPUTER PACKGEDOCUMENT PRINTING,LETTER PRINTINGSDOCUMENT RETATED WORKDOOR AND WINDOW FRAMESDRAFTINGDRIVING HEAVY VEHICLES.ECONOMICSEDUCATION.EMBROIDERY AND SEWING OF HANDKERCHIEFS ETSFLOWER MAKINGFULFILLING THE NEEDS OF CUSTOMERSGRAMA SEWAKA WORKSGRINDING IN A MILL.GROCERYGROWING OF NON PERENNSAL CROPSGUARD DUTIESGURDING FACTORIES ETCHELPER-MASONRYMAKING REROUS TYPES OF SWEETS.MAKING SWEETS.MAKUP,CEMENT MIXINGMANAGEMENT OF THE INSTITUTE.MOTOR MACHANISMMOTOR WIDING ETC,PAINTINGPLUCKING FRUITS SAND MINING ETC.PREPORATION OF LETTERSPRODUCTION OF TEA CHESTSPROVIDING MEDICINES FOR THE SICKRETAIL GOODS SELLINGSAMURDHI ORGANIZERSELLING GOODS.SEWINGSEWING LEADIES DRESSESSINGING I A RADIO STATION AND T.V. CENTRES.SOFTWARE DEVELOPMENTTABLING FOODS AND TREATING GUESTS.TEACHING AND MANAGINGTEACHING MATHS SCIENCETEXTILE SHOPTLAKING PATIONTS TO WORDS ETCTRAMSACTIONSVIDEO EDITINGWATERING.WRITING CHILDREN'S BOOKSWRITING WORKS AND DOCUMENT ATIONMain occupation codeMain occupation codeMain occupation codeMain occupation codeMain occupation codeModule 4: Employment
Part C: Main Job in Past Week
Q1. Interviewer: look at question 7 in module 4(b), page 27. Ask respondent which work he/she considers as his/her main occupation.Interviewer: look at question 7 in module 4(b), page 27. Ask respondent which work he/she considers as his/her main occupation. If this is not the occupation with the most hours in the past 7 days, verify with respondent whether he/she is reporting their main occupation. If respondent cannot decide on the main occupation, choose the one with the most hours.
Write the main occupation below:1657133211Commissioned armed forces officers21Non-commissioned armed forces officers31Armed forces occupations, other ranks111Legislators and senior officials112Managing directors and chief executives121Business services and administration managers122Sales, marketing and development managers131Production managers in agriculture, forestry and fisheries132Manufacturing, mining, construction, and distribution manage133Information and communications technology service managers134Professional services managers141Hotel and restaurant managers142Retail and wholesale trade managers143Other services managers211Physical and earth science professionals212Mathematicians, actuaries and statisticians213Life science professionals214Engineering professionals (excluding electrotechnology)215Electrotechnology engineers216Architects, planners, surveyors and designers221Medical doctors222Nursing and midwifery professionals223Traditional and complementary medicine professionals224Paramedical practitioners225Veterinarians226Other health professionals231University and higher education teachers232Vocational education teachers233Secondary education teachers234Primary school and early childhood teachers235Other teaching professionals241Finance professionals242Administration professionals243Sales, marketing and public relations professionals251Software and applications developers and analysts252Database and network professionals261Legal professionals262Librarians, archivists and curators263Social and religious professionals264Authors, journalists and linguists265Creative and performing artists311Physical and engineering science technicians312Mining, manufacturing and construction supervisors313Process control technicians314Life science technicians and related associate professionals315Ship and aircraft controllers and technicians321Medical and pharmaceutical technicians322Nursing and midwifery associate professionals323Traditional and complementary medicine associate professiona324Veterinary technicians and assistants325Other health associate professionals331Financial and mathematical associate professionals332Sales and purchasing agents and brokers333Business services agents334Administrative and specialized secretaries335Regulatory government associate professionals341Legal, social and religious associate professionals342Sports and fitness workers343Artistic, cultural and culinary associate professionals351Information and communications technology operations and use352Telecommunications and broadcasting technicians411General office clerks412Secretaries (general)413Keyboard operators421Tellers, money collectors and related clerks422Client information workers431Numerical clerks432Material-recording and transport clerks441Other clerical support workers511Travel attendants, conductors and guides512Cooks513Waiters and bartenders514Hairdressers, beauticians and related workers515Building and housekeeping supervisors516Other personal services workers521Street and market salespersons522Shop salespersons523Cashiers and ticket clerks524Other sales workers531Child care workers and teachers' aides532Personal care workers in health services541Protective services workers611Market gardeners and crop growers612Animal producers613Mixed crop and animal producers621Forestry and related workers622Fishery workers, hunters and trappers631Subsistence crop farmers632Subsistence livestock farmers633Subsistence mixed crop and livestock farmers634Subsistence fishers, hunters, trappers and gatherers711Building frame and related trades workers712Building finishers and related trades workers713Painters, building structure cleaners and related trades wor721Sheet and structural metal workers, moulders and welders, an722Blacksmiths, toolmakers and related trades workers723Machinery mechanics and repairers731Handicraft workers732Printing trades workers741Electrical equipment installers and repairers742Electronics and telecommunications installers and repairers751Food processing and related trades workers752Wood treaters, cabinet-makers and related trades workers753Garment and related trades workers754Other craft and related workers811Mining and mineral processing plant operators812Metal processing and finishing plant operators813Chemical and photographic products plant and machine operato814Rubber, plastic and paper products machine operators815Textile, fur and leather products machine operators816Food and related products machine operators817Wood processing and papermaking plant operators818Other stationary plant and machine operators821Assemblers831Locomotive engine drivers and related workers832Car, van and motorcycle drivers833Heavy truck and bus drivers834Mobile plant operators835Ships' deck crews and related workers911Domestic, hotel and office cleaners and helpers912Vehicle, window, laundry and other hand cleaning workers921Agricultural, forestry and fishery labourers931Mining and construction labourers932Manufacturing labourers933Transport and storage labourers941Food preparation assistants951Street and related service workers952Street vendors (excluding food)961Refuse workers962Other elementary workersSysmissHow did you find this job?How did you find this job?How did you find this job?How did you find this job?How did you find this job?Module 4: Employment
Part C: Main Job in Past Week
Q2. What is the main method you used to find this work as [Main Occupation ]?165713321through jobsnet2through private employment agency3through university/school career office4through social network (friends/relative/other)5through media/internet (other than jobsnet)6employer contacted you7contacted employer directly8started own business9job obtained after training/apprenticeship with employer10other (specify_________________________________)11Inheriting a business12By the governmentSysmisshow did you find this job? - otherhow did you find this job? - otherhow did you find this job? - otherhow did you find this job? - otherhow did you find this job? - otherModule 4: Employment
Part C: Main Job in Past Week
Q2. What is the main method you used to find this work as [Main Occupation ]? Other (specify)2829611through jobsnet2through private employment agency3through university/school career office4through social network (friends/relative/other)5through media/internet (other than jobsnet)6employer contacted you7contacted employer directly8started own business9job obtained after training/apprenticeship with employer10other (specify_________________________________)11Inheriting a business12By the governmentSysmissTime doing this job - monthsTime doing this job - monthsTime doing this job - monthsTime doing this job - monthsTime doing this job - monthsModule 4: Employment
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Q3. How long ago did you begin this work? (months)3372652207.9235.501Time doing this job - yearsTime doing this job - yearsTime doing this job - yearsTime doing this job - yearsTime doing this job - yearsModule 4: Employment
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Q3. How long ago did you begin this work? (years)1320166925012.96410.212What were you doing before this jobWhat were you doing before this jobWhat were you doing before this jobWhat were you doing before this jobWhat were you doing before this jobModule 4: Employment
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Q4. What were you doing immediately before beginning this present work as [Main Occupation ]?165713321wage worker/ employee2own economic activity or farm3actively looking for work4student5housewife/ housework6at home for pregnancy / maternity7ill8not working and not looking for work9other (specify____________)10Voluntary Teachers11Helping a family memberSysmisswhat were doing before... - otherwhat were doing before... - otherwhat were doing before... - otherwhat were doing before... - otherwhat were doing before... - otherModule 4: Employment
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Q4. What were you doing immediately before beginning this present work as [Main Occupation ]? Other (specify)229871wage worker/ employee2own economic activity or farm3actively looking for work4student5housewife/ housework6at home for pregnancy / maternity7ill8not working and not looking for work9other (specify____________)10Voluntary Teachers11Helping a family memberSysmissHow long you were [m4c_q04]-monthsHow long you were [m4c_q04]-monthsHow long you were [m4c_q04]-monthsHow long you were [m4c_q04]-monthsHow long you were [m4c_q04]-monthsModule 4: Employment
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Q5. How long was the period you were [Read response from Question 4] before beginning this (present) work? (months)4772512216.3065.5181234567891011121415161718192021SysmissHow long you were [m4c_q04]-yearsHow long you were [m4c_q04]-yearsHow long you were [m4c_q04]-yearsHow long you were [m4c_q04]-yearsHow long you were [m4c_q04]-yearsModule 4: Employment
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Q5. How long was the period you were [Read response from Question 4] before beginning this (present) work? (years)118018092519.2348.123Type of employmentType of employmentType of employmentType of employmentType of employmentModule 4: Employment
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Q6. What is your type of employment (in Main Occupation from Q1)?Employee>>Q18
Unpaid worker in family business >>Module 5, pg 34
Other (specify)>>Q18Read out all responses165713321wage worker/employee2own economic activity with or without hired laber/employer/f3unpaid worker in family business/farmSysmisstype of employment - othertype of employment - othertype of employment - othertype of employment - othertype of employment - otherModule 4: Employment
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Q6. What is your type of employment (in Main Occupation from Q1)? Specify (other)Other (specify)>>Q18Best source of funds of business/own account...Best source of funds of business/own account...Best source of funds of business/own account...Best source of funds of business/own account...Best source of funds of business/own account...Module 4: Employment
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Q7. To the best of your knowledge, when you set up or took over the business/ own account enterprise, what was its main source of funds?61823711household savings or sales of assets2loans or grants from relatives in country3remittances from relatives abroad4money from inheritance5business partners6bank loan7informal loan (trader, landlord, moneylender)8profits from other household enterprises9did not need funds to start it: inherited business10other (specify____________________________)11From the money won by a lottery ticket12From the micro finance institution that give loans13Allowances given by the government14Funding form associations’99don't knowSysmissotherotherotherotherotherModule 4: Employment
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Q7. To the best of your knowledge, when you set up or took over the business/ own account enterprise, what was its main source of funds? Other(specify)829811household savings or sales of assets2loans or grants from relatives in country3remittances from relatives abroad4money from inheritance5business partners6bank loan7informal loan (trader, landlord, moneylender)8profits from other household enterprises9did not need funds to start it: inherited business10other (specify____________________________)11From the money won by a lottery ticket12From the micro finance institution that give loans13Allowances given by the government14Funding form associations’99don't knowSysmissTotal number of workers in business/own account...Total number of workers in business/own account...Total number of workers in business/own account...Total number of workers in business/own account...Total number of workers in business/own account...Module 4: Employment
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Q8. What was the total number of workers in the business/ own account enterprise when you set it up or took it over?Include paid and unpaid workers618237111 (myself only)22-536-15416-25526-50651-2007more than 200SysmissQ7: OtherQ7: OtherQ7: OtherQ7: OtherQ7: Other7AGRICULTURAL DEPARTMENTCOLLECTING COCONUTS (NOT FOR MONEY)ELDER WALFAVC SOCICTY FUNDFROM A LOAN GIVEN BY NATIONAL YOUTH SERVICE COMCILGOVERNMENT FOUNDED - RUBBER FARMINGPOLITICAL FUNDSPOSSESSED BY BIRTHNet profit of business(Amount in local currency)Net profit of business(Amount in local currency)Net profit of business(Amount in local currency)Net profit of business(Amount in local currency)Net profit of business(Amount in local currency)Module 4: Employment
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Q9. What was the net profit (sales minus expenses) generated by your business/ own account enterprise in the last week or in the last month? (amount)618237140000010795.48528084.524Net profit of business(Amount in USD ppp)Net profit of business(Amount in USD ppp)Net profit of business(Amount in USD ppp)Net profit of business(Amount in USD ppp)Net profit of business(Amount in USD ppp)61823719672.232261.041679.1Net profit of business periodNet profit of business periodNet profit of business periodNet profit of business periodNet profit of business periodModule 4: Employment
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Q9. What was the net profit (sales minus expenses) generated by your business/ own account enterprise in the last week or in the last month? (period)6182371129SysmissWould you like to expand your businessWould you like to expand your businessWould you like to expand your businessWould you like to expand your businessWould you like to expand your businessModule 4: Employment
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Q10. Would you like to expand your business?No >>Q1361823711yes2noSysmissFaces any constraint or problem in expandingFaces any constraint or problem in expandingFaces any constraint or problem in expandingFaces any constraint or problem in expandingFaces any constraint or problem in expandingModule 4: Employment
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Q11. Do you face any constraint or problem in expanding your business/ enterprise?No >>Q1349624931yes2noSysmissMain constraintMain constraintMain constraintMain constraintMain constraintModule 4: Employment
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Q12. What is the main constraint that you face in expanding your business/ enterprise?42125681not enough capital2too much competition from similar businesses/ not enough dem3burden of additional taxes or regulations4difficult to recruit additional employees5energy supply constraints9other (specify)10Not having enough space11No water facilities13The high cost of input14Due to a personal reasonSysmissMain constraint-otherMain constraint-otherMain constraint-otherMain constraint-otherMain constraint-otherModule 4: Employment
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Q12. What is the main constraint that you face in expanding your business/ enterprise? Other (speficy)3429551not enough capital2too much competition from similar businesses/ not enough dem3burden of additional taxes or regulations4difficult to recruit additional employees5energy supply constraints9other (specify)10Not having enough space11No water facilities13The high cost of input14Due to a personal reasonSysmissHad a wage job before self-employmentHad a wage job before self-employmentHad a wage job before self-employmentHad a wage job before self-employmentHad a wage job before self-employmentModule 4: Employment
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Q13. Before this self-employment work, did you ever have a wage job (work as an employee)?No >>Q1661823711yes2noSysmissHad social security in this wage jobHad social security in this wage jobHad social security in this wage jobHad social security in this wage jobHad social security in this wage jobModule 4: Employment
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Q14. Did you have social insurance benefits at this wage job?28327061yes2noSysmissWhy did you stop this wage job?Why did you stop this wage job?Why did you stop this wage job?Why did you stop this wage job?Why did you stop this wage job?Module 4: Employment
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Q15. Why did you stop this wage job?Do not read responses28327061you was fired2enterprise you worked for closed3wanted to start own business/ own economic activity4low wage/bad working conditions5retired6you moved to another area7end of contract8family, health, personal reasons9employer reduced work hours10to continue education11other (specify)12Gone abroadSysmissotherotherotherotherotherModule 4: Employment
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Q15. Why did you stop this wage job? Other (specify)4DUE FO FOREIGN JOBDUE TO MARRIAGEGO TO ABROADJOB DISSATISFACTIONDo you have unpaid workers?Do you have unpaid workers?Do you have unpaid workers?Do you have unpaid workers?Do you have unpaid workers?Module 4: Employment
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Q16. (You have told me that you are self-employed), do you have unpaid workers or unpaid family members working with you in this business?61823711yes2noSysmissDo you have paid workers?Do you have paid workers?Do you have paid workers?Do you have paid workers?Do you have paid workers?Module 4: Employment
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Q17. Do you have paid workers?Yes >>Q21
No >>Q2161823711yes2noSysmissHave signed a contractHave signed a contractHave signed a contractHave signed a contractHave signed a contractModule 4: Employment
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Q18. Have you signed a contract, or do you have a written employment agreement with your employer?94720421yes, a contract2yes, a written agreement/ appointment letter3noSysmissWho is your employerWho is your employerWho is your employerWho is your employerWho is your employerModule 4: Employment
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Q19. Who is your employer?State administration (including military)>>Q21
State-owned enterprise or joint state/private enterprise>>Q2194720421state administration (including military)2state-owned enterprise or joint state/private enterprise4an individual5domestic private firm, including agricultural firm6foreign firm7cooperative firm8ngo, or international, political, humanitarian organization9other (specify_____________________)10Local and foreign joint venture11Religion lastitupeSysmissWho is your employer-otherWho is your employer-otherWho is your employer-otherWho is your employer-otherWho is your employer-otherModule 4: Employment
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Q19. Who is your employer? Other (specify)State administration (including military)>>Q21
State-owned enterprise or joint state/private enterprise>>Q21229871state administration (including military)2state-owned enterprise or joint state/private enterprise4an individual5domestic private firm, including agricultural firm6foreign firm7cooperative firm8ngo, or international, political, humanitarian organization9other (specify_____________________)10Local and foreign joint venture11Religion lastitupeSysmissHow many paid workers are employedHow many paid workers are employedHow many paid workers are employedHow many paid workers are employedHow many paid workers are employedModule 4: Employment
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Q21. Approximately how many paid workers are usually employed in the establishment (plant) where you work? (include yourself)1056193311 (myself only)22-536-15416-25526-50651-2007more than 200SysmissAffiliated with social security in this jobAffiliated with social security in this jobAffiliated with social security in this jobAffiliated with social security in this jobAffiliated with social security in this jobModule 4: Employment
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Q22. Are you affiliated with social insurance in this job?156514241yes2noSysmissIs this job?Is this job?Is this job?Is this job?Is this job?Module 4: Employment
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Q23. Is this job ... Seasonal/Occasional/Temporary/Permanent/Long Term/Fixed Term?156414251seasonal2occasional3temporary4permanent / long term5fixed termSysmissReceive wages, salary or other monetary paymentsReceive wages, salary or other monetary paymentsReceive wages, salary or other monetary paymentsReceive wages, salary or other monetary paymentsReceive wages, salary or other monetary paymentsModule 4: Employment
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Q24. Do you usually receive wages, salary or other monetary payments from this employer, or do you usually personally receive earnings in money from this business?Yes, I personally earn money from my own account activity >>Q27
No >>Q29156414251yes, i receive monetary payment from my employer2yes, i personally earn money from my own account3noSysmissNet payment last pay period( local currency)Net payment last pay period( local currency)Net payment last pay period( local currency)Net payment last pay period( local currency)Net payment last pay period( local currency)Module 4: Employment
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Q25. How much was your net payment (after payroll taxes and social security deductions) for the last pay period?921206810034000016991.6221516.966USD net payment last pay periodUSD net payment last pay periodUSD net payment last pay periodUSD net payment last pay periodUSD net payment last pay period92120682.4188221.397410.867520.293Pay periodPay periodPay periodPay periodPay periodModule 4: Employment
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Q26. What pay period was this amount for?>>Q2992120681month2fortnight (2 weeks)3week4day5other (specify)6for 2 months7For 6 months8For 4 months (a quarter)9Per hour10Per two days11For two years12Once in 3days13Year14For three MonthsSysmissperiod - otherperiod - otherperiod - otherperiod - otherperiod - otherModule 4: Employment
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Q26. What pay period was this amount for? Other (specify)>>Q29329861month2fortnight (2 weeks)3week4day5other (specify)6for 2 months7For 6 months8For 4 months (a quarter)9Per hour10Per two days11For two years12Once in 3days13Year14For three MonthsSysmissLatest amount of cash gotten from businessLatest amount of cash gotten from businessLatest amount of cash gotten from businessLatest amount of cash gotten from businessLatest amount of cash gotten from businessModule 4: Employment
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Q27. What was the latest amount of money that you personally got from this business in the last work period?590239935000012365.56629548.569USD latest amount of money you received from businessUSD latest amount of money you received from businessUSD latest amount of money you received from businessUSD latest amount of money you received from businessUSD latest amount of money you received from business59023998463.203299.007714.502Period of paymentPeriod of paymentPeriod of paymentPeriod of paymentPeriod of paymentModule 4: Employment
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Q28. What is the work period that this amount corresponded to?51124781month2fortnight (2 weeks)3week4day5other (specify)6for 2 months7For 6 months8For 4 months (a quarter)9Per hour10Per two days11For two years12Once in 3days13Year14For three MonthsSysmissperiod of payment - otherperiod of payment - otherperiod of payment - otherperiod of payment - otherperiod of payment - otherModule 4: Employment
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Q28. What is the work period that this amount corresponded to? Other (specify)3406 MONTHS2 DAYS3.5 MONTHS4 MONTH4 MONTHSFOR 2 YEARSFOR 3 MONTHSFOR A MONTHSFOR A SEASONFOR FOUR MONTHSFOR ONE SEASENFOR ONE SEASONFOR SEASONFOR SIX MONTHSFOR TWO DAYSFOR TWO MONTHS ONLYIN A SEASONONCE IN 2,3 MONTHS.ONCE TIME SIX MONTHPER YEARSEASONLYSIX MONTHSReceive payments in kindReceive payments in kindReceive payments in kindReceive payments in kindReceive payments in kindModule 4: Employment
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Q29. Do you receive payments in kind for this work? [e.g. Clothes, Food, Transport, Free Accommodation etc.]156414251yes2noSysmissJanuary to march 2008January to march 2008January to march 2008January to march 2008January to march 2008298361Working2Not working and looking for a job3Not working and not looking for a job bc of studying4Not working and not looking for a job bc of other reasons th9Don't rememberSysmissApril to june 2008April to june 2008April to june 2008April to june 2008April to june 2008298361Working2Not working and looking for a job3Not working and not looking for a job bc of studying4Not working and not looking for a job bc of other reasons th9Don't rememberSysmissjuly to september 2008july to september 2008july to september 2008july to september 2008july to september 2008298361Working2Not working and looking for a job3Not working and not looking for a job bc of studying4Not working and not looking for a job bc of other reasons th9Don't rememberSysmissoctomber to december 2008octomber to december 2008octomber to december 2008octomber to december 2008octomber to december 2008298361Working2Not working and looking for a job3Not working and not looking for a job bc of studying4Not working and not looking for a job bc of other reasons th9Don't rememberSysmissJanuary to march 2009January to march 2009January to march 2009January to march 2009January to march 2009298361Working2Not working and looking for a job3Not working and not looking for a job bc of studying4Not working and not looking for a job bc of other reasons th9Don't rememberSysmissApril to june 2009April to june 2009April to june 2009April to june 2009April to june 2009298361Working2Not working and looking for a job3Not working and not looking for a job bc of studying4Not working and not looking for a job bc of other reasons th9Don't rememberSysmissjuly to september 2009july to september 2009july to september 2009july to september 2009july to september 2009298361Working2Not working and looking for a job3Not working and not looking for a job bc of studying4Not working and not looking for a job bc of other reasons th9Don't rememberSysmissoctomber to december 2009octomber to december 2009octomber to december 2009octomber to december 2009octomber to december 2009298361Working2Not working and looking for a job3Not working and not looking for a job bc of studying4Not working and not looking for a job bc of other reasons th9Don't rememberSysmissJanuary to march 2010January to march 2010January to march 2010January to march 2010January to march 2010298361Working2Not working and looking for a job3Not working and not looking for a job bc of studying4Not working and not looking for a job bc of other reasons th9Don't rememberSysmissApril to june 2010April to june 2010April to june 2010April to june 2010April to june 2010298361Working2Not working and looking for a job3Not working and not looking for a job bc of studying4Not working and not looking for a job bc of other reasons th9Don't rememberSysmissjuly to september 2010july to september 2010july to september 2010july to september 2010july to september 2010298361Working2Not working and looking for a job3Not working and not looking for a job bc of studying4Not working and not looking for a job bc of other reasons th9Don't rememberSysmissoctomber to december 2010octomber to december 2010octomber to december 2010octomber to december 2010octomber to december 2010298361Working2Not working and looking for a job3Not working and not looking for a job bc of studying4Not working and not looking for a job bc of other reasons th9Don't rememberSysmissJanuary to march 2011January to march 2011January to march 2011January to march 2011January to march 2011298361Working2Not working and looking for a job3Not working and not looking for a job bc of studying4Not working and not looking for a job bc of other reasons th9Don't rememberSysmissApril to june 2011April to june 2011April to june 2011April to june 2011April to june 2011298361Working2Not working and looking for a job3Not working and not looking for a job bc of studying4Not working and not looking for a job bc of other reasons th9Don't rememberSysmissjuly to september 2011july to september 2011july to september 2011july to september 2011july to september 2011298361Working2Not working and looking for a job3Not working and not looking for a job bc of studying4Not working and not looking for a job bc of other reasons th9Don't rememberSysmissoctomber to december 2011octomber to december 2011octomber to december 2011octomber to december 2011octomber to december 2011298541Working2Not working and looking for a job3Not working and not looking for a job bc of studying4Not working and not looking for a job bc of other reasons th9Don't rememberSysmissRespondent answered 4cRespondent answered 4cRespondent answered 4cRespondent answered 4cRespondent answered 4cModule 5: Work Skills
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Q1. Interviewer: Did the respondent answer module 4(C)? (Worked in the past 7 days)Yes >> Write down the main occupation reported in Q1 Module 4C and >>Q3298361yes2noSysmissOccupation codeOccupation codeOccupation codeOccupation codeOccupation code1656133311Commissioned armed forces officers21Non-commissioned armed forces officers31Armed forces occupations, other ranks111Legislators and senior officials112Managing directors and chief executives121Business services and administration managers122Sales, marketing and development managers131Production managers in agriculture, forestry and fisheries132Manufacturing, mining, construction, and distribution manage133Information and communications technology service managers134Professional services managers141Hotel and restaurant managers142Retail and wholesale trade managers143Other services managers211Physical and earth science professionals212Mathematicians, actuaries and statisticians213Life science professionals214Engineering professionals (excluding electrotechnology)215Electrotechnology engineers216Architects, planners, surveyors and designers221Medical doctors222Nursing and midwifery professionals223Traditional and complementary medicine professionals224Paramedical practitioners225Veterinarians226Other health professionals231University and higher education teachers232Vocational education teachers233Secondary education teachers234Primary school and early childhood teachers235Other teaching professionals241Finance professionals242Administration professionals243Sales, marketing and public relations professionals251Software and applications developers and analysts252Database and network professionals261Legal professionals262Librarians, archivists and curators263Social and religious professionals264Authors, journalists and linguists265Creative and performing artists311Physical and engineering science technicians312Mining, manufacturing and construction supervisors313Process control technicians314Life science technicians and related associate professionals315Ship and aircraft controllers and technicians321Medical and pharmaceutical technicians322Nursing and midwifery associate professionals323Traditional and complementary medicine associate professiona324Veterinary technicians and assistants325Other health associate professionals331Financial and mathematical associate professionals332Sales and purchasing agents and brokers333Business services agents334Administrative and specialized secretaries335Regulatory government associate professionals341Legal, social and religious associate professionals342Sports and fitness workers343Artistic, cultural and culinary associate professionals351Information and communications technology operations and use352Telecommunications and broadcasting technicians411General office clerks412Secretaries (general)413Keyboard operators421Tellers, money collectors and related clerks422Client information workers431Numerical clerks432Material-recording and transport clerks441Other clerical support workers511Travel attendants, conductors and guides512Cooks513Waiters and bartenders514Hairdressers, beauticians and related workers515Building and housekeeping supervisors516Other personal services workers521Street and market salespersons522Shop salespersons523Cashiers and ticket clerks524Other sales workers531Child care workers and teachers' aides532Personal care workers in health services541Protective services workers611Market gardeners and crop growers612Animal producers613Mixed crop and animal producers621Forestry and related workers622Fishery workers, hunters and trappers631Subsistence crop farmers632Subsistence livestock farmers633Subsistence mixed crop and livestock farmers634Subsistence fishers, hunters, trappers and gatherers711Building frame and related trades workers712Building finishers and related trades workers713Painters, building structure cleaners and related trades wor721Sheet and structural metal workers, moulders and welders, an722Blacksmiths, toolmakers and related trades workers723Machinery mechanics and repairers731Handicraft workers732Printing trades workers741Electrical equipment installers and repairers742Electronics and telecommunications installers and repairers751Food processing and related trades workers752Wood treaters, cabinet-makers and related trades workers753Garment and related trades workers754Other craft and related workers811Mining and mineral processing plant operators812Metal processing and finishing plant operators813Chemical and photographic products plant and machine operato814Rubber, plastic and paper products machine operators815Textile, fur and leather products machine operators816Food and related products machine operators817Wood processing and papermaking plant operators818Other stationary plant and machine operators821Assemblers831Locomotive engine drivers and related workers832Car, van and motorcycle drivers833Heavy truck and bus drivers834Mobile plant operators835Ships' deck crews and related workers911Domestic, hotel and office cleaners and helpers912Vehicle, window, laundry and other hand cleaning workers921Agricultural, forestry and fishery labourers931Mining and construction labourers932Manufacturing labourers933Transport and storage labourers941Food preparation assistants951Street and related service workers952Street vendors (excluding food)961Refuse workers962Other elementary workersSysmissRespondent worked in the past 12 monthsRespondent worked in the past 12 monthsRespondent worked in the past 12 monthsRespondent worked in the past 12 monthsRespondent worked in the past 12 monthsModule 5: Work Skills
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Q2. Interviewer: Did the respondent work in the past 12 months?No >>Q21Check the date in Module 4A, Q.19 (page 24) to see if last work date is within 12 months.132716621yes2noSysmissoccupation codeoccupation codeoccupation codeoccupation codeoccupation codeModule 5: Work Skills
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Q2. Write the main occupation reported in module Q.20 Module 4A (page 24) and >>3Write the main occupation reported in module Q.20 Module 4A (page 24) and >>3642925Armed forces occupations1Commissioned armed forces officers2Non-commissioned armed forces officers3Armed forces occupations, other ranks4Clerical support workers5Service and sales workers6Skilled agricultural, forestry and fishery workers7Craft and related trades workers8Plant and machine operators, and assemblers9Elementary occupations11Chief executives, senior officials and legislators12Administrative and commercial managers13Production and specialised services managers14Hospitality, retail and other services managers21Science and engineering professionals22Health professionals23Teaching professionals24Business and administration professionals25Information and communications technology professionals26Legal, social and cultural professionals31Science and engineering associate professionals32Health associate professionals33Business and administration associate professionals34Legal, social, cultural and related associate professionals35Information and communications technicians41General and keyboard clerks42Customer services clerks43Numerical and material recording clerks44Other clerical support workers51Personal service workers52Sales workers53Personal care workers54Protective services workers61Market-oriented skilled agricultural workers62Market-oriented skilled forestry, fishery and hunting workers63Subsistence farmers, fishers, hunters and gatherers71Building and related trades workers, excluding electricians72Metal, machinery and related trades workers73Handicraft and printing workers74Electrical and electronic trades workers75Food processing, wood working, garment and other craft and related trades workers81Stationary plant and machine operators82Assemblers83Drivers and mobile plant operators91Cleaners and helpers92Agricultural, forestry and fishery labourers93Labourers in mining, construction, manufacturing and transport94Food preparation assistants95Street and related sales and service workers96Refuse workers and other elementary workers111Legislators and senior officials112Managing directors and chief executives121Business services and administration managers122Sales, marketing and development managers131Production managers in agriculture, forestry and fisheries132Manufacturing, mining, construction, and distribution managers133Information and communications technology service managers134Professional services managers141Hotel and restaurant managers142Retail and wholesale trade managers143Other services managers211Physical and earth science professionals212Mathematicians, actuaries and statisticians213Life science professionals214Engineering professionals (excluding electrotechnology)215Electrotechnology engineers216Architects, planners, surveyors and designers221Medical doctors222Nursing and midwifery professionals223Traditional and complementary medicine professionals224Paramedical practitioners225Veterinarians226Other health professionals231University and higher education teachers232Vocational education teachers233Secondary education teachers234Primary school and early childhood teachers235Other teaching professionals241Finance professionals242Administration professionals243Sales, marketing and public relations professionals251Software and applications developers and analysts252Database and network professionals261Legal professionals262Librarians, archivists and curators263Social and religious professionals264Authors, journalists and linguists265Creative and performing artists311Physical and engineering science technicians312Mining, manufacturing and construction supervisors313Process control technicians314Life science technicians and related associate professionals315Ship and aircraft controllers and technicians321Medical and pharmaceutical technicians322Nursing and midwifery associate professionals323Traditional and complementary medicine associate professionals324Veterinary technicians and assistants325Other health associate professionals331Financial and mathematical associate professionals332Sales and purchasing agents and brokers333Business services agents334Administrative and specialised secretaries335Regulatory government associate professionals341Legal, social and religious associate professionals342Sports and fitness workers343Artistic, cultural and culinary associate professionals351Information and communications technology operations and user support technicians352Telecommunications and broadcasting technicians411General office clerks412Secretaries (general)413Keyboard operators421Tellers, money collectors and related clerks422Client information workers431Numerical clerks432Material-recording and transport clerks441Other clerical support workers511Travel attendants, conductors and guides512Cooks513Waiters and bartenders514Hairdressers, beauticians and related workers515Building and housekeeping supervisors516Other personal services workers521Street and market salespersons522Shop salespersons523Cashiers and ticket clerks524Other sales workers531Child care workers and teachers' aides532Personal care workers in health services541Protective services workers611Market gardeners and crop growers612Animal producers613Mixed crop and animal producers621Forestry and related workers622Fishery workers, hunters and trappers631Subsistence crop farmers632Subsistence livestock farmers633Subsistence mixed crop and livestock farmers634Subsistence fishers, hunters, trappers and gatherers711Building frame and related trades workers712Building finishers and related trades workers713Painters, building structure cleaners and related trades workers721Sheet and structural metal workers, moulders and welders, and related workers722Blacksmiths, toolmakers and related trades workers723Machinery mechanics and repairers731Handicraft workers732Printing trades workers741Electrical equipment installers and repairers742Electronics and telecommunications installers and repairers751Food processing and related trades workers752Wood treaters, cabinet-makers and related trades workers753Garment and related trades workers754Other craft and related workers811Mining and mineral processing plant operators812Metal processing and finishing plant operators813Chemical and photographic products plant and machine operators814Rubber, plastic and paper products machine operators815Textile, fur and leather products machine operators816Food and related products machine operators817Wood processing and papermaking plant operators818Other stationary plant and machine operators821Assemblers831Locomotive engine drivers and related workers832Car, van and motorcycle drivers833Heavy truck and bus drivers834Mobile plant operators835Ships' deck crews and related workers911Domestic, hotel and office cleaners and helpers912Vehicle, window, laundry and other hand cleaning workers921Agricultural, forestry and fishery labourers931Mining and construction labourers932Manufacturing labourers933Transport and storage labourers941Food preparation assistants951Street and related service workers952Street vendors (excluding food)961Refuse workers962Other elementary workersSysmissReading at workReading at workReading at workReading at workReading at workModule 5: Work Skills
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Q4. Do you (did you) read anything at this work, including very short notes or instructions that are only a few sentences long?No >>Q28172012691yes2noSysmissForms?Forms?Forms?Forms?Forms?Module 5: Work Skills
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Q5. As a regular part of this work, do you (did you) have to read the following….?
- Forms76122281yes2noSysmissBills?Bills?Bills?Bills?Bills?Module 5: Work Skills
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Q5. As a regular part of this work, do you (did you) have to read the following….?
- Bills76122281yes2noSysmissInstruction manuals?Instruction manuals?Instruction manuals?Instruction manuals?Instruction manuals?Module 5: Work Skills
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Q5. As a regular part of this work, do you (did you) have to read the following….?
- Instruction manuals/operatimg manuals76122281yes2noSysmissReports?Reports?Reports?Reports?Reports?Module 5: Work Skills
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Q5. As a regular part of this work, do you (did you) have to read the following….?
- Reports76122281yes2noSysmissNewspapers,magazines or books?Newspapers,magazines or books?Newspapers,magazines or books?Newspapers,magazines or books?Newspapers,magazines or books?Module 5: Work Skills
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Q5. As a regular part of this work, do you (did you) have to read the following….?
- Newspapers76122281yes2noSysmissOther?Other?Other?Other?Other?Module 5: Work Skills
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Q5. As a regular part of this work, do you (did you) have to read the following….?
