DDI_VNM_2012_STEP-HH_v02_M_WB Development Economics Data Group 2016-03-03 NADA Version 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 (Wave 1) STEP- HH 2012 VNM_2012_STEP-HH_v02_M World Bank

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 Alexandria Valerio Maria Laura Sanchez Puerta Tania Rajadel Gaelle Pierre Valerie Evans Sebastian Monroy Taborda (c) STEP 2014, The World Bank NADA Multi-Donor Trust Fund Labor Markets, Job Creation and Economic Growth Bank Netherlands Partnership Program Education Global Practice Social Protection and Labor Global Practice Other Household Survey The 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 now is 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 dollars The 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. Vietnam The survey covers the urban area of two largest cities of Vietnam, Ha Noi and HCMCT. 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 STEP target population is the population aged 15 to 64 included, living in urban areas, as defined by each country's statistical office. In Vietnam, the target population comprised all people from 15-64 years old living in urban areas in Ha Noi and Ho Chi Minh City (HCM). The reasons for selection of these two cities include : (i) They are two biggest cities of Vietnam, so they would have all urban characteristics needed for STEP study, and (ii) It is less costly to conduct STEP survey in these to cities, compared to all urban areas of Vietnam, given limitation of survey budget. - The target population is not representative for the national urban population. The following are excluded from the sample: - Residents of institutions (prisons, hospitals, etc) - Residents of senior homes and hospices - Residents of other group dwellings such as college dormitories, halfway homes, workers' quarters, etc - Persons living outside the country at the time of data collection Sample 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 assessment Vietnam General Statistical Office - The sample of 3405 households was selected from 227 urban Enumeration Areas (EAs) in Ha Noi (107 EAs) and Ho Chi Minh City (120 EAs). From each EA 15 households were selected, so the number of households selected in Ha Noi was 1245 HHs, and in HCM, 2160 HHs. - The 2009 Population and Housing Census was used as a sample frame. - Regarding PSUs (EAs), the sampling frame is the list of 15% of total EAs of the 2009 Population Census. Data items on the frame for PSU include provincecode, districtcode, commune code, and EA code; address of EA, number of households. - Regarding ultimate sampling units (households), sampling frame is a list of (100) households in each EA. Data items on the frame for ultimate sampling units (households) include names of heads of households. The sample frame includes the list of urban EAs and the count of households for each EA. Changes of the EAs list and household list would impact on coverage of sample frame. In a recent review of Ha Noi, there were only 3 EAs either new or destroyed from 140 randomly selected Eas (2%). GSO would increase the coverage of sample frame (>95% as standard) by updating the household list of the selected Eas before selecting households for STEP. A detailed description of the sample design is available in section 4 of the NSDPR provided with the metadata. On completion of the household listing operation, GSO will deliver to the World Bank a copy of the lists, and an Excel spreadsheet with the total number of households listed in each of the 227 visited PSUs. 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 WB STEP team and ETS collaborated closely with the survey firms during the process and reviewed the adaptation and translation to Vietnamese (using a back translation). - 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 each country's 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 Vietnam the survey was implemented in Vietnamese. (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 Team leaders The STEP main study will have 8 team leaders; each team leader will be responsible for a survey team with 4 interviewers. Team leader Responsibilities A team leader is directly responsible for all activities of a survey team at local. They have to contact with local authority to ensure all the necessary conditions (local guiders) are ready for activities of the survey team at households. Also team leader has to ensure every day activities of interviewers. GSO will ensure there is a rigorous supervision process and mechanisms (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. They have to participate in interviews to guarantee the proper implementation of survey procedures as well as the quality of questionnaires; deal with problems in replacement of the household sample or respondent collaboration; The team leaders along with regional supervisors will participate in the interviews of interviewers or contact with households/respondents by phone to check/re-interview to deal with survey problems, especially non-response or completed sample structure. A field supervisor will revisit each household in the following situations: a. A household refuses or does not begin the interview because of special circumstances (result codes 1 or 2). b. A household