- Other76122281yes2noSysmissQ5:other code1Q5:other code1Q5:other code1Q5:other code1Q5:other code12989SysmissQ5: OTHER (SPECIFY________________________Q5: OTHER (SPECIFY________________________Q5: OTHER (SPECIFY________________________Q5: OTHER (SPECIFY________________________Q5: OTHER (SPECIFY________________________Q5: Other2Q5: Other2Q5: Other2Q5: Other2Q5: Other229891yes2noSysmissQ5: Other code2Q5: Other code2Q5: Other code2Q5: Other code2Q5: Other code22989SysmissQ5: Other (SPECIFY__________________________Q5: Other (SPECIFY__________________________Q5: Other (SPECIFY__________________________Q5: Other (SPECIFY__________________________Q5: Other (SPECIFY__________________________Size - longest document that you read at workSize - longest document that you read at workSize - longest document that you read at workSize - longest document that you read at workSize - longest document that you read at workModule 5: Work Skills
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Q6. Among the things that you normally read at this work, what is the size of the longest document that you read?76122281one page or less22 to 5 pages36 to 10 pages411 to 25 pages5more than 25 pages6never reads at work9don't knowSysmissSize - longest document that you read outside workSize - longest document that you read outside workSize - longest document that you read outside workSize - longest document that you read outside workSize - longest document that you read outside workModule 5: Work Skills
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Q7. What about the documents that you normally read outside of this work? Over the past 12 months, what is the longest document that you have read?>>Q1176122281one page or less22 to 5 pages36 to 10 pages411 to 25 pages5more than 25 pages6never reads at work9don't knowSysmissDo you read outside work?Do you read outside work?Do you read outside work?Do you read outside work?Do you read outside work?Module 5: Work Skills
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Q8. Do you read anything in your life outside of work as [Occupation in Q.1 or Q.2] , including very short notes or instructions that are only a few sentences long?No >>Q1195920301yes2noSysmissE-mails outside work?E-mails outside work?E-mails outside work?E-mails outside work?E-mails outside work?Module 5: Work Skills
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Q9. Outside of work as [Occupation in Q.1 or Q.2], over the past 12 months have you read:
- E-mails42325661yes2noSysmissForms outside work?Forms outside work?Forms outside work?Forms outside work?Forms outside work?Module 5: Work Skills
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Q9. Outside of work as [Occupation in Q.1 or Q.2], over the past 12 months have you read:
- Forms42325661yes2noSysmissBills outside work?Bills outside work?Bills outside work?Bills outside work?Bills outside work?Module 5: Work Skills
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Q9. Outside of work as [Occupation in Q.1 or Q.2], over the past 12 months have you read:
- Bills or financial statements42325661yes2noSysmissInstruction manuals outside work?Instruction manuals outside work?Instruction manuals outside work?Instruction manuals outside work?Instruction manuals outside work?Module 5: Work Skills
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Q9. Outside of work as [Occupation in Q.1 or Q.2], over the past 12 months have you read:
- Instruction manuals/operating manuals42325661yes2noSysmissNewspapers, magazines or books outside work?Newspapers, magazines or books outside work?Newspapers, magazines or books outside work?Newspapers, magazines or books outside work?Newspapers, magazines or books outside work?Module 5: Work Skills
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Q9. Outside of work as [Occupation in Q.1 or Q.2], over the past 12 months have you read:
- Newspapers, magazines or books42325661yes2noSysmissOther outside work?Other outside work?Other outside work?Other outside work?Other outside work?Module 5: Work Skills
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Q9. Outside of work as [Occupation in Q.1 or Q.2], over the past 12 months have you read:
- Other41825711yes2noSysmissQ9_6:Other codeQ9_6:Other codeQ9_6:Other codeQ9_6:Other codeQ9_6:Other code2989SysmissQ9_6: OTHER (SPECIFY________________________)Q9_6: OTHER (SPECIFY________________________)Q9_6: OTHER (SPECIFY________________________)Q9_6: OTHER (SPECIFY________________________)Q9_6: OTHER (SPECIFY________________________)1BOODI POOJA BOOKSQ9_6:Other2Q9_6:Other2Q9_6:Other2Q9_6:Other2Q9_6:Other229891yes2noSysmissQ9_6: Other code2Q9_6: Other code2Q9_6: Other code2Q9_6: Other code2Q9_6: Other code22989SysmissQ9_6: OTHER (SPECIFY________________________)Q9_6: OTHER (SPECIFY________________________)Q9_6: OTHER (SPECIFY________________________)Q9_6: OTHER (SPECIFY________________________)Q9_6: OTHER (SPECIFY________________________)Size - longest document that you read outside workSize - longest document that you read outside workSize - longest document that you read outside workSize - longest document that you read outside workSize - longest document that you read outside workModule 5: Work Skills
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Q10. Thinking about the things you normally read outside of this work as [OCCUPATION], what is the longest document that you have read over the past 12 months?42325661one page or less22 to 5 pages36 to 10 pages411 to 25 pages5more than 25 pages6never reads at work9don't knowSysmissOn this work, did you fill out bills or forms?On this work, did you fill out bills or forms?On this work, did you fill out bills or forms?On this work, did you fill out bills or forms?On this work, did you fill out bills or forms?Module 5: Work Skills
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Q11. As part of this work, do you (did you) fill out bills or forms?172012691yes2noSysmissHave you ever written anything else at work?Have you ever written anything else at work?Have you ever written anything else at work?Have you ever written anything else at work?Have you ever written anything else at work?Module 5: Work Skills
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Q12. Do you (did you) ever have to write anything (else) at work, including very short notes, lists, or instructions that are only a few sentences long?No >>Q15172012691yes2noSysmissWhats the longest document you write/wrote at work?Whats the longest document you write/wrote at work?Whats the longest document you write/wrote at work?Whats the longest document you write/wrote at work?Whats the longest document you write/wrote at work?Module 5: Work Skills
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Q13. Thinking about all the things you normally write (wrote) at work, what is the longest document that you write (wrote) ?70522841one page or less22 to 5 pages36 to 10 pages411 to 25 pages5more than 25 pages6never reads at work9don't knowSysmissWhats the longest document you wrote outside work?Whats the longest document you wrote outside work?Whats the longest document you wrote outside work?Whats the longest document you wrote outside work?Whats the longest document you wrote outside work?Module 5: Work Skills
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Q14. Thinking about all the things you normally write outside of work as [Occupation ], what is the longest document that you wrote in the past 12 months?>>Q1870522841one page or less22 to 5 pages36 to 10 pages411 to 25 pages5more than 25 pages6never reads at work9don't knowSysmissHave you filled bills or forms outside work?Have you filled bills or forms outside work?Have you filled bills or forms outside work?Have you filled bills or forms outside work?Have you filled bills or forms outside work?Module 5: Work Skills
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Q15. Over the past 12 months outside of work as [Occupation] have you filled out bills or forms (such as government forms, application forms, etc)?101519741yes2noSysmissDo you write anything that is a few sentences long outside work?Do you write anything that is a few sentences long outside work?Do you write anything that is a few sentences long outside work?Do you write anything that is a few sentences long outside work?Do you write anything that is a few sentences long outside work?Module 5: Work Skills
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Q16. Thinking of your life outside of this work, do you write anything, including very short notes, lists, or instructions that are only a few sentences long?No >>Q18101519741yes2noSysmissWhats the longest document that you have written?Whats the longest document that you have written?Whats the longest document that you have written?Whats the longest document that you have written?Whats the longest document that you have written?Module 5: Work Skills
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Q17. Over the past 12 months, what is the longest document that you have written outside of this work?24927401one page or less22 to 5 pages36 to 10 pages411 to 25 pages5more than 25 pages6never reads at work9don't knowSysmissMeasure sizes, weights, distances at work?Measure sizes, weights, distances at work?Measure sizes, weights, distances at work?Measure sizes, weights, distances at work?Measure sizes, weights, distances at work?Module 5: Work Skills
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Q18. As a normal part of this work, do you (did you) do any of the following... ?
- Measure or estimate sizes, weights, distances, etc172012691yes2noSysmissCalculate prices or costs at work?Calculate prices or costs at work?Calculate prices or costs at work?Calculate prices or costs at work?Calculate prices or costs at work?Module 5: Work Skills
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Q18. As a normal part of this work, do you (did you) do any of the following... ?
- Calculate prices or costs172012691yes2noSysmissUse or calculate fractions or decimals at work?Use or calculate fractions or decimals at work?Use or calculate fractions or decimals at work?Use or calculate fractions or decimals at work?Use or calculate fractions or decimals at work?Module 5: Work Skills
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Q18. As a normal part of this work, do you (did you) do any of the following... ?
- Use or calculate fractions, decimals or percentages172012691yes2noSysmissPerform any other multiplication or division at work?Perform any other multiplication or division at work?Perform any other multiplication or division at work?Perform any other multiplication or division at work?Perform any other multiplication or division at work?Module 5: Work Skills
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Q18. As a normal part of this work, do you (did you) do any of the following... ?
- Perform any other multiplication or division172012691yes2noSysmissAdvanced math at work?Advanced math at work?Advanced math at work?Advanced math at work?Advanced math at work?Module 5: Work Skills
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Q18. As a normal part of this work, do you (did you) do any of the following... ?
- Use more advanced math, such as algebra, geometry, trigonometry, etc.172012691yes2noSysmissUse (other) at work?Use (other) at work?Use (other) at work?Use (other) at work?Use (other) at work?Module 5: Work Skills
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Q18. As a normal part of this work, do you (did you) do any of the following... ?
- Other maths172012691yes2noSysmissQ18_6: Other code1Q18_6: Other code1Q18_6: Other code1Q18_6: Other code1Q18_6: Other code12989SysmissQ18_6: OTHER MATHS (SPECIFY ___________________________)Q18_6: OTHER MATHS (SPECIFY ___________________________)Q18_6: OTHER MATHS (SPECIFY ___________________________)Q18_6: OTHER MATHS (SPECIFY ___________________________)Q18_6: OTHER MATHS (SPECIFY ___________________________)Q18-6: Other2Q18-6: Other2Q18-6: Other2Q18-6: Other2Q18-6: Other229891yes2noSysmissQ18_6: Other code2Q18_6: Other code2Q18_6: Other code2Q18_6: Other code2Q18_6: Other code22989SysmissQ18_6: OTHER (SPECIFY_______________________)Q18_6: OTHER (SPECIFY_______________________)Q18_6: OTHER (SPECIFY_______________________)Q18_6: OTHER (SPECIFY_______________________)Q18_6: OTHER (SPECIFY_______________________)Measure sizes, weights or distances outside work?Measure sizes, weights or distances outside work?Measure sizes, weights or distances outside work?Measure sizes, weights or distances outside work?Measure sizes, weights or distances outside work?Module 5: Work Skills
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Q19. As part of your life outside of work as [Occupation ], have you done any of the following in the past 12 months ?
- easure or estimate sizes, weights, distances, etc172012691yes2noSysmissCalculate prices or costs outside work?Calculate prices or costs outside work?Calculate prices or costs outside work?Calculate prices or costs outside work?Calculate prices or costs outside work?Module 5: Work Skills
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Q19. As part of your life outside of work as [Occupation ], have you done any of the following in the past 12 months ?
- Calculate prices or costs172012691yes2noSysmissUse or calculate fractions or decimals outside work?Use or calculate fractions or decimals outside work?Use or calculate fractions or decimals outside work?Use or calculate fractions or decimals outside work?Use or calculate fractions or decimals outside work?Module 5: Work Skills
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Q19. As part of your life outside of work as [Occupation ], have you done any of the following in the past 12 months ?
- Use or calculate fractions, decimals or percentages172012691yes2noSysmissPerform any other multiplication or division outside work?Perform any other multiplication or division outside work?Perform any other multiplication or division outside work?Perform any other multiplication or division outside work?Perform any other multiplication or division outside work?Module 5: Work Skills
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Q19. As part of your life outside of work as [Occupation ], have you done any of the following in the past 12 months ?
- Perform any other multiplication or division172012691yes2noSysmissUse advanced math outside work?Use advanced math outside work?Use advanced math outside work?Use advanced math outside work?Use advanced math outside work?Module 5: Work Skills
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Q19. As part of your life outside of work as [Occupation ], have you done any of the following in the past 12 months ?
- Use more advanced math, such as algebra, geometry, trigonometry, etc.172012691yes2noSysmissUse (other) outside work?Use (other) outside work?Use (other) outside work?Use (other) outside work?Use (other) outside work?Module 5: Work Skills
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Q19. As part of your life outside of work as [Occupation ], have you done any of the following in the past 12 months ?
- Other maths172012691yes2noSysmissQ19_6: Other code 1Q19_6: Other code 1Q19_6: Other code 1Q19_6: Other code 1Q19_6: Other code 12989SysmissQ19_6: OTHER MATHS (SPECIFY ___________________________)Q19_6: OTHER MATHS (SPECIFY ___________________________)Q19_6: OTHER MATHS (SPECIFY ___________________________)Q19_6: OTHER MATHS (SPECIFY ___________________________)Q19_6: OTHER MATHS (SPECIFY ___________________________)Q19_6: Other2Q19_6: Other2Q19_6: Other2Q19_6: Other2Q19_6: Other229891yes2noSysmissq19_6: other code2q19_6: other code2q19_6: other code2q19_6: other code2q19_6: other code22989SysmissQ19_6: OTHER (SPECIFY________________________)Q19_6: OTHER (SPECIFY________________________)Q19_6: OTHER (SPECIFY________________________)Q19_6: OTHER (SPECIFY________________________)Q19_6: OTHER (SPECIFY________________________)Did lack of writting skills in [official language] give you trouble?Did lack of writting skills in [official language] give you trouble?Did lack of writting skills in [official language] give you trouble?Did lack of writting skills in [official language] give you trouble?Did lack of writting skills in [official language] give you trouble?Module 5: Work Skills
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Q20. Has a lack of reading and writing skills in [Official language] ever kept you from getting a job, a promotion, or a pay rise, or held you back from advancing your business/ your own account activity?>>Module 5B, pg38172012691yes2no9don't knowSysmissDo you read anything that is a few sentences long?Do you read anything that is a few sentences long?Do you read anything that is a few sentences long?Do you read anything that is a few sentences long?Do you read anything that is a few sentences long?These questions are general questions about daily activities over the past 12 months. Not all the questions will apply to you, but I have to ask them all. When I speak of reading and writing that can be on paper or on computers.Module 5: Work Skills
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Q21. Do you read anything, including very short notes or instructions that are only a few sentences long?No >>Q24126317261yes2no9don't knowSysmissE-mails?E-mails?E-mails?E-mails?E-mails?Module 5: Work Skills
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Q22. Thinking of the past 12 months, as a normal part of your life, have you read ...?
- E-mails92520641yes2noSysmissForms?Forms?Forms?Forms?Forms?Module 5: Work Skills
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Q22. Thinking of the past 12 months, as a normal part of your life, have you read ...?
- Forms92520641yes2noSysmissBills?Bills?Bills?Bills?Bills?Module 5: Work Skills
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Q22. Thinking of the past 12 months, as a normal part of your life, have you read ...?
- Bills or financial statements92520641yes2noSysmissInstruction manuals?Instruction manuals?Instruction manuals?Instruction manuals?Instruction manuals?Module 5: Work Skills
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Q22. Thinking of the past 12 months, as a normal part of your life, have you read ...?
- Instruction manuals/ operating manuals92520641yes2noSysmissNewspapers, magazines or books?Newspapers, magazines or books?Newspapers, magazines or books?Newspapers, magazines or books?Newspapers, magazines or books?Module 5: Work Skills
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Q22. Thinking of the past 12 months, as a normal part of your life, have you read ...?
- Newspapers, magazines, or books92520641yes2noSysmissOther?Other?Other?Other?Other?Module 5: Work Skills
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Q22. Thinking of the past 12 months, as a normal part of your life, have you read ...?
- Other92520641yes2noSysmissQ22_6: Other code1Q22_6: Other code1Q22_6: Other code1Q22_6: Other code1Q22_6: Other code12989SysmissQ22_6: OTHER (SPECIFY________________________)Q22_6: OTHER (SPECIFY________________________)Q22_6: OTHER (SPECIFY________________________)Q22_6: OTHER (SPECIFY________________________)Q22_6: OTHER (SPECIFY________________________)Q22_6: Other2Q22_6: Other2Q22_6: Other2Q22_6: Other2Q22_6: Other229891yes2noSysmissQ22_6:Other code2Q22_6:Other code2Q22_6:Other code2Q22_6:Other code2Q22_6:Other code22989SysmissQ22_6: OTHER (SPECIFY____________________)Q22_6: OTHER (SPECIFY____________________)Q22_6: OTHER (SPECIFY____________________)Q22_6: OTHER (SPECIFY____________________)Q22_6: OTHER (SPECIFY____________________)Size - longest document that you read in last 12 monthsSize - longest document that you read in last 12 monthsSize - longest document that you read in last 12 monthsSize - longest document that you read in last 12 monthsSize - longest document that you read in last 12 monthsModule 5: Work Skills
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Q23. Thinking about all the things you have read over the past 12 months, what is the size of the longest document that you have read?92520641one page or less22 to 5 pages36 to 10 pages411 to 25 pages5more than 25 pages6never reads at work9don't knowSysmissHave you filled out bills or forms?Have you filled out bills or forms?Have you filled out bills or forms?Have you filled out bills or forms?Have you filled out bills or forms?Module 5: Work Skills
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Q24. Over the past 12 months, have you filled out bills or forms (such as government forms, application forms, etc)?126317261yes2noSysmissHave you written lists or notes a few sentences long?Have you written lists or notes a few sentences long?Have you written lists or notes a few sentences long?Have you written lists or notes a few sentences long?Have you written lists or notes a few sentences long?Module 5: Work Skills
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Q25. Thinking of the past 12 months, have you written anything (else) including very short lists, notes or instructions that are only a few sentences long?No >>Q27126317261yes2noSysmisswhats the size of the longest document you wrote?whats the size of the longest document you wrote?whats the size of the longest document you wrote?whats the size of the longest document you wrote?whats the size of the longest document you wrote?Module 5: Work Skills
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Q26. Thinking about all the things you normally write, what is the size of the longest document that you wrote in the past 12 months?61323761one page or less22 to 5 pages36 to 10 pages411 to 25 pages5more than 25 pages6never reads at work9don't knowSysmissMeasured sizes weights or distances?Measured sizes weights or distances?Measured sizes weights or distances?Measured sizes weights or distances?Measured sizes weights or distances?Module 5: Work Skills
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Q27. Thinking of your activities over the past 12 months, have you done any of the following ?
- Measure or estimate sizes, weights, distances, etc126317261yes2noSysmissCalculated prices or costs?Calculated prices or costs?Calculated prices or costs?Calculated prices or costs?Calculated prices or costs?Module 5: Work Skills
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Q27. Thinking of your activities over the past 12 months, have you done any of the following ?
- Calculate prices or costs126317261yes2noSysmissUse or calculate fractions?Use or calculate fractions?Use or calculate fractions?Use or calculate fractions?Use or calculate fractions?Module 5: Work Skills
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Q27. Thinking of your activities over the past 12 months, have you done any of the following ?
- Use or calculate fractions, decimals or percentages126317261yes2noSysmissPerformed any multiplication or division?Performed any multiplication or division?Performed any multiplication or division?Performed any multiplication or division?Performed any multiplication or division?Module 5: Work Skills
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Q27. Thinking of your activities over the past 12 months, have you done any of the following ?
- Perform any other multiplication or division126317261yes2noSysmissUsed more advanced math?Used more advanced math?Used more advanced math?Used more advanced math?Used more advanced math?Module 5: Work Skills
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Q27. Thinking of your activities over the past 12 months, have you done any of the following ?
- Use more advanced math, such as algebra, geometry, trigonometry, etc.126317261yes2noSysmissOther specificationOther specificationOther specificationOther specificationOther specificationModule 5: Work Skills
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Q27. Thinking of your activities over the past 12 months, have you done any of the following ?
- Other maths126317261yes2noSysmissQ27_6: Other code1Q27_6: Other code1Q27_6: Other code1Q27_6: Other code1Q27_6: Other code12989SysmissQ27: OTHER MATHS SPECIFY ___________________________Q27: OTHER MATHS SPECIFY ___________________________Q27: OTHER MATHS SPECIFY ___________________________Q27: OTHER MATHS SPECIFY ___________________________Q27: OTHER MATHS SPECIFY ___________________________Q27_6: Other2Q27_6: Other2Q27_6: Other2Q27_6: Other2Q27_6: Other229891yes2noSysmissQ27_6: Other code2Q27_6: Other code2Q27_6: Other code2Q27_6: Other code2Q27_6: Other code22989SysmissQ27_6; OTHER (SPECIFY_________________________)Q27_6; OTHER (SPECIFY_________________________)Q27_6; OTHER (SPECIFY_________________________)Q27_6; OTHER (SPECIFY_________________________)Q27_6; OTHER (SPECIFY_________________________)Has a lack of reading a writing [official language] kept you from doing somethinHas a lack of reading a writing [official language] kept you from doing somethinHas a lack of reading a writing [official language] kept you from doing somethinHas a lack of reading a writing [official language] kept you from doing somethinHas a lack of reading a writing [official language] kept you from doing somethinModule 5: Work Skills
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Q28. Has a lack of reading and writing skills in [Official language] ever kept you from getting a job, a promotion, or a pay rise, or held you back from advancing your business/ own account activity?126317261yes2no3never applied for a job or started a busssines9dont knowSysmissRespondent work in the last 7 days or 12 months?Respondent work in the last 7 days or 12 months?Respondent work in the last 7 days or 12 months?Respondent work in the last 7 days or 12 months?Respondent work in the last 7 days or 12 months?Module 5: Work Skills
Part B: Skills At Work
Q1. Interviewer: Did this respondent work in the past 7 days or past 12 months? (Check Q.1 and Q.2, Module (5)A, page 34)Yes>>Write the Occupation from Module 5A, Q1 or Q2
No>>Q25298361yes2noSysmissQ1: Occupation codeQ1: Occupation codeQ1: Occupation codeQ1: Occupation codeQ1: Occupation code1720126911Commissioned armed forces officers21Non-commissioned armed forces officers31Armed forces occupations, other ranks111Legislators and senior officials112Managing directors and chief executives121Business services and administration managers122Sales, marketing and development managers131Production managers in agriculture, forestry and fisheries132Manufacturing, mining, construction, and distribution manage133Information and communications technology service managers134Professional services managers141Hotel and restaurant managers142Retail and wholesale trade managers143Other services managers211Physical and earth science professionals212Mathematicians, actuaries and statisticians213Life science professionals214Engineering professionals (excluding electrotechnology)215Electrotechnology engineers216Architects, planners, surveyors and designers221Medical doctors222Nursing and midwifery professionals223Traditional and complementary medicine professionals224Paramedical practitioners225Veterinarians226Other health professionals231University and higher education teachers232Vocational education teachers233Secondary education teachers234Primary school and early childhood teachers235Other teaching professionals241Finance professionals242Administration professionals243Sales, marketing and public relations professionals251Software and applications developers and analysts252Database and network professionals261Legal professionals262Librarians, archivists and curators263Social and religious professionals264Authors, journalists and linguists265Creative and performing artists311Physical and engineering science technicians312Mining, manufacturing and construction supervisors313Process control technicians314Life science technicians and related associate professionals315Ship and aircraft controllers and technicians321Medical and pharmaceutical technicians322Nursing and midwifery associate professionals323Traditional and complementary medicine associate professiona324Veterinary technicians and assistants325Other health associate professionals331Financial and mathematical associate professionals332Sales and purchasing agents and brokers333Business services agents334Administrative and specialized secretaries335Regulatory government associate professionals341Legal, social and religious associate professionals342Sports and fitness workers343Artistic, cultural and culinary associate professionals351Information and communications technology operations and use352Telecommunications and broadcasting technicians411General office clerks412Secretaries (general)413Keyboard operators421Tellers, money collectors and related clerks422Client information workers431Numerical clerks432Material-recording and transport clerks441Other clerical support workers511Travel attendants, conductors and guides512Cooks513Waiters and bartenders514Hairdressers, beauticians and related workers515Building and housekeeping supervisors516Other personal services workers521Street and market salespersons522Shop salespersons523Cashiers and ticket clerks524Other sales workers531Child care workers and teachers' aides532Personal care workers in health services541Protective services workers611Market gardeners and crop growers612Animal producers613Mixed crop and animal producers621Forestry and related workers622Fishery workers, hunters and trappers631Subsistence crop farmers632Subsistence livestock farmers633Subsistence mixed crop and livestock farmers634Subsistence fishers, hunters, trappers and gatherers711Building frame and related trades workers712Building finishers and related trades workers713Painters, building structure cleaners and related trades wor721Sheet and structural metal workers, moulders and welders, an722Blacksmiths, toolmakers and related trades workers723Machinery mechanics and repairers731Handicraft workers732Printing trades workers741Electrical equipment installers and repairers742Electronics and telecommunications installers and repairers751Food processing and related trades workers752Wood treaters, cabinet-makers and related trades workers753Garment and related trades workers754Other craft and related workers811Mining and mineral processing plant operators812Metal processing and finishing plant operators813Chemical and photographic products plant and machine operato814Rubber, plastic and paper products machine operators815Textile, fur and leather products machine operators816Food and related products machine operators817Wood processing and papermaking plant operators818Other stationary plant and machine operators821Assemblers831Locomotive engine drivers and related workers832Car, van and motorcycle drivers833Heavy truck and bus drivers834Mobile plant operators835Ships' deck crews and related workers911Domestic, hotel and office cleaners and helpers912Vehicle, window, laundry and other hand cleaning workers921Agricultural, forestry and fishery labourers931Mining and construction labourers932Manufacturing labourers933Transport and storage labourers941Food preparation assistants951Street and related service workers952Street vendors (excluding food)961Refuse workers962Other elementary workersSysmissQ1_1: Write the occupationQ1_1: Write the occupationQ1_1: Write the occupationQ1_1: Write the occupationQ1_1: Write the occupation1710A SALES ASSISTANTA SHOP OWNERA/C MACHANICAC MECHANIC (INTOR)ACCOUNT CLERKACCOUNT EXECUTIVEACCOUNT SECTIONACCOUNTANTACCOUNTENTACCOUNTING ASSITANACCOUNTS ASSISTANTACCOUNTS CLERKACCOUNTS EXECUTIVEACCOUNTS KEEPINGACCOUNTS KEEPING IN THE FAMILY BUSINESSAGRECULTUREAGRICALTURAL ASSISTANTAGRICALTUREAGRICULTERAL, FORESTRY AND FISHERY LABOURERS.AGRICULTUAL ACTIVITIESAGRICULTURAL INSTRUCTORAGRICULTURAL WORKAGRICULTURAL, FORESTERY AND FISHERY LABOURES.AGRICULTUREAGRICULTURE AND LIVESTOCKSAGRIEUTURAL RESARCH AND PRODUCTION ASSISTANTAIR PILOTALUMINIUM TITTINGSALUMINUM FABRICATORANIMAL HUSBAMDRYANIMAL HUSBANDRYANNOUNCERAQREECULTERE.AQRICULTARLARCHITECTARCHITECTUREARDOTORARMED FORCES OCCUPATIONS, OTHER RANKS.ARMY CORPRALART AND CRAFTMANARTIFICIAL FLOWER MAKERASSEMBLERSASSISTANTASSISTANT - COOKASSISTANT ACCOUNTANTASSISTANT CLERKASSISTANT DIRECTOR - COMMERCEASSISTANT FIELD OFFICERASSISTANT LAND HARDING AND PLANNING OFFICERASSISTANT MANAGER-BANKASSISTANT TECHICIAN RAILWAY CARRIGES.ASSISTANT-FOR A TEACHERASSOCIATED PROFESSORASTROLOGISTASTROLOGYATTENDENTATTENDENT HEALTH SERVICESATTENDENTSAUDIT CLERKAUTO - ELECTRICIONAUTO MECHANICAUTO MECHNICAUTO-MECHANICAYURVEDIC DOCTORBABY SITTINGBANANA CULTRIVATOR.BANK CLERKBANK CLERK.BANK OFFICERBEAUTICIANBEAUTICIAN HAIR DRESSERBEAUTICULTTUREBEAUTICULTUREBEAUTY CULTUREBEAUTY CULTURINGBEEDI MANUFACTURINGBEEDI MANUFACTURERBETAL FARMINGBETEL SELLERBILL CLERKBILL CLERK IN A WHRLESALE SHOP.BILLINGBINDERBLACKSMITHBOOK-KEEPERBRANCH MANAGERBRICK MAKERBRICK MANUFACTURERBRICKS MAKINGBRICKS MANUFACTURINGBRIDAL DECORATION AND HAIR STYLESBROKER (MARRIGE)BROKER VEHICLESBUILDING CONSTRUCTIONBUILDING CONTRACTORBUILDING MATERIAL TRUCLEBUILDING METERIALS SELLINGBULLDING FINISHERS AND RELATED TRADES WORKERS.BUS DRIVERBUSINESSBUSINESS DEVELOPING OFFICERBUSINESS DEVELOPMENT OFFICERBUSINESS MANBUSINESS MANAGERBUSINESS PARTNERBUSINESS-BAKERY PRODUCTSBUSINESS.BUSINESSMANBUSINESSMAN (COCONUTS)BUSINESSMAN (FABRIC PRINTER)BUSINESSMAN - CHILLIE POWDERBUSINESSMAN - HARDWARE TECHNOLOGYBUSINESSMAN-GLOCERBUSINESSMAN.BUSNESSBUSSINESS DEVELOPMENT MANNAGERBUSSINESS MANBUYING COCONUT OIL MARKETING AND DISTRIBUTIONBUYING SPAREPARTS FOR HARDWARECAB SERVICE RENT A CARCAKE MAKERCALTIVALIONCAR SALESCAR VAN AND MOTOR CYCLE DRIVERS,CARING FOR A DISABLED PERSONCARPENTERCARPENTRYCARPENTRY CO - WORKER LABOURCARPENTRY WORKCARSALE OWNERCASHIERCASHIERING OFFICERCASHIERS AND TICKES CLERNS.CATERING SERVICECEMENT BRICK MAKERCHEFCHEF OFFICERCHICKEN FARMINGCHIEF MANAGMENT ASSISTENTCHIEF STORES OFFICERCHILD DEVELOPMENT OFFICERCIGOR MANUFACTURINGCLEANERCLEARANCE OF EXPORTS AND IMPORT GOODSCLEARKCLENING AND MAKINGCLERKCLERK ACCOUNTSCLERK IN RACE BOOTH.CLERNERCLERYYCLIENT INFORMATION WORKERCLOTH BUSINESS WITH SISTER.CLOTH SEWINGCO-ORDINATING BUDDHIST OFFAIRSCOACH CRICKETCOCONUT COLLECTIONCOCONUT PLANTATIONCOCUNUT BUSINESSCOIRE PRODUT MANUFATHRINGCOLLECTING MONEYCOLONEL - SRI LANKA ARMYCOMMISSIONERCOMPUTER GRAPHICS DESIGNERCOMPUTER INSTRUCTORCOMPUTER OPERATORCOMPUTER OPERATOR - ( SRI LANAKA NAVY )COMPUTER OPERETOR STUDIOCOMPUTER SOFTWARE ENGINEERCOMPUTER TECHNICIANCOMPUTER-OPERATOR.CONDUCTORCONDUCTOR-PRIVATE BUSCONFECTIONERCONFECTIONERYCONFECTONERY TRADE.CONFEETIONERY TRADECONSTRUCTION SUPERVISORCONSULTENCONTEEN OWNERCONTRACTORCOOKCOOK- HOTELCOOKINGCOOKING FOOD FOR ODER AND SELLINGCOOKING FOOD FOR SCHOOLCOOLIECOOPERATIVE MANAGERCOORDINALING OFFICERCOPRA PRODUCERCORDINATORCORPENTERCORPOAEL-ARMY.CORPORAL - STPRES.SRI LANAKA ARMYCORPORAL ARMYCOURIER SERVICECOURT CLERKCOUSTAMER SERVICES OFFICER.CRICKET CAOTCHCROFTSMAN-WOODCRUSHER OPERETORCUITIVATIONCULITIVATIONCULTIATIONCULTIRATIONCULTIVALION OF VEGETABLESCULTIVATINGCULTIVATIONCULTIVATION AND ANIMALS HUSBADRY.CULTIVATION OF BETALCULTIVATION OF MINOR CROPSCULTIVATION OF PADDYCULTIVATION OF VEGETABLESCULTIVATION-TAPPING RUBBER FOR LATEXCULTIVATION.CULTIVATIONAL WORKCULTIVATORCULTIVATOR PADDT, VEGETABLES TEC;CULTURALAL OFFICER.CUSTERMER CARECUSTODIAN HOUSECUSTODION TEMPLE DEITYCUSTOMER SERVICECUSTOMER SERVICE OFFICERCUTTING CLOTHES AND SEWINGCUTTING OPARATORCUTTING OPERATORDAILY RENTAL WORKERDANCING TEACHERDATADEALER IN DRAPERYDEALER-CLOTHESDEALING ON MOTOR SPARE PARTSDELIVERING AND COLLECTIING CASH.DEPOT INSPECTORDEVELOPMENT ASSISTANTDEVELOPMENT ASSISTANT.DEVELOPMENT OFFICER(AGREATION)DISTRIBUTION OF CONSNMALES.DISTRIBUTION OF INDIGENOUS DRUGS.DOCTORDRAUGHTMANDRAUGHTSMENDREES MAKINGDRESS IRONINGDRESS MAKERDRESS MAKER - LADIES WEARDRESS MAKINGDRESS MAKING LADIES AND CHILDREN'S CLOTHSDRESS MAKING.DRESS SELLERDRESS SEWINGDRIVE MY OWN THREE - WHEELERDRIVERDRIVER (SELF EMPLOYED)DRIVER - HELPERDRIVER - MOTOR VEHICLESDRIVER - THREE WHEELERDRIVER HELPERDRIVER THREE WHEELERDRIVER- HAVEY VEHICALS.DRIVER- HEAVY VEHICALSDRIVER- PRADESHIYA SABADRIVER- PRIVATE BUS.0DRIVER-AIR FOCEDRIVER-HEAVY VEHICLEDRIVER-HEAVY VEHICLESDRIVER-HELPERDRIVER-THREE-WHEELER.DRIVER-VANDRIVINGDRIVING LORRIESEAKLE AND CODGENSEAKLE BROOM MAKEREAKLE BROOM PRODUCTIONEAKLE MAKINGEGG SELLINGELECTORIC APPLIANCES REPAIRINGELECTRICAL ENGINEERINGELECTRICIANELECTRICIAN HOUSE WIRINGELECTRICION.ELECTRONIC ENGINEERELECTRONIC TECHNICIANELECTRONSCE GARMENT ASSISTANTEMPLOYERENGINIERING ASSISTANTENGRAVINGESATATE WORKERESTATE LABOUREVENING TUTION TEACHEREXECTIVE ACCOUNTSEXECUTIVEEXECUTIVE - HUMAN RESOURCESEXECUTIVE BANKEXECUTIVE-ACCOUNTSEXECUTIVE-MARKETINGEXECUTIVE-SERVICESFAMILY HEALTH CARE SERVICEFAMILY HEALTH WORKERFAMILY LABOURFAMINGFARM LABOURERFARME WORKERFARMERFARMER - GINGERFARMINGFIELD OFFICERFILTTER - (TINKERING)FIRE WOOD CUTTINGFISH CUTTINGFISH TRADEFISH TRODEFISHERMANFISHINGFISHING INDUSTRYFISHING LABERFIXING DISH TV ANTANAFIXING ENGINE PARTSFLORISTFLOW CLEANINGFLOWER NURSERY KEEPERFOOD AND SERVICE SUPPLING.FOOD COOKING AND SELLINGFOOD PREPARATION ASSISTANTFOOD PROCESSING AND RELATED TRADES WORKERSFOOD SUPPLIER - STRING HOPPERSFORMANFORMERING.FRESJ WATER FISHINGFRUIT SELLER.FUNITNRE MANUFATURE WORKERGARDEN PLANLINGGARDEN WORKGARDENERGARDENINGGARDENING AND PLANTINGGARDENING BANANA AND VEGETABLESGARDENING WORKGARDENING.GARDINGGARMENT AND OTHER RELATED TRADES WORKERSGARMENT AND OTHER RELATED TRADES WORKERS.GARMENT AND RELATED TRADES WORKERSGARMENT MANAGER- COPERATIVESGARMENT TRADEGARMENT WORKERGARMENT WORKER.GARMENTS MANUFACTRING AND SELLINGGARMENTS MANUFACTURINGGATEMAN- SRI LANKA RAILWAYGEM MERCHANTGEM-MINERGENARAL OFFICE CLERKSGLOVE - STITCHINGGOAL FARMING.GOLD SMITHGOLDSITHYGOLDSMITHYGOVERNMENT MANAGEMENT ASSISTANT (REGISTER)GRADUATE TEACHERGRADUATE TRAINEEGRAFIO DISIGNINGGRAINDING MILLS.GRAMA NILADARIGRAMA SEVEKAGRAMA SEWA NILADARIGRAME NILADHARIGRINDING TEA LEAVESGROCERGROCERIE BUSINESSGROCERYGROCERY,SELF EMPLOYMENTGROCERY.GRPCERE BISINESSHABOUR WORKHAIR DRESSERHAIR DRESSINGHANDISRAFTS REES BASEDHANDYCRAFTS MAKERHEAVY VEHICLE DRIVERHELPERHELPER - COOKERYHELPER - GARMENT TRADEHELPER - PAKINGHELPER - SEWING OPERATORSHELPER - TALI POT WAREHELPER CARPENTRYHELPER CHENA CULTIVATIONHELPER COOKINGHELPER FISH STALLHELPER LACE MAKINGHELPER MASONRYHELPER SORGHUM PLANTATIONHELPER- CINNAMON FEELER.HELPER- CULTIRATIONHELPER- INDIGEOUS MEDICAL TREATMENT CENTERHELPER- MASONRYHELPER- VEGETABLE MARKETING.HELPER-ADVERTISING AGENCYHELPER-FOOD PRODUCTIONHELPER-MASONRYHELPER-SEWINGHELPER-SWING CENTERHELPING ANIMAL HUSBARDRYHELPING PADDY CULTIVATIONHEN FARMINGHOME GARDENINGHOME-GARDENINIGHOSEMAIDHOSPITAL LABOURERHOTEL BUSINESSHOTEL COOKHOTEL MANAGERHOTEL OWNERHOUSE MAIDHOUSE MAID (OVERSEAS)HOUSE WIRINGHOUSE-MAIDHOUSEMAIDHUMAN RSOURCES EXECUTIVEHUSKING COCONUTSHYDROLIC WORKERIMPORT AND EXPORT MANAGERIN AN ADVERTISING FORMIN CHANGE OF A TEA ESTATE.INSPECTING APPARELS.INSPECTOR (CUSTOMS)INSTRUCTOR IN ENGLISHINSURANCE AGENTIRON BUKET MANUFACTURERISSUING AIR TICKETJANITORJOSS STICK MAKINGJOSS STICKS MAKINGJOSS STICKS TRADEJOURNALISTJUNIOR-EXECUTIVE-BANKKEEPING A GROCERYLAB ASSISTANTLAB TECHNICIANLABALING SOAPLABARINGLABORATORY TECHINICIANLABOUERLABOUER COIR FACTORYLABOURLABOUR ( COOLIE )LABOUR (CUSHION WORK)LABOUR TREE CUTTINGLABOUR WORKLABOURERLABOURER - TEA ESTATELABOURER - WATER DISTRUBTIONLABOURER -DISTRIBUTIONLABOURER COIR PRODUCTIONLABOURER RUBBER ESTATESLABOURER TEA ESTATELABOURER TEA FACTORYLABOURER-PACKETINGLABOURER-TEA CESTATELABOURER.LABOURERSLABOURINGLABOURING COOLIELANDMASTER DRIVER.LANGUAGE COURSE CONDUCTORLATHE MACHINE OPERATORLATHE MACHINISTLECTURERLECTURER - HOTEL COOKERYLEGAL CONSULARLEGAL PROFFESSIONLIBRARY ASSISTANTLIBRORY ASSISTANTLIVESTOCK-POUTRY KEEPING.LOADING CARTOON BOXESLOBOURER OIL MILLLODGE OWNERLOGISTIC ASSISTEN & DRIVERLORRY DRIERLOTTERU TICKET SELLERLPUCKING TEA TEAVES.LUNCH PACK SELLINGMACHANICMACHINEMACHINE OPERATERMACHINE OPERATORMACHINE OPERATOR ( GARMENTS )MACHINE OPERATOR.MACHINE OPERETORMACHINERY MECHANICS AND REPAIRERS.MACHING OPERATORMACHING OPERTOR (GARMENTS)MACHINISTMACHNE OPERATORMAKING BITESMAKING STRING AND ROPESMAKING STRING HOPPERSMAKING VADAIMALE NURSEMANAGEMANTMANAGEMENT ASSISTANTMANAGEMENT ASSISTANT (GOVERNMENT)MANAGEMENT ASSISTANT.MANAGERMANAGER TEMPORARYMANAGER- BUILDING MATERIALSMANAGER-INSURANCEMANAGING A WORKSHOP (LATNE MACHINE)MANAGING DIRECTORMANAGING DIRECTOR.MANAGMENT ASSISTANT(STATE)MANEGERMANEGER-INFORMATION TECHNOLOGYMANGO SELLINGMARCKET BUSINESS MANMARKET GARDENERS AND CROP GROWERSMARKETING EXECUTIVEMARKETING MANAGERMARKETING- PROMOTIONS.MARKING ASSISTANTMASONMASON HELPERMASON WORK HELPERMASON WORKERMASONRYMASONRY ASSISTANTMASONSMASON[MASSENGERMAT MAKINGMATING HOPPERS & SELLING.MECHANICMECHANIC-THREE WHEELERSMESONMETER READERMIL WORKERMILL WORKERMINERMIXED CROP ULTIVATIONMOTER MACHANICMOTER MECHANICMOTOR MECHANICMOTOR MECHNICMURSARY TEACHERNATIONAL DETANCE SERVICENIGHT TIME SECUARITY OFFICERNURSENURSE- (NURSING)NURSINGNURSING OFFICERNURSING AND MID WIFERY PROFESSTINALS.NURSING TRANER.OFFICE ASSISTANTOFFICE ASSISTANT (PEON)OFFICE BOYOFFICE PEONOP MANAGEROPERATING A FORD PROCESSING MACHINEOPERATING A TRANSPORT SERVICEOPERATING INFORMATION TECHNOLOGYOPERATORORNAMATAL FISS BREEDING AND SELLINGOTHER CARFT AND RELATED TRADES WORKERSOTHER ELEMENATANS WORKERSOTHER ELEMENTRY WORKERSOTHER PERSONAL ERVICE WORKERS.OTHER PERSONAL SERVICE WORKERS.OTHER PERSONAL SERVICER WORKERSOTHER SALES WORKERSOTHER SALES WORKERS.OVERSEER TEA LEAVESOWN BUSINESSOWNEROWNER - GROCERYOWNER - HARDWARE TRADEOWNER GRINDING MILLOWNER GROCERYOWNER-BUILDING MATERIALS COMPANYOWNER-GLOCERY.PACKETINGOF SPICES LIKE CHILLIES ETC,PACKING LABOURINGPACKING SHOESPACKING WORKERPACTORY WAKERPADDY AND VEGETABLE CULTIVATIONPADDY CULTIVATIONPADDY CULTIVATION.PADDY CULTVATIONPADDY WORKERPAINTERPAINTER BULDING STRUCTURE CLEANERS AND RELATED TRAPAINTERS BULDING CLEANERS AND OTHER RELATED WORKERPAINTERS BULDING STRUCTURE CLEANERS AND OTHER RELATED.PAINTINGPALM LEAFE WEAVINGPALM LEAVES WEAVINGPALMLEAFE WEAVINGPAWNING (JUWELLERY)PEDDY CULTIVATIONPEGETABLE CULTIVATONPEONPEON POST OFFICEPEOPLES BANK ASSITANT MANAGERPHAMERCIST ASSISTANTPHARMACY OWNERPHARMACY SALES MANPHOTO COPY MACHINE OPPERATORPHOTOGRAPHYPHYCIAL TRANING TEACHERPICKING TEA LEAFEPLASTIC GOODS SELLINGPLAYING DRUMSPLUCKING TEA LEAVESPLUCKING TEA LEAVES IN THE TEASTATE OWNER BYFAMILYPLUMBERPLUMBINGPLUMERPOLECE SERGEANTPOLICEPOLICE - CONSTABLEPOLICE - SERGEANTPOLICE CONSTABLE.POLICE INSPECTORPOLICE P.CPOLICE SARGENTPOLICE SERVICEPOMPER - PETROLLEUMPORTERPOULTRY KEEPINGPOUTRY KEEPINGPRE - SCHOOL TEACHERPRE SCHOOL TEACHERPRE-SCHOOL TEACHERPREPARATION OF FOODPREPARING BREACKFIRSTPREPARING MEALS BREAKFASTPRESCHOOL HEAD TEACHER (INTRON)PRESCHOOL TEACHERPRIMARY SCHOOL TEACHERPRIMARY TEACHERPRINCIPALPRINCIPLEPRINTING SUPERVISORPRIVATE TUTIONPRIVATE-SECRETARYPRODUCER - EATABLES- SHORTEATS ETCPRODUCER -FLOUR BASED FOODSPRODUCTION MANAGERPRODUCTION ASSISTANTPRODUCTION OF FLOUR BASED FOOD ITEMSPRODUCTION OF HANGERSPRODUCTION OF ICE PACKETSPRODUCTION OF JAGGERYPRODUCTION OF READ PRODUCTS AND SELLINGPRODUCTION OF RUGSPROGRAMME CORDINATORPROJECT CONSULTANTPROJECT MANAGERPROJECT OFFICERPROPAGANDISTPROTECTIVE SERVICES WORKERSPROVIDE INFORMATION ON PROPERTY AND MAN POWER.PROVISION HEATH AND SOCIAL SERRVICE FOR PEOPLE.PUMPERPUPER-PETROSHED.QUALITY CHECKERQUALITY CHEKERQUALITY CONTROLLERQUALITY CONTROLLER- TYRE MANUFACTORY.RATAIL TRACLEREAIL TRADEREARING CATTLEREARING OF ANIMALSRECEPTIONISTRECEPTIONIST-MOTOR SPARE PARTS ETC,RECOVERY OFFICERRED CROSSREFUSE WORKERSREGISTER CLERKREGISTRAR OF MARRIAGESREGULATORY GOVERMENTS ASSOCIATE PROFESSIONALSRENT WOTERREPAIRER-ELECTRIC APPLIANCESREPAIRING ELECTRICAL APPLIANCESREPARING LAP INSTRUMENTRESTAURENT MANAGERRESTURENTS SUPERVISOR.RETAIL BUSINESSRETAIL OUNERRETAIL SHOPRETAIL SHOP BUSINESS.RETAIL SHOP BUSSINESSRETAIL SHOP SALES MANRETAIL TRADE.RETAIL TRADERRETAILE BUSINESSREVENUE INSPECTORRICE BUSINESSRICE MILL LABOURRICE MILL OWNERROAD CONTRUCTION WORKERROPE MAKINGRUBBER CULTIVATIONRUBBER STATE OWNERRUBBER TAPPINGRUBBER TAPPING FOR LATEXRUBBER TAPPING.RUBBER TREE TAPPINGRUBBER TREE TAPPING FOR LATERRUBBER TREL TOPPING FOR LATEX.RUG WEAVINGRUGBY PLAYERRUGS MAKINGRUNING A GROCORYRUNNING A SHOPRUNNING A SMALL SCALE GARMMANT INDUTRYRUNNING A TRANSPORT SERVICESALES ASSISTANTSALES ASSISTANT-SUPERMARKETSALES MANSALES MANAGERSALES OFFICERSALES REPSALES SUPREVISORSALESMANSALF EMPLYED PRODUCTION OF HAMGORSSAMUDRI DEVELOPMENT OFFICER.SAMUDRI MANAGERSAMURDHI OFFICE.SAMURTHI STAFFSANASA BANK MANAGERSAND LOARDINGSAND LORDINGSAND MINERSAND MININGSAND MINING.SANITARY LABOURER.SAREE BUSINESSSARI WORKS - DESIGNINGSEA FISHINGSEAMSTRESSSEANSTRESSSECIRITY GUARDSECOUNDRY TEACHERSECRETARIAL WORK COPMANIESSECTIONAL HEAD ( OPERATIONS ) OF THE FILM COORDINGSECUNITY GUARD (PRIVATE SECTOR)SECURITY CONSULTANTSECURITY GUARDSECURITY GUARD.SECURITY OFFICERSECURITY OFFICER PARTS AUTHORITYSECURITY OFFICER-SRI LANKA PORTS AUTHOR.SECURITY SERVICESELER SHORTIEATSSELF - EMPLOYEDSELF - EMPLOYED - SEWINGSELF - EMPLOYED ANIMAL HUSBONRYSELF - EMPLOYED CATERINGSELF - EMPLOYMENTSELF EMPLOYEDSELF EMPLOYED (BUSINESS )SELF EMPLOYED (HOPPER MAKING)SELF EMPLOYED - CASHEW PRODUCTIONSELF EMPLOYED - MINOR CROPS CULTIVATIONSELF EMPLOYED - PRODUCTION OF MOSQUITO NETSSELF EMPLOYED DRIVERSELF EMPLOYED TAILORINGSELF EMPLOYED VEGETEBLE SELLERSELF EMPLOYMENTSELF EMPLOYMENT CAKLE CLEANIGNSELF-EMPLOYEDSELF-EMPLOYED-DRIVERSELF-EMPLOYED.DRIVERSELLER ON THE PARMENTSELLINGSELLING DOORIYANSELLING FOODSTUFFSSELLING IODIZED SALTSELLING MOBILESELLING OXUGEN SYLINDERSSELLING PLASTIC AND ALLUMINIUM WARESENIOR LECTURERSENIOR MANAGERSENIOR MICRO FIMMCE OFFICERSENIOR TECHNICIAN, ILLUMINATION.SERVICE MANSEWINGSEWING AND HANDICRAFT.SEWING DRESSES AND CUTTINGSEWING DRESSES.SEWING GARMENTS AND SELLINGSEWING MACHINE OPARATORSEWING MACHINE OPERATORSEWING MACHINE OPERATOR.SEWING MACHING OPERATORSHOP OWNERSHOPS OWNERSHOWROOM MANAGER.SIDE SUPERVISORSITY- SUPERVISONSKILLED LABOUER FIXING UNBERLLA COVERSSKILLED LABOURERSOFTWARE ENGINEERSOLDER-WOMENN'S CORPSSOOTHSAYINGSORES ASSISTANTSORTER-POSTAL REPORTMENTSOYA CULTIVATIONSPINING WEAVING FINISHING OF TEXTILESSPORTS OFFICERSRI LANKA ARMY SOLDIERSTORE CUTTINGSTORE KEEPERSTORE-KEEPERSTORES ASSISTANTSTRING HOPPERS SELLINGSUB POST MASTERSUBRISTENCE OF FARMERSUBSISTENCE CROP FARMERSSUCURITY GUARDSUPERVICERSUPERVISORSUPERVISOR BAG MANUFACTORY.SUPERVISOR GARMENT FACTORYSUPERVISOR.SUPPERINTENDENT OF ELECTRYCITYSUPPLIER -FESTIVAL NEEDSSUPPLYING MEAL PACKETSSUSTAINABLE CULTIVATIONT.B.PROTECTION CENTERTAILARINGTAILORTAILORINGTAILORING ( SELF - EMPLOYED )TAPPING RUBBER FOR LATEXTAX OFFICERTAXI DRIVERTEA CEAFE PICKINGTEA CULTIVATINGTEA CULTIVATIONTEA ESTATE LABOURTEA ESTATE LABOURERTEA ESTATE LABOURSTEA ESTATE OWNER - WORKING ON ITTEA ESTATE SUPERVICERTEA ESTATE-LABOURERTEA FACTOERY LABOURTEA FACTORY LABOURTEA GROWERTEA LABOURTEA LEAVE PLUGINGTEA LEAVE SUPERVISERTEA PACKING IN A TEA STATETEA PLACKING -CULTIVATION OF MINOR CROPSTEA PLUCKERTEA PLUCKINGTEA PLUKINGTEA PUCKER-SELF-EMPLOYED.TEA-GROMERTEACHERTEACHER ( PRIVATE )TEACHER ( PRIVATE CLASSES )TEACHER (PRIMARY)TEACHER (SECOUNDRY)TEACHER - (PRIMERY)TEACHER - PRIVATE CLASESTEACHER 9 COLLEGE )TEACHER DANICINGTEACHER MONASTERYTEACHER PRIMARYTEACHER PRIMERYTEACHER- PRIVATE CLASSES.TEACHER-TAMIL LANGUAGETEACHER.TEACHINGTEACHING (PRIMERY)TEACHING ASSISTANTTEACHING SCHOOLTEACHING SECONDRY (6-11)TEACHING SERVICETEARCHERTECHNICAL STAFFTECHNICIANTECHNICIAN.TECNICIANTELLERS MONEY COLLECTORS AND RELARED CLERKSTEXTILE OFF CUTS BUSINESSTHREE WHEEL DRIVERTHREE WHEELER DIRVERTHREE WHEELER DRIERTHREE WHEELER DRIVERTHREE WHEELER REXINE COVERAGETHREE-WEEL DRIVER.THREE-WHEELER DRIVER.THREE-WHELER DRIVER.THREEWHEEL DRIVERTILE FACTORY OWNERTIMBER WORK SHOP OWNERTIME - KEEPERTIME KEEPERTRADE IN TENDER TEA LEVESTRADERTRADER WEEKLY FAIRTRADING ON DRESSES AND ORNAMENTSTRAINEE NURSE.TRAINEE PHARMACYTRAINING STRAFF ASSISTENTRANSPORT OFFICETRANSPORTING RAW-MATERIALS FOR APPARELSTREASURERTRISORE DRIVERTRODER - FANCY GOODSTRODER POTTERYTUTION MASTERTUTION TEACHERTYPIST.UNSKILLED LABOURERUP HOLSTRINGURBAN COUNCIL LABOURVACIONAL TRAING CENTER-CORDDINATORVEGETABLE CULTIVATIONVEGETABLE CULTIVATORVEGETABLE FARMERVEGETABLE SELLINGVEHICLE DRIVERVOCATIONAL EDUCATION TEACHERSWAGES WORKWAITERWATCHERWATCHER- AGRICULTURAL CENTREWEAVINGWEAVING CANE CHAIRSWELDERWHARF CLERKWINE SHOP MANAGERWIRINGWOOD TREANTERT CABINET MAXERS AND RELATED TRADES WORKERSWOOD TREATERS CABINET WORKES AND RELATED TRADES WORKERSWOOD TREATERS, CABINET MARKERS AND RELATED TRADES.WORK IN A DAIEY FARM.WORK IN A QUARRYWORKER COOLIEWORKER IN THE TEMPLEWRAPPING BEEDIWRTTING WATER BILLSLifted anything that weighed more than 50 pounds at work?Lifted anything that weighed more than 50 pounds at work?Lifted anything that weighed more than 50 pounds at work?Lifted anything that weighed more than 50 pounds at work?Lifted anything that weighed more than 50 pounds at work?This section asks some general questions about your work. Some questions may not apply to everyone, but we have to ask them in order to be able to compare answers across countries. For the first question, I'd like you to think about the kinds of physical activity you have to do as a regular part of your work (or in your last work) as [Occupation]Module 5: Work Skills
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Q2. As part of this work, do you regularly have to lift or pull anything weighing at least 50 pounds [25 kilos]?172012691yes2noSysmissRate-work is physically demanding or notRate-work is physically demanding or notRate-work is physically demanding or notRate-work is physically demanding or notRate-work is physically demanding or notThis section asks some general questions about your work. Some questions may not apply to everyone, but we have to ask them in order to be able to compare answers across countries. For the first question, I'd like you to think about the kinds of physical activity you have to do as a regular part of your work (or in your last work) as [Occupation]Module 5: Work Skills
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Q3. (Show card #2) Using any number from 1 to 10 where 1 is not at all physically demanding (such as sitting at a desk answering a telephone) and 10 is extremely physically demanding (such as carrying heavy loads, construction worker, etc), what number would you use to rate how physically demanding your work is?1720126912345678910SysmissContact with people non-coworkers?Contact with people non-coworkers?Contact with people non-coworkers?Contact with people non-coworkers?Contact with people non-coworkers?The next questions are about working with people. When answering the questions think of [ Occupation ].Module 5: Work Skills
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Q4. As part of this work, do you (did you) have any contact with people other than co-workers, for example with customers, clients, students, or the public?No >>Q6172012691yes2noSysmissTime involved with customerTime involved with customerTime involved with customerTime involved with customerTime involved with customerThe next questions are about working with people. When answering the questions think of [ Occupation].Module 5: Work Skills
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Q5. (Show card #3) Using any number from 1 to 10, where 1 is little involvement or short routine involvements, and 10 means much of the work involves meeting or interacting for at least 10-15 minutes at a time with a customer, client, student or the public, what number would you use to rate this work?1321166812345678910SysmissDrive a car, truck or three wheeler?Drive a car, truck or three wheeler?Drive a car, truck or three wheeler?Drive a car, truck or three wheeler?Drive a car, truck or three wheeler?The next questions are about working with people. When answering the questions think of [ Occupation ].Module 5: Work Skills
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Q6. As part of this work, do you drive a car, truck or three-wheeler?172012691yes2noSysmissRepair electronic equipment?Repair electronic equipment?Repair electronic equipment?Repair electronic equipment?Repair electronic equipment?The next questions are about working with people. When answering the questions think of [ Occupation ].Module 5: Work Skills
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Q7. As part of this work, do you (did you) repair/maintain electronic equipment? (cell phones, computers, printers, other electronic equipment...)172012691yes2noSysmissOperate or work with heavy machines?Operate or work with heavy machines?Operate or work with heavy machines?Operate or work with heavy machines?Operate or work with heavy machines?Module 5: Work Skills
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Q8. As part of this work, do you (did you) operate or work with any heavy machines or industrial equipment ? For example, machines/equipment in factories, construction sites, warehouses, repair shops or machine shops, industrial kitchens, some farming ( tractors, harvesters, milking machine).172012691yes2noSysmissTasks that involve 30 or more minutes of thinking?Tasks that involve 30 or more minutes of thinking?Tasks that involve 30 or more minutes of thinking?Tasks that involve 30 or more minutes of thinking?Tasks that involve 30 or more minutes of thinking?Module 5: Work Skills
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Q9. Some tasks are pretty easy and can be done right away or after getting a little help from others. Other tasks require more thinking to figure out how they should be done. As part of this work as [Occupation], how often do you have to undertake tasks that require at least 30 minutes of thinking (examples: mechanic figuring out a car problem, budgeting for a business, teacher making a lesson plan, restaurant owner creating a new menu/dish for restaurant, dress maker designing a new dress)172012691never2less than once a month3less than once a week but at least once a month4at least once a week but not every day5every daySysmissMake formal presentations?Make formal presentations?Make formal presentations?Make formal presentations?Make formal presentations?Module 5: Work Skills
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Q10. As part of this work, do you (did you) have to make formal presentations to clients or colleagues to provide information or persuade them of your point of view?172012691yes2noSysmissDirect and check the work of other workersDirect and check the work of other workersDirect and check the work of other workersDirect and check the work of other workersDirect and check the work of other workersModule 5: Work Skills
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Q11. As a normal part of this work do you direct and check the work of other workers (supervise)?172012691yes2noSysmissFreedom to decide in which way you workFreedom to decide in which way you workFreedom to decide in which way you workFreedom to decide in which way you workFreedom to decide in which way you workModule 5: Work Skills
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Q12.(Show card #4) Still thinking of your work as [OCCUPATION ] how much freedom do you (did you) have to decide how to do your work in your own way, rather than following a fixed procedure or a supervisor's instructions? Use any number from 1 to 10 where 1 is no freedom and 10 is complete freedom.1720126912345678910SysmissDid you regularly use phone?Did you regularly use phone?Did you regularly use phone?Did you regularly use phone?Did you regularly use phone?Module 5: Work Skills
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Q13. As part of this work do you (did you) regularly use a telephone, mobile phone, pager or other communication device?172012691yes2noSysmissDid you regularly use bar code reader?Did you regularly use bar code reader?Did you regularly use bar code reader?Did you regularly use bar code reader?Did you regularly use bar code reader?Module 5: Work Skills
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Q13. As part of this work do you (did you) regularly use a bar code reader?172012691yes2noSysmissHow often the work had repetitive tasks?How often the work had repetitive tasks?How often the work had repetitive tasks?How often the work had repetitive tasks?How often the work had repetitive tasks?Module 5: Work Skills
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Q14. How often does (did) this work involve carrying out short, repetitive tasks?172012691almost all the time2more than half the time3less than half the time4almost neverSysmissHow often does (did) this work involve learning new things?How often does (did) this work involve learning new things?How often does (did) this work involve learning new things?How often does (did) this work involve learning new things?How often does (did) this work involve learning new things?Module 5: Work Skills
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Q15. How often does (did) this work involve learning new things?172012691every day2at last once a week3at least once a month4at least every 2-3 months5rarely or never9don't knowSysmissDo you use a computer at work??Do you use a computer at work??Do you use a computer at work??Do you use a computer at work??Do you use a computer at work??Module 5: Work Skills
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Q16. As a part of your work do you (did you) use a computer?No >>Q21172012691yes2noSysmissHow often do you use computer at work?How often do you use computer at work?How often do you use computer at work?How often do you use computer at work?How often do you use computer at work?Module 5: Work Skills
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Q17. How often do you (did you) use a computer at work?26927201every day2two to three times per week3less than three times per week4almost neverSysmissDid your job require to use email?Did your job require to use email?Did your job require to use email?Did your job require to use email?Did your job require to use email?Module 5: Work Skills
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Q18. Does (did) your work as [Occupation ] require the use of the following?
- E-mail26927201yes2noSysmissDid your job require to search info on the internet?Did your job require to search info on the internet?Did your job require to search info on the internet?Did your job require to search info on the internet?Did your job require to search info on the internet?Module 5: Work Skills
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Q18. Does (did) your work as [Occupation ] require the use of the following?
- Searching for information on the internet26927201yes2noSysmissDid your job require data entry?Did your job require data entry?Did your job require data entry?Did your job require data entry?Did your job require data entry?Module 5: Work Skills
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Q18. Does (did) your work as [Occupation ] require the use of the following?
- Data entry26927201yes2noSysmissDid your job require word processing?Did your job require word processing?Did your job require word processing?Did your job require word processing?Did your job require word processing?Module 5: Work Skills
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Q18. Does (did) your work as [Occupation ] require the use of the following?
- Word processing (such as word)26927201yes2noSysmissDid your job require the use of spreadsheets?Did your job require the use of spreadsheets?Did your job require the use of spreadsheets?Did your job require the use of spreadsheets?Did your job require the use of spreadsheets?Module 5: Work Skills
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Q18. Does (did) your work as [Occupation ] require the use of the following?
- Spreadsheets (such as excel)26927201yes2noSysmissDid your job require the use of databases?Did your job require the use of databases?Did your job require the use of databases?Did your job require the use of databases?Did your job require the use of databases?Module 5: Work Skills
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Q18. Does (did) your work as [Occupation ] require the use of the following?
- Databases (such as access)26927201yes2noSysmissDoes your work need software packs, design of websites or programming?Does your work need software packs, design of websites or programming?Does your work need software packs, design of websites or programming?Does your work need software packs, design of websites or programming?Does your work need software packs, design of websites or programming?Module 5: Work Skills
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Q19. Does (did) your work as [Occupation] require the use of other software packages, designing websites or doing programming or managing networks?No >>Q2126927201yes2noSysmissDoes your work require the use of macros and complex equations?Does your work require the use of macros and complex equations?Does your work require the use of macros and complex equations?Does your work require the use of macros and complex equations?Does your work require the use of macros and complex equations?Module 5: Work Skills
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Q20. Does (did ) your work as [Occupation] require the use of ?
- Advanced functions in spreadsheets such as macros and complex equations6829211yes2noSysmissDoes your work require the use of accounting or financial software?Does your work require the use of accounting or financial software?Does your work require the use of accounting or financial software?Does your work require the use of accounting or financial software?Does your work require the use of accounting or financial software?Module 5: Work Skills
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Q20. Does (did ) your work as [Occupation] require the use of ?
- Book-keeping, accounting or financial software6829211yes2noSysmissDoes your work require the use of presentation or graphics software?Does your work require the use of presentation or graphics software?Does your work require the use of presentation or graphics software?Does your work require the use of presentation or graphics software?Does your work require the use of presentation or graphics software?Module 5: Work Skills
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Q20. Does (did ) your work as [Occupation] require the use of ?
- Presentation, graphics software (such as powerpoint)6829211yes2noSysmissDoes your work require the use of designing websites?Does your work require the use of designing websites?Does your work require the use of designing websites?Does your work require the use of designing websites?Does your work require the use of designing websites?Module 5: Work Skills
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Q20. Does (did ) your work as [Occupation] require the use of ?
- Designing websites6829211yes2noSysmissDoes your work require the use of CAD software?Does your work require the use of CAD software?Does your work require the use of CAD software?Does your work require the use of CAD software?Does your work require the use of CAD software?Module 5: Work Skills
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Q20. Does (did ) your work as [Occupation] require the use of ?
- CAD software (computer aided design)6829211yes2noSysmissDoes your work require the use of Statistical or other type of analysis?Does your work require the use of Statistical or other type of analysis?Does your work require the use of Statistical or other type of analysis?Does your work require the use of Statistical or other type of analysis?Does your work require the use of Statistical or other type of analysis?Module 5: Work Skills
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Q20. Does (did ) your work as [Occupation] require the use of ?
- Statistical analysis or other analysis6829211yes2noSysmissDoes your work require the use of software programming?Does your work require the use of software programming?Does your work require the use of software programming?Does your work require the use of software programming?Does your work require the use of software programming?Module 5: Work Skills
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Q20. Does (did ) your work as [Occupation] require the use of ?
- Software programming6829211yes2noSysmissDoes your work require the use of managing computer networks?Does your work require the use of managing computer networks?Does your work require the use of managing computer networks?Does your work require the use of managing computer networks?Does your work require the use of managing computer networks?Module 5: Work Skills
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Q20. Does (did ) your work as [Occupation] require the use of ?
- Managing computer networks6829211yes2noSysmissOther, specifyOther, specifyOther, specifyOther, specifyOther, specify6829211yes2noSysmissQ20_9: Other code1Q20_9: Other code1Q20_9: Other code1Q20_9: Other code1Q20_9: Other code12989SysmissQ20_9: OTHER (SPECIFY)Q20_9: OTHER (SPECIFY)Q20_9: OTHER (SPECIFY)Q20_9: OTHER (SPECIFY)Q20_9: OTHER (SPECIFY)Other, specifyOther, specifyOther, specifyOther, specifyOther, specify29891yes2noSysmissQ20_9:Other code2Q20_9:Other code2Q20_9:Other code2Q20_9:Other code2Q20_9:Other code22989SysmissQ20_9: OTHER (SPECIFY_________________________)Q20_9: OTHER (SPECIFY_________________________)Q20_9: OTHER (SPECIFY_________________________)Q20_9: OTHER (SPECIFY_________________________)Q20_9: OTHER (SPECIFY_________________________)How useful were your studies for this work?How useful were your studies for this work?How useful were your studies for this work?How useful were your studies for this work?How useful were your studies for this work?The next questions are about education, work experience and training. Please continue to think only about [Occupation]Module 5: Work Skills
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Q21. How useful were your studies during your formal education for this work?172012691not useful at all2somewhat useful3moderately useful4very useful5respondent had no formal schoolingSysmissThe minimum level you think is required to do this jobThe minimum level you think is required to do this jobThe minimum level you think is required to do this jobThe minimum level you think is required to do this jobThe minimum level you think is required to do this jobThe next questions are about education, work experience and training. Please continue to think only about [Occupation ]Module 5: Work Skills
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Q22. What minimum level of formal education do you think would be required before someone would be able to carry out this work?172012691No formal education or less than completed Primary2Completed primary education (Grade 1-5)3Completed lower secondary (Grade 6-8)4Passed GCE/ O/L5Passed GCE A/L6Completed bachelor degree7Completed Masters8Completed PhD/ doctorate11Vocational training (certificate)12Technical education (diploma)13Professional qualification (diploma)14Vocational technology (degree, bachelor level)15Other (specify___________) 16Passing the final exam of the Law College17Madras Educations99Don't knowSysmissQ22: OtherQ22: OtherQ22: OtherQ22: OtherQ22: OtherYears of work experience to carry this work with q22Years of work experience to carry this work with q22Years of work experience to carry this work with q22Years of work experience to carry this work with q22Years of work experience to carry this work with q22Module 5: Work Skills
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Q23. How many years of work experience in other related work do you think would be required before someone with [Fill Q.22] would be able to carry out this work?172012691none2less than a year31-2 years43-5 years56-10 years6more than 10 years9don't knowSysmissTime to learn to do this work with q22 and q23Time to learn to do this work with q22 and q23Time to learn to do this work with q22 and q23Time to learn to do this work with q22 and q23Time to learn to do this work with q22 and q23Module 5: Work Skills
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Q24. About how long would it take someone to learn to do this work well if they had [Fill Q.22/"Necessary Education"] education and [Fill Q23/"Necessary Experience"] years of related work experience?172012691less than one week2one week to one month3between one and six months47-12 months5more than a year6more than 10 years9don't knowSysmissOn a normal day you use communication devices?On a normal day you use communication devices?On a normal day you use communication devices?On a normal day you use communication devices?On a normal day you use communication devices?Interviewer: if the respondent reported work in question 1 above, say 'think of all activities outside this work', and read the part in square brackets in the questions below. If they did not report work in question 1, do not read the part in the square brackets.Module 5: Work Skills
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Q25. On a normal day in your life, [outside of work as (Occupation)] do you use a telephone, mobile phone, pager, or other communication device?No >>Q27298361yes2noSysmissDo you use text messages?Do you use text messages?Do you use text messages?Do you use text messages?Do you use text messages?Module 5: Work Skills
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Q26. Do you send text messages?22397501yes2noSysmissDo you drive a car or other vehicle?Do you drive a car or other vehicle?Do you drive a car or other vehicle?Do you drive a car or other vehicle?Do you drive a car or other vehicle?Module 5: Work Skills
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Q27. In your life [outside of work as (Occupation)], do you regularly...
- Drive a car or other vehicle?298361yes2noSysmissDo you perfom routine maintenance on vehicles?Do you perfom routine maintenance on vehicles?Do you perfom routine maintenance on vehicles?Do you perfom routine maintenance on vehicles?Do you perfom routine maintenance on vehicles?Module 5: Work Skills
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Q27. In your life [outside of work as (Occupation)], do you regularly...
- Perform routine maintenance on vehicles yourself, such as changing the oil, changing tires, or lubricating parts?298361yes2noSysmissDo you use a sewing machine?Do you use a sewing machine?Do you use a sewing machine?Do you use a sewing machine?Do you use a sewing machine?Module 5: Work Skills
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Q27. In your life [outside of work as (Occupation)], do you regularly...
- Use a sewing machine?298361yes2noSysmissHave you used a computer in the past 3 months?Have you used a computer in the past 3 months?Have you used a computer in the past 3 months?Have you used a computer in the past 3 months?Have you used a computer in the past 3 months?Module 5: Work Skills
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Q28. As a part of your life [outside of work as (Occupation)] have you used a computer in the past 3 months?No >>Q30298361yes2noSysmissHow often have you used a computer outside or work?How often have you used a computer outside or work?How often have you used a computer outside or work?How often have you used a computer outside or work?How often have you used a computer outside or work?Module 5: Work Skills
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Q29. Thinking of the last three months, how often have you used a computer [outside of work as (occupation)]?59723921every day2two to three times per week3less than three times per week4rarely or almost neverSysmissHas a lack of computer skills kept you from getting a job?Has a lack of computer skills kept you from getting a job?Has a lack of computer skills kept you from getting a job?Has a lack of computer skills kept you from getting a job?Has a lack of computer skills kept you from getting a job?Module 5: Work Skills
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Q30. Has a lack of computer skills ever kept you from getting a job, a promotion, or a pay raise, or from advancing your own business/ own account activity?298271yes2no9don't knowSysmissWhen looking for job, find out about job vacanciesWhen looking for job, find out about job vacanciesWhen looking for job, find out about job vacanciesWhen looking for job, find out about job vacanciesWhen looking for job, find out about job vacanciesModule 5: Work Skills
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Q31. If you were in the position that you were looking for work, do you think you have....?
- The means to find out about job vacancies (access to newspapers, internet, etc.)298271yes2noSysmissWhen looking for job, ability to prepare your resumeWhen looking for job, ability to prepare your resumeWhen looking for job, ability to prepare your resumeWhen looking for job, ability to prepare your resumeWhen looking for job, ability to prepare your resumeModule 5: Work Skills
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Q31. If you were in the position that you were looking for work, do you think you have....?
- Ability to prepare your resume298271yes2noSysmissWhen looking for job, fill out job applicationsWhen looking for job, fill out job applicationsWhen looking for job, fill out job applicationsWhen looking for job, fill out job applicationsWhen looking for job, fill out job applicationsModule 5: Work Skills
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Q31. If you were in the position that you were looking for work, do you think you have....?