stops before finishing the Household Module, Module 1. c. A household where the selected individual is not able to begin the questionnaire - for refusal, for special circumstance, absence, other reasons. d. A household where the individual stops without finishing the individual modules 2-7. e. A household where the individual stops during the Reading Exercises Module and refuses to attempt all the items. If any interviewer's work is found to be suspect, the interviewer will be dismissed and all of the interviews done by that interviewer will be redone in their entirety. Team leaders will report all problems (through weekly report or by phone) to the Regional Supervisors or Centre STEP GSO Number of Regional Supervisors The STEP main study will have at least 4 Regional Supervisors who will be supervised by a Central GSO team (Project Manager, Field Manager, Survey Methodologist and Data Manager). Regional Supervisor Responsibilities They will be responsible with GSO for supervising survey teams at regions (Ha Noi and HCMCT). They will participate the interviews of interviewers to help them to improve data quality; check the filled questionnaires to find the errors and take over before delivering to GSO; contact with households/respondents through phone to re-interview; and weekly reports with Centre GSO team all technical and fieldwork-organization issues as well as solutions for the problems. Through these activities, the regional supervisors will find out problems and solutions in non-response as well as completed sample structure. In particular, the supervisors will carry out a verification of each interviewer's visits by a revisit to 5% of the households in each interviewer assignment and a follow-up of a further 5% of households by telephone in each interviewer assignment. The households involved in the verification process will be randomly selected within each PSU. If any interviewer's work is found to be suspect, the interviewer will be dismissed and all of the interviews done by that interviewer will be redone in their entirety. Progress Reporting: Each week during the survey period, GSO will submit to the WB Team a data file containing all the entered survey data to date. While the Vietnam Phase 2 three-stage stratified cluster design greatly enhanced the operational feasibility of data collection, it 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, STEP requires a sampling weight for each person that participated in the survey. In general, the objectives of the 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 Vietnam STEP survey required the following tasks. 1) Creation of a data file to input into 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, and an Exercise Booklet, and all household and individual questionnaire modules. a) Calculation of a PSU weight for 227 sampled 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 Viet Nam 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 Vietnam (urban) was 62%. (See STEP Methodology Note Table 4). A weighting documentation was prepared for each participating country and provides some information on sampling errors. All country weighting documentations are provided as an external resource. STEP Skills Measurement Program, Household Survey 2014, The World Bank. Ref: VNM_2012_STEP-HH_v02_M. Dataset downloaded from [URL] on [date] Public use files, accessible to all 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 Vietnam_HH Roster_s10_final STEP Vietnam 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. 14816 121 STEP Vietnam_working STEP Vietnam 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. 3405 1151 Country Country Country Country Country 14816 VNM Household id/psuid Household id/psuid Household id/psuid Household id/psuid Household id/psuid 14816 101 327 217.237 65.106 Household number Household number Household number Household number Household number 14816 1 30 14.241 8.838 Id code Id code Id code Id code Id code 14816 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 Id selected person Id selected person Id selected person Id selected person Id selected person 14816 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 15 Check digit Check digit Check digit Check digit Check digit 14816 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 Final status code - sampled case Final status code - sampled case Final status code - sampled case Final status code - sampled case Final status code - sampled case 14816 1 Refusal-Household 2 Unusual circumstance-Household 3 No knowledgeable household member found after 3 visits 4 Temporarily absent/unavailable for field period 5 No competent household member (e.g., severe illness, mental disability, etc.) 6 Language problem 7 Dwelling could not be found / no household at selected address 8 Vacant dwelling 9 Dwelling not habitable/destroyed/converted to commercial 10 Household moved away 21 Household Refusal to continue Household Module (begun,not complete) 22 Household module terminated - unusual circumstance 31 No eligible household member aged 15-64 32 Refusal by SP to begin modules 2-7 33 Interview termination-SP unusual circumstance 34 Refusal-Other Household Member refused to let SP participate 35 Unable to contact SP after 3 attempts 36 SP absent