- Ability to fill out job applications298271yes2noSysmissWhen looking for job, have good referencesWhen looking for job, have good referencesWhen looking for job, have good referencesWhen looking for job, have good referencesWhen looking for job, have good referencesModule 5: Work Skills
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Q31. If you were in the position that you were looking for work, do you think you have....?
- Good references298271yes2noSysmissWhen looking for job,ability to perform well on interviewWhen looking for job,ability to perform well on interviewWhen looking for job,ability to perform well on interviewWhen looking for job,ability to perform well on interviewWhen looking for job,ability to perform well on interviewModule 5: Work Skills
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Q31. If you were in the position that you were looking for work, do you think you have....?
- Ability to perform adequately in an interview298271yes2noSysmissWhen looking for job, adequate education and calificationsWhen looking for job, adequate education and calificationsWhen looking for job, adequate education and calificationsWhen looking for job, adequate education and calificationsWhen looking for job, adequate education and calificationsModule 5: Work Skills
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Q31. If you were in the position that you were looking for work, do you think you have....?
- Adequate education and qualifications298271yes2noSysmissWhen looking for job, the necessary work experienceWhen looking for job, the necessary work experienceWhen looking for job, the necessary work experienceWhen looking for job, the necessary work experienceWhen looking for job, the necessary work experienceModule 5: Work Skills
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Q31. If you were in the position that you were looking for work, do you think you have....?
- The necessary work experience298271yes2noSysmissWhen looking for job, a way to certify your education or qualificationsWhen looking for job, a way to certify your education or qualificationsWhen looking for job, a way to certify your education or qualificationsWhen looking for job, a way to certify your education or qualificationsWhen looking for job, a way to certify your education or qualificationsModule 5: Work Skills
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Q31. If you were in the position that you were looking for work, do you think you have....?
- A way to certify or demonstrate your education or qualifications298271yes2noSysmissWhen looking for job,the means to start your businessWhen looking for job,the means to start your businessWhen looking for job,the means to start your businessWhen looking for job,the means to start your businessWhen looking for job,the means to start your businessModule 5: Work Skills
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Q31. If you were in the position that you were looking for work, do you think you have....?
- The means to start your own business298271yes2noSysmissQ31_10: Other1Q31_10: Other1Q31_10: Other1Q31_10: Other1Q31_10: Other1298271yes2noSysmissQ31_10: Other code1Q31_10: Other code1Q31_10: Other code1Q31_10: Other code1Q31_10: Other code12989SysmissQ31_10: OTHER (SPECIFY)Q31_10: OTHER (SPECIFY)Q31_10: OTHER (SPECIFY)Q31_10: OTHER (SPECIFY)Q31_10: OTHER (SPECIFY)Q31_10: Other2Q31_10: Other2Q31_10: Other2Q31_10: Other2Q31_10: Other229891yes2noSysmissQ31_10: Other code2Q31_10: Other code2Q31_10: Other code2Q31_10: Other code2Q31_10: Other code22989SysmissQ31_10: OTHER (SPECIFY__________________)Q31_10: OTHER (SPECIFY__________________)Q31_10: OTHER (SPECIFY__________________)Q31_10: OTHER (SPECIFY__________________)Q31_10: OTHER (SPECIFY__________________)Applied for a job in the past 5 yearsApplied for a job in the past 5 yearsApplied for a job in the past 5 yearsApplied for a job in the past 5 yearsApplied for a job in the past 5 yearsModule 5: Work Skills
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Q32.Have you applied for a job in the past 5 years?No >>Module 6, pg44298271yes2noSysmissWhen applying for job, employer asked to certify education or experienceWhen applying for job, employer asked to certify education or experienceWhen applying for job, employer asked to certify education or experienceWhen applying for job, employer asked to certify education or experienceWhen applying for job, employer asked to certify education or experienceModule 5: Work Skills
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Q33. When applying for a job, has any employer ever asked you to certify/prove, or demonstrate your education qualifications, or work experience?No >>Module 6, pg44
No response from employer >>Module 6, pg4440525841yes2no3no response from employerSysmissProof of degree from educational institute.Proof of degree from educational institute.Proof of degree from educational institute.Proof of degree from educational institute.Proof of degree from educational institute.Module 5: Work Skills
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Q34. How did they ask you to demonstrate/prove it? If more than one job application, refer to the most recent.
- Asked for proof of official degree from educational institute24627431yes2no3no response from employerSysmissProof of certificate of studies from training instituteProof of certificate of studies from training instituteProof of certificate of studies from training instituteProof of certificate of studies from training instituteProof of certificate of studies from training instituteModule 5: Work Skills
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Q34. How did they ask you to demonstrate/prove it? If more than one job application, refer to the most recent.
- Asked for proof of certificate of studies from training institute24627431yes2no3no response from employerSysmissPersonal references or references from previous workPersonal references or references from previous workPersonal references or references from previous workPersonal references or references from previous workPersonal references or references from previous work24627431yes2no3no response from employerSysmissGave you a test or examGave you a test or examGave you a test or examGave you a test or examGave you a test or examModule 5: Work Skills
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Q34. How did they ask you to demonstrate/prove it? If more than one job application, refer to the most recent.
- Gave you a test/ exam24627431yes2no3no response from employerSysmissother (specify)other (specify)other (specify)other (specify)other (specify)Module 5: Work Skills
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Q34. How did they ask you to demonstrate/prove it? If more than one job application, refer to the most recent.
- Other24627431yes2noSysmissQ34_5: Other code1Q34_5: Other code1Q34_5: Other code1Q34_5: Other code1Q34_5: Other code12989SysmissQ34_5: OTHER MEANS (SPECIFY________________________________)Q34_5: OTHER MEANS (SPECIFY________________________________)Q34_5: OTHER MEANS (SPECIFY________________________________)Q34_5: OTHER MEANS (SPECIFY________________________________)Q34_5: OTHER MEANS (SPECIFY________________________________)1CHARACTOR CERTIFICATESAre you talkative?Are you talkative?Are you talkative?Are you talkative?Are you talkative?People are different from each other. When you answer these questions, think about how you compare to other people, both at work, if you work, and at home. We understand that some of the questions seem alike. Please understand that we are asking these questions to people all over the world, and we want to make sure that we ask them in every way possible. Rate each of the items below by pointing at the response that best describes you. Do not spend a lot of time thinking about the items—just give your first response. There are no right or wrong answers.
- Interviewer: show card #5 . Make sure that respondent understands the meaning of the scale in show card #5.
- Read description to respondent. Have respondent point to their answer on card #5. Circle the indicated response in cells below.
- If the respondent does not answer a question, leave it until the end and then come back and try again. If finally the question is not answered, mark a line across all 4 answer blocks on that line.
- If respondent asks for explanation examples, say "I'm not supposed to try to explain these statements. Just think what the statement means to you."Module 6: Personality, Behavior and Preferences
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Q1. Show card #5 How do you see yourself?
101: Are you talkative?2961281Almost always2Most of the time3Some of the tiime4Almost never9Don't know/ REFUSESysmissWhen doing a task, are you very careful?When doing a task, are you very careful?When doing a task, are you very careful?When doing a task, are you very careful?When doing a task, are you very careful?People are different from each other. When you answer these questions, think about how you compare to other people, both at work, if you work, and at home. We understand that some of the questions seem alike. Please understand that we are asking these questions to people all over the world, and we want to make sure that we ask them in every way possible. Rate each of the items below by pointing at the response that best describes you. Do not spend a lot of time thinking about the items—just give your first response. There are no right or wrong answers.
- Interviewer: show card #5 . Make sure that respondent understands the meaning of the scale in show card #5.
- Read description to respondent. Have respondent point to their answer on card #5. Circle the indicated response in cells below.
- If the respondent does not answer a question, leave it until the end and then come back and try again. If finally the question is not answered, mark a line across all 4 answer blocks on that line.
- If respondent asks for explanation examples, say "I'm not supposed to try to explain these statements. Just think what the statement means to you."Module 6: Personality, Behavior and Preferences
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Q1. Show card #5 How do you see yourself?
102: When doing a task, are you very careful?298181Almost always2Most of the time3Some of the time4Almost never9Don't know/ REFUSESysmissDo you come up with ideas other people haven't thought of before?Do you come up with ideas other people haven't thought of before?Do you come up with ideas other people haven't thought of before?Do you come up with ideas other people haven't thought of before?Do you come up with ideas other people haven't thought of before?People are different from each other. When you answer these questions, think about how you compare to other people, both at work, if you work, and at home. We understand that some of the questions seem alike. Please understand that we are asking these questions to people all over the world, and we want to make sure that we ask them in every way possible. Rate each of the items below by pointing at the response that best describes you. Do not spend a lot of time thinking about the items—just give your first response. There are no right or wrong answers.
- Interviewer: show card #5 . Make sure that respondent understands the meaning of the scale in show card #5.
- Read description to respondent. Have respondent point to their answer on card #5. Circle the indicated response in cells below.
- If the respondent does not answer a question, leave it until the end and then come back and try again. If finally the question is not answered, mark a line across all 4 answer blocks on that line.
- If respondent asks for explanation examples, say "I'm not supposed to try to explain these statements. Just think what the statement means to you."Module 6: Personality, Behavior and Preferences
Part A: Personality and Behavior
Q1. Show card #5 How do you see yourself?
103: Do you come up with ideas other people haven't thought of before?2956331Almost always2Most of the time3Some of the time4Almost never9Don't know/ REFUSESysmissDo you like to keep your opinions to yourself?Do you like to keep your opinions to yourself?Do you like to keep your opinions to yourself?Do you like to keep your opinions to yourself?Do you like to keep your opinions to yourself?People are different from each other. When you answer these questions, think about how you compare to other people, both at work, if you work, and at home. We understand that some of the questions seem alike. Please understand that we are asking these questions to people all over the world, and we want to make sure that we ask them in every way possible. Rate each of the items below by pointing at the response that best describes you. Do not spend a lot of time thinking about the items—just give your first response. There are no right or wrong answers.
- Interviewer: show card #5 . Make sure that respondent understands the meaning of the scale in show card #5.
- Read description to respondent. Have respondent point to their answer on card #5. Circle the indicated response in cells below.
- If the respondent does not answer a question, leave it until the end and then come back and try again. If finally the question is not answered, mark a line across all 4 answer blocks on that line.
- If respondent asks for explanation examples, say "I'm not supposed to try to explain these statements. Just think what the statement means to you."Module 6: Personality, Behavior and Preferences
Part A: Personality and Behavior
Q1. Show card #5 How do you see yourself?
104: Do you like to keep your opinions to yourself? Do you prefer to keep quiet when you have a opinion?2958311Almost always2Most of the time3Some of the time4Almost never9Don't know/ REFUSESysmissAre you relaxed during stressful situations?Are you relaxed during stressful situations?Are you relaxed during stressful situations?Are you relaxed during stressful situations?Are you relaxed during stressful situations?People are different from each other. When you answer these questions, think about how you compare to other people, both at work, if you work, and at home. We understand that some of the questions seem alike. Please understand that we are asking these questions to people all over the world, and we want to make sure that we ask them in every way possible. Rate each of the items below by pointing at the response that best describes you. Do not spend a lot of time thinking about the items—just give your first response. There are no right or wrong answers.
- Interviewer: show card #5 . Make sure that respondent understands the meaning of the scale in show card #5.
- Read description to respondent. Have respondent point to their answer on card #5. Circle the indicated response in cells below.
- If the respondent does not answer a question, leave it until the end and then come back and try again. If finally the question is not answered, mark a line across all 4 answer blocks on that line.
- If respondent asks for explanation examples, say "I'm not supposed to try to explain these statements. Just think what the statement means to you."Module 6: Personality, Behavior and Preferences
Part A: Personality and Behavior
Q1. Show card #5 How do you see yourself?
105: Are you relaxed during stressful situations?2976131Almost always2Most of the time3Some of the time4Almost never9Don't know/ REFUSESysmissDo you finish whatever you begin?Do you finish whatever you begin?Do you finish whatever you begin?Do you finish whatever you begin?Do you finish whatever you begin?People are different from each other. When you answer these questions, think about how you compare to other people, both at work, if you work, and at home. We understand that some of the questions seem alike. Please understand that we are asking these questions to people all over the world, and we want to make sure that we ask them in every way possible. Rate each of the items below by pointing at the response that best describes you. Do not spend a lot of time thinking about the items—just give your first response. There are no right or wrong answers.
- Interviewer: show card #5 . Make sure that respondent understands the meaning of the scale in show card #5.
- Read description to respondent. Have respondent point to their answer on card #5. Circle the indicated response in cells below.
- If the respondent does not answer a question, leave it until the end and then come back and try again. If finally the question is not answered, mark a line across all 4 answer blocks on that line.
- If respondent asks for explanation examples, say "I'm not supposed to try to explain these statements. Just think what the statement means to you."Module 6: Personality, Behavior and Preferences
Part A: Personality and Behavior
Q1. Show card #5 How do you see yourself?
106: Do you finish whatever you begin?298091Almost always2Most of the time3Some of the time4Almost never9Don't know/ REFUSESysmissDo people take advantage of you?Do people take advantage of you?Do people take advantage of you?Do people take advantage of you?Do people take advantage of you?People are different from each other. When you answer these questions, think about how you compare to other people, both at work, if you work, and at home. We understand that some of the questions seem alike. Please understand that we are asking these questions to people all over the world, and we want to make sure that we ask them in every way possible. Rate each of the items below by pointing at the response that best describes you. Do not spend a lot of time thinking about the items—just give your first response. There are no right or wrong answers.
- Interviewer: show card #5 . Make sure that respondent understands the meaning of the scale in show card #5.
- Read description to respondent. Have respondent point to their answer on card #5. Circle the indicated response in cells below.
- If the respondent does not answer a question, leave it until the end and then come back and try again. If finally the question is not answered, mark a line across all 4 answer blocks on that line.
- If respondent asks for explanation examples, say "I'm not supposed to try to explain these statements. Just think what the statement means to you."Module 6: Personality, Behavior and Preferences
Part A: Personality and Behavior
Q1. Show card #5 How do you see yourself?
107: Do people take advantage of you?2952371Almost always2Most of the time3Some of the time4Almost never9Don't know/ REFUSESysmissDo you work very hard? for example, do you keep working when others stop to takeDo you work very hard? for example, do you keep working when others stop to takeDo you work very hard? for example, do you keep working when others stop to takeDo you work very hard? for example, do you keep working when others stop to takeDo you work very hard? for example, do you keep working when others stop to takePeople are different from each other. When you answer these questions, think about how you compare to other people, both at work, if you work, and at home. We understand that some of the questions seem alike. Please understand that we are asking these questions to people all over the world, and we want to make sure that we ask them in every way possible. Rate each of the items below by pointing at the response that best describes you. Do not spend a lot of time thinking about the items—just give your first response. There are no right or wrong answers.
- Interviewer: show card #5 . Make sure that respondent understands the meaning of the scale in show card #5.
- Read description to respondent. Have respondent point to their answer on card #5. Circle the indicated response in cells below.
- If the respondent does not answer a question, leave it until the end and then come back and try again. If finally the question is not answered, mark a line across all 4 answer blocks on that line.
- If respondent asks for explanation examples, say "I'm not supposed to try to explain these statements. Just think what the statement means to you."Module 6: Personality, Behavior and Preferences
Part A: Personality and Behavior
Q1. Show card #5 How do you see yourself?
108: Do you work very hard? For example, do you keep working when others stop to take a break?2977121Almost always2Most of the time3Some of the time4Almost never9Don't know/ REFUSESysmissDo you forgive other people easily?Do you forgive other people easily?Do you forgive other people easily?Do you forgive other people easily?Do you forgive other people easily?People are different from each other. When you answer these questions, think about how you compare to other people, both at work, if you work, and at home. We understand that some of the questions seem alike. Please understand that we are asking these questions to people all over the world, and we want to make sure that we ask them in every way possible. Rate each of the items below by pointing at the response that best describes you. Do not spend a lot of time thinking about the items—just give your first response. There are no right or wrong answers.
- Interviewer: show card #5 . Make sure that respondent understands the meaning of the scale in show card #5.
- Read description to respondent. Have respondent point to their answer on card #5. Circle the indicated response in cells below.
- If the respondent does not answer a question, leave it until the end and then come back and try again. If finally the question is not answered, mark a line across all 4 answer blocks on that line.
- If respondent asks for explanation examples, say "I'm not supposed to try to explain these statements. Just think what the statement means to you."Module 6: Personality, Behavior and Preferences
Part A: Personality and Behavior
Q1. Show card #5 How do you see yourself?
109: Do you forgive other people easily?2979101Almost always2Most of the time3Some of the time4Almost never9Don't know/ REFUSESysmissDo you tend to worry?Do you tend to worry?Do you tend to worry?Do you tend to worry?Do you tend to worry?People are different from each other. When you answer these questions, think about how you compare to other people, both at work, if you work, and at home. We understand that some of the questions seem alike. Please understand that we are asking these questions to people all over the world, and we want to make sure that we ask them in every way possible. Rate each of the items below by pointing at the response that best describes you. Do not spend a lot of time thinking about the items—just give your first response. There are no right or wrong answers.
- Interviewer: show card #5 . Make sure that respondent understands the meaning of the scale in show card #5.
- Read description to respondent. Have respondent point to their answer on card #5. Circle the indicated response in cells below.
- If the respondent does not answer a question, leave it until the end and then come back and try again. If finally the question is not answered, mark a line across all 4 answer blocks on that line.
- If respondent asks for explanation examples, say "I'm not supposed to try to explain these statements. Just think what the statement means to you."Module 6: Personality, Behavior and Preferences
Part A: Personality and Behavior
Q1. Show card #5 How do you see yourself?
110: Do you tend to worry?2974151Almost always2Most of the time3Some of the time4Almost never9Don't know/ REFUSESysmissAre you very interested in learning new things?Are you very interested in learning new things?Are you very interested in learning new things?Are you very interested in learning new things?Are you very interested in learning new things?People are different from each other. When you answer these questions, think about how you compare to other people, both at work, if you work, and at home. We understand that some of the questions seem alike. Please understand that we are asking these questions to people all over the world, and we want to make sure that we ask them in every way possible. Rate each of the items below by pointing at the response that best describes you. Do not spend a lot of time thinking about the items—just give your first response. There are no right or wrong answers.
- Interviewer: show card #5 . Make sure that respondent understands the meaning of the scale in show card #5.
- Read description to respondent. Have respondent point to their answer on card #5. Circle the indicated response in cells below.
- If the respondent does not answer a question, leave it until the end and then come back and try again. If finally the question is not answered, mark a line across all 4 answer blocks on that line.
- If respondent asks for explanation examples, say "I'm not supposed to try to explain these statements. Just think what the statement means to you."Module 6: Personality, Behavior and Preferences
Part A: Personality and Behavior
Q1. Show card #5 How do you see yourself?
111: Are you very interested in learning new things?2970191Almost always2Most of the time3Some of the time4Almost never9Don't know/ REFUSESysmissDo you prefer relaxation more than hard work?Do you prefer relaxation more than hard work?Do you prefer relaxation more than hard work?Do you prefer relaxation more than hard work?Do you prefer relaxation more than hard work?People are different from each other. When you answer these questions, think about how you compare to other people, both at work, if you work, and at home. We understand that some of the questions seem alike. Please understand that we are asking these questions to people all over the world, and we want to make sure that we ask them in every way possible. Rate each of the items below by pointing at the response that best describes you. Do not spend a lot of time thinking about the items—just give your first response. There are no right or wrong answers.
- Interviewer: show card #5 . Make sure that respondent understands the meaning of the scale in show card #5.
- Read description to respondent. Have respondent point to their answer on card #5. Circle the indicated response in cells below.
- If the respondent does not answer a question, leave it until the end and then come back and try again. If finally the question is not answered, mark a line across all 4 answer blocks on that line.
- If respondent asks for explanation examples, say "I'm not supposed to try to explain these statements. Just think what the statement means to you."Module 6: Personality, Behavior and Preferences
Part A: Personality and Behavior
Q1. Show card #5 How do you see yourself?
112: Do you prefer relaxation more than hard work?2977121Almost always2Most of the time3Some of the time4Almost never9Don't know/ REFUSESysmissDo you enjoy working on things that take a very long time?Do you enjoy working on things that take a very long time?Do you enjoy working on things that take a very long time?Do you enjoy working on things that take a very long time?Do you enjoy working on things that take a very long time?People are different from each other. When you answer these questions, think about how you compare to other people, both at work, if you work, and at home. We understand that some of the questions seem alike. Please understand that we are asking these questions to people all over the world, and we want to make sure that we ask them in every way possible. Rate each of the items below by pointing at the response that best describes you. Do not spend a lot of time thinking about the items—just give your first response. There are no right or wrong answers.
- Interviewer: show card #5 . Make sure that respondent understands the meaning of the scale in show card #5.
- Read description to respondent. Have respondent point to their answer on card #5. Circle the indicated response in cells below.
- If the respondent does not answer a question, leave it until the end and then come back and try again. If finally the question is not answered, mark a line across all 4 answer blocks on that line.
- If respondent asks for explanation examples, say "I'm not supposed to try to explain these statements. Just think what the statement means to you."
INTERVIEWER: IF THE RESPONDENT IS SHOWING SIGNS OF BEING TIRED, SAY: Thank you - you are doing a good job. We are more than half finished the questions in this part. Would you like to stop for a small break?Module 6: Personality, Behavior and Preferences
Part A: Personality and Behavior
Q1. Show card #5 How do you see yourself?
113: Do you enjoy working on things that take a very long time (at least several months) to complete?2967221Almost always2Most of the time3Some of the time4Almost never9Don't know/ REFUSESysmissDo you enjoy beautiful things, like nature, art and music?Do you enjoy beautiful things, like nature, art and music?Do you enjoy beautiful things, like nature, art and music?Do you enjoy beautiful things, like nature, art and music?Do you enjoy beautiful things, like nature, art and music?People are different from each other. When you answer these questions, think about how you compare to other people, both at work, if you work, and at home. We understand that some of the questions seem alike. Please understand that we are asking these questions to people all over the world, and we want to make sure that we ask them in every way possible. Rate each of the items below by pointing at the response that best describes you. Do not spend a lot of time thinking about the items—just give your first response. There are no right or wrong answers.
- Interviewer: show card #5 . Make sure that respondent understands the meaning of the scale in show card #5.
- Read description to respondent. Have respondent point to their answer on card #5. Circle the indicated response in cells below.
- If the respondent does not answer a question, leave it until the end and then come back and try again. If finally the question is not answered, mark a line across all 4 answer blocks on that line.
- If respondent asks for explanation examples, say "I'm not supposed to try to explain these statements. Just think what the statement means to you."Module 6: Personality, Behavior and Preferences
Part A: Personality and Behavior
Q1. Show card #5 How do you see yourself?
114: Do you enjoy beautiful things, like nature, art and music?2976131Almost always2Most of the time3Some of the time4Almost never9Don't know/ REFUSESysmissDo you think about how the things you do will affect you in the future?Do you think about how the things you do will affect you in the future?Do you think about how the things you do will affect you in the future?Do you think about how the things you do will affect you in the future?Do you think about how the things you do will affect you in the future?People are different from each other. When you answer these questions, think about how you compare to other people, both at work, if you work, and at home. We understand that some of the questions seem alike. Please understand that we are asking these questions to people all over the world, and we want to make sure that we ask them in every way possible. Rate each of the items below by pointing at the response that best describes you. Do not spend a lot of time thinking about the items—just give your first response. There are no right or wrong answers.
- Interviewer: show card #5 . Make sure that respondent understands the meaning of the scale in show card #5.
- Read description to respondent. Have respondent point to their answer on card #5. Circle the indicated response in cells below.
- If the respondent does not answer a question, leave it until the end and then come back and try again. If finally the question is not answered, mark a line across all 4 answer blocks on that line.
- If respondent asks for explanation examples, say "I'm not supposed to try to explain these statements. Just think what the statement means to you."Module 6: Personality, Behavior and Preferences
Part A: Personality and Behavior
Q1. Show card #5 How do you see yourself?
115: Do you think about how the things you do will affect you in the future?2971181Almost always2Most of the time3Some of the time4Almost never9Don't know/ REFUSESysmissAre you very polite to other people?Are you very polite to other people?Are you very polite to other people?Are you very polite to other people?Are you very polite to other people?People are different from each other. When you answer these questions, think about how you compare to other people, both at work, if you work, and at home. We understand that some of the questions seem alike. Please understand that we are asking these questions to people all over the world, and we want to make sure that we ask them in every way possible. Rate each of the items below by pointing at the response that best describes you. Do not spend a lot of time thinking about the items—just give your first response. There are no right or wrong answers.
- Interviewer: show card #5 . Make sure that respondent understands the meaning of the scale in show card #5.
- Read description to respondent. Have respondent point to their answer on card #5. Circle the indicated response in cells below.
- If the respondent does not answer a question, leave it until the end and then come back and try again. If finally the question is not answered, mark a line across all 4 answer blocks on that line.
- If respondent asks for explanation examples, say "I'm not supposed to try to explain these statements. Just think what the statement means to you."Module 6: Personality, Behavior and Preferences
Part A: Personality and Behavior
Q1. Show card #5 How do you see yourself?
116: Are you very polite to other people?298091Almost always2Most of the time3Some of the time4Almost never9Don't know/ REFUSESysmissDo you work very well and quickly?Do you work very well and quickly?Do you work very well and quickly?Do you work very well and quickly?Do you work very well and quickly?People are different from each other. When you answer these questions, think about how you compare to other people, both at work, if you work, and at home. We understand that some of the questions seem alike. Please understand that we are asking these questions to people all over the world, and we want to make sure that we ask them in every way possible. Rate each of the items below by pointing at the response that best describes you. Do not spend a lot of time thinking about the items—just give your first response. There are no right or wrong answers.
- Interviewer: show card #5 . Make sure that respondent understands the meaning of the scale in show card #5.
- Read description to respondent. Have respondent point to their answer on card #5. Circle the indicated response in cells below.
- If the respondent does not answer a question, leave it until the end and then come back and try again. If finally the question is not answered, mark a line across all 4 answer blocks on that line.
- If respondent asks for explanation examples, say "I'm not supposed to try to explain these statements. Just think what the statement means to you."Module 6: Personality, Behavior and Preferences
Part A: Personality and Behavior
Q1. Show card #5 How do you see yourself?
117: Do you work very well and quickly?298181Almost always2Most of the time3Some of the time4Almost never9Don't know/ REFUSESysmissDo you get nervous easily?Do you get nervous easily?Do you get nervous easily?Do you get nervous easily?Do you get nervous easily?People are different from each other. When you answer these questions, think about how you compare to other people, both at work, if you work, and at home. We understand that some of the questions seem alike. Please understand that we are asking these questions to people all over the world, and we want to make sure that we ask them in every way possible. Rate each of the items below by pointing at the response that best describes you. Do not spend a lot of time thinking about the items—just give your first response. There are no right or wrong answers.
- Interviewer: show card #5 . Make sure that respondent understands the meaning of the scale in show card #5.
- Read description to respondent. Have respondent point to their answer on card #5. Circle the indicated response in cells below.
- If the respondent does not answer a question, leave it until the end and then come back and try again. If finally the question is not answered, mark a line across all 4 answer blocks on that line.
- If respondent asks for explanation examples, say "I'm not supposed to try to explain these statements. Just think what the statement means to you."Module 6: Personality, Behavior and Preferences
Part A: Personality and Behavior
Q1. Show card #5 How do you see yourself?
118: Do you get nervous easily?2970191Almost always2Most of the time3Some of the time4Almost never9Don't know/ REFUSESysmissAre you generous to other people with your time or money?Are you generous to other people with your time or money?Are you generous to other people with your time or money?Are you generous to other people with your time or money?Are you generous to other people with your time or money?People are different from each other. When you answer these questions, think about how you compare to other people, both at work, if you work, and at home. We understand that some of the questions seem alike. Please understand that we are asking these questions to people all over the world, and we want to make sure that we ask them in every way possible. Rate each of the items below by pointing at the response that best describes you. Do not spend a lot of time thinking about the items—just give your first response. There are no right or wrong answers.
- Interviewer: show card #5 . Make sure that respondent understands the meaning of the scale in show card #5.
- Read description to respondent. Have respondent point to their answer on card #5. Circle the indicated response in cells below.
- If the respondent does not answer a question, leave it until the end and then come back and try again. If finally the question is not answered, mark a line across all 4 answer blocks on that line.
- If respondent asks for explanation examples, say "I'm not supposed to try to explain these statements. Just think what the statement means to you."Module 6: Personality, Behavior and Preferences
Part A: Personality and Behavior
Q1. Show card #5 How do you see yourself?
119: Are you generous to other people with your time or money?2977121Almost always2Most of the time3Some of the time4Almost never9Don't know/ REFUSESysmissAre you outgoing and sociable, for example, do you make friends very easily?Are you outgoing and sociable, for example, do you make friends very easily?Are you outgoing and sociable, for example, do you make friends very easily?Are you outgoing and sociable, for example, do you make friends very easily?Are you outgoing and sociable, for example, do you make friends very easily?People are different from each other. When you answer these questions, think about how you compare to other people, both at work, if you work, and at home. We understand that some of the questions seem alike. Please understand that we are asking these questions to people all over the world, and we want to make sure that we ask them in every way possible. Rate each of the items below by pointing at the response that best describes you. Do not spend a lot of time thinking about the items—just give your first response. There are no right or wrong answers.
- Interviewer: show card #5 . Make sure that respondent understands the meaning of the scale in show card #5.
- Read description to respondent. Have respondent point to their answer on card #5. Circle the indicated response in cells below.
- If the respondent does not answer a question, leave it until the end and then come back and try again. If finally the question is not answered, mark a line across all 4 answer blocks on that line.
- If respondent asks for explanation examples, say "I'm not supposed to try to explain these statements. Just think what the statement means to you."Module 6: Personality, Behavior and Preferences
Part A: Personality and Behavior
Q1. Show card #5 How do you see yourself?
120: Are you outgoing and sociable, for example, do you make friends very easily?2977121Almost always2Most of the time3Some of the time4Almost never9Don't know/ REFUSESysmissDo you think carefully before you make an important decision?Do you think carefully before you make an important decision?Do you think carefully before you make an important decision?Do you think carefully before you make an important decision?Do you think carefully before you make an important decision?People are different from each other. When you answer these questions, think about how you compare to other people, both at work, if you work, and at home. We understand that some of the questions seem alike. Please understand that we are asking these questions to people all over the world, and we want to make sure that we ask them in every way possible. Rate each of the items below by pointing at the response that best describes you. Do not spend a lot of time thinking about the items—just give your first response. There are no right or wrong answers.
- Interviewer: show card #5 . Make sure that respondent understands the meaning of the scale in show card #5.
- Read description to respondent. Have respondent point to their answer on card #5. Circle the indicated response in cells below.
- If the respondent does not answer a question, leave it until the end and then come back and try again. If finally the question is not answered, mark a line across all 4 answer blocks on that line.
- If respondent asks for explanation examples, say "I'm not supposed to try to explain these statements. Just think what the statement means to you."Module 6: Personality, Behavior and Preferences
Part A: Personality and Behavior
Q1. Show card #5 How do you see yourself?
121: Do you think carefully before you make an important decision?2979101Almost always2Most of the time3Some of the time4Almost never9Don't know/ REFUSESysmissAre people mean/not nice to you?Are people mean/not nice to you?Are people mean/not nice to you?Are people mean/not nice to you?Are people mean/not nice to you?People are different from each other. When you answer these questions, think about how you compare to other people, both at work, if you work, and at home. We understand that some of the questions seem alike. Please understand that we are asking these questions to people all over the world, and we want to make sure that we ask them in every way possible. Rate each of the items below by pointing at the response that best describes you. Do not spend a lot of time thinking about the items—just give your first response. There are no right or wrong answers.
- Interviewer: show card #5 . Make sure that respondent understands the meaning of the scale in show card #5.
- Read description to respondent. Have respondent point to their answer on card #5. Circle the indicated response in cells below.
- If the respondent does not answer a question, leave it until the end and then come back and try again. If finally the question is not answered, mark a line across all 4 answer blocks on that line.
- If respondent asks for explanation examples, say "I'm not supposed to try to explain these statements. Just think what the statement means to you."Module 6: Personality, Behavior and Preferences
Part A: Personality and Behavior
Q1. Show card #5 How do you see yourself?
122: Are people mean/not nice to you?2933561Almost always2Most of the time3Some of the time4Almost never9Don't know/ REFUSESysmissDo you ask for help when you don't understand something?Do you ask for help when you don't understand something?Do you ask for help when you don't understand something?Do you ask for help when you don't understand something?Do you ask for help when you don't understand something?People are different from each other. When you answer these questions, think about how you compare to other people, both at work, if you work, and at home. We understand that some of the questions seem alike. Please understand that we are asking these questions to people all over the world, and we want to make sure that we ask them in every way possible. Rate each of the items below by pointing at the response that best describes you. Do not spend a lot of time thinking about the items—just give your first response. There are no right or wrong answers.
- Interviewer: show card #5 . Make sure that respondent understands the meaning of the scale in show card #5.
- Read description to respondent. Have respondent point to their answer on card #5. Circle the indicated response in cells below.
- If the respondent does not answer a question, leave it until the end and then come back and try again. If finally the question is not answered, mark a line across all 4 answer blocks on that line.
- If respondent asks for explanation examples, say "I'm not supposed to try to explain these statements. Just think what the statement means to you."Module 6: Personality, Behavior and Preferences
Part A: Personality and Behavior
Q1. Show card #5 How do you see yourself?
123: Do you ask for help when you don’t understand something?298271Almost always2Most of the time3Some of the time4Almost never9Don't know/ REFUSESysmissDo you think about how the things you do will affect others?Do you think about how the things you do will affect others?Do you think about how the things you do will affect others?Do you think about how the things you do will affect others?Do you think about how the things you do will affect others?People are different from each other. When you answer these questions, think about how you compare to other people, both at work, if you work, and at home. We understand that some of the questions seem alike. Please understand that we are asking these questions to people all over the world, and we want to make sure that we ask them in every way possible. Rate each of the items below by pointing at the response that best describes you. Do not spend a lot of time thinking about the items—just give your first response. There are no right or wrong answers.
- Interviewer: show card #5 . Make sure that respondent understands the meaning of the scale in show card #5.
- Read description to respondent. Have respondent point to their answer on card #5. Circle the indicated response in cells below.
- If the respondent does not answer a question, leave it until the end and then come back and try again. If finally the question is not answered, mark a line across all 4 answer blocks on that line.
- If respondent asks for explanation examples, say "I'm not supposed to try to explain these statements. Just think what the statement means to you."Module 6: Personality, Behavior and Preferences
Part A: Personality and Behavior
Q1. Show card #5 How do you see yourself?
124: Do you think about how the things you do will affect others?2977121Almost always2Most of the time3Some of the time4Almost never9Don't know/ REFUSESysmissGet $120 for sure or flip a coin for $0 or $360Get $120 for sure or flip a coin for $0 or $360Get $120 for sure or flip a coin for $0 or $360Get $120 for sure or flip a coin for $0 or $360Get $120 for sure or flip a coin for $0 or $360Module 6: Personality, Behavior and Preferences
Part B: Preferences
This section asks some questions about how you would respond to different options that you are given
Q1. Imagine that you have a choice between the following two options:
Option 1 – Receive 1 million VND for sure, or
Option 2 – Flip a coin and receive 0 if it's tail or 3 million VND if it's head.
Which option would you take?Option 2 (Flip the coin) >> Q.3298091option 1 (take the sure money)2option 2 (flip the coin)SysmissGet $120 for sure or flip a coin for $0 or $480Get $120 for sure or flip a coin for $0 or $480Get $120 for sure or flip a coin for $0 or $480Get $120 for sure or flip a coin for $0 or $480Get $120 for sure or flip a coin for $0 or $480Module 6: Personality, Behavior and Preferences
Part B: Preferences
Q2. Now imagine that you have a choice between the following two options:
Option 1 – Receive SLRs.7,500 for sure, or
Option 2 – Flip a coin and receive 0 if it's tail or SLRs.30,000 if it's head
Which option would you take?Option 1 (FLIP THE COIN) >>Q.4
Option 2 (FLIP THE COIN) >>Q.422357541option 1 (take the sure money)2option 2 (flip the coin)SysmissGet $120 for sure or flip a coin for $0 or $240Get $120 for sure or flip a coin for $0 or $240Get $120 for sure or flip a coin for $0 or $240Get $120 for sure or flip a coin for $0 or $240Get $120 for sure or flip a coin for $0 or $240Module 6: Personality, Behavior and Preferences
Part B: Preferences
Q3. Now imagine that you have a choice between the following two options:
Option 1 – Receive SLRs.7,500 for sure, or
Option 2 – Flip a coin and receive 0 if it's tail or SLRs.30,000 if it's head.
Which option would you take?74522441option 1 (take the sure money)2option 2 (flip the coin)SysmissReceive $1200 today or $1800 in one yearReceive $1200 today or $1800 in one yearReceive $1200 today or $1800 in one yearReceive $1200 today or $1800 in one yearReceive $1200 today or $1800 in one yearModule 6: Personality, Behavior and Preferences
Part B: Preferences
Q4. Now I am going to propose to you two different options. Imagine that you have a choice between the following two options:
Option 1 – Receive SLRs. 75,000 today, or
Option 2 – Receive SLRs. 110,000 for sure one year from now.
Which option would you take?
Option 1 (Take the money today), or
Option 2 (Money in 1 year)Option 2 (Money in 1 Year) >>Q.7298091option 1 (take the sure money)2option 2 (money in 1 year)SysmissReceive $1200 today or $2400 in one yearReceive $1200 today or $2400 in one yearReceive $1200 today or $2400 in one yearReceive $1200 today or $2400 in one yearReceive $1200 today or $2400 in one yearModule 6: Personality, Behavior and Preferences
Part B: Preferences
Q5. Now imagine that you have a choice between the following two options:
Option 1 – Receive SLRs. 75,000 today, or
Option 2 – Receive SLRs. 150,000 for sure one year from now.
Which option would you take?
Option 1 (Take the money today), or
Option 2 (Money in 1 year)Option 2 (Money in 1 year) >>Module 7, pg 4821258641option 1 (take the sure money)2option 2 (money in 1 year)SysmissAmount you would receive in one year instead of $1200 todayAmount you would receive in one year instead of $1200 todayAmount you would receive in one year instead of $1200 todayAmount you would receive in one year instead of $1200 todayAmount you would receive in one year instead of $1200 todayModule 6: Personality, Behavior and Preferences
Part B: Preferences
Q6. What amount would you accept to receive in one year's time instead of receiving SLRs. 75,000 today.>>Module 7,pg481644134515000010000000323301.46428633.593USD amount you would receive in one year instead USD 1200 todayUSD amount you would receive in one year instead USD 1200 todayUSD amount you would receive in one year instead USD 1200 todayUSD amount you would receive in one year instead USD 1200 todayUSD amount you would receive in one year instead USD 1200 today164413453627.087241805.8137817.61710364.609Receive $1200 today or $1440 in one yearReceive $1200 today or $1440 in one yearReceive $1200 today or $1440 in one yearReceive $1200 today or $1440 in one yearReceive $1200 today or $1440 in one yearModule 6: Personality, Behavior and Preferences
Part B: Preferences
Q7. Now imagine that you have a choice between the following two options:
Option 1 – Receive SLRs. 75,000 today.
Option 2 – Receive SLRs. 90,000 for sure one year from now.
Which option would you take?
Option 1 (Take the money today)
Option 2 (Money in 1 year)85521341option 1 (take the money today)2option 2 (money in 1 year)SysmissWhat is your mother tongue?What is your mother tongue?What is your mother tongue?What is your mother tongue?What is your mother tongue?This section asks about the languages you speak and that are spoken in your household, and about your family now and when you were young. Researchers are interested in all these aspects and wish to compare them across countries as well as in your country.Module 7: Language and Family
Q1. What is your mother tongue? (1)Record up to two 'Mother Tongues'2979101sinhala2tamil3english5other (specify)6Malay7Divehi8PortugueseSysmissOther-SpecifyOther-SpecifyOther-SpecifyOther-SpecifyOther-Specify11DHIVEHIMALAYPORTUGUESESecond mother languageSecond mother languageSecond mother languageSecond mother languageSecond mother languageModule 7: Language and Family
Q1. What is your mother tongue? (2)10928801sinhala2tamil3english5other (specify)SysmissWhat language is mainly spoken in your home?What language is mainly spoken in your home?What language is mainly spoken in your home?What language is mainly spoken in your home?What language is mainly spoken in your home?Module 7: Language and Family
Q2. What language is mainly spoken in your home?2979101sinhala2tamil3english5other (specify)6Malay7Divehi8PortugueseSysmissOther-SpecifyOther-SpecifyOther-SpecifyOther-SpecifyOther-SpecifyModule 7: Language and Family
Q2. What language is mainly spoken in your home? Other (speficy)6DHIVEHIMALAYIs the language spoken in your home an official language?Is the language spoken in your home an official language?Is the language spoken in your home an official language?Is the language spoken in your home an official language?Is the language spoken in your home an official language?Module 7: Language and Family
Q3. Interviewer: Is the language spoken at home Vietnamese?Yes >>Q52979101yes2noSysmissHow many people on your house speak an official language?How many people on your house speak an official language?How many people on your house speak an official language?How many people on your house speak an official language?How many people on your house speak an official language?Module 7: Language and Family
Q4. How many people in your household speak Vietnamese?2529641234SysmissDo you speak another languaje well enough to get a job that requires it?Do you speak another languaje well enough to get a job that requires it?Do you speak another languaje well enough to get a job that requires it?Do you speak another languaje well enough to get a job that requires it?Do you speak another languaje well enough to get a job that requires it?Module 7: Language and Family
Q5. Do you speak another language (Other than interview language) well enough to work in a job that requires that language?No >>Q272979101yes2noSysmissenglishenglishenglishenglishenglishModule 7: Language and Family
Q6. Which Language?
- English101019791Yes2NoSysmisschinesechinesechinesechinesechineseModule 7: Language and Family
Q6. Which Language?
- Chinese100919801Yes2NoSysmisskoreankoreankoreankoreankoreanModule 7: Language and Family
Q6. Which Language?
- Korean100619831Yes2NoSysmissQ6_4: Other1Q6_4: Other1Q6_4: Other1Q6_4: Other1Q6_4: Other199919901Yes2NoSysmissWHICH LANGUAGE(S)?WHICH LANGUAGE(S)?WHICH LANGUAGE(S)?WHICH LANGUAGE(S)?WHICH LANGUAGE(S)?46294315Italian (language)6Spanish (language)7Arabic (language)8German (language)9Hindi(language)10Korean11Pali12Japanese13Dhivehi14Portuguese15French16Chinese17MalayalamSysmissQ6_4: OTHER (SPECIFY_________________)Q6_4: OTHER (SPECIFY_________________)Q6_4: OTHER (SPECIFY_________________)Q6_4: OTHER (SPECIFY_________________)Q6_4: OTHER (SPECIFY_________________)43ARABARAB LANGUAGEARAB/HINDIARABIARABICARABIC ,HINDIARABIKFRENCHFRENSHHINDIHINDI LANGUAGEHINDI LANGUGEITALIITALIANITALYITHALIJAPANJAPANEES LANGUAGEJERMENKOREANMALAYALAMPALIQ6_4: Other2Q6_4: Other2Q6_4: Other2Q6_4: Other2Q6_4: Other229891Yes2NoSysmissWHICH LANGUAGE(S)?WHICH LANGUAGE(S)?WHICH LANGUAGE(S)?WHICH LANGUAGE(S)?WHICH LANGUAGE(S)?29895Italian (language)6Spanish (language)7Arabic (language)8German (language)9Hindi(language)10Korean11Pali12Japanese13Dhivehi14Portuguese15French16Chinese17MalayalamSysmissQ6_4: OTHER (SPECIFY_______________)Q6_4: OTHER (SPECIFY_______________)Q6_4: OTHER (SPECIFY_______________)Q6_4: OTHER (SPECIFY_______________)Q6_4: OTHER (SPECIFY_______________)Does your spouse/partner live in this household?Does your spouse/partner live in this household?Does your spouse/partner live in this household?Does your spouse/partner live in this household?Does your spouse/partner live in this household?Module 7: Language and Family
Q7. Interviewer: Check the roster (Module 1 A). In question 13 , is the person coded as a widow/er or never married?Yes >>Q102979101yes2noSysmissSpouse/partner live in this householdSpouse/partner live in this householdSpouse/partner live in this householdSpouse/partner live in this householdSpouse/partner live in this householdModule 7: Language and Family
Q8. Does your spouse/ partner live in this household now?No >>Q1021977921yes2noSysmissId of spouse/partnerId of spouse/partnerId of spouse/partnerId of spouse/partnerId of spouse/partnerModule 7: Language and Family
Q9.ID of the Spouse/Partner (1)For polygamous marriages, record up to the first three spouses
Copy the ID of the Spouse/Partner (1)1910107912345678SysmissId of spouse/partnerId of spouse/partnerId of spouse/partnerId of spouse/partnerId of spouse/partner2989SysmissId of spouse/partnerId of spouse/partnerId of spouse/partnerId of spouse/partnerId of spouse/partnerModule 7: Language and Family
Q9. ID of the Spouse/Partner (3)Copy the ID of the Spouse/Partner (3)2989SysmissAre you the parent of any children living here?Are you the parent of any children living here?Are you the parent of any children living here?Are you the parent of any children living here?Are you the parent of any children living here?Module 7: Language and Family
Q10. Are you the parent of any children who live in the household now?No >>Q122979101yes2noSysmissChild idChild idChild idChild idChild idModule 7: Language and Family
Q11. Could you please tell me the names of your children?Copy the ID code of all respondent's children from the roster19451044123456789SysmissChild idChild idChild idChild idChild idModule 7: Language and Family
Q11. Could you please tell me the names of your children?Copy the ID code of all respondent's children from the roster11831806345678910SysmissChild idChild idChild idChild idChild idModule 7: Language and Family
Q11. Could you please tell me the names of your children?Copy the ID code of all respondent's children from the roster3822607456781011SysmissChild idChild idChild idChild idChild idModule 7: Language and Family
Q11. Could you please tell me the names of your children?Copy the ID code of all respondent's children from the roster902899567891112SysmissChild idChild idChild idChild idChild idModule 7: Language and Family
Q11. Could you please tell me the names of your children?Copy the ID code of all respondent's children from the roster312958678910SysmissChild idChild idChild idChild idChild idModule 7: Language and Family
Q11. Could you please tell me the names of your children?Copy the ID code of all respondent's children from the roster9298081011SysmissChild idChild idChild idChild idChild idModule 7: Language and Family
Q11. Could you please tell me the names of your children?Copy the ID code of all respondent's children from the roster229879SysmissChild idChild idChild idChild idChild idModule 7: Language and Family
Q11. Could you please tell me the names of your children?Copy the ID code of all respondent's children from the roster2989SysmissChild idChild idChild idChild idChild idModule 7: Language and Family
Q11. Could you please tell me the names of your children?Copy the ID code of all respondent's children from the roster2989SysmissChild idChild idChild idChild idChild idModule 7: Language and Family
Q11. Could you please tell me the names of your children?Copy the ID code of all respondent's children from the roster2989SysmissDoes your mother live in the household now?Does your mother live in the household now?Does your mother live in the household now?Does your mother live in the household now?Does your mother live in the household now?Module 7: Language and Family
Q12. Does your mother live in this household now?No >>Q142979101yes2noSysmissMother idMother idMother idMother idMother idModule 7: Language and Family
Q13. Could you please tell me the name of your mother?>>Q15Copy the ID code of the mother80621831234567810SysmissHighest level education your mother obtainedHighest level education your mother obtainedHighest level education your mother obtainedHighest level education your mother obtainedHighest level education your mother obtainedModule 7: Language and Family
Q14. What is the highest education level your mother obtained?21738161No formal education or less than completed Primary2Completed primary education (Grade 1-5)3Completed lower secondary (Grade 6-8)4Passed GCE/ O/L5Passed GCE A/L6Completed bachelor degree7Completed Masters8Completed PhD/ doctorate9Vocational training (certificate)10Technical education (diploma)11Professional qualification (diploma)12Vocational technology (degree, bachelor level)1399Don't knowSysmissQ14: OtherQ14: OtherQ14: OtherQ14: OtherQ14: OtherDoes your father live in the household now?Does your father live in the household now?Does your father live in the household now?Does your father live in the household now?Does your father live in the household now?Module 7: Language and Family
Q15. Does your father live in this household now?No >>Q172979101yes2noSysmissFather idFather idFather idFather idFather idModule 7: Language and Family
Q16. Could you please tell me the name of your father?>>Q18Copy the ID code of the father58124081234567SysmissHighest level education your father obtainedHighest level education your father obtainedHighest level education your father obtainedHighest level education your father obtainedHighest level education your father obtainedModule 7: Language and Family
Q17. What is the highest education level your father obtained?239859119921.61637.9871234567810111213141599SysmissNumber of older brothers you had at 12 year oldNumber of older brothers you had at 12 year oldNumber of older brothers you had at 12 year oldNumber of older brothers you had at 12 year oldNumber of older brothers you had at 12 year oldThese next questions ask about your family and your family members when you were 12 years old.Module 7: Language and Family
Q18. How many older brothers did you have when you were 12 years old? (Include half-brothers and adopted brothers if they lived in your household)29791081.041.306Number of older sisters you had at 12 year oldNumber of older sisters you had at 12 year oldNumber of older sisters you had at 12 year oldNumber of older sisters you had at 12 year oldNumber of older sisters you had at 12 year oldModule 7: Language and Family
Q19. How many older sisters did you have when you were 12 years old?29791012345678SysmissNumber of younger brothers you had at 12 years oldNumber of younger brothers you had at 12 years oldNumber of younger brothers you had at 12 years oldNumber of younger brothers you had at 12 years oldNumber of younger brothers you had at 12 years oldModule 7: Language and Family
Q20. How many younger brothers did you have when you were 12 years old?29791012345678SysmissNumber of younger sisters you had at 12 years oldNumber of younger sisters you had at 12 years oldNumber of younger sisters you had at 12 years oldNumber of younger sisters you had at 12 years oldNumber of younger sisters you had at 12 years oldModule 7: Language and Family
Q21. How many younger sisters did you have when you were 12 years old?29791012345681011SysmissFather lived on home at 12 year oldFather lived on home at 12 year oldFather lived on home at 12 year oldFather lived on home at 12 year oldFather lived on home at 12 year oldModule 7: Language and Family
Q22. Which of your relatives usually lived in your household with you when you were 12 years old?
- Father2979101Yes2NoSysmissMother lived on home at 12 year oldMother lived on home at 12 year oldMother lived on home at 12 year oldMother lived on home at 12 year oldMother lived on home at 12 year oldModule 7: Language and Family
Q22. Which of your relatives usually lived in your household with you when you were 12 years old?
- Mother2979101Yes2NoSysmissStep-father lived on home at 12 year oldStep-father lived on home at 12 year oldStep-father lived on home at 12 year oldStep-father lived on home at 12 year oldStep-father lived on home at 12 year oldModule 7: Language and Family
Q22. Which of your relatives usually lived in your household with you when you were 12 years old?
- Step- father2979101Yes2NoSysmissStep-mother lived on home at 12 year oldStep-mother lived on home at 12 year oldStep-mother lived on home at 12 year oldStep-mother lived on home at 12 year oldStep-mother lived on home at 12 year oldModule 7: Language and Family
Q22. Which of your relatives usually lived in your household with you when you were 12 years old?
- Step-mother2979101Yes2NoSysmissGrandfather(s) lived on home at 12 year oldGrandfather(s) lived on home at 12 year oldGrandfather(s) lived on home at 12 year oldGrandfather(s) lived on home at 12 year oldGrandfather(s) lived on home at 12 year oldModule 7: Language and Family
Q22. Which of your relatives usually lived in your household with you when you were 12 years old?
- Grandfather(s)2979101Yes2NoSysmissGrandmother(s) lived on home at 12 year oldGrandmother(s) lived on home at 12 year oldGrandmother(s) lived on home at 12 year oldGrandmother(s) lived on home at 12 year oldGrandmother(s) lived on home at 12 year oldModule 7: Language and Family
Q22. Which of your relatives usually lived in your household with you when you were 12 years old?
- Grandmother(s)2979101Yes2NoSysmissBrothers and sisters lived on home at 12 year oldBrothers and sisters lived on home at 12 year oldBrothers and sisters lived on home at 12 year oldBrothers and sisters lived on home at 12 year oldBrothers and sisters lived on home at 12 year oldModule 7: Language and Family
Q22. Which of your relatives usually lived in your household with you when you were 12 years old?
- Brothers & Sisters2979101Yes2NoSysmissSisters-in-law lived on home at 12 year oldSisters-in-law lived on home at 12 year oldSisters-in-law lived on home at 12 year oldSisters-in-law lived on home at 12 year oldSisters-in-law lived on home at 12 year oldModule 7: Language and Family
Q22. Which of your relatives usually lived in your household with you when you were 12 years old?
- Sisters-in-law2979101Yes2NoSysmissBrothers-in-law lived on home at 12 year oldBrothers-in-law lived on home at 12 year oldBrothers-in-law lived on home at 12 year oldBrothers-in-law lived on home at 12 year oldBrothers-in-law lived on home at 12 year oldModule 7: Language and Family
Q22. Which of your relatives usually lived in your household with you when you were 12 years old?
- Brothers-in-law2979101Yes2NoSysmissUncle(s) lived on home at 12 year oldUncle(s) lived on home at 12 year oldUncle(s) lived on home at 12 year oldUncle(s) lived on home at 12 year oldUncle(s) lived on home at 12 year oldModule 7: Language and Family
Q22. Which of your relatives usually lived in your household with you when you were 12 years old?
- Uncle(s)2979101Yes2NoSysmissAunt(s) lived on home at 12 year oldAunt(s) lived on home at 12 year oldAunt(s) lived on home at 12 year oldAunt(s) lived on home at 12 year oldAunt(s) lived on home at 12 year oldModule 7: Language and Family
Q22. Which of your relatives usually lived in your household with you when you were 12 years old?
- Aunt(s)2979101Yes2NoSysmissWife(Wives) of uncle(s) lived on home at 12 year oldWife(Wives) of uncle(s) lived on home at 12 year oldWife(Wives) of uncle(s) lived on home at 12 year oldWife(Wives) of uncle(s) lived on home at 12 year oldWife(Wives) of uncle(s) lived on home at 12 year oldModule 7: Language and Family
Q22. Which of your relatives usually lived in your household with you when you were 12 years old?
- Wife(wives) of uncle(s)2979101Yes2NoSysmissHusband(s) of aunt(s) lived on home at 12 year oldHusband(s) of aunt(s) lived on home at 12 year oldHusband(s) of aunt(s) lived on home at 12 year oldHusband(s) of aunt(s) lived on home at 12 year oldHusband(s) of aunt(s) lived on home at 12 year oldModule 7: Language and Family
Q22. Which of your relatives usually lived in your household with you when you were 12 years old?
- husband(s) of aunt(s)2979101Yes2NoSysmissOther lived on home at 12 year oldOther lived on home at 12 year oldOther lived on home at 12 year oldOther lived on home at 12 year oldOther lived on home at 12 year old2979101Yes2NoSysmissWhich of your relatives usually lived in your household with you when you were 1Which of your relatives usually lived in your household with you when you were 1Which of your relatives usually lived in your household with you when you were 1Which of your relatives usually lived in your household with you when you were 1Which of your relatives usually lived in your household with you when you were 14298515Children of the Father's brothers (cousins)1617Cousins (mother’s sister’s children)SysmissQ22_14: OTHER (SPECIFY__)Q22_14: OTHER (SPECIFY__)Q22_14: OTHER (SPECIFY__)Q22_14: OTHER (SPECIFY__)Q22_14: OTHER (SPECIFY__)Q22_14: Other2Q22_14: Other2Q22_14: Other2Q22_14: Other2Q22_14: Other229891Yes2NoSysmissWhich of your relatives usually lived in your household with you when you were 1Which of your relatives usually lived in your household with you when you were 1Which of your relatives usually lived in your household with you when you were 1Which of your relatives usually lived in your household with you when you were 1Which of your relatives usually lived in your household with you when you were 1298915Children of the Father's brothers (cousins)17Cousins (mother's sister's children)SysmissQ22_14: OTHER (SPECIFY____________________)Q22_14: OTHER (SPECIFY____________________)Q22_14: OTHER (SPECIFY____________________)Q22_14: OTHER (SPECIFY____________________)Q22_14: OTHER (SPECIFY____________________)From 1 to 10: Family economic when you were 15 years oldFrom 1 to 10: Family economic when you were 15 years oldFrom 1 to 10: Family economic when you were 15 years oldFrom 1 to 10: Family economic when you were 15 years oldFrom 1 to 10: Family economic when you were 15 years oldModule 7: Language and Family
Q23. Show card #6 Imagine a 10-step stairs where on the bottom, the FIRST step, stand the poorest people, and on the highest step, the TENTH, stand the richest. On which step do you think your family was when you were 15 years old?29791012345678910SysmissEconomical situation worsened: Death of a household memberEconomical situation worsened: Death of a household memberEconomical situation worsened: Death of a household memberEconomical situation worsened: Death of a household memberEconomical situation worsened: Death of a household memberModule 7: Language and Family
Q24. Before you reached the age 15, was the household's financial situation significantly worsened because of ...?
- Death of a household member2979101Yes2NoSysmissEconomical situation worsened: Illness of a household memberEconomical situation worsened: Illness of a household memberEconomical situation worsened: Illness of a household memberEconomical situation worsened: Illness of a household memberEconomical situation worsened: Illness of a household memberModule 7: Language and Family
Q24. Before you reached the age 15, was the household's financial situation significantly worsened because of ...?
- Illness / serious accident of a household member2979101Yes2NoSysmissEconomical situation worsened: Family breakupEconomical situation worsened: Family breakupEconomical situation worsened: Family breakupEconomical situation worsened: Family breakupEconomical situation worsened: Family breakupModule 7: Language and Family
Q24. Before you reached the age 15, was the household's financial situation significantly worsened because of ...?
- Family breakup/ separation/ divorce2979101Yes2NoSysmissEconomical situation worsened: Alcohol or drug problemEconomical situation worsened: Alcohol or drug problemEconomical situation worsened: Alcohol or drug problemEconomical situation worsened: Alcohol or drug problemEconomical situation worsened: Alcohol or drug problemModule 7: Language and Family
Q24. Before you reached the age 15, was the household's financial situation significantly worsened because of ...?
- Alcohol problem/ alcoholism or drug problem of household member2979101Yes2NoSysmissEconomical situation worsened: Loss of employmentEconomical situation worsened: Loss of employmentEconomical situation worsened: Loss of employmentEconomical situation worsened: Loss of employmentEconomical situation worsened: Loss of employmentModule 7: Language and Family
Q24. Before you reached the age 15, was the household's financial situation significantly worsened because of ...?
- Loss of employment for household member2979101Yes2NoSysmissEconomical situation worsened: BankruptcyEconomical situation worsened: BankruptcyEconomical situation worsened: BankruptcyEconomical situation worsened: BankruptcyEconomical situation worsened: BankruptcyModule 7: Language and Family
Q24. Before you reached the age 15, was the household's financial situation significantly worsened because of ...?
- Bankruptcy or loss of family business2979101Yes2NoSysmissEconomical situation worsened: Loss of cropsEconomical situation worsened: Loss of cropsEconomical situation worsened: Loss of cropsEconomical situation worsened: Loss of cropsEconomical situation worsened: Loss of cropsModule 7: Language and Family
Q24. Before you reached the age 15, was the household's financial situation significantly worsened because of ...?
- Loss of crops2979101Yes2NoSysmissEconomical situation worsened: Natural catastropheEconomical situation worsened: Natural catastropheEconomical situation worsened: Natural catastropheEconomical situation worsened: Natural catastropheEconomical situation worsened: Natural catastropheModule 7: Language and Family
Q24. Before you reached the age 15, was the household's financial situation significantly worsened because of ...?
- Fire, drought, flood or other natural catastrophe2979101Yes2NoSysmissEconomical situation worsened: Violence or theftEconomical situation worsened: Violence or theftEconomical situation worsened: Violence or theftEconomical situation worsened: Violence or theftEconomical situation worsened: Violence or theftModule 7: Language and Family
Q24. Before you reached the age 15, was the household's financial situation significantly worsened because of ...?
- Violence, theft2979101Yes2NoSysmissEconomical situation worsened: Forced displacementEconomical situation worsened: Forced displacementEconomical situation worsened: Forced displacementEconomical situation worsened: Forced displacementEconomical situation worsened: Forced displacementModule 7: Language and Family
Q24. Before you reached the age 15, was the household's financial situation significantly worsened because of ...?
- Forced displacement2979101Yes2NoSysmissOther-SpecifyOther-SpecifyOther-SpecifyOther-SpecifyOther-Specify2979101Yes2NoSysmissBefore you reached the age 15, was the household's financial situation significBefore you reached the age 15, was the household's financial situation significBefore you reached the age 15, was the household's financial situation significBefore you reached the age 15, was the household's financial situation significBefore you reached the age 15, was the household's financial situation signific18297112Aged guardians/guardians getting old13All the family members being unemployed14Payment of pension delayed15A personal reasonSysmissQ24_11: OTHER (SPECIFY__________________________________)Q24_11: OTHER (SPECIFY__________________________________)Q24_11: OTHER (SPECIFY__________________________________)Q24_11: OTHER (SPECIFY__________________________________)Q24_11: OTHER (SPECIFY__________________________________)8DELAY OF PENTIONDUE TO A PROPERTY CASEDUE TO TEMPORARY NATURE OF JOBINCREASE OF FAMILY MEMBERSLACK OF INCOMEMEMBERS IN THE FAMILY ARE MORE SO COST PF THE FAMINO PERMANT OCCUPATION FOR PARENTSRELOCATED OF BROTHERS AND SISTERSQ24_11: Other2Q24_11: Other2Q24_11: Other2Q24_11: Other2Q24_11: Other229891Yes2NoSysmissBefore you reached the age 15, was the household's financial situation significBefore you reached the age 15, was the household's financial situation significBefore you reached the age 15, was the household's financial situation significBefore you reached the age 15, was the household's financial situation significBefore you reached the age 15, was the household's financial situation signific298912Aged guardians/guardians getting old13All the family members being unemployed14Payment of pension delayed15A personal reasonSysmissQ24_11: OTHER (SPECIFY___________________)Q24_11: OTHER (SPECIFY___________________)Q24_11: OTHER (SPECIFY___________________)Q24_11: OTHER (SPECIFY___________________)Q24_11: OTHER (SPECIFY___________________)Ever worked outside home for moneyEver worked outside home for moneyEver worked outside home for moneyEver worked outside home for moneyEver worked outside home for moneyModule 7: Language and Family
Q25. Before you reached the age of 15, did you ever work outside the home, for money or in-kind?No >>Module 8, pg512979101yes2noSysmissAge you first worked outside homeAge you first worked outside homeAge you first worked outside homeAge you first worked outside homeAge you first worked outside homeModule 7: Language and Family
Q26. At what age did you first work outside the home?306268378910111213141516171819202126Sysmisswas there any other...?was there any other...?was there any other...?was there any other...?was there any other...?Module 8: Interviewer Impressions for Modules 2-7
Q1. Was there anyone other than the respondent present, including children, during the interview for Modules 2-7?No, respondent was alone >>Q329891yes2nospousespousespousespousespouseModule 8: Interviewer Impressions for Modules 2-7
Q2. For how much of the time were these persons with the respondent during the interview times for Modules 2-7?
- The spouse of the respondent20419481for all or most of the time2approximately half of the time3about 1/4 of the time4for a small time5not present/ not applicableSysmisschild 6 yrs or lesschild 6 yrs or lesschild 6 yrs or lesschild 6 yrs or lesschild 6 yrs or lessModule 8: Interviewer Impressions for Modules 2-7
Q2. For how much of the time were these persons with the respondent during the interview times for Modules 2-7?
- A child or children 6 years or less20419481for all or most of the time2approximately half of the time3about 1/4 of the time4for a small time5not present/ not applicableSysmisschild 7-14 yrschild 7-14 yrschild 7-14 yrschild 7-14 yrschild 7-14 yrsModule 8: Interviewer Impressions for Modules 2-7
Q2. For how much of the time were these persons with the respondent during the interview times for Modules 2-7?
- A child or children 7-14 years20419481for all or most of the time2approximately half of the time3about 1/4 of the time4for a small time5not present/ not applicableSysmissadult hh memberadult hh memberadult hh memberadult hh memberadult hh memberModule 8: Interviewer Impressions for Modules 2-7
Q2. For how much of the time were these persons with the respondent during the interview times for Modules 2-7?
- Adult household members20419481for all or most of the time2approximately half of the time3about 1/4 of the time4for a small time5not present/ not applicableSysmissadults from outside hhadults from outside hhadults from outside hhadults from outside hhadults from outside hhModule 8: Interviewer Impressions for Modules 2-7
Q2. For how much of the time were these persons with the respondent during the interview times for Modules 2-7?
- Adults from outside the household20419481for all or most of the time2approximately half of the time3about 1/4 of the time4for a small time5not present/ not applicableSysmissimpression if respondent understoodimpression if respondent understoodimpression if respondent understoodimpression if respondent understoodimpression if respondent understoodModule 8: Interviewer Impressions for Modules 2-7
Q3. What is your impression of how well the respondent understood the questions being asked?29891very well2quite well3not so well4poorly5a lot of difficulty understandingimpression on serious was...impression on serious was...impression on serious was...impression on serious was...impression on serious was...Module 8: Interviewer Impressions for Modules 2-7
Q4. What is your impression of how serious and candid the respondent was when answering questions?29891very serious2serious3not very serious4not serious at allimpression on how much distructionimpression on how much distructionimpression on how much distructionimpression on how much distructionimpression on how much distructionModule 8: Interviewer Impressions for Modules 2-7
Q5. There can be many distractions during an interview: noise, children needing attention, people interrupting, phone calls, respondent feeling pressed for time, etc. What is your impression of how much distraction there was for the respondent when answering the questionnaire?298811very little or no distraction2some distraction, not serious3some distraction, bothering to the respondent4a great deal of distractionSysmisshow often asked for assistancehow often asked for assistancehow often asked for assistancehow often asked for assistancehow often asked for assistanceModule 8: Interviewer Impressions for Modules 2-7
Q6. How often did the respondent ask you (the interviewer) for assistance, clarification or examples?29891very often - in many questions2fairly often3sometimes4rarelyQ7:COMMENTQ7:COMMENTQ7:COMMENTQ7:COMMENTQ7:COMMENTgeneral booklet id.general booklet id.general booklet id.general booklet id.general booklet id.Module 9: Reading Exercises
General booklet id.2989100148052693.2811025.478print vocabulary time minutesprint vocabulary time minutesprint vocabulary time minutesprint vocabulary time minutesprint vocabulary time minutesModule 9: Reading Exercises
Section A: Reading Components Timing
Part 1 – Print Vocabulary Time (minutes)296623452.9712.377123456789101112131516171819202345Sysmisspart 1 time secondspart 1 time secondspart 1 time secondspart 1 time secondspart 1 time secondsModule 9: Reading Exercises
Section A: Reading Components Timing
Part 1 - Print Vocabulary Time (seconds)2966235928.2417.289sentence processing time minutessentence processing time minutessentence processing time minutessentence processing time minutessentence processing time minutesModule 9: Reading Exercises
Section A: Reading Components Timing
Part 2 - Sentence Processing Time (minutes)290980213.5762.209123456789101112131415161921Sysmisssentence processing time secondssentence processing time secondssentence processing time secondssentence processing time secondssentence processing time secondsModule 9: Reading Exercises
Section A: Reading Components Timing
Part 2 - Sentence Processing Time (seconds)2909805928.53117.629passage comprehension article1 time hourspassage comprehension article1 time hourspassage comprehension article1 time hourspassage comprehension article1 time hourspassage comprehension article1 time hoursModule 9: Reading Exercises
Section A: Reading Components Timing
Part 3 – Passage Comprehension – Article 1 Time (hours)2860129233.3042.31312345678910111213141516202123Sysmisspassage comprehension article 1 time minutespassage comprehension article 1 time minutespassage comprehension article 1 time minutespassage comprehension article 1 time minutespassage comprehension article 1 time minutesModule 9: Reading Exercises
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Part 3 - Passage Comprehension - Article 1 Time (minutes)28601295928.51217.921passage comprehension article 2 time hourspassage comprehension article 2 time hourspassage comprehension article 2 time hourspassage comprehension article 2 time hourspassage comprehension article 2 time hoursModule 9: Reading Exercises
Section A: Reading Components Timing
Part 3 - Passage Comprehension - Article 2 Time (hours)284614312345678910111213151618Sysmisspassage comprehension article 2 time minutespassage comprehension article 2 time minutespassage comprehension article 2 time minutespassage comprehension article 2 time minutespassage comprehension article 2 time minutesModule 9: Reading Exercises
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Part 3 - Passage Comprehension - Article 2 Time (minutes)28461438327.43418.147passage comprehension artible 3 time hourspassage comprehension artible 3 time hourspassage comprehension artible 3 time hourspassage comprehension artible 3 time hourspassage comprehension artible 3 time hoursModule 9: Reading Exercises
Section A: Reading Components Timing
Part 3 - Passage Comprehension - Article 3 Time (hours)2842147202.1532.067passage comprehension article 3 time minutespassage comprehension article 3 time minutespassage comprehension article 3 time minutespassage comprehension article 3 time minutespassage comprehension article 3 time minutesModule 9: Reading Exercises
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Part 3 - Passage Comprehension - Article 3 Time (minutes)28421475927.62818.358Where did the respondent do the reading exercises (Module 9) ?Where did the respondent do the reading exercises (Module 9) ?Where did the respondent do the reading exercises (Module 9) ?Where did the respondent do the reading exercises (Module 9) ?Where did the respondent do the reading exercises (Module 9) ?2966231home2specific location for exercises (specify)3at the workplace/place of employment4Someone else’s houseSysmisswas there anyone other than the respondent during reading exercise?was there anyone other than the respondent during reading exercise?was there anyone other than the respondent during reading exercise?was there anyone other than the respondent during reading exercise?was there anyone other than the respondent during reading exercise?Module 10: Interviewer Impressions for the Reading Exercises (Module 9)
Q1. Was there anyone other than the respondent present, including children, during the reading exercises (Module 9) ?2966231yes2no,respondent was aloneSysmisswas the spouse present during the reading exercise?was the spouse present during the reading exercise?was the spouse present during the reading exercise?was the spouse present during the reading exercise?was the spouse present during the reading exercise?Module 10: Interviewer Impressions for the Reading Exercises (Module 9)
Q2. For how much of the time were these persons with the respondent during the reading exercises?
- The spouse of the respondent172512641for all or most of the time2approximately half of the time3about 1/4 of the time4for a small time5not present/ not applicableSysmisswas a children of 6 years or less present during the readin exercise?was a children of 6 years or less present during the readin exercise?was a children of 6 years or less present during the readin exercise?was a children of 6 years or less present during the readin exercise?was a children of 6 years or less present during the readin exercise?Module 10: Interviewer Impressions for the Reading Exercises (Module 9)
Q2. For how much of the time were these persons with the respondent during the reading exercises?
- A child or children 6 years or less172512641for all or most of the time2approximately half of the time3about 1/4 of the time4for a small time5not present/ not applicableSysmisswas a children of 7-14 years present during reading exercise?was a children of 7-14 years present during reading exercise?was a children of 7-14 years present during reading exercise?was a children of 7-14 years present during reading exercise?was a children of 7-14 years present during reading exercise?Module 10: Interviewer Impressions for the Reading Exercises (Module 9)
Q2. For how much of the time were these persons with the respondent during the reading exercises?
- A child or children 7-14 years172512641for all or most of the time2approximately half of the time3about 1/4 of the time4for a small time5not present/ not applicableSysmisswas an adult household present during readin exercise?was an adult household present during readin exercise?was an adult household present during readin exercise?was an adult household present during readin exercise?was an adult household present during readin exercise?Module 10: Interviewer Impressions for the Reading Exercises (Module 9)
Q2. For how much of the time were these persons with the respondent during the reading exercises?
- Adult household members172512641for all or most of the time2approximately half of the time3about 1/4 of the time4for a small time5not present/ not applicableSysmisswas an adult from outside household present during readin exercise?was an adult from outside household present during readin exercise?was an adult from outside household present during readin exercise?was an adult from outside household present during readin exercise?was an adult from outside household present during readin exercise?Module 10: Interviewer Impressions for the Reading Exercises (Module 9)
Q2. For how much of the time were these persons with the respondent during the reading exercises?