for entire survey period 37 SP deaf or hard of hearing 38 SP learning or mental disability 39 SP speech impairment 40 SP language problem 51 Refusal by SP to continue modules 2-7 52 Interview termination-SP unusual circumstance 61 SP unable to read language of GB 62 SP refusal to begin GB 63 SP unable to do GB due to unusual circumstance 64 SP blindness or visual impairment-unable to do GB 65 SP physical disability 71 SP looked through GB-unable to read/write language of GB 72 SP refused to continue GB after starting 73 GB interruption too long 74 GB terminated - unusual circumstance 75 Attempted General Booklet, no answers marked 76 Attempted part or all of General Booklet; <3 correct Core answers 77 Marked some items, attempted all items in General Booklet 78 Marked all items in General Booklet 81 No attempt at any exercise booklet items / refusal to start 82 Interruption too long during exercise booklet administration 83 Unusual circumstance, Exercise Booklet administration terminated 84 Attempt at some Exercise Booklet items, no answers marked 85 Attempt at all Exercise Booklet items, no answers marked 86 Marked some Exercise Booklet items, not all items attempted 87 Marked some Exercise Booklet items, all items attempted 88 Marked all Exercise Booklet items 94 Case dropped due to data quality issue 95 Household not activated 96 General non-response; unspecified reason 97 Household not interviewed - field procedure error 98 Incorrect eligible household member selected 99 Ineligible household member selected Final Status-Revised for out-of-order cases Final Status-Revised for out-of-order cases Final Status-Revised for out-of-order cases Final Status-Revised for out-of-order cases Final Status-Revised for out-of-order cases 14816 1 Refusal-Household 2 Unusual circumstance-Household 3 No knowledgeable household member found after 3 visits 4 Temporarily absent/unavailable for field period 5 No competent household member (e.g., severe illness, mental disability, etc.) 6 Language problem 7 Dwelling could not be found / no household at selected address 8 Vacant dwelling 9 Dwelling not habitable/destroyed/converted to commercial 10 Household moved away 21 Household Refusal to continue Household Module (begun,not complete) 22 Household module terminated - unusual circumstance 31 No eligible household member aged 15-64 32 Refusal by SP to begin modules 2-7 33 Interview termination-SP unusual circumstance 34 Refusal-Other Household Member refused to let SP participate 35 Unable to contact SP after 3 attempts 36 SP absent for entire survey period 37 SP deaf or hard of hearing 38 SP learning or mental disability 39 SP speech impairment 40 SP language problem 51 Refusal by SP to continue modules 2-7 52 Interview termination-SP unusual circumstance 61 SP unable to read language of GB 62 SP refusal to begin GB 63 SP unable to do GB due to unusual circumstance 64 SP blindness or visual impairment-unable to do GB 65 SP physical disability 71 SP looked through GB-unable to read/write language of GB 72 SP refused to continue GB after starting 73 GB interruption too long 74 GB terminated - unusual circumstance 75 Attempted General Booklet, no answers marked 76 Attempted part or all of General Booklet; <3 correct Core answers 77 Marked some items, attempted all items in General Booklet 78 Marked all items in General Booklet 81 No attempt at any exercise booklet items / refusal to start 82 Interruption too long during exercise booklet administration 83 Unusual circumstance, Exercise Booklet administration terminated 84 Attempt at some Exercise Booklet items, no answers marked 85 Attempt at all Exercise Booklet items, no answers marked 86 Marked some Exercise Booklet items, not all items attempted 87 Marked some Exercise Booklet items, all items attempted 88 Marked all Exercise Booklet items 94 Case dropped due to data quality issue 95 Household not activated 96 General non-response; unspecified reason 97 Household not interviewed - field procedure error 98 Incorrect eligible household member selected 99 Ineligible household member selected Final Response Category-Households Final Response Category-Households Final Response Category-Households Final Response Category-Households Final Response Category-Households 14816 1 Participant HH 2 Ineligible HH 3 Non-participant; Eligible HH 4 Non-participant, activated HH; Unknown Eligibility 5 Non-participant, non-activated HH; Unknown Eligibility Basic Phase 1 Household Weight for each Ea in 15% Sample Frame Basic Phase 1 Household Weight for each Ea in 15% Sample Frame Basic Phase 1 Household Weight for each Ea in 15% Sample Frame Basic Phase 1 Household Weight for each Ea in 15% Sample Frame Basic Phase 1 Household Weight for each Ea in 15% Sample Frame 14816 11.425 11.425 11.425 6.12e-06 Basic Phase 2 PSU Weight for each EA sampled FROM 15% Sample Frame Basic Phase 2 PSU Weight for each EA sampled FROM 15% Sample Frame Basic Phase 2 PSU Weight for each EA sampled FROM 15% Sample Frame Basic Phase 2 PSU Weight for each EA sampled FROM 15% Sample Frame Basic Phase 2 PSU Weight for each EA sampled FROM 15% Sample Frame 14816 2.862 25.324 7.451 3.022 Final Household Weight Final Household Weight Final Household Weight Final Household Weight Final Household Weight 14816 149.429 