- Adults from outside the household172512641for all or most of the time2approximately half of the time3about 1/4 of the time4for a small time5not present/ not applicableSysmisshow much time were others present during literacy exercises?how much time were others present during literacy exercises?how much time were others present during literacy exercises?how much time were others present during literacy exercises?how much time were others present during literacy exercises?Module 10: Interviewer Impressions for the Reading Exercises (Module 9)
Q3. Did any person assist the respondent in answering the reading exercises?172512641yes2noSysmissdid these persons assist the responder?did these persons assist the responder?did these persons assist the responder?did these persons assist the responder?did these persons assist the responder?Module 10: Interviewer Impressions for the Reading Exercises (Module 9)
Q4. What is your impression of how serious the respondent was when working on the reading exercises?2966231very serious2serious3not very serious4not serious at allSysmisshow serious was respondent on literacy exercise?how serious was respondent on literacy exercise?how serious was respondent on literacy exercise?how serious was respondent on literacy exercise?how serious was respondent on literacy exercise?Module 10: Interviewer Impressions for the Reading Exercises (Module 9)
Q5.There can be many distractions during an interview: noise, children needing attention, people interrupting, phone calls, respondent feeling pressed for time, etc. What is your impression of how much distraction there was for the respondent when working on the reading exercises?2966231very little or no distraction2some distraction, not serious3some distraction, bothering to the respondent4a great deal of distractionSysmisshow much distraction were during the interview?how much distraction were during the interview?how much distraction were during the interview?how much distraction were during the interview?how much distraction were during the interview?Module 10: Interviewer Impressions for the Reading Exercises (Module 9)
Q6. How often did the respondent ask you (the interviewer) for assistance, clarification or examples during the reading exercises?2966231very often - in many questions2fairly often3sometimes4rarelySysmisshow often did responder asked for assistance?how often did responder asked for assistance?how often did responder asked for assistance?how often did responder asked for assistance?how often did responder asked for assistance?Module 10: Interviewer Impressions for the Reading Exercises (Module 9)
Q7. Comments: (For example: No table or flat surface to write on, no chair, low lighting, respondent had difficulty because had no glasses, others in room, etc.)day visit 1day visit 1day visit 1day visit 1day visit 1Module 11: Result Codes
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- Date (day) (Visit 1)298916613.8147.863month visit 1month visit 1month visit 1month visit 1month visit 1Module 11: Result Codes
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- Date (month) (Visit 1)298914567visit 1 start hourvisit 1 start hourvisit 1 start hourvisit 1 start hourvisit 1 start hourModule 11: Result Codes
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- Start time (hour) (Visit 1)288010932011.7862.456visit 1 start minutesvisit 1 start minutesvisit 1 start minutesvisit 1 start minutesvisit 1 start minutesModule 11: Result Codes
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- Start time (min) (Visit 1)28801095923.14517.515visit 1 end hourvisit 1 end hourvisit 1 end hourvisit 1 end hourvisit 1 end hourModule 11: Result Codes
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- End time (hour) (Visit 1)279519462313.1562.48visit 1 end minutesvisit 1 end minutesvisit 1 end minutesvisit 1 end minutesvisit 1 end minutesModule 11: Result Codes
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- End time (min) (Visit 1)279519440428.91318.76visit 2 dayvisit 2 dayvisit 2 dayvisit 2 dayvisit 2 dayModule 11: Result Codes
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- Date (day) (Visit 2)849214013114.2927.848visit 2 monthvisit 2 monthvisit 2 monthvisit 2 monthvisit 2 monthModule 11: Result Codes
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- Date (month) (Visit 2)8492140567Sysmissvisit 2 start hourvisit 2 start hourvisit 2 start hourvisit 2 start hourvisit 2 start hourModule 11: Result Codes
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- Start time (hour) (Visit 2)80821817891011121314151617181920Sysmissvisit 2 start minutesvisit 2 start minutesvisit 2 start minutesvisit 2 start minutesvisit 2 start minutesModule 11: Result Codes
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- Start time (min) (Visit 2)80821815920.88416.808visit 2 end hourvisit 2 end hourvisit 2 end hourvisit 2 end hourvisit 2 end hourModule 11: Result Codes
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- End time (hour) (Visit 2)777221272213.4172.852visit 2 end minutesvisit 2 end minutesvisit 2 end minutesvisit 2 end minutesvisit 2 end minutesModule 11: Result Codes
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- Date (day) (Visit 3)148284113115.757.446visit 3 monthvisit 3 monthvisit 3 monthvisit 3 monthvisit 3 monthModule 11: Result Codes
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- Start time (hour) (Visit 3)144284578910111213141516171819SysmissVisit 3 Start minutesVisit 3 Start minutesVisit 3 Start minutesVisit 3 Start minutesVisit 3 Start minutes14428455722.98616.557visit 3 end hourvisit 3 end hourvisit 3 end hourvisit 3 end hourvisit 3 end hourModule 11: Result Codes
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- End time (hour) (Visit 3)13828517891011121314151617181920Sysmissvisit 3 end minutesvisit 3 end minutesvisit 3 end minutesvisit 3 end minutesvisit 3 end minutesModule 11: Result Codes
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- End time (min) (Visit 3)13828515828.57217.149visit 4 dayvisit 4 dayvisit 4 dayvisit 4 dayvisit 4 dayModule 11: Result Codes
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- Date (day) (Visit 4)14297552913.6435.982visit 4 monthvisit 4 monthvisit 4 monthvisit 4 monthvisit 4 monthModule 11: Result Codes
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- Start time (hour) (Visit 4)1329767101112131415161718Sysmissvisit 4 start minutevisit 4 start minutevisit 4 start minutevisit 4 start minutevisit 4 start minuteModule 11: Result Codes
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- Start time (min) (Visit 4)1329765412.38515.809visit 4 end hourvisit 4 end hourvisit 4 end hourvisit 4 end hourvisit 4 end hourModule 11: Result Codes
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- End time (hour) (Visit 4)132976811121315171819Sysmissvisit 4 end minutevisit 4 end minutevisit 4 end minutevisit 4 end minutevisit 4 end minuteModule 11: Result Codes
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- End time (min) (Visit 4)132976105634.61515.724visit 5 dayvisit 5 dayvisit 5 dayvisit 5 dayvisit 5 dayModule 11: Result Codes
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- End time (min) (Visit 6)2989Sysmissid respondent 1id respondent 1id respondent 1id respondent 1id respondent 1Module 11: Result Codes
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Q11.3 ID of respondent2989010203040506070811112234visit 1 module 1avisit 1 module 1avisit 1 module 1avisit 1 module 1avisit 1 module 1aModule 11: Result Codes
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- Visit 1 Module 1A- Household roster274824112Sysmissvisit 1 module 1bvisit 1 module 1bvisit 1 module 1bvisit 1 module 1bvisit 1 module 1bModule 11: Result Codes
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- Visit 1 Module 1BDwelling2659330123Sysmissvisit 1 module 2visit 1 module 2visit 1 module 2visit 1 module 2visit 1 module 2Module 11: Result Codes
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- Visit 1 Module 3 Health2217772345Sysmissvisit 1 module 4avisit 1 module 4avisit 1 module 4avisit 1 module 4avisit 1 module 4aModule 11: Result Codes
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- Visit 1 Module 4A Labor force Participation22037864568Sysmissvisit 1 module 4bvisit 1 module 4bvisit 1 module 4bvisit 1 module 4bvisit 1 module 4bModule 11: Result Codes
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- Visit 1 Module 4B Work in past 7 days219979056Sysmissvisit 1 module 4cvisit 1 module 4cvisit 1 module 4cvisit 1 module 4cvisit 1 module 4cModule 11: Result Codes
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- Visit 1 Module 4C Main work in past 7 days21898004678SysmissQ4d: Employment status recallQ4d: Employment status recallQ4d: Employment status recallQ4d: Employment status recallQ4d: Employment status recall218580478Sysmissvisit 1 module 5avisit 1 module 5avisit 1 module 5avisit 1 module 5avisit 1 module 5aModule 11: Result Codes
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- Visit 1 Module 5A Self-reported literacy/numeracy21828079Sysmissvisit 1 modulle 5bvisit 1 modulle 5bvisit 1 modulle 5bvisit 1 modulle 5bvisit 1 modulle 5bModule 11: Result Codes
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- Visit 1 Module 5B Work skills218180810Sysmissvisit module 6avisit module 6avisit module 6avisit module 6avisit module 6aModule 11: Result Codes
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- Visit 1 Module 6A Personality/ Behavior217281711Sysmissvisit 1 module 6bvisit 1 module 6bvisit 1 module 6bvisit 1 module 6bvisit 1 module 6bModule 11: Result Codes
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- Visit 1 Module 6B Preferences217081912Sysmissvisit 1 module 7visit 1 module 7visit 1 module 7visit 1 module 7visit 1 module 7Module 11: Result Codes
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- Visit 1 Module 7 Family21658241213Sysmissvisit 1 module 9visit 1 module 9visit 1 module 9visit 1 module 9visit 1 module 9Module 11: Result Codes
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- Visit 1 Module 9 Reading Exercises213585414Sysmissvisit 2 module 1avisit 2 module 1avisit 2 module 1avisit 2 module 1avisit 2 module 1aModule 11: Result Codes
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- Visit 2 Module 1A Household Roster18728021Sysmissvisit 1 module 1bvisit 1 module 1bvisit 1 module 1bvisit 1 module 1bvisit 1 module 1bModule 11: Result Codes
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- Visit 1 Module 1B Dwelling27227172Sysmissvisit 2 module 2visit 2 module 2visit 2 module 2visit 2 module 2visit 2 module 2Module 11: Result Codes
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- Visit 2 Module 2 Education64923403Sysmissvisit 2 module 3visit 2 module 3visit 2 module 3visit 2 module 3visit 2 module 3Module 11: Result Codes
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- Visit 2 Module 3 Health651233845Sysmissvisit 2 module 4avisit 2 module 4avisit 2 module 4avisit 2 module 4avisit 2 module 4aModule 11: Result Codes
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- Visit 2 Module 4A Labor force Participation6602329456Sysmissvisit 2 module 4bvisit 2 module 4bvisit 2 module 4bvisit 2 module 4bvisit 2 module 4bModule 11: Result Codes
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- Visit 2 Module 4B Work in past 7 days662232756Sysmissvisit 2 module 4cvisit 2 module 4cvisit 2 module 4cvisit 2 module 4cvisit 2 module 4cModule 11: Result Codes
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- Visit 2 Module 4C Main work in past 7 days669232078SysmissQ4d: Employment status recallQ4d: Employment status recallQ4d: Employment status recallQ4d: Employment status recallQ4d: Employment status recall671231878Sysmissvisit 2 module 5avisit 2 module 5avisit 2 module 5avisit 2 module 5avisit 2 module 5aModule 11: Result Codes
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- Visit 2 Module 6A Personality/ Behavior681230811Sysmissvisit 2 module 6bvisit 2 module 6bvisit 2 module 6bvisit 2 module 6bvisit 2 module 6bModule 11: Result Codes
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- Visit 2 Module 6B Preferences682230712Sysmissvisit 2 module 7visit 2 module 7visit 2 module 7visit 2 module 7visit 2 module 7Module 11: Result Codes
Q11.3 Visit History: Write date and time and check the modules done in each visit
- Visit 2 Module 7 Family686230313Sysmissvisit 2 module 9visit 2 module 9visit 2 module 9visit 2 module 9visit 2 module 9Module 11: Result Codes
Q11.3 Visit History: Write date and time and check the modules done in each visit
- Visit 2 Module 9 Reading Exercises701228814Sysmissvisit 3 module 1avisit 3 module 1avisit 3 module 1avisit 3 module 1avisit 3 module 1aModule 11: Result Codes
Q11.3 Visit History: Write date and time and check the modules done in each visit
- Visit 3 Module 1A Household Roster4829411Sysmissvisit 3 module 1bvisit 3 module 1bvisit 3 module 1bvisit 3 module 1bvisit 3 module 1bModule 11: Result Codes
Q11.3 Visit History: Write date and time and check the modules done in each visit
- Visit 3 Module 1B Dwelling5129382Sysmissvisit 3 module 2visit 3 module 2visit 3 module 2visit 3 module 2visit 3 module 2Module 11: Result Codes
Q11.3 Visit History: Write date and time and check the modules done in each visit
- Visit 3 Module 2 Education10928803Sysmissvisit 3 module 3visit 3 module 3visit 3 module 3visit 3 module 3visit 3 module 3Module 11: Result Codes
Q11.3 Visit History: Write date and time and check the modules done in each visit
- Visit 3 Module 3 Health109288045Sysmissvisit 3 module 4avisit 3 module 4avisit 3 module 4avisit 3 module 4avisit 3 module 4aModule 11: Result Codes
Q11.3 Visit History: Write date and time and check the modules done in each visit
- Visit 3 Module 4A Labor force Participation109288045Sysmissvisit 3 module 4bvisit 3 module 4bvisit 3 module 4bvisit 3 module 4bvisit 3 module 4bModule 11: Result Codes
Q11.3 Visit History: Write date and time and check the modules done in each visit
- Visit 3 Module 4B Work in past 7 days11128786Sysmissvisit 3 module 4cvisit 3 module 4cvisit 3 module 4cvisit 3 module 4cvisit 3 module 4cModule 11: Result Codes
Q11.3 Visit History: Write date and time and check the modules done in each visit
- Visit 3 Module 4C Main work in past 7 days11128787SysmissQ4d: Employment status recallQ4d: Employment status recallQ4d: Employment status recallQ4d: Employment status recallQ4d: Employment status recall11328768Sysmissvisit 3 module 5avisit 3 module 5avisit 3 module 5avisit 3 module 5avisit 3 module 5aModule 11: Result Codes
Q11.3 Visit History: Write date and time and check the modules done in each visit
- Visit 3 Module 5A Self-reported literacy/numeracy11428759Sysmissvisit 3 module 5bvisit 3 module 5bvisit 3 module 5bvisit 3 module 5bvisit 3 module 5bModule 11: Result Codes
Q11.3 Visit History: Write date and time and check the modules done in each visit
- Visit 3 Module 5B Work skills116287310Sysmissvisit 3 module 6avisit 3 module 6avisit 3 module 6avisit 3 module 6avisit 3 module 6aModule 11: Result Codes
Q11.3 Visit History: Write date and time and check the modules done in each visit
- Visit 3 Module 6A Personality/ Behavior115287411Sysmissvisit 3 module 6bvisit 3 module 6bvisit 3 module 6bvisit 3 module 6bvisit 3 module 6bModule 11: Result Codes
Q11.3 Visit History: Write date and time and check the modules done in each visit
- Visit 3 Module 6B Preferences116287312Sysmissvisit 3 module 7visit 3 module 7visit 3 module 7visit 3 module 7visit 3 module 7Module 11: Result Codes
Q11.3 Visit History: Write date and time and check the modules done in each visit
- Visit 3 Module 7 Family116287313Sysmissvisit 3 module 9visit 3 module 9visit 3 module 9visit 3 module 9visit 3 module 9Module 11: Result Codes
Q11.3 Visit History: Write date and time and check the modules done in each visit
- Visit 3 Module 9 Reading Exercises130285914Sysmissvisit 4 module 1avisit 4 module 1avisit 4 module 1avisit 4 module 1avisit 4 module 1aModule 11: Result Codes
Q11.3 Visit History: Write date and time and check the modules done in each visit
- Visit 4 Module 1A Household Roster329861Sysmissvisit 4 module 1bvisit 4 module 1bvisit 4 module 1bvisit 4 module 1bvisit 4 module 1bModule 11: Result Codes
Q11.3 Visit History: Write date and time and check the modules done in each visit
- Visit 4 Module 1B Dwelling329862Sysmissvisit 4 module 2visit 4 module 2visit 4 module 2visit 4 module 2visit 4 module 2Module 11: Result Codes
Q11.3 Visit History: Write date and time and check the modules done in each visit
- Visit 4 Module 2 Education1029793Sysmissvisit 4 module 3visit 4 module 3visit 4 module 3visit 4 module 3visit 4 module 3Module 11: Result Codes
Q11.3 Visit History: Write date and time and check the modules done in each visit
- Visit 4 Module 3 Health1029794Sysmissvidit 4 module 4avidit 4 module 4avidit 4 module 4avidit 4 module 4avidit 4 module 4aModule 11: Result Codes
Q11.3 Visit History: Write date and time and check the modules done in each visit
- Visit 4 Module 4A Labor force Participation1029795Sysmissvisit 4 module 4bvisit 4 module 4bvisit 4 module 4bvisit 4 module 4bvisit 4 module 4bModule 11: Result Codes
Q11.3 Visit History: Write date and time and check the modules done in each visit
- Visit 4 Module 4B Work in past 7 days1029796Sysmissvisit 4 module 4cvisit 4 module 4cvisit 4 module 4cvisit 4 module 4cvisit 4 module 4cModule 11: Result Codes
Q11.3 Visit History: Write date and time and check the modules done in each visit
- Visit 4 Module 4C Main work in past 7 days1029797SysmissQ4d: Employment status recallQ4d: Employment status recallQ4d: Employment status recallQ4d: Employment status recallQ4d: Employment status recall1029798Sysmissvisit 4 module 5avisit 4 module 5avisit 4 module 5avisit 4 module 5avisit 4 module 5aModule 11: Result Codes
Q11.3 Visit History: Write date and time and check the modules done in each visit
- Visit 4 Module 5A Self-reported literacy/numeracy929809Sysmissvisit 4 module 5bvisit 4 module 5bvisit 4 module 5bvisit 4 module 5bvisit 4 module 5bModule 11: Result Codes
Q11.3 Visit History: Write date and time and check the modules done in each visit
- Visit 4 Module 5B Work skills8298110Sysmissvisit 4 module 6avisit 4 module 6avisit 4 module 6avisit 4 module 6avisit 4 module 6aModule 11: Result Codes
Q11.3 Visit History: Write date and time and check the modules done in each visit
- Visit 4 Module 6A Personality/ Behavior11297811Sysmissvisit 4 module 6bvisit 4 module 6bvisit 4 module 6bvisit 4 module 6bvisit 4 module 6bModule 11: Result Codes
Q11.3 Visit History: Write date and time and check the modules done in each visit
- Visit 4 Module 6B Preferences11297812Sysmissvisit 4 module 7visit 4 module 7visit 4 module 7visit 4 module 7visit 4 module 7Module 11: Result Codes
Q11.3 Visit History: Write date and time and check the modules done in each visit
- Visit 4 Module 7 Family11297813Sysmissvisit 4 module 9visit 4 module 9visit 4 module 9visit 4 module 9visit 4 module 9Module 11: Result Codes
Q11.3 Visit History: Write date and time and check the modules done in each visit
- Visit 4 Module 9 Reading Exercises12297714Sysmissvisit 5 module 1avisit 5 module 1avisit 5 module 1avisit 5 module 1avisit 5 module 1aModule 11: Result Codes
Q11.3 Visit History: Write date and time and check the modules done in each visit
- Visit 5 Module 1A Household Roster2989Sysmissvisit 5 module 1bvisit 5 module 1bvisit 5 module 1bvisit 5 module 1bvisit 5 module 1bModule 11: Result Codes
Q11.3 Visit History: Write date and time and check the modules done in each visit
- Visit 5 Module 1B Dwelling2989Sysmissvisit 5 module 2visit 5 module 2visit 5 module 2visit 5 module 2visit 5 module 2Module 11: Result Codes
Q11.3 Visit History: Write date and time and check the modules done in each visit
- Visit 5 Module 2 Education129883Sysmissvisit 5 module 3visit 5 module 3visit 5 module 3visit 5 module 3visit 5 module 3Module 11: Result Codes
Q11.3 Visit History: Write date and time and check the modules done in each visit
- Visit 5 Module 3 Health129884Sysmissvisit 5 module 4avisit 5 module 4avisit 5 module 4avisit 5 module 4avisit 5 module 4aModule 11: Result Codes
Q11.3 Visit History: Write date and time and check the modules done in each visit
- Visit 5 Module 4A Labor force Participation129885Sysmissvisit 5 module 4bvisit 5 module 4bvisit 5 module 4bvisit 5 module 4bvisit 5 module 4bModule 11: Result Codes
Q11.3 Visit History: Write date and time and check the modules done in each visit
- Visit 5 Module 4B Work in past 7 days129886Sysmissvisit 5 module 4cvisit 5 module 4cvisit 5 module 4cvisit 5 module 4cvisit 5 module 4cModule 11: Result Codes
Q11.3 Visit History: Write date and time and check the modules done in each visit
- Visit 5 Module 4C Main work in past 7 days129887SysmissQ4d: Employment status recallQ4d: Employment status recallQ4d: Employment status recallQ4d: Employment status recallQ4d: Employment status recall129888Sysmissvisit 5 module 5avisit 5 module 5avisit 5 module 5avisit 5 module 5avisit 5 module 5aModule 11: Result Codes
Q11.3 Visit History: Write date and time and check the modules done in each visit
- Visit 5 Module 5A Self-reported literacy/numeracy229879Sysmissvisit 5 module 5bvisit 5 module 5bvisit 5 module 5bvisit 5 module 5bvisit 5 module 5bModule 11: Result Codes
Q11.3 Visit History: Write date and time and check the modules done in each visit
- Visit 5 Module 5B Work skills2298710Sysmissvisit 5 module 6avisit 5 module 6avisit 5 module 6avisit 5 module 6avisit 5 module 6aModule 11: Result Codes
Q11.3 Visit History: Write date and time and check the modules done in each visit
- Visit 5 Module 6A Personality/ Behavior2298711Sysmissvisit 5 module 6bvisit 5 module 6bvisit 5 module 6bvisit 5 module 6bvisit 5 module 6bModule 11: Result Codes
Q11.3 Visit History: Write date and time and check the modules done in each visit
- Visit 5 Module 6B Preferences2298712Sysmissvisit 5 module 7visit 5 module 7visit 5 module 7visit 5 module 7visit 5 module 7Module 11: Result Codes
Q11.3 Visit History: Write date and time and check the modules done in each visit
- Visit 5 Module 7 Family2298713Sysmissvisit 5 module 9visit 5 module 9visit 5 module 9visit 5 module 9visit 5 module 9Module 11: Result Codes
Q11.3 Visit History: Write date and time and check the modules done in each visit
- Visit 5 Module 9 Reading Exercises2298714Sysmissvisit 6 module 1avisit 6 module 1avisit 6 module 1avisit 6 module 1avisit 6 module 1aModule 11: Result Codes
Q11.3 Visit History: Write date and time and check the modules done in each visit
- Visit 6 Module 1A Household Roster229871Sysmissvisit 6 module 1bvisit 6 module 1bvisit 6 module 1bvisit 6 module 1bvisit 6 module 1bModule 11: Result Codes
Q11.3 Visit History: Write date and time and check the modules done in each visit
- Visit 6 Module 1B Dwelling229872Sysmissvisit 6 module 2visit 6 module 2visit 6 module 2visit 6 module 2visit 6 module 2Module 11: Result Codes
Q11.3 Visit History: Write date and time and check the modules done in each visit
- Visit 6 Module 2 Education2989Sysmissvisit 6 module 3visit 6 module 3visit 6 module 3visit 6 module 3visit 6 module 3Module 11: Result Codes
Q11.3 Visit History: Write date and time and check the modules done in each visit
- Visit 6 Module 3 Health2989Sysmissvisit 6 module 4avisit 6 module 4avisit 6 module 4avisit 6 module 4avisit 6 module 4aModule 11: Result Codes
Q11.3 Visit History: Write date and time and check the modules done in each visit
- Visit 6 Module 4A Labor force Participation2989Sysmissvisit 6 module 4bvisit 6 module 4bvisit 6 module 4bvisit 6 module 4bvisit 6 module 4bModule 11: Result Codes
Q11.3 Visit History: Write date and time and check the modules done in each visit
- Visit 6 Module 4B Work in past 7 days2989Sysmissvisit 6 module 4cvisit 6 module 4cvisit 6 module 4cvisit 6 module 4cvisit 6 module 4cModule 11: Result Codes
Q11.3 Visit History: Write date and time and check the modules done in each visit
- Visit 6 Module 4C Main work in past 7 days2989SysmissQ4d: Employment status recallQ4d: Employment status recallQ4d: Employment status recallQ4d: Employment status recallQ4d: Employment status recall2989Sysmissvisit 6 module 5avisit 6 module 5avisit 6 module 5avisit 6 module 5avisit 6 module 5aModule 11: Result Codes
Q11.3 Visit History: Write date and time and check the modules done in each visit
- Visit 6 Module 5A Self-reported literacy/numeracy2989Sysmissvisit 6 module 5bvisit 6 module 5bvisit 6 module 5bvisit 6 module 5bvisit 6 module 5bModule 11: Result Codes
Q11.3 Visit History: Write date and time and check the modules done in each visit
- Visit 6 Module 5B Work skills2989Sysmissvisit 6 module 6avisit 6 module 6avisit 6 module 6avisit 6 module 6avisit 6 module 6aModule 11: Result Codes
Q11.3 Visit History: Write date and time and check the modules done in each visit
- Visit 6 Module 6A Personality/ Behavior2989Sysmissvisit 6 module 6bvisit 6 module 6bvisit 6 module 6bvisit 6 module 6bvisit 6 module 6bModule 11: Result Codes
Q11.3 Visit History: Write date and time and check the modules done in each visit
- Visit 6 Module 6B Preferences2989Sysmissvisit 6 module 7visit 6 module 7visit 6 module 7visit 6 module 7visit 6 module 7Module 11: Result Codes
Q11.3 Visit History: Write date and time and check the modules done in each visit
- Visit 6 Module 7 Family2989Sysmissvisit 6 module 9visit 6 module 9visit 6 module 9visit 6 module 9visit 6 module 9Module 11: Result Codes
Q11.3 Visit History: Write date and time and check the modules done in each visit
- Visit 6 Module 9 Reading Exercises2989Sysmisslaguange of modules 2-7laguange of modules 2-7laguange of modules 2-7laguange of modules 2-7laguange of modules 2-7Module 11: Result Codes
Q11.4 What language were the individual modules (2-7) conducted in?29891Sinhala2Tamil3Englishwas a translator used?was a translator used?was a translator used?was a translator used?was a translator used?Module 11: Result Codes
Q11.5 Was a local translator used to help the interviewer?29891Sinhala2Tamil3Englishresult code of interviewresult code of interviewresult code of interviewresult code of interviewresult code of interviewModule 11: Result Codes
Q11.7 Interviewer: Please look at the result codes on the inside back cover and give the final result code of the interview.2989517877.3431.844515261627172737475767778Person Unique IDPerson Unique IDPerson Unique IDPerson Unique IDPerson Unique ID2989550001010015500030303055000201509.44358428.057Whether or not the literacy assessment begunWhether or not the literacy assessment begunWhether or not the literacy assessment begunWhether or not the literacy assessment begunWhether or not the literacy assessment begun2989No1YesPerson operational identification numberPerson operational identification numberPerson operational identification numberPerson operational identification numberPerson operational identification number2989101011303309201638.94758451.952CASEID corrected by the WB STEP Team when errors identifiedCASEID corrected by the WB STEP Team when errors identifiedCASEID corrected by the WB STEP Team when errors identifiedCASEID corrected by the WB STEP Team when errors identifiedCASEID corrected by the WB STEP Team when errors identified2989101011303309201639.61758452.485Country ID (numeric)Country ID (numeric)Country ID (numeric)Country ID (numeric)Country ID (numeric)298968Bolivia144Sri Lanka170Colombia288Ghana418Laos704Vietnam804Ukraine1561Yunnan (People's Republic of China)Country ID and language sample (alpha)Country ID and language sample (alpha)Country ID and language sample (alpha)Country ID and language sample (alpha)Country ID and language sample (alpha)2989LKADesignDesignDesignDesignDesign29891Full2PartialGeneral Booklet IDGeneral Booklet IDGeneral Booklet IDGeneral Booklet IDGeneral Booklet ID2989100148052693.2811025.478Interviewer IDInterviewer IDInterviewer IDInterviewer IDInterviewer ID2989402697561.19188.786Interview Date (DD)Interview Date (DD)Interview Date (DD)Interview Date (DD)Interview Date (DD)298913113.9727.8Interview Date (MM)Interview Date (MM)Interview Date (MM)Interview Date (MM)Interview Date (MM)2989567Interview Date (YYYY)Interview Date (YYYY)Interview Date (YYYY)Interview Date (YYYY)Interview Date (YYYY)2989201220122012Interview Time StartInterview Time StartInterview Time StartInterview Time StartInterview Time Start298944599991388.731798.917Interview Time EndInterview Time EndInterview Time EndInterview Time EndInterview Time End298911899991427.592795.93Scorer IDScorer IDScorer IDScorer IDScorer ID2989902903905907908910911912913Scoring Bundle IDScoring Bundle IDScoring Bundle IDScoring Bundle IDScoring Bundle ID2989638A01A02A03A04A05A06A07A08A09A10A11A12B01B02B03B04B05B06B07B08B09B10B11B12B13B14B15B16B17B18b01Scoring Date (DD)Scoring Date (DD)Scoring Date (DD)Scoring Date (DD)Scoring Date (DD)298913124.0337.822Scoring Date (MM)Scoring Date (MM)Scoring Date (MM)Scoring Date (MM)Scoring Date (MM)298989Scoring Date (YYYY)Scoring Date (YYYY)Scoring Date (YYYY)Scoring Date (YYYY)Scoring Date (YYYY)29892012Key Operator IDKey Operator IDKey Operator IDKey Operator IDKey Operator ID2989951955953.1341.398Exercise Booklet IDExercise Booklet IDExercise Booklet IDExercise Booklet IDExercise Booklet ID2989Interviewer IDInterviewer IDInterviewer IDInterviewer IDInterviewer ID2989Interview Date (DD)Interview Date (DD)Interview Date (DD)Interview Date (DD)Interview Date (DD)2989Interview Date (MM)Interview Date (MM)Interview Date (MM)Interview Date (MM)Interview Date (MM)2989SysmissInterview Date (YYYY)Interview Date (YYYY)Interview Date (YYYY)Interview Date (YYYY)Interview Date (YYYY)2989SysmissInterview Time StartInterview Time StartInterview Time StartInterview Time StartInterview Time Start2989Interview Time EndInterview Time EndInterview Time EndInterview Time EndInterview Time End2989Scorer IDScorer IDScorer IDScorer IDScorer ID2989SysmissScoring Bundle IDScoring Bundle IDScoring Bundle IDScoring Bundle IDScoring Bundle IDScoring Date (DD)Scoring Date (DD)Scoring Date (DD)Scoring Date (DD)Scoring Date (DD)2989Scoring Date (MM)Scoring Date (MM)Scoring Date (MM)Scoring Date (MM)Scoring Date (MM)2989SysmissScoring Date (YYYY)Scoring Date (YYYY)Scoring Date (YYYY)Scoring Date (YYYY)Scoring Date (YYYY)2989SysmissKey Operator IDKey Operator IDKey Operator IDKey Operator IDKey Operator ID2989Exercise Booklet IDExercise Booklet IDExercise Booklet IDExercise Booklet IDExercise Booklet ID2989Interviewer IDInterviewer IDInterviewer IDInterviewer IDInterviewer ID2989Interview Date (DD)Interview Date (DD)Interview Date (DD)Interview Date (DD)Interview Date (DD)2989Interview Date (MM)Interview Date (MM)Interview Date (MM)Interview Date (MM)Interview Date (MM)2989SysmissInterview Date (YYYY)Interview Date (YYYY)Interview Date (YYYY)Interview Date (YYYY)Interview Date (YYYY)2989SysmissInterview Time StartInterview Time StartInterview Time StartInterview Time StartInterview Time Start2989Interview Time EndInterview Time EndInterview Time EndInterview Time EndInterview Time End2989Scorer IDScorer IDScorer IDScorer IDScorer ID2989SysmissScoring Bundle IDScoring Bundle IDScoring Bundle IDScoring Bundle IDScoring Bundle IDScoring Date (DD)Scoring Date (DD)Scoring Date (DD)Scoring Date (DD)Scoring Date (DD)2989Scoring Date (MM)Scoring Date (MM)Scoring Date (MM)Scoring Date (MM)Scoring Date (MM)2989SysmissScoring Date (YYYY)Scoring Date (YYYY)Scoring Date (YYYY)Scoring Date (YYYY)Scoring Date (YYYY)2989SysmissKey Operator IDKey Operator IDKey Operator IDKey Operator IDKey Operator ID2989Exercise Booklet IDExercise Booklet IDExercise Booklet IDExercise Booklet IDExercise Booklet ID2989Interviewer IDInterviewer IDInterviewer IDInterviewer IDInterviewer ID2989Interview Date (DD)Interview Date (DD)Interview Date (DD)Interview Date (DD)Interview Date (DD)2989Interview Date (MM)Interview Date (MM)Interview Date (MM)Interview Date (MM)Interview Date (MM)2989SysmissInterview Date (YYYY)Interview Date (YYYY)Interview Date (YYYY)Interview Date (YYYY)Interview Date (YYYY)2989SysmissInterview Time StartInterview Time StartInterview Time StartInterview Time StartInterview Time Start2989Interview Time EndInterview Time EndInterview Time EndInterview Time EndInterview Time End2989Scorer IDScorer IDScorer IDScorer IDScorer ID2989Scoring Bundle IDScoring Bundle IDScoring Bundle IDScoring Bundle IDScoring Bundle IDScoring Date (DD)Scoring Date (DD)Scoring Date (DD)Scoring Date (DD)Scoring Date (DD)2989Scoring Date (MM)Scoring Date (MM)Scoring Date (MM)Scoring Date (MM)Scoring Date (MM)2989SysmissScoring Date (YYYY)Scoring Date (YYYY)Scoring Date (YYYY)Scoring Date (YYYY)Scoring Date (YYYY)2989SysmissKey Operator IDKey Operator IDKey Operator IDKey Operator IDKey Operator ID2989SysmissExercise Booklet IDExercise Booklet IDExercise Booklet IDExercise Booklet IDExercise Booklet ID2989Interviewer IDInterviewer IDInterviewer IDInterviewer IDInterviewer ID2989Interview Date (DD)Interview Date (DD)Interview Date (DD)Interview Date (DD)Interview Date (DD)2989Interview Date (MM)Interview Date (MM)Interview Date (MM)Interview Date (MM)Interview Date (MM)2989SysmissInterview Date (YYYY)Interview Date (YYYY)Interview Date (YYYY)Interview Date (YYYY)Interview Date (YYYY)2989SysmissInterview Time StartInterview Time StartInterview Time StartInterview Time StartInterview Time Start2989Interview Time EndInterview Time EndInterview Time EndInterview Time EndInterview Time End2989Scorer IDScorer IDScorer IDScorer IDScorer ID2989SysmissScoring Bundle IDScoring Bundle IDScoring Bundle IDScoring Bundle IDScoring Bundle IDScoring Date (DD)Scoring Date (DD)Scoring Date (DD)Scoring Date (DD)Scoring Date (DD)2989Scoring Date (MM)Scoring Date (MM)Scoring Date (MM)Scoring Date (MM)Scoring Date (MM)2989SysmissScoring Date (YYYY)Scoring Date (YYYY)Scoring Date (YYYY)Scoring Date (YYYY)Scoring Date (YYYY)2989SysmissKey Operator IDKey Operator IDKey Operator IDKey Operator IDKey Operator ID2989SysmissGeneral Booklet IDGeneral Booklet IDGeneral Booklet IDGeneral Booklet IDGeneral Booklet ID2989100148052693.2811025.478Interviewer IDInterviewer IDInterviewer IDInterviewer IDInterviewer ID2989402697561.1988.787Interview Date (DD)Interview Date (DD)Interview Date (DD)Interview Date (DD)Interview Date (DD)298913113.9697.8Interview Date (MM)Interview Date (MM)Interview Date (MM)Interview Date (MM)Interview Date (MM)29893567Interview Date (YYYY)Interview Date (YYYY)Interview Date (YYYY)Interview Date (YYYY)Interview Date (YYYY)29892012Interview Time StartInterview Time StartInterview Time StartInterview Time StartInterview Time Start298910599991387.46799.606Interview Time EndInterview Time EndInterview Time EndInterview Time EndInterview Time End298911899991426.876796.599Scorer IDScorer IDScorer IDScorer IDScorer ID2989902950906.2173.122902903905907908910911912913950Scoring Bundle IDScoring Bundle IDScoring Bundle IDScoring Bundle IDScoring Bundle ID2989010638A01A02A03A04A05A06A07A08A09A10A11A12B01B02B03B04B05B06B07B08B09B10B11B12B13B14B15B16B17B18a04b01b03b09b11Scoring Date (DD)Scoring Date (DD)Scoring Date (DD)Scoring Date (DD)Scoring Date (DD)298913124.0327.817Scoring Date (MM)Scoring Date (MM)Scoring Date (MM)Scoring Date (MM)Scoring Date (MM)298925689Scoring Date (YYYY)Scoring Date (YYYY)Scoring Date (YYYY)Scoring Date (YYYY)Scoring Date (YYYY)29892012Key Operator IDKey Operator IDKey Operator IDKey Operator IDKey Operator ID2989958951.84631.37241902951952953954955958RC Timing Part 1RC Timing Part 1RC Timing Part 1RC Timing Part 1RC Timing Part 1296623224524325.887237.956RC Timing Part 2RC Timing Part 2RC Timing Part 2RC Timing Part 2RC Timing Part 229068332131386.236218.906RC Timing Part 3RC Timing Part 3RC Timing Part 3RC Timing Part 3RC Timing Part 3285513422304359.222229.021RC Timing Part 4RC Timing Part 4RC Timing Part 4RC Timing Part 4RC Timing Part 4283615321836257.078182.042RC Timing Part 5RC Timing Part 5RC Timing Part 5RC Timing Part 5RC Timing Part 528321572038243.569204.008Passage Comprehension Timing OverallPassage Comprehension Timing OverallPassage Comprehension Timing OverallPassage Comprehension Timing OverallPassage Comprehension Timing Overall285513486094856.196545.033Exercise booklet IDExercise booklet IDExercise booklet IDExercise booklet IDExercise booklet ID29891:Hanoi 2:Ho Chi Minh1:Hanoi 2:Ho Chi Minh1:Hanoi 2:Ho Chi Minh1:Hanoi 2:Ho Chi Minh1:Hanoi 2:Ho Chi Minh29891PV Q1 Square (Scored Response)PV Q1 Square (Scored Response)PV Q1 Square (Scored Response)PV Q1 Square (Scored Response)PV Q1 Square (Scored Response)293257No response1Correct response7Incorrect responseSysmissPV Q2 Butterfly (Scored Response)PV Q2 Butterfly (Scored Response)PV Q2 Butterfly (Scored Response)PV Q2 Butterfly (Scored Response)PV Q2 Butterfly (Scored Response)293257No response1Correct response7Incorrect responseSysmissPV Q3 Hand (Scored Response)PV Q3 Hand (Scored Response)PV Q3 Hand (Scored Response)PV Q3 Hand (Scored Response)PV Q3 Hand (Scored Response)293257No response1Correct response7Incorrect responseSysmissPV Q4 Baby (Scored Response)PV Q4 Baby (Scored Response)PV Q4 Baby (Scored Response)PV Q4 Baby (Scored Response)PV Q4 Baby (Scored Response)293257No response1Correct response7Incorrect responseSysmissPV Q5 Ruler (Scored Response)PV Q5 Ruler (Scored Response)PV Q5 Ruler (Scored Response)PV Q5 Ruler (Scored Response)PV Q5 Ruler (Scored Response)293257No response1Correct response7Incorrect responseSysmissPV Q6 Bird (Scored Response)PV Q6 Bird (Scored Response)PV Q6 Bird (Scored Response)PV Q6 Bird (Scored Response)PV Q6 Bird (Scored Response)293257No response1Correct response7Incorrect responseSysmissPV Q7 Moon (Scored Response)PV Q7 Moon (Scored Response)PV Q7 Moon (Scored Response)PV Q7 Moon (Scored Response)PV Q7 Moon (Scored Response)293257No response1Correct response7Incorrect responseSysmissPV Q8 Crown (Scored Response)PV Q8 Crown (Scored Response)PV Q8 Crown (Scored Response)PV Q8 Crown (Scored Response)PV Q8 Crown (Scored Response)293257No response1Correct response7Incorrect responseSysmissPV Q9 Computer (Scored Response)PV Q9 Computer (Scored Response)PV Q9 Computer (Scored Response)PV Q9 Computer (Scored Response)PV Q9 Computer (Scored Response)293257No response1Correct response7Incorrect responseSysmissPV Q10 Elephant (Scored Response)PV Q10 Elephant (Scored Response)PV Q10 Elephant (Scored Response)PV Q10 Elephant (Scored Response)PV Q10 Elephant (Scored Response)293257No response1Correct response7Incorrect responseSysmissPV Q11 Bus (Scored Response)PV Q11 Bus (Scored Response)PV Q11 Bus (Scored Response)PV Q11 Bus (Scored Response)PV Q11 Bus (Scored Response)293257No response1Correct response7Incorrect responseSysmissPV Q12 Stool (Scored Response)PV Q12 Stool (Scored Response)PV Q12 Stool (Scored Response)PV Q12 Stool (Scored Response)PV Q12 Stool (Scored Response)293257No response1Correct response7Incorrect responseSysmissPV Q13 Lion (Scored Response)PV Q13 Lion (Scored Response)PV Q13 Lion (Scored Response)PV Q13 Lion (Scored Response)PV Q13 Lion (Scored Response)293257No response1Correct response7Incorrect responseSysmissPV Q14 Bottle (Scored Response)PV Q14 Bottle (Scored Response)PV Q14 Bottle (Scored Response)PV Q14 Bottle (Scored Response)PV Q14 Bottle (Scored Response)293257No response1Correct response7Incorrect responseSysmissPV Q15 Neck (Scored Response)PV Q15 Neck (Scored Response)PV Q15 Neck (Scored Response)PV Q15 Neck (Scored Response)PV Q15 Neck (Scored Response)293257No response1Correct response7Incorrect responseSysmissPV Q16 Television (Scored Response)PV Q16 Television (Scored Response)PV Q16 Television (Scored Response)PV Q16 Television (Scored Response)PV Q16 Television (Scored Response)293257No response1Correct response7Incorrect responseSysmissPV Q17 Door (Scored Response)PV Q17 Door (Scored Response)PV Q17 Door (Scored Response)PV Q17 Door (Scored Response)PV Q17 Door (Scored Response)293257No response1Correct response7Incorrect responseSysmissPV Q18 Candle (Scored Response)PV Q18 Candle (Scored Response)PV Q18 Candle (Scored Response)PV Q18 Candle (Scored Response)PV Q18 Candle (Scored Response)293257No response1Correct response7Incorrect responseSysmissPV Q19 Microscope (Scored Response)PV Q19 Microscope (Scored Response)PV Q19 Microscope (Scored Response)PV Q19 Microscope (Scored Response)PV Q19 Microscope (Scored Response)293257No response1Correct response7Incorrect responseSysmissPV Q20 Envelope (Scored Response)PV Q20 Envelope (Scored Response)PV Q20 Envelope (Scored Response)PV Q20 Envelope (Scored Response)PV Q20 Envelope (Scored Response)293257No response1Correct response7Incorrect responseSysmissPV Q21 Bell (Scored Response)PV Q21 Bell (Scored Response)PV Q21 Bell (Scored Response)PV Q21 Bell (Scored Response)PV Q21 Bell (Scored Response)293257No response1Correct response7Incorrect responseSysmissPV Q22 Axe (Scored Response)PV Q22 Axe (Scored Response)PV Q22 Axe (Scored Response)PV Q22 Axe (Scored Response)PV Q22 Axe (Scored Response)293257No response1Correct response7Incorrect responseSysmissPV Q23 Saddle (Scored Response)PV Q23 Saddle (Scored Response)PV Q23 Saddle (Scored Response)PV Q23 Saddle (Scored Response)PV Q23 Saddle (Scored Response)293257No response1Correct response7Incorrect responseSysmissPV Q24 Wrist (Scored Response)PV Q24 Wrist (Scored Response)PV Q24 Wrist (Scored Response)PV Q24 Wrist (Scored Response)PV Q24 Wrist (Scored Response)293257No response1Correct response7Incorrect responseSysmissPV Q25 Arrow (Scored Response)PV Q25 Arrow (Scored Response)PV Q25 Arrow (Scored Response)PV Q25 Arrow (Scored Response)PV Q25 Arrow (Scored Response)293257No response1Correct response7Incorrect responseSysmissSP S1 (Scored Response)SP S1 (Scored Response)SP S1 (Scored Response)SP S1 (Scored Response)SP S1 (Scored Response)293257No response1Correct response7Incorrect responseSysmissSP S2 (Scored Response)SP S2 (Scored Response)SP S2 (Scored Response)SP S2 (Scored Response)SP S2 (Scored Response)293257No response1Correct response7Incorrect responseSysmissSP S3 (Scored Response)SP S3 (Scored Response)SP S3 (Scored Response)SP S3 (Scored Response)SP S3 (Scored Response)293257No response1Correct response7Incorrect responseSysmissSP S4 (Scored Response)SP S4 (Scored Response)SP S4 (Scored Response)SP S4 (Scored Response)SP S4 (Scored Response)293257No response1Correct response7Incorrect responseSysmissSP S5 (Scored Response)SP S5 (Scored Response)SP S5 (Scored Response)SP S5 (Scored Response)SP S5 (Scored Response)293257No response1Correct response7Incorrect responseSysmissSP S6 (Scored Response)SP S6 (Scored Response)SP S6 (Scored Response)SP S6 (Scored Response)SP S6 (Scored Response)293257No response1Correct response7Incorrect responseSysmissSP S7 (Scored Response)SP S7 (Scored Response)SP S7 (Scored Response)SP S7 (Scored Response)SP S7 (Scored Response)293257No response1Correct response7Incorrect responseSysmissSP S8 (Scored Response)SP S8 (Scored Response)SP S8 (Scored Response)SP S8 (Scored Response)SP S8 (Scored Response)293257No response1Correct response7Incorrect responseSysmissSP S9 (Scored Response)SP S9 (Scored Response)SP S9 (Scored Response)SP S9 (Scored Response)SP S9 (Scored Response)293257No response1Correct response7Incorrect responseSysmissSP S10 (Scored Response)SP S10 (Scored Response)SP S10 (Scored Response)SP S10 (Scored Response)SP S10 (Scored Response)293257No response1Correct response7Incorrect responseSysmissSP S11 (Scored Response)SP S11 (Scored Response)SP S11 (Scored Response)SP S11 (Scored Response)SP S11 (Scored Response)293257No response1Correct response7Incorrect responseSysmissSP S12 (Scored Response)SP S12 (Scored Response)SP S12 (Scored Response)SP S12 (Scored Response)SP S12 (Scored Response)293257No response1Correct response7Incorrect responseSysmissSP S13 (Scored Response)SP S13 (Scored Response)SP S13 (Scored Response)SP S13 (Scored Response)SP S13 (Scored Response)293257No response1Correct response7Incorrect responseSysmissSP S14 (Scored Response)SP S14 (Scored Response)SP S14 (Scored Response)SP S14 (Scored Response)SP S14 (Scored Response)293257No response1Correct response7Incorrect responseSysmissSP S15 (Scored Response)SP S15 (Scored Response)SP S15 (Scored Response)SP S15 (Scored Response)SP S15 (Scored Response)293257No response1Correct response7Incorrect responseSysmissSP S16 (Scored Response)SP S16 (Scored Response)SP S16 (Scored Response)SP S16 (Scored Response)SP S16 (Scored Response)293257No response1Correct response7Incorrect responseSysmissSP S17 (Scored Response)SP S17 (Scored Response)SP S17 (Scored Response)SP S17 (Scored Response)SP S17 (Scored Response)293257No response1Correct response7Incorrect responseSysmissSP S18 (Scored Response)SP S18 (Scored Response)SP S18 (Scored Response)SP S18 (Scored Response)SP S18 (Scored Response)293257No response1Correct response7Incorrect responseSysmissSP S19 (Scored Response)SP S19 (Scored Response)SP S19 (Scored Response)SP S19 (Scored Response)SP S19 (Scored Response)293257No response1Correct response7Incorrect responseSysmissSP S20 (Scored Response)SP S20 (Scored Response)SP S20 (Scored Response)SP S20 (Scored Response)SP S20 (Scored Response)293257No response1Correct response7Incorrect responseSysmissPC P1 S2 Birthday Party (Scored Response)PC P1 S2 Birthday Party (Scored Response)PC P1 S2 Birthday Party (Scored Response)PC P1 S2 Birthday Party (Scored Response)PC P1 S2 Birthday Party (Scored Response)293257No response1Correct response7Incorrect responseSysmissPC P1 S3 Birthday Party (Scored Response)PC P1 S3 Birthday Party (Scored Response)PC P1 S3 Birthday Party (Scored Response)PC P1 S3 Birthday Party (Scored Response)PC P1 S3 Birthday Party (Scored Response)293257No response1Correct response7Incorrect responseSysmissPC P1 S4 Birthday Party (Scored Response)PC P1 S4 Birthday Party (Scored Response)PC P1 S4 Birthday Party (Scored Response)PC P1 S4 Birthday Party (Scored Response)PC P1 S4 Birthday Party (Scored Response)293257No response1Correct response7Incorrect responseSysmissPC P1 S5 Birthday Party (Scored Response)PC P1 S5 Birthday Party (Scored Response)PC P1 S5 Birthday Party (Scored Response)PC P1 S5 Birthday Party (Scored Response)PC P1 S5 Birthday Party (Scored Response)293257No response1Correct response7Incorrect responseSysmissPC P1 S7 Birthday Party (Scored Response)PC P1 S7 Birthday Party (Scored Response)PC P1 S7 Birthday Party (Scored Response)PC P1 S7 Birthday Party (Scored Response)PC P1 S7 Birthday Party (Scored Response)293257No response1Correct response7Incorrect responseSysmissPC P1 S8 Birthday Party (Scored Response)PC P1 S8 Birthday Party (Scored Response)PC P1 S8 Birthday Party (Scored Response)PC P1 S8 Birthday Party (Scored Response)PC P1 S8 Birthday Party (Scored Response)293257No response1Correct response7Incorrect responseSysmissPC P1 S9 Birthday Party (Scored Response)PC P1 S9 Birthday Party (Scored Response)PC P1 S9 Birthday Party (Scored Response)PC P1 S9 Birthday Party (Scored Response)PC P1 S9 Birthday Party (Scored Response)293257No response1Correct response7Incorrect responseSysmissPC P1 S10 Birthday Party (Scored Response)PC P1 S10 Birthday Party (Scored Response)PC P1 S10 Birthday Party (Scored Response)PC P1 S10 Birthday Party (Scored Response)PC P1 S10 Birthday Party (Scored Response)293257No response1Correct response7Incorrect responseSysmissPC P1 S11 Birthday Party (Scored Response)PC P1 S11 Birthday Party (Scored Response)PC P1 S11 Birthday Party (Scored Response)PC P1 S11 Birthday Party (Scored Response)PC P1 S11 Birthday Party (Scored Response)293257No response1Correct response7Incorrect responseSysmissPC P1 S13 Birthday Party (Scored Response)PC P1 S13 Birthday Party (Scored Response)PC P1 S13 Birthday Party (Scored Response)PC P1 S13 Birthday Party (Scored Response)PC P1 S13 Birthday Party (Scored Response)293257No response1Correct response7Incorrect responseSysmissPC P1 S14 Birthday Party (Scored Response)PC P1 S14 Birthday Party (Scored Response)PC P1 S14 Birthday Party (Scored Response)PC P1 S14 Birthday Party (Scored Response)PC P1 S14 Birthday Party (Scored Response)293257No response1Correct response7Incorrect responseSysmissPC P1 S15 Birthday Party (Scored Response)PC P1 S15 Birthday Party (Scored Response)PC P1 S15 Birthday Party (Scored Response)PC P1 S15 Birthday Party (Scored Response)PC P1 S15 Birthday Party (Scored Response)293257No response1Correct response7Incorrect responseSysmissPC P1 S16 Birthday Party (Scored Response)PC P1 S16 Birthday Party (Scored Response)PC P1 S16 Birthday Party (Scored Response)PC P1 S16 Birthday Party (Scored Response)PC P1 S16 Birthday Party (Scored Response)293257No response1Correct response7Incorrect responseSysmissPC P1 S17 Birthday Party (Scored Response)PC P1 S17 Birthday Party (Scored Response)PC P1 S17 Birthday Party (Scored Response)PC P1 S17 Birthday Party (Scored Response)PC P1 S17 Birthday Party (Scored Response)293257No response1Correct response7Incorrect responseSysmissPC P1 S18 Birthday Party (Scored Response)PC P1 S18 Birthday Party (Scored Response)PC P1 S18 Birthday Party (Scored Response)PC P1 S18 Birthday Party (Scored Response)PC P1 S18 Birthday Party (Scored Response)293257No response1Correct response7Incorrect responseSysmissPC P1 S19 Birthday Party (Scored Response)PC P1 S19 Birthday Party (Scored Response)PC P1 S19 Birthday Party (Scored Response)PC P1 S19 Birthday Party (Scored Response)PC P1 S19 Birthday Party (Scored Response)293257No response1Correct response7Incorrect responseSysmissPC P1 S20 Birthday Party (Scored Response)PC P1 S20 Birthday Party (Scored Response)PC P1 S20 Birthday Party (Scored Response)PC P1 S20 Birthday Party (Scored Response)PC P1 S20 Birthday Party (Scored Response)293257No response1Correct response7Incorrect responseSysmissPC P1 S21 Birthday Party (Scored Response)PC P1 S21 Birthday Party (Scored Response)PC P1 S21 Birthday Party (Scored Response)PC P1 S21 Birthday Party (Scored Response)PC P1 S21 Birthday Party (Scored Response)293257No response1Correct response7Incorrect responseSysmissPC P2 S2 Letter to the Editor (Scored Response)PC P2 S2 Letter to the Editor (Scored Response)PC P2 S2 Letter to the Editor (Scored Response)PC P2 S2 Letter to the Editor (Scored Response)PC P2 S2 Letter to the Editor (Scored Response)293257No response1Correct response7Incorrect responseSysmissPC P2 S3 Letter to the Editor (Scored Response)PC P2 S3 Letter to the Editor (Scored Response)PC P2 S3 Letter to the Editor (Scored Response)PC P2 S3 Letter to the Editor (Scored Response)PC P2 S3 Letter to the Editor (Scored Response)293257No response1Correct response7Incorrect responseSysmissPC P2 S4 Letter to the Editor (Scored Response)PC P2 S4 Letter to the Editor (Scored Response)PC P2 S4 Letter to the Editor (Scored Response)PC P2 S4 Letter to the Editor (Scored Response)PC P2 S4 Letter to the Editor (Scored Response)293257No response1Correct response7Incorrect responseSysmissPC P2 S5 Letter to the Editor (Scored Response)PC P2 S5 Letter to the Editor (Scored Response)PC P2 S5 Letter to the Editor (Scored Response)PC P2 S5 Letter to the Editor (Scored Response)PC P2 S5 Letter to the Editor (Scored Response)293257No response1Correct response7Incorrect responseSysmissPC P2 S6 Letter to the Editor (Scored Response)PC P2 S6 Letter to the Editor (Scored Response)PC P2 S6 Letter to the Editor (Scored Response)PC P2 S6 Letter to the Editor (Scored Response)PC P2 S6 Letter to the Editor (Scored Response)293257No response1Correct response7Incorrect responseSysmissPC P2 S7 Letter to the Editor (Scored Response)PC P2 S7 Letter to the Editor (Scored Response)PC P2 S7 Letter to the Editor (Scored Response)PC P2 S7 Letter to the Editor (Scored Response)PC P2 S7 Letter to the Editor (Scored Response)293257No response1Correct response7Incorrect responseSysmissPC P2 S9 Letter to the Editor (Scored Response)PC P2 S9 Letter to the Editor (Scored Response)PC P2 S9 Letter to the Editor (Scored Response)PC P2 S9 Letter to the Editor (Scored Response)PC P2 S9 Letter to the Editor (Scored Response)293257No response1Correct response7Incorrect responseSysmissPC P2 S10 Letter to the Editor (Scored Response)PC P2 S10 Letter to the Editor (Scored Response)PC P2 S10 Letter to the Editor (Scored Response)PC P2 S10 Letter to the Editor (Scored Response)PC P2 S10 Letter to the Editor (Scored Response)293257No response1Correct response7Incorrect responseSysmissPC P2 S11 Letter to the Editor (Scored Response)PC P2 S11 Letter to the Editor (Scored Response)PC P2 S11 Letter to the Editor (Scored Response)PC P2 S11 Letter to the Editor (Scored Response)PC P2 S11 Letter to the Editor (Scored Response)293257No response1Correct response7Incorrect responseSysmissPC P2 S12 Letter to the Editor (Scored Response)PC P2 S12 Letter to the Editor (Scored Response)PC P2 S12 Letter to the Editor (Scored Response)PC P2 S12 Letter to the Editor (Scored Response)PC P2 S12 Letter to the Editor (Scored Response)293257No response1Correct response7Incorrect responseSysmissPC P3 S2 World Sports (Scored Response)PC P3 S2 World Sports (Scored Response)PC P3 S2 World Sports (Scored Response)PC P3 S2 World Sports (Scored Response)PC P3 S2 World Sports (Scored Response)293257No response1Correct response7Incorrect responseSysmissPC P3 S3 World Sports (Scored Response)PC P3 S3 World Sports (Scored Response)PC P3 S3 World Sports (Scored Response)PC P3 S3 World Sports (Scored Response)PC P3 S3 World Sports (Scored Response)293257No response1Correct response7Incorrect responseSysmissPC P3 S4 World Sports (Scored Response)PC P3 S4 World Sports (Scored Response)PC P3 S4 World Sports (Scored Response)PC P3 S4 World Sports (Scored Response)PC P3 S4 World Sports (Scored Response)293257No response1Correct response7Incorrect responseSysmissPC P3 S5 World Sports (Scored Response)PC P3 S5 World Sports (Scored Response)PC P3 S5 World Sports (Scored Response)PC P3 S5 World Sports (Scored Response)PC P3 S5 World Sports (Scored Response)293257No response1Correct response7Incorrect responseSysmissPC P3 S7 World Sports (Scored Response)PC P3 S7 World Sports (Scored Response)PC P3 S7 World Sports (Scored Response)PC P3 S7 World Sports (Scored Response)PC P3 S7 World Sports (Scored Response)293257No response1Correct response7Incorrect responseSysmissPC P3 S8 World Sports (Scored Response)PC P3 S8 World Sports (Scored Response)PC P3 S8 World Sports (Scored Response)PC P3 S8 World Sports (Scored Response)PC P3 S8 World Sports (Scored Response)293257No response1Correct response7Incorrect responseSysmissPC P3 S9 World Sports (Scored Response)PC P3 S9 World Sports (Scored Response)PC P3 S9 World Sports (Scored Response)PC P3 S9 World Sports (Scored Response)PC P3 S9 World Sports (Scored Response)293257No response1Correct response7Incorrect responseSysmissPC P3 S10 World Sports (Scored Response)PC P3 S10 World Sports (Scored Response)PC P3 S10 World Sports (Scored Response)PC P3 S10 World Sports (Scored Response)PC P3 S10 World Sports (Scored Response)293257No response1Correct response7Incorrect responseSysmissCore Q1 SGIH (Scored Response)Core Q1 SGIH (Scored Response)Core Q1 SGIH (Scored Response)Core Q1 SGIH (Scored Response)Core Q1 SGIH (Scored Response)2989No response1Correct response7Incorrect response89Core Q2 Employment Ad (Scored Response)Core Q2 Employment Ad (Scored Response)Core Q2 Employment Ad (Scored Response)Core Q2 Employment Ad (Scored Response)Core Q2 Employment Ad (Scored Response)2989No response1Correct response7Incorrect response89Core Q3 UNICEF (Scored Response)Core Q3 UNICEF (Scored Response)Core Q3 UNICEF (Scored Response)Core Q3 UNICEF (Scored Response)Core Q3 UNICEF (Scored Response)2989No response1Correct response7Incorrect response89Core Q4 Guadeloupe (Scored Response)Core Q4 Guadeloupe (Scored Response)Core Q4 Guadeloupe (Scored Response)Core Q4 Guadeloupe (Scored Response)Core Q4 Guadeloupe (Scored Response)2989No response1Correct response7Incorrect response89Core Q5 Guadeloupe (Scored Response)Core Q5 Guadeloupe (Scored Response)Core Q5 Guadeloupe (Scored Response)Core Q5 Guadeloupe (Scored Response)Core Q5 Guadeloupe (Scored Response)2989No response1Correct response7Incorrect response89Core Q6 Election Results (Scored Response)Core Q6 Election Results (Scored Response)Core Q6 Election Results (Scored Response)Core Q6 Election Results (Scored Response)Core Q6 Election Results (Scored Response)2989No response1Correct response7Incorrect response89Core Q7 Dutch Women (Scored Response)Core Q7 Dutch Women (Scored Response)Core Q7 Dutch Women (Scored Response)Core Q7 Dutch Women (Scored Response)Core Q7 Dutch Women (Scored Response)2989No response1Correct response7Incorrect response9Core Q8 Dutch Women (Scored Response)Core Q8 Dutch Women (Scored Response)Core Q8 Dutch Women (Scored Response)Core Q8 Dutch Women (Scored Response)Core Q8 Dutch Women (Scored Response)2989No response1Correct response7Incorrect response9Number of correct responses obtained in Part 1 Print Vocabulary | Section A GalNumber of correct responses obtained in Part 1 Print Vocabulary | Section A GalNumber of correct responses obtained in Part 1 Print Vocabulary | Section A GalNumber of correct responses obtained in Part 1 Print Vocabulary | Section A GalNumber of correct responses obtained in Part 1 Print Vocabulary | Section A Gal2932572523.0764.278Number of correct responses obtained in Part 2 Sentence Processing | Section A GNumber of correct responses obtained in Part 2 Sentence Processing | Section A GNumber of correct responses obtained in Part 2 Sentence Processing | Section A GNumber of correct responses obtained in Part 2 Sentence Processing | Section A GNumber of correct responses obtained in Part 2 Sentence Processing | Section A G2932571234567891011121314151617181920SysmissNumber of correct responses obtained in Part 3 Passage Comprehension | Section ANumber of correct responses obtained in Part 3 Passage Comprehension | Section ANumber of correct responses obtained in Part 3 Passage Comprehension | Section ANumber of correct responses obtained in Part 3 Passage Comprehension | Section ANumber of correct responses obtained in Part 3 Passage Comprehension | Section A2932573627.40612.7274 quantiles of ETS_vocabulary4 quantiles of ETS_vocabulary4 quantiles of ETS_vocabulary4 quantiles of ETS_vocabulary4 quantiles of ETS_vocabulary29325712Sysmiss4 quantiles of ETS_sentence4 quantiles of ETS_sentence4 quantiles of ETS_sentence4 quantiles of ETS_sentence4 quantiles of ETS_sentence2932571234Sysmiss4 quantiles of ETS_passage4 quantiles of ETS_passage4 quantiles of ETS_passage4 quantiles of ETS_passage4 quantiles of 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correct responses in Part 2 of Passage Comprehension# correct responses in Part 2 of Passage Comprehension29325712345678910Sysmiss# correct responses in Part 3 of Passage Comprehension# correct responses in Part 3 of Passage Comprehension# correct responses in Part 3 of Passage Comprehension# correct responses in Part 3 of Passage Comprehension# correct responses in Part 3 of Passage Comprehension29325712345678Sysmisspc_correct_part1/TIMEP3pc_correct_part1/TIMEP3pc_correct_part1/TIMEP3pc_correct_part1/TIMEP3pc_correct_part1/TIMEP328281610.640.05210.0421pc_correct_part2/TIMEP4pc_correct_part2/TIMEP4pc_correct_part2/TIMEP4pc_correct_part2/TIMEP4pc_correct_part2/TIMEP428131760.90.04390.0434pc_correct_part3/TIMEP5pc_correct_part3/TIMEP5pc_correct_part3/TIMEP5pc_correct_part3/TIMEP5pc_correct_part3/TIMEP528091800.4670.04120.0432ETS_passage/pc_timing_totalETS_passage/pc_timing_totalETS_passage/pc_timing_totalETS_passage/pc_timing_totalETS_passage/pc_timing_total28281610.3330.04370.0354pc_correct_part1*TIMEP3pc_correct_part1*TIMEP3pc_correct_part1*TIMEP3pc_correct_part1*TIMEP3pc_correct_part1*TIMEP32828161367745211.3423736.701pc_correct_part2*TIMEP4pc_correct_part2*TIMEP4pc_correct_part2*TIMEP4pc_correct_part2*TIMEP4pc_correct_part2*TIMEP42813176180402085.3381651.527pc_correct_part3*TIMEP5pc_correct_part3*TIMEP5pc_correct_part3*TIMEP5pc_correct_part3*TIMEP5pc_correct_part3*TIMEP52810179142661555.8241464.603ETS_passage*timing_totalETS_passage*timing_totalETS_passage*timing_totalETS_passage*timing_totalETS_passage*timing_total282816116128024764.61417685.727Scored after fieldwork: Number of correct responses obtained in the Core Test, SScored after fieldwork: Number of correct responses obtained in the Core Test, SScored after fieldwork: Number of correct responses obtained in the Core Test, SScored after fieldwork: Number of correct responses obtained in the Core Test, SScored after fieldwork: Number of correct responses obtained in the Core Test, S29325712345678SysmissWhether respondent passed the Core test (>=3/8 correct answers in Section B | GaWhether respondent passed the Core test (>=3/8 correct answers in Section B | GaWhether respondent passed the Core test (>=3/8 correct answers in Section B | GaWhether respondent passed the Core test (>=3/8 correct answers in Section B | GaWhether respondent passed the Core test (>=3/8 correct answers in Section B | Ga293257No1YesSysmissLength of material read at work scoreLength of material read at work scoreLength of material read at work scoreLength of material read at work scoreLength of material read at work score17101279skill not used1low2medium3highSysmissLength of material read outside of work scoreLength of material read outside of work scoreLength of material read outside of work scoreLength of material read outside of work scoreLength of material read outside of work score292366skill not used1low2medium3highSysmissLength of material read overall scoreLength of material read overall scoreLength of material read overall scoreLength of material read overall scoreLength of material read overall score295138skill not used1low2medium3highSysmissLength of material written at work scoreLength of material written at work scoreLength of material written at work scoreLength of material written at work scoreLength of material written at work score17111278skill not used1low2medium3highSysmissLength of material written outside of work scoreLength of material written outside of work scoreLength of material written outside of work scoreLength of material written outside of work scoreLength of material written outside of work score295633skill not used1low2medium3highSysmissLength of material written overall scoreLength of material written overall scoreLength of material written overall scoreLength of material written overall scoreLength of material written overall score296425skill not used1low2medium3highSysmissNumeracy at work scoreNumeracy at work scoreNumeracy at work scoreNumeracy at work scoreNumeracy at work score17201269skill not used1low2medium3highSysmissNumeracy outside of work scoreNumeracy outside of work scoreNumeracy outside of work scoreNumeracy outside of work scoreNumeracy outside of work score29836skill not used1low2medium3highSysmissNumeracy overall scoreNumeracy overall scoreNumeracy overall scoreNumeracy overall scoreNumeracy overall score29836skill not used1low2medium3highSysmissContact with people outside of work scoreContact with people outside of work scoreContact with people outside of work scoreContact with people outside of work scoreContact with people outside of work score17201269skill not used1low2medium3highSysmissMakes presentations at workMakes presentations at workMakes presentations at workMakes presentations at workMakes presentations at work17201269no1yesSysmissSupervises others at workSupervises others at workSupervises others at workSupervises others at workSupervises others at work17201269no1yesSysmissFrequency of computer use at work scoreFrequency of computer use at work scoreFrequency of computer use at work scoreFrequency of computer use at work scoreFrequency of computer use at work score17201269skill not used1low2medium3highSysmissFrequency of computer use outside of work scoreFrequency of computer use outside of work scoreFrequency of computer use outside of work scoreFrequency of computer use outside of work scoreFrequency of computer use outside of work score29836skill not used1low2medium3highSysmissFrequency of computer use overall scoreFrequency of computer use overall scoreFrequency of computer use overall scoreFrequency of computer use overall scoreFrequency of computer use overall score29836skill not used1low2medium3highSysmissType of software use at work scoreType of software use at work scoreType of software use at work scoreType of software use at work scoreType of software use at work score17021287None1Basic2AdvanceSysmissDrives a vehicle at workDrives a vehicle at workDrives a vehicle at workDrives a vehicle at workDrives a vehicle at work17201269no1yesSysmissRepairs or maintains electronic equipment at workRepairs or maintains electronic equipment at workRepairs or maintains electronic equipment at workRepairs or maintains electronic equipment at workRepairs or maintains electronic equipment at work17201269no1yesSysmissOperates heavy machinery or industrial equipment at workOperates heavy machinery or industrial equipment at workOperates heavy machinery or industrial equipment at workOperates heavy machinery or industrial equipment at workOperates heavy machinery or industrial equipment at work17201269no1yesSysmissFrequency of tasks involving at least 30 minutes of thinking scoreFrequency of tasks involving at least 30 minutes of thinking scoreFrequency of tasks involving at least 30 minutes of thinking scoreFrequency of tasks involving at least 30 minutes of thinking scoreFrequency of tasks involving at least 30 minutes of thinking score17201269never1less than once a month2at least once a week or month3every daySysmissFrequency of work requiring learning new things scoreFrequency of work requiring learning new things scoreFrequency of work requiring learning new things scoreFrequency of work requiring learning new things scoreFrequency of work requiring learning new things score16381351rarely or never1at least 2-3 months2at least once a week3every daySysmissAverage of frequency of thinking and learning tasks scoresAverage of frequency of thinking and learning tasks scoresAverage of frequency of thinking and learning tasks scoresAverage of frequency of thinking and learning tasks scoresAverage of frequency of thinking and learning tasks scores1638135131.3760.924Frequency of thinking and learning new things scoreFrequency of thinking and learning new things scoreFrequency of thinking and learning new things scoreFrequency of thinking and learning new things scoreFrequency of thinking and learning new things score16381351never1less than once a month2at least once a week or month3every daySysmissAutonomy at work scoreAutonomy at work scoreAutonomy at work scoreAutonomy at work scoreAutonomy at work score17201269skill not used1low2medium3highSysmissRepetitiveness at work scoreRepetitiveness at work scoreRepetitiveness at work scoreRepetitiveness at work scoreRepetitiveness at work score172012691almost all the time2more than half the time3less than half the time4almost neverSysmissAverage of autonomy and repetitiveness at work scoresAverage of autonomy and repetitiveness at work scoresAverage of autonomy and repetitiveness at work scoresAverage of autonomy and repetitiveness at work scoresAverage of autonomy and repetitiveness at work scores1720126931.3140.733Autonomy and repetitiveness at work scoreAutonomy and repetitiveness at work scoreAutonomy and repetitiveness at work scoreAutonomy and repetitiveness at work scoreAutonomy and repetitiveness at work score17201269skill not used1low2medium3highSysmissLift heavy items at work scoreLift heavy items at work scoreLift heavy items at work scoreLift heavy items at work scoreLift heavy items at work score17201269skill not used1low2medium3highSysmissDifference between overall reading and reading at work scoreDifference between overall reading and reading at work scoreDifference between overall reading and reading at work scoreDifference between overall reading and reading at work scoreDifference between overall reading and reading at work score17101279123SysmissDifference between overall numeracy and numeracy at work scoreDifference between overall numeracy and numeracy at work scoreDifference between overall numeracy and numeracy at work scoreDifference between overall numeracy and numeracy at work scoreDifference between overall numeracy and numeracy at work score17201269123SysmissDifference between overall computer use and computer use at work scoreDifference between overall computer use and computer use at work scoreDifference between overall computer use and computer use at work scoreDifference between overall computer use and computer use at work scoreDifference between overall computer use and computer use at work score17201269123SysmissDummy for uses computer at workDummy for uses computer at workDummy for uses computer at workDummy for uses computer at workDummy for uses computer at work17201269no1yesSysmissDummy for uses computer outside of workDummy for uses computer outside of workDummy for uses computer outside of workDummy for uses computer outside of workDummy for uses computer outside of work29836no1yesSysmissDummy for uses computer overallDummy for uses computer overallDummy for uses computer overallDummy for uses computer overallDummy for uses computer overall29836no1yesSysmissDummy for reads at workDummy for reads at workDummy for reads at workDummy for reads at workDummy for reads at work17201269no1yesSysmissDummy for reads outside of workDummy for reads outside of workDummy for reads outside of workDummy for reads outside of workDummy for reads outside of work29836no1yesSysmissDummy for writes at workDummy for writes at workDummy for writes at workDummy for writes at workDummy for writes at work17201269no1yesSysmissDummy for writes outside of workDummy for writes outside of workDummy for writes outside of workDummy for writes outside of workDummy for writes outside of work29836no1yesSysmissDummy for numeracy at workDummy for numeracy at workDummy for numeracy at workDummy for numeracy at workDummy for numeracy at work17201269no1yesSysmissDummy for numeracy outside of workDummy for numeracy outside of workDummy for numeracy outside of workDummy for numeracy outside of workDummy for numeracy outside of work29836no1yesSysmissDummy for reads overallDummy for reads overallDummy for reads overallDummy for reads overallDummy for reads overall29836no1yesSysmissDummy for writes overallDummy for writes overallDummy for writes overallDummy for writes overallDummy for writes overall29836no1yesSysmissDummy for numeracy overallDummy for numeracy overallDummy for numeracy overallDummy for numeracy overallDummy for numeracy overall29836no1yesSysmissExtraversion (average of q01 q04 q20)Extraversion (average of q01 q04 q20)Extraversion (average of q01 q04 q20)Extraversion (average of q01 q04 q20)Extraversion (average of q01 q04 q20)29827142.9470.548Conscientiousness (average of q02 q12 q17)Conscientiousness (average of q02 q12 q17)Conscientiousness (average of q02 q12 q17)Conscientiousness (average of q02 q12 q17)Conscientiousness (average of q02 q12 q17)298271.33343.1310.488Openness (average of q03 q11 q14)Openness (average of q03 q11 q14)Openness (average of q03 q11 q14)Openness (average of q03 q11 q14)Openness (average of q03 q11 q14)29818142.9640.566Emotional Stability (average of q05 q10 q18)Emotional Stability (average of q05 q10 q18)Emotional Stability (average of q05 q10 q18)Emotional Stability (average of q05 q10 q18)Emotional Stability (average of q05 q10 q18)29827142.6330.543Agreeableness (average of q09 q16 q19)Agreeableness (average of q09 q16 q19)Agreeableness (average of q09 q16 q19)Agreeableness (average of q09 q16 q19)Agreeableness (average of q09 q16 q19)29827142.9680.527Grit (average of q06 q08 q13)Grit (average of q06 q08 q13)Grit (average of q06 q08 q13)Grit (average of q06 q08 q13)Grit (average of q06 q08 q13)298271.33342.9720.573Decision making (average of q15 q21 q23 q24)Decision making (average of q15 q21 q23 q24)Decision making (average of q15 q21 q23 q24)Decision making (average of q15 q21 q23 q24)Decision making (average of q15 q21 q23 q24)298271.2543.110.516Hostile Bias (average of q07 q22)Hostile Bias (average of q07 q22)Hostile Bias (average of q07 q22)Hostile Bias (average of q07 q22)Hostile Bias (average of q07 q22)297514141.8540.7Risk aversionRisk aversionRisk aversionRisk aversionRisk aversion298091234SysmissTime preferenceTime preferenceTime preferenceTime preferenceTime preference298091234SysmissMother's educationMother's educationMother's educationMother's educationMother's education2989<ISCED 11ISCED 12ISCED 2 & 33ISCED 4 & higher4DK/RFFather's educationFather's educationFather's educationFather's educationFather's education2989<ISCED 11ISCED 12ISCED 2 & 33ISCED 4 & higher4DK/RFMaximum of parents' educationMaximum of parents' educationMaximum of parents' educationMaximum of parents' educationMaximum of parents' education2989<ISCED 11ISCED 12ISCED 2 & 33ISCED 4 & higher4DK/RFNumber of children under 6 years oldNumber of children under 6 years oldNumber of children under 6 years oldNumber of children under 6 years oldNumber of children under 6 years old29891231: no children under 6 in the hh1: no children under 6 in the hh1: no children under 6 in the hh1: no children under 6 in the hh1: no children under 6 in the hh298911: one child under 6 in the hh1: one child under 6 in the hh1: one child under 6 in the hh1: one child under 6 in the hh1: one child under 6 in the hh298912: 2 or more children under 6 in the hh2: 2 or more children under 6 in the hh2: 2 or more children under 6 in the hh2: 2 or more children under 6 in the hh2: 2 or more children under 6 in the hh29892respondent is the parent of a child in the hhrespondent is the parent of a child in the hhrespondent is the parent of a child in the hhrespondent is the parent of a child in the hhrespondent is the parent of a child in the hh297910no1yesSysmissHH size, excludes non-relativesHH size, excludes non-relativesHH size, excludes non-relativesHH size, excludes non-relativesHH size, excludes non-relatives29891234567891011121314# employed hh members / hh_size# employed hh members / hh_size# employed hh members / hh_size# employed hh members / hh_size# employed hh members / hh_size298910.4150.247GenderGenderGenderGenderGender2989Male1FemaleAgeAgeAgeAgeAge2989156438.39213.44Age squaredAge squaredAge squaredAge squaredAge squared298922540961654.5371070.078Has a spouseHas a spouseHas a spouseHas a spouseHas a spouse29881no1yesSysmissLife satisfactionLife satisfactionLife satisfactionLife satisfactionLife satisfaction2988112345678910SysmissChronic diseaseChronic diseaseChronic diseaseChronic diseaseChronic disease29881Doesn't have a chronic disease1Has a chronic diseaseSysmissNumber of younger brothers at age 12Number of younger brothers at age 12Number of younger brothers at age 12Number of younger brothers at age 12Number of younger brothers at age 1229791081.041.306Number of older sisters at age 12Number of older sisters at age 12Number of older sisters at age 12Number of older sisters at age 12Number of older sisters at age 1229791080.9671.254Number of younger brothers at age 12Number of younger brothers at age 12Number of younger brothers at age 12Number of younger brothers at age 12Number of younger brothers at age 1229791080.8231.04Number of younger sisters at age 12Number of younger sisters at age 12Number of younger sisters at age 12Number of younger sisters at age 12Number of younger sisters at age 12297811100.8091.069Lived with mother and father at age 12Lived with mother and father at age 12Lived with mother and father at age 12Lived with mother and father at age 12Lived with mother and father at age 122989Didn't live with father & mother12Lived with father & mother3DK/RFEconomical situation worsened: OtherEconomical situation worsened: OtherEconomical situation worsened: OtherEconomical situation worsened: OtherEconomical situation worsened: OtherModule 7: Language and Family
Q24. Before you reached the age 15, was the household's financial situation significantly worsened because of ...?