1826.854 578.069 174.122 Province code Province code Province code Province code Province code 14816 1 1-Hanoi 79 79-Ho Chi Minh 3405 11411 1 Sysmiss Random number 1 Random number 1 Random number 1 Random number 1 Random number 1 14816 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 Random number 2 Random number 2 Random number 2 Random number 2 Random number 2 14816 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 Random number 3 Random number 3 Random number 3 Random number 3 Random number 3 14816 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 Random number 4 Random number 4 Random number 4 Random number 4 Random number 4 14816 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 Random number 5 Random number 5 Random number 5 Random number 5 Random number 5 14816 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 Random number 6 Random number 6 Random number 6 Random number 6 Random number 6 14816 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 Random number 7 Random number 7 Random number 7 Random number 7 Random number 7 14816 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 Random number 8 Random number 8 Random number 8 Random number 8 Random number 8 14816 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 Random number 9 Random number 9 Random number 9 Random number 9 Random number 9 14816 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 Random number 10 Random number 10 Random number 10 Random number 10 Random number 10 14816 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 Random number 11 Random number 11 Random number 11 Random number 11 Random number 11 14816 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 Random number 12 Random number 12 Random number 12 Random number 12 Random number 12 14816 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 Random number 13 Random number 13 Random number 13 Random number 13 Random number 13 14816 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 Random number 14 Random number 14 Random number 14 Random number 14 Random number 14 14816 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 Random number 15 Random number 15 Random number 15 Random number 15 Random number 15 14816 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 Sex Sex Sex Sex Sex Module 1: Household Level Information Part A: Household Roster Q2. Sex 14816 1 male 2 female Relationship to household head Relationship to household head Relationship to household head Relationship to household head Relationship to household head Module 1: Household Level Information Part A: Household Roster Q3. Relationship to head 14816 1 head 2 spouse/partner 3 son/daughter 4 son/daughter-in-law 5 father/mother 6 father/mother-in-law 7 sister/brother 8 grandchild 9 grandparent 10 niece/nephew 11 other relative 12 not related (specify) Age in years Age in years Age in years Age in years Age in years Module 1: Household Level Information Part A: Household Roster Q4. How old is [NAME} in solar calendar? 14816 96 33.794 20.478 Date of birth - month Date of birth - month Date of birth - month Date of birth - month Date of birth - month Module 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 discrepancies 14816 1 99 10.497 18.875 Date of birth - year Date of birth - year Date of birth - year Date of birth - year Date of birth - year Module 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 discrepancies 14816 1916 2012 1977.724 20.441 Is 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 person 14816 1 yes 2 no Has 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 >> Q10 13505 1311 1 yes 2 no 3 dk Sysmiss Is 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? 13311 1505 1 yes 2 no Sysmiss Highest level of formal education completed Highest level of formal education completed Highest level of formal education completed Highest level of formal education completed Highest level of formal education completed Module 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 >>Q12 13310 1506 1 No formal education or less than Primary 2 Primary education (ISCED 1) 3 Lower Secondary (ISCED 2) 4 Upper secondary (ISCED 3) 5 College (ISCED 4) 6 Undergraduate or masters degree 7 Doctorate 99 Don't know Sysmiss Can 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)? 2007 12809 1 yes, without difficulty 2 yes, but with difficulty 3 no Sysmiss Can 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)? 2007 12809 1 yes, without difficulty 2 yes, but with difficulty 3 no Sysmiss 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? 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, Q6 13505 1311 1 yes 2 no Sysmiss Marital status Marital status Marital status Marital status Marital status Module 1: Household Level Information Part A: Household Roster Q13. What is the marital status of [NAME]? 11730 3086 1 married (monogamous union) 2 married (polygamous union) 3 divorced 4 living together 5 separated 6 widow/er 7 never married 8 other (specify) Sysmiss 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? 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 >> Q17 Include as working anyone temporarily absent from work 11727 3089 1 yes 2 no Sysmiss 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? 