- Other1829711SysmissNumber of economic shocks before age 15Number of economic shocks before age 15Number of economic shocks before age 15Number of economic shocks before age 15Number of economic shocks before age 15297910123456789SysmissIndex for number of economic shocks before age 15Index for number of economic shocks before age 15Index for number of economic shocks before age 15Index for number of economic shocks before age 15Index for number of economic shocks before age 15297910No shocks1One shock2Two or more shocksSysmissDummy for economic shocks before age 15Dummy for economic shocks before age 15Dummy for economic shocks before age 15Dummy for economic shocks before age 15Dummy for economic shocks before age 15297910No shocks1At least one shockSysmissBody Mass IndexBody Mass IndexBody Mass IndexBody Mass IndexBody Mass Index2983611.350.522.5214.629"A BMI under 16 is extremely emaciated; a BMI of 15 signals starvation. BMI's over 40 signal morbid obesity."BMI classificationBMI classificationBMI classificationBMI classificationBMI classification2891981Underweight2Normal3Overweight4ObeseSysmissParental involvement in educationParental involvement in educationParental involvement in educationParental involvement in educationParental involvement in education2947421yes, always or almost always2yes, sometimes3no, never or almost never8not applicable9don't knowSysmissSocioeconomic status at age 15Socioeconomic status at age 15Socioeconomic status at age 15Socioeconomic status at age 15Socioeconomic status at age 152979101Low SES2Middle SES3High SESSysmissMother tongueMother tongueMother tongueMother tongueMother tongue2979101Sinhala/Sinhala & other2Tamil/Tamil & other exc. Sinhala3OtherSysmissLabor market statusLabor market statusLabor market statusLabor market statusLabor market status298631Employed2Unemployed3InactiveSysmissDummy for active in the labor marketDummy for active in the labor marketDummy for active in the labor marketDummy for active in the labor marketDummy for active in the labor market29863Inactive1ActiveSysmissEmployment statusEmployment statusEmployment statusEmployment statusEmployment status165813311Employee2Self-employed3Unpaid family worker/otherSysmissSelf-employment dummySelf-employment dummySelf-employment dummySelf-employment dummySelf-employment dummy16581331Employee/Unpaid family worker/other1Self-employedSysmissCurrently working or worked in last 12 monthsCurrently working or worked in last 12 monthsCurrently working or worked in last 12 monthsCurrently working or worked in last 12 monthsCurrently working or worked in last 12 months29863no1yesSysmissWorked at least 6 months since completed highest level of educationWorked at least 6 months since completed highest level of educationWorked at least 6 months since completed highest level of educationWorked at least 6 months since completed highest level of educationWorked at least 6 months since completed highest level of education2648341no1yesSysmissThose currently attending formal ed (or w/o formal ed) do not answer this question.1=unemployed, 0=employed1=unemployed, 0=employed1=unemployed, 0=employed1=unemployed, 0=employed1=unemployed, 0=employed175512341SysmissPercent of wage workersPercent of wage workersPercent of wage workersPercent of wage workersPercent of wage workers16581331Self-employed or family worker1Wage-workerSysmissTypes of inactive populationTypes of inactive populationTypes of inactive populationTypes of inactive populationTypes of inactive population123117581Housework2Retired/old age3Student4Unfit5Discouraged6In transition7Other8Looking for work, not available in next 2 weeksSysmissOccupation codeOccupation codeOccupation codeOccupation codeOccupation code1720126911962627.078265.496OccupationOccupationOccupationOccupationOccupation17201269Armed forces occupations1Managers2Professionals3Technicians and associate professionals4Clerical support workers5Service and sales workers6Skilled agricultural, forestry and fishery workers7Craft and related trades workers8Plant and machine operators, and assemblers9Elementary occupationsSysmissOccupation typeOccupation typeOccupation typeOccupation typeOccupation type163913501Type A2Type BSysmissType A occupationType A occupationType A occupationType A occupationType A occupation163913501SysmissType B occupationType B occupationType B occupationType B occupationType B occupation163913501SysmissOccupation type (STEP Aggregation)Occupation type (STEP Aggregation)Occupation type (STEP Aggregation)Occupation type (STEP Aggregation)Occupation type (STEP Aggregation)17201269Military personnel1Highly skilled white collar - Managers/Professionals/Technicians2Low skilled white collar3Crafts and related trades workers; Plant and machine operator and assemblers4Elementary occupations5Skilled agriculture workSysmissLast occupation for inactive/unemployed (STEP Aggregation)Last occupation for inactive/unemployed (STEP Aggregation)Last occupation for inactive/unemployed (STEP Aggregation)Last occupation for inactive/unemployed (STEP Aggregation)Last occupation for inactive/unemployed (STEP Aggregation)3332656Military personnel1Highly skilled white collar - Managers/Professionals/Technicians2Low skilled white collar3Crafts and related trades workers; Plant and machine operator and assemblers4Elementary occupations5Skilled agriculture workSysmissMost recent occupation for those who worked in last 12 months (STEP Aggregation)Most recent occupation for those who worked in last 12 months (STEP Aggregation)Most recent occupation for those who worked in last 12 months (STEP Aggregation)Most recent occupation for those who worked in last 12 months (STEP Aggregation)Most recent occupation for those who worked in last 12 months (STEP Aggregation)3332656Military personnel1Highly skilled white collar - Managers/Professionals/Technicians2Low skilled white collar3Crafts and related trades workers; Plant and machine operator and assemblers4Elementary occupations5Skilled agriculture workSysmissFirst additional occupation, inactive/unemployed (STEP Aggregation)First additional occupation, inactive/unemployed (STEP Aggregation)First additional occupation, inactive/unemployed (STEP Aggregation)First additional occupation, inactive/unemployed (STEP Aggregation)First additional occupation, inactive/unemployed (STEP Aggregation)4812508Military personnel1Highly skilled white collar - Managers/Professionals/Technicians2Low skilled white collar3Crafts and related trades workers; Plant and machine operator and assemblers4Elementary occupations5Skilled agriculture workSysmissFirst additional occupation, currently working (STEP Aggregation)First additional occupation, currently working (STEP Aggregation)First additional occupation, currently working (STEP Aggregation)First additional occupation, currently working (STEP Aggregation)First additional occupation, currently working (STEP Aggregation)7702219Military personnel1Highly skilled white collar - Managers/Professionals/Technicians2Low skilled white collar3Crafts and related trades workers; Plant and machine operator and assemblers4Elementary occupations5Skilled agriculture workSysmissRefers to first additional occupation the person could work as.First additional occupation, emp last 12 months (STEP Aggregation)First additional occupation, emp last 12 months (STEP Aggregation)First additional occupation, emp last 12 months (STEP Aggregation)First additional occupation, emp last 12 months (STEP Aggregation)First additional occupation, emp last 12 months (STEP Aggregation)4812508Military personnel1Highly skilled white collar - Managers/Professionals/Technicians2Low skilled white collar3Crafts and related trades workers; Plant and machine operator and assemblers4Elementary occupations5Skilled agriculture workSysmissRefers to first additional occupation the person could work as.Permanent positionPermanent positionPermanent positionPermanent positionPermanent position15641425no1yesSysmissCorresponds to main job.Public or private sector employeePublic or private sector employeePublic or private sector employeePublic or private sector employeePublic or private sector employee9472042private sector1public sectorSysmiss1 = govt employee, 0=private employee
Corresponds to main job.Category for number of paid workers in establishmentCategory for number of paid workers in establishmentCategory for number of paid workers in establishmentCategory for number of paid workers in establishmentCategory for number of paid workers in establishment156514241One22 to 15316 and moreSysmissCorresponds to main job.Has written employment contractHas written employment contractHas written employment contractHas written employment contractHas written employment contract9472042no1yesSysmissCorresponds to main job.Receives social security benefits at workReceives social security benefits at workReceives social security benefits at workReceives social security benefits at workReceives social security benefits at work15651424no1yesSysmissInformal dummyInformal dummyInformal dummyInformal dummyInformal dummy16571332Formal1InformalSysmiss"Informality is defined as having SS benefits through job"Informal (only wage workers)Informal (only wage workers)Informal (only wage workers)Informal (only wage workers)Informal (only wage workers)9472042Formal wage worker1Informal wage workerSysmiss"Informality is defined as having SS benefits through job/unpaid family worker/other"Informal (only self-employed)Informal (only self-employed)Informal (only self-employed)Informal (only self-employed)Informal (only self-employed)6182371Formal self-employed1Informal self-employedSysmiss"Informality is defined as having SS benefits through job/unpaid family worker/other"Number of months in current jobNumber of months in current jobNumber of months in current jobNumber of months in current jobNumber of months in current job16571332600125.537124.503Tenure squaredTenure squaredTenure squaredTenure squaredTenure squared1657133236000031250.99955364.005Years of work experience needed for the jobYears of work experience needed for the jobYears of work experience needed for the jobYears of work experience needed for the jobYears of work experience needed for the job166213271None2Less than 1 year31-2 years43-5 years56-10 years6More than 10 yearsSysmissCorresponds to main job.Time to learn to do job well with experience and education neededTime to learn to do job well with experience and education neededTime to learn to do job well with experience and education neededTime to learn to do job well with experience and education neededTime to learn to do job well with experience and education needed166213271Less than 1 week21 week to 1 month31-6 months47-12 months5More than 1 year6More than 10 yearsSysmissCorresponds to main job.Time to learn to do job well with experience and education needed expressed as rTime to learn to do job well with experience and education needed expressed as rTime to learn to do job well with experience and education needed expressed as rTime to learn to do job well with experience and education needed expressed as rTime to learn to do job well with experience and education needed expressed as r1657133213456SysmissDifference between tenure and time needed to do job wellDifference between tenure and time needed to do job wellDifference between tenure and time needed to do job wellDifference between tenure and time needed to do job wellDifference between tenure and time needed to do job well159813911Has less tenure than needed2Has same tenure as needed3Has more tenure than neededSysmissDiference between age and aprox age at end of studiesDiference between age and aprox age at end of studiesDiference between age and aprox age at end of studiesDiference between age and aprox age at end of studiesDiference between age and aprox age at end of studies26503395624.03613.523Economic sectorEconomic sectorEconomic sectorEconomic sectorEconomic sector165713321Agriculture, fishery, mining2Manufacturing & construction3Commerce4Other servicesSysmissDesire to expand business and if so, if face constraintsDesire to expand business and if so, if face constraintsDesire to expand business and if so, if face constraintsDesire to expand business and if so, if face constraintsDesire to expand business and if so, if face constraints61823711No2Yes, but constraint3Yes, no constraintSysmissNet monthly profit from businessNet monthly profit from businessNet monthly profit from businessNet monthly profit from businessNet monthly profit from business520246960000018640.92344666.1361000001..USD Net monthly profit from businessUSD Net monthly profit from businessUSD Net monthly profit from businessUSD Net monthly profit from businessUSD Net monthly profit from business520246914508.349450.7481080.053Number of hours worked last week in main occupationNumber of hours worked last week in main occupationNumber of hours worked last week in main occupationNumber of hours worked last week in main occupationNumber of hours worked last week in main occupation16221367116836.07622.5Average number of hours worked daily in main occupationAverage number of hours worked daily in main occupationAverage number of hours worked daily in main occupationAverage number of hours worked daily in main occupationAverage number of hours worked daily in main occupation161913700.143246.893.443Hourly labor earningsHourly labor earningsHourly labor earningsHourly labor earningsHourly labor earnings136116282.2999770.115187.1432.816earnings for wage earners is net of taxes and benefits. earnings for self-employed is gross.
Corresponds to main occupation.USD Hourly labor earningsUSD Hourly labor earningsUSD Hourly labor earningsUSD Hourly labor earningsUSD Hourly labor earnings136116280.0556236.2474.52410.466Log of hourly earningsLog of hourly earningsLog of hourly earningsLog of hourly earningsLog of hourly earnings136116280.8329.1874.6161.007USD log of Hourly earningsUSD log of Hourly earningsUSD log of Hourly earningsUSD log of Hourly earningsUSD log of Hourly earnings13611628-2.895.4650.8941.007Total hours worked during the week, all jobsTotal hours worked during the week, all jobsTotal hours worked during the week, all jobsTotal hours worked during the week, all jobsTotal hours worked during the week, all jobs298918220.0224.946UnderemployedUnderemployedUnderemployedUnderemployedUnderemployed16581331Not underemployed1UnderemployedSysmissRefers to working under 35 hours/week and wanting to work more hours for the same pay.Source of funds for starting businessSource of funds for starting businessSource of funds for starting businessSource of funds for starting businessSource of funds for starting business6152374Did not use family money1Used family moneySysmissSize of business at startSize of business at startSize of business at startSize of business at startSize of business at start6182371More than 1 person1One personSysmissAttended preschoolAttended preschoolAttended preschoolAttended preschoolAttended preschool296425No1YesSysmissAn industry-recognized or govt certificate, not from a formal ed. institution?An industry-recognized or govt certificate, not from a formal ed. institution?An industry-recognized or govt certificate, not from a formal ed. institution?An industry-recognized or govt certificate, not from a formal ed. institution?An industry-recognized or govt certificate, not from a formal ed. institution?2989No1YesCurrently attending schoolCurrently attending schoolCurrently attending schoolCurrently attending schoolCurrently attending school2989No1YesDropped out of highest educational level startedDropped out of highest educational level startedDropped out of highest educational level startedDropped out of highest educational level startedDropped out of highest educational level started294841No1YesSysmissInterrupted studies for one academic year or moreInterrupted studies for one academic year or moreInterrupted studies for one academic year or moreInterrupted studies for one academic year or moreInterrupted studies for one academic year or more294841No1YesSysmissParticipated in a training course in last 12 monthsParticipated in a training course in last 12 monthsParticipated in a training course in last 12 monthsParticipated in a training course in last 12 monthsParticipated in a training course in last 12 months2989No1YesHas completed an apprenticeshipHas completed an apprenticeshipHas completed an apprenticeshipHas completed an apprenticeshipHas completed an apprenticeship2989No1YesStarted first grade at age 8 or olderStarted first grade at age 8 or olderStarted first grade at age 8 or olderStarted first grade at age 8 or olderStarted first grade at age 8 or older294841No1YesSysmissType of school attendedType of school attendedType of school attendedType of school attendedType of school attended2948411Public2Private3OtherSysmissAge started first gradeAge started first gradeAge started first gradeAge started first gradeAge started first grade294841567SysmissHighest ISCED completedHighest ISCED completedHighest ISCED completedHighest ISCED completedHighest ISCED completed29872None or < ISCED 11ISCED 12ISCED 23ISCED 3 & 4A4ISCED 4B5ISCED 5 & 6SysmissHighest ISCED completed, with vocational distinctionHighest ISCED completed, with vocational distinctionHighest ISCED completed, with vocational distinctionHighest ISCED completed, with vocational distinctionHighest ISCED completed, with vocational distinction29872None or < ISCED 11ISCED 12ISCED 2 Voc3ISCED 2 Gen4ISCED 3 Voc5ISCED 3 Gen6ISCED 4 Voc7ISCED 4 Gen8ISCED 5 Voc9ISCED 5 Gen & 6SysmissHighest education level completed is vocational/generalHighest education level completed is vocational/generalHighest education level completed is vocational/generalHighest education level completed is vocational/generalHighest education level completed is vocational/general28761131Vocational degree2General & Vocational degree3General degree or noneSysmissHighest ISCED completed, PIAACHighest ISCED completed, PIAACHighest ISCED completed, PIAACHighest ISCED completed, PIAACHighest ISCED completed, PIAAC2989None or < ISCED 11ISCED 12ISCED 23ISCED 3A-B4ISCED 4A-B5ISCED 5B6ISCED 5A, bachelor7ISCED 5A, master8ISCED 69DK10RFNumber of years of educationNumber of years of educationNumber of years of educationNumber of years of educationNumber of years of education29872123458101215161820SysmissField of highest degree (first reported)Field of highest degree (first reported)Field of highest degree (first reported)Field of highest degree (first reported)Field of highest degree (first reported)1565142411education12business administration, accountancy, commerce, retail shop13public administration and planning14law and legal services15medical, health services, nursing, etc.16science, mathematics, computing, etc.17other technical & engineering, including architecture, indus18agriculture, livestock, forestry19social and behavioral studies, media, culture, sport and lei20art or humanities - languages, classics, history, theology21personal care services - domestic science, etc22public order and safety - police, army, fire services, etc.23general or no specific field41agriculture, livestock, fishing, etc.42auto or home appliance repair43building and construction trade44manufacturing (e.g. mechanic, skilled operator)45information technology (e.g. computer software, database, pr46other engineering, science or architecture47business management, bookkeeping/accounting, finance, etc.48health services (e.g. nurse, pharmacy, paramedic, technician49education50legal services (e.g. legal assistant, paralegal)51secretarial, clerical, general office52hair dressing, cosmetology53restaurant, culinary arts, hotel, tourism54public order and safety (e.g. police, army, fire services, e55LANGUAGES59other(specify)60A course in Handcrafts61A sewing course62A course in dress designing63Art65A Drivertraining course67Gem cutting69Ornamental fish breeding course71Mass Communication72Sports Training73Dancing74Psychology75Astrology76Leadership Training Certificate Course77Aluminium Fabrication Training CourseSysmissField of highest degree (second reported)Field of highest degree (second reported)Field of highest degree (second reported)Field of highest degree (second reported)Field of highest degree (second reported)72291711education12business administration, accountancy, commerce, retail shop13public administration and planning14law and legal services15medical, health services, nursing, etc.16science, mathematics, computing, etc.17other technical & engineering, including architecture, indus18agriculture, livestock, forestry19social and behavioral studies, media, culture, sport and lei20art or humanities - languages, classics, history, theology21personal care services - domestic science, etc22public order and safety - police, army, fire services, etc.23general or no specific field41agriculture, livestock, fishing, etc.42auto or home appliance repair43building and construction trade44manufacturing (e.g. mechanic, skilled operator)45information technology (e.g. computer software, database, pr46other engineering, science or architecture47business management, bookkeeping/accounting, finance, etc.48health services (e.g. nurse, pharmacy, paramedic, technician49education50legal services (e.g. legal assistant, paralegal)51secretarial, clerical, general office52hair dressing, cosmetology53restaurant, culinary arts, hotel, tourism54public order and safety (e.g. police, army, fire services, e55LANGUAGES59other(specify)60A course in Handcrafts61A sewing course62A course in dress designing63Art65A Drivertraining course67Gem cutting69Ornamental fish breeding course71Mass Communication72Sports Training73Dancing74Psychology75Astrology76Leadership Training Certificate Course77Aluminium Fabrication Training CourseSysmissISCED level currently attendingISCED level currently attendingISCED level currently attendingISCED level currently attendingISCED level currently attending2972692None or < ISCED 11ISCED 12ISCED 23ISCED 3 & 4A4ISCED 4B5ISCED 5 & 6SysmissISCED currently attending, with vocational distinctionISCED currently attending, with vocational distinctionISCED currently attending, with vocational distinctionISCED currently attending, with vocational distinctionISCED currently attending, with vocational distinction2972692None or < ISCED 11ISCED 12ISCED 2 Voc3ISCED 2 Gen4ISCED 3 Voc5ISCED 3 Gen6ISCED 4 Voc7ISCED 4 Gen8ISCED 5 Voc9ISCED 5 Gen & 6SysmissField currently studyingField currently studyingField currently studyingField currently studyingField currently studying226276311education12business administration, accountancy, commerce, retail shop13public administration and planning14law and legal services15medical, health services, nursing, etc.16science, mathematics, computing, etc.17other technical & engineering, including architecture, indus18agriculture, livestock, forestry19social and behavioral studies, media, culture, sport and lei20art or humanities - languages, classics, history, theology21personal care services - domestic science, etc22public order and safety - police, army, fire services, etc.23general or no specific field41agriculture, livestock, fishing, etc.42auto or home appliance repair43building and construction trade44manufacturing (e.g. mechanic, skilled operator)45information technology (e.g. computer software, database, pr46other engineering, science or architecture47business management, bookkeeping/accounting, finance, etc.48health services (e.g. nurse, pharmacy, paramedic, technician49education50legal services (e.g. legal assistant, paralegal)51secretarial, clerical, general office52hair dressing, cosmetology53restaurant, culinary arts, hotel, tourism54public order and safety (e.g. police, army, fire services, e55LANGUAGES59other(specify)60A course in Handcrafts61A sewing course62A course in dress designing63Art65A Drivertraining course67Gem cutting69Ornamental fish breeding course71Mass Communication72Sports Training73Dancing74Psychology75Astrology76Leadership Training Certificate Course77Aluminium Fabrication Training CourseSysmissHighest ISCED level before dropping outHighest ISCED level before dropping outHighest ISCED level before dropping outHighest ISCED level before dropping outHighest ISCED level before dropping out10541935None or < ISCED 11ISCED 12ISCED 23ISCED 3 & 4A4ISCED 4B5ISCED 5 & 6SysmissHighest ISCED before dropping out, with vocational distinctionHighest ISCED before dropping out, with vocational distinctionHighest ISCED before dropping out, with vocational distinctionHighest ISCED before dropping out, with vocational distinctionHighest ISCED before dropping out, with vocational distinction10541935None or < ISCED 11ISCED 12ISCED 2 Voc3ISCED 2 Gen4ISCED 3 Voc5ISCED 3 Gen6ISCED 4 Voc7ISCED 4 Gen8ISCED 5 Voc9ISCED 5 Gen & 6SysmissField studying before dropping outField studying before dropping outField studying before dropping outField studying before dropping outField studying before dropping out118287111education12business administration, accountancy, commerce, retail shop13public administration and planning14law and legal services15medical, health services, nursing, etc.16science, mathematics, computing, etc.17other technical & engineering, including architecture, indus18agriculture, livestock, forestry19social and behavioral studies, media, culture, sport and lei20art or humanities - languages, classics, history, theology21personal care services - domestic science, etc22public order and safety - police, army, fire services, etc.23general or no specific field41agriculture, livestock, fishing, etc.42auto or home appliance repair43building and construction trade44manufacturing (e.g. mechanic, skilled operator)45information technology (e.g. computer software, database, pr46other engineering, science or architecture47business management, bookkeeping/accounting, finance, etc.48health services (e.g. nurse, pharmacy, paramedic, technician49education50legal services (e.g. legal assistant, paralegal)51secretarial, clerical, general office52hair dressing, cosmetology53restaurant, culinary arts, hotel, tourism54public order and safety (e.g. police, army, fire services, e55LANGUAGES59other(specify)60A course in Handcrafts61A sewing course62A course in dress designing63Art65A Drivertraining course67Gem cutting69Ornamental fish breeding course71Mass Communication72Sports Training73Dancing74Psychology75Astrology76Leadership Training Certificate Course77Aluminium Fabrication Training CourseSysmissField of skills training (first reported)Field of skills training (first reported)Field of skills training (first reported)Field of skills training (first reported)Field of skills training (first reported)173281611education12business administration, accountancy, commerce, retail shop13public administration and planning14law and legal services15medical, health services, nursing, etc.16science, mathematics, computing, etc.17other technical & engineering, including architecture, indus18agriculture, livestock, forestry19social and behavioral studies, media, culture, sport and lei20art or humanities - languages, classics, history, theology21personal care services - domestic science, etc22public order and safety - police, army, fire services, etc.23general or no specific field41agriculture, livestock, fishing, etc.42auto or home appliance repair43building and construction trade44manufacturing (e.g. mechanic, skilled operator)45information technology (e.g. computer software, database, pr46other engineering, science or architecture47business management, bookkeeping/accounting, finance, etc.48health services (e.g. nurse, pharmacy, paramedic, technician49education50legal services (e.g. legal assistant, paralegal)51secretarial, clerical, general office52hair dressing, cosmetology53restaurant, culinary arts, hotel, tourism54public order and safety (e.g. police, army, fire services, e55LANGUAGES59other(specify)60A course in Handcrafts61A sewing course62A course in dress designing63Art65A Drivertraining course67Gem cutting69Ornamental fish breeding course71Mass Communication72Sports Training73Dancing74Psychology75Astrology76Leadership Training Certificate Course77Aluminium Fabrication Training CourseSysmissField of skills training (second reported)Field of skills training (second reported)Field of skills training (second reported)Field of skills training (second reported)Field of skills training (second reported)12297711education12business administration, accountancy, commerce, retail shop13public administration and planning14law and legal services15medical, health services, nursing, etc.16science, mathematics, computing, etc.17other technical & engineering, including architecture, indus18agriculture, livestock, forestry19social and behavioral studies, media, culture, sport and lei20art or humanities - languages, classics, history, theology21personal care services - domestic science, etc22public order and safety - police, army, fire services, etc.23general or no specific field41agriculture, livestock, fishing, etc.42auto or home appliance repair43building and construction trade44manufacturing (e.g. mechanic, skilled operator)45information technology (e.g. computer software, database, pr46other engineering, science or architecture47business management, bookkeeping/accounting, finance, etc.48health services (e.g. nurse, pharmacy, paramedic, technician49education50legal services (e.g. legal assistant, paralegal)51secretarial, clerical, general office52hair dressing, cosmetology53restaurant, culinary arts, hotel, tourism54public order and safety (e.g. police, army, fire services, e55LANGUAGES59other(specify)60A course in Handcrafts61A sewing course62A course in dress designing63Art65A Drivertraining course67Gem cutting69Ornamental fish breeding course71Mass Communication72Sports Training73Dancing74Psychology75Astrology76Leadership Training Certificate Course77Aluminium Fabrication Training CourseSysmissEducation level need for the jobEducation level need for the jobEducation level need for the jobEducation level need for the jobEducation level need for the job16611328None or < ISCED 11ISCED 12ISCED 23ISCED 34ISCED 45ISCED 56ISCED 6SysmissCorresponds to main job.Difference between education and education needed for jobDifference between education and education needed for jobDifference between education and education needed for jobDifference between education and education needed for jobDifference between education and education needed for job16591330-3-2-112345SysmissSchool locationSchool locationSchool locationSchool locationSchool location2948411In the same city2In another city/province3In another countrySysmissReports higher ISCED level than necessary for the jobReports higher ISCED level than necessary for the jobReports higher ISCED level than necessary for the jobReports higher ISCED level than necessary for the jobReports higher ISCED level than necessary for the job16591330no1yesSysmissISCED with voc & gen distinctionISCED with voc & gen distinctionISCED with voc & gen distinctionISCED with voc & gen distinctionISCED with voc & gen distinction28751141ISCED 02ISCED 1 Voc3ISCED 1 Gen & Voc4ISCED 1 Gen5ISCED 2 Voc6ISCED 2 Gen & Voc7ISCED 2 Gen8ISCED 3 Voc9ISCED 3 Gen & Voc10ISCED 3 Gen11ISCED 4 Voc12ISCED 4 Gen & Voc13ISCED 4 Gen14ISCED 5 Voc15ISCED 5 Gen & Voc16ISCED 5 GenSysmissAsset Wealth IndexAsset Wealth IndexAsset Wealth IndexAsset Wealth IndexAsset Wealth Index11961793-3.3762.109-0.04360.987Asset Wealth Index QuintilesAsset Wealth Index QuintilesAsset Wealth Index QuintilesAsset Wealth Index QuintilesAsset Wealth Index Quintiles1196179312345Sysmiss2989Sri_Lanka2989158.16965835.2114491.2284621.8152989151.77113167.0431636.6331424.0771=employed, 0=unemployed or inactive1=employed, 0=unemployed or inactive1=employed, 0=unemployed or inactive1=employed, 0=unemployed or inactive1=employed, 0=unemployed or inactive29863Not employed1EmployedSysmissDifference between overall writing and writing at work scoreDifference between overall writing and writing at work scoreDifference between overall writing and writing at work scoreDifference between overall writing and writing at work scoreDifference between overall writing and writing at work score17111278123Sysmiss3929501no money for fees / uniform / books2poor quality of schools/ education3schools unsafe4illness5disability6parents/ elders did not let me7had to work outside home8had to help in home9school too far from home10school conflicts with beliefs11no female teachers12pregnancy13marriage14schoolwork too difficult/ poor grades15additional schooling wasn't worth it16lack of interest in school19other (specify____________)21Personal reasons22Had to go abroad24Due to the insurgency25Due to the warSysmiss1729721no money for fees / uniform / books2poor quality of schools/ education3schools unsafe4illness5disability6parents/ elders did not let me7had to work outside home8had to help in home9school too far from home10school conflicts with beliefs11no female teachers12pregnancy13marriage14schoolwork too difficult/ poor grades15additional schooling wasn't worth it16lack of interest in school19other (specify____________)21Personal reasons22Had to go abroad24Due to the insurgency25Due to the warSysmissOther - did you interrupt your studiesOther - did you interrupt your studiesOther - did you interrupt your studiesOther - did you interrupt your studiesOther - did you interrupt your studies7029192employment3unpaid family work4look for work5start own business6travel/leisure7family caregiving8needed to earn money to continue education9waiting to get into chosen education program10illness11pregnancy12financial difficulties13fear of the teachers14great distance between the school and the home16personal reasons17weak in studies18Due to the insurgency19Due to the war20Due to political problems99other (Specify)SysmissOther - did you interrupt your studiesOther - did you interrupt your studiesOther - did you interrupt your studiesOther - did you interrupt your studiesOther - did you interrupt your studies529842employment3unpaid family work4look for work5start own business6travel/leisure7family caregiving8needed to earn money to continue education9waiting to get into chosen education program10illness11pregnancy12financial difficulties13fear of the teachers14great distance between the school and the home16personal reasons17weak in studies18Due to the insurgency19Due to the war20Due to political problems99other (Specify)SysmissMain reason you did not look for job - otherMain reason you did not look for job - otherMain reason you did not look for job - otherMain reason you did not look for job - otherMain reason you did not look for job - otherModule 4: Employment
Part A: Labor Force Participation
Q9. What is the main reason you did not look for work in the past 4 weeks? (Most important reason) Other (specify)Other (specify)14 >>Q131029791student/pupil2housewife3in retirement4old age5ill/handicapped7do not want to work8have already found a job which will start later9awaiting response from employer10awaiting recall by employer11waiting for busy season12believe i do not have any chance to get a job13there are no jobs14other (specify)15Getting pregnant16Because of personal reasons17Don’t have the necessary toolsSysmiss