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 >> Q18 4027 10789 1 yes 2 no Sysmiss Present situation Present situation Present situation Present situation Present situation Module 1: Household Level Information Part A: Household Roster Q16. Which of the following best describes the present situation of [NAME] ? >> Q18 3844 10972 1 housework / housewife 2 student 3 retired 4 ill, disabled 5 not working and not looking for work 6 other (specify_______) Sysmiss Employment type Employment type Employment type Employment type Employment type Module 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? 7698 7118 1 employee 2 self-employed, owner without hired labor 3 self-employed, owner with hired labor 4 unpaid worker in family business 5 Sysmiss 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? 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, Q6 Interviewer check: Is this person between 15 and 64 years old? 11731 3085 1 yes 2 no Sysmiss Interviewer: 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, Q6 Do not ask the household 10684 4132 1 yes 2 no Sysmiss Interviewer: Sequential number of eligible persons Interviewer: Sequential number of eligible persons Interviewer: Sequential number of eligible persons Interviewer: Sequential number of eligible persons Interviewer: Sequential number of eligible persons Module 1: Household Level Information Part A: Household Roster Q20. Interviewer check: Number the person (sequentially) as eligible for individual survey. >> Next person, Q6 Interviewer check: Number the person (sequentially) as eligible for individual survey. 10602 4214 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 Sysmiss Number a Number a Number a Number a Number a Module 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 20 Interviewer check: Write the number of persons who are qualified from Question 20 14816 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 12 Number b Number b Number b Number b Number b Module 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 Interviewer check: Write the number from the random number table that is less than or equal to A: ________ CALL THIS NUMBER B. 14816 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 Kind of dwelling Kind of dwelling Kind of dwelling Kind of dwelling Kind of dwelling In 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? 14816 1 single family house/ semi-detached house 2 part of a house/ part of an apartment 3 apartment in a building with less than 10 dwellings 4 apartment in a building with 10 or more dwellings 5 makeshift dwelling/ temporary dwelling 9 other other specification other specification other specification other specification other specification Module 1: Household Level Information Part B: Dwelling Q1. What kind of dwelling is this? Other (Specify) 4 13 Nhµ trä mét phßng trä trong d·y Material of walls Material of walls Material of walls Material of walls Material of walls Module 1: Household Level Information Part B: Dwelling Q2. What is the major constuction material of the walls of the dwelling? 14816 1 no walls 2 bamboo/ cane / palm / tree-trunks 3 dirt 4 reed 5 bamboo with mud 6 stone with mud 7 uncovered adobe 8 plywood 9 cardboard 10 reused wood (packing wood) 11 reinforced concrete 12 stone/ laterite 13 bricks (covered or uncovered) 14 cement blocks/ coal residue bricks 15 covered adobe 16 wood planks / shingles 99 other other specification other specification other specification other specification other specification Module 1: Household Level Information Part B: Dwelling Q2. What is the major constuction material of the walls of the dwelling? Other (Specify) 30 T«n t«n t«n èp ®¸ v«i c¸t èp t«n Material of roof Material of roof Material of roof Material of roof Material of roof Module 1: Household Level Information Part B: Dwelling Q3. What is the major construction material of the roof? 14816 1 no roof 2 thatch / palm leaf/ straw 3 bamboo/ tree-trunk 4 wood planks/ shingles 5 cardboard 6 metal/ corrugated iron sheet 7 calamine / cement fibre 8 ceramic tiles 9 cement/ reinforced concrete 10 stone slates 11 asphalt sheets 99 other other specificacion other specificacion other specificacion other specificacion other specificacion Module 1: Household Level Information Part B: Dwelling Q3. What is the major construction material of the roof? Other (Specify) Material of floor Material of floor Material of floor Material of floor Material of floor Module 1: Household Level Information Part B: Dwelling Q4. What is the major construction material of the floor? 14816 1 earth / sand 2 wood planks 3 palm / bamboo 4 parquet or polished wood 5 vinyl sheets 6 ceramic tiles 7 cement/ concrete 8 carpet 9 enamelled tiles/ marble 99 other other specification other specification other specification other specification other specification Module 1: Household Level Information Part B: Dwelling Q4. What is the major construction material of the floor? Other (Specify) Ownership status of dwelling Ownership status of dwelling Ownership status of dwelling Ownership status of dwelling Ownership status of dwelling Module 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? 14816 1 owned 2 being purchased/paying loan or mortgage 3 employer provides/ pays rent 4 free - authorized 5 free - not authorized 6 rented 9 other (specify) other specification other specification other specification other specification other specification Module 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) 32 1 Bè mÑ cho M­în nhµ cña anh trai bè mÑ cho ch­a cÊp sæ nhµ bµ ngo¹i áe t¹i nhµ chñ hé ë cïng mÑ ë nhµ bè mÑ cho Number of rooms Number of rooms Number of rooms Number of rooms Number of rooms Module 1: Household Level Information Part B: Dwelling Q6. How many rooms are there in this dwelling? 14816 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 20 Rooms used for sleeping Rooms used for sleeping Rooms used for sleeping Rooms used for sleeping Rooms used for sleeping Module 1: Household Level Information Part B: Dwelling Q7. How many rooms of the dwelling are used for sleeping ? 14816 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 15 Source of drinking water Source of drinking water Source of drinking water Source of drinking water Source of drinking water Module 1: Household Level Information Part B: Dwelling Q8. What is the main source of drinking water for this household? 14816 1 tap water into dwelling 2 public tap water 3 drilled well 4 prtectected dug well 5 unprotected dug well 6 protected stream water 7 unprotected stream water 8 bought water (small vehicles) 9 bottled water 10 rain 19 other 99 do not know other specification other specification other specification other specification other specification Module 1: Household Level Information Part B: Dwelling Q8. What is the main source of drinking water for this household? Other (Specify) 1 N­íc uèng lµ n­íc m¸y ®­îc chuyÓn tõ n¬i kh¸c do n Does 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? 13387 1429 1 yes 2 no 9 don't know Sysmiss Where 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? 14816 1 in special room in the house 2 in the house, not in a special room 3 in a separate building 4 outdoors 5 we do not cook at this household 6 other (specify) other specification other specification other specification other specification other specification Module 1: Household Level Information Part B: Dwelling Q10. Where is the cooking usually done? Other (Specify) 8 ngoµi hµnh lang Energy for cooking Energy for cooking Energy for cooking Energy for cooking Energy for cooking Module 1: Household Level Information Part B: Dwelling Q11. What source of energy does your household mainly use for cooking? 14816 1 electricity 2 lpg (liquefied petroleum gas) 3 natural gas 4 biogas 5 charcoal 6 kerosene 7 wood 8 straw / shrubs / grass 9 animal dung 19 other (specify) 99 don't know other specification other specification other specification other specification other specification Module 1: Household Level Information Part B: Dwelling Q11. What source of energy does your household mainly use for cooking? Other (Specify) 20 1 BÕp tõ Ga mini bÕp tõ dÇu th« Energy for lighting Energy for lighting Energy for lighting Energy for lighting Energy for lighting Module 1: Household Level Information Part B: Dwelling Q12. What source of energy does your household mainly use for lighting? 14816 1 electricity from public network 2 private generator 3 solar energy 4 kerosene or oil lamp 9 other other specification other specification other specification other specification other specification Module 1: Household Level Information Part B: Dwelling Q12. What source of energy does your household mainly use for lighting? Other (Specify) 1 1 Toilet facility Toilet facility Toilet facility Toilet facility Toilet facility Module 1: Household Level Information Part B: Dwelling Q13. What kind of toilet facility do members of this household usually use? 14816 1 flush / pour type toilet connected to piped sewer system 2 suilabh (with water, into soil, no tank) 3 double septic tank 4 fishing bridge 6 no facility 9 other other specification other specification other specification other specification other specification Module 1: Household Level Information Part B: Dwelling Q13. What kind of toilet facility do members of this household usually use? Other (Specify) 24 Th« s¬ Th«ng ra kªnh b¾c ®­êng èng kh«ng s«ng th« s¬ 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? 14787 29 1 yes 2 no Sysmiss a mobile phone a mobile phone a mobile phone a mobile phone a mobile phone Module 1: Household Level Information Part B: Dwelling Q15. Does anybody in the household own (in working condition) …? - A mobile phone 14788 28 1 yes 2 no Sysmiss a fixed telephone line a fixed telephone line a fixed telephone line a fixed telephone line a fixed telephone line Module 1: Household Level Information Part B: Dwelling Q15. Does anybody in the household own (in working condition) …? - A fixed telephone line 14809 7 1 yes 2 no Sysmiss a radio a radio a radio a radio a radio Module 1: Household Level Information Part B: Dwelling Q15. Does anybody in the household own (in working condition) …? - A radio 14787 29 1 yes 2 no Sysmiss a television a television a television a television a television Module 1: Household Level Information Part B: Dwelling Q15. Does anybody in the household own (in working condition) …? - A television 14799 17 1 yes 2 no Sysmiss a refrigerator a refrigerator a refrigerator a refrigerator a refrigerator Module 1: Household Level Information Part B: Dwelling Q15. Does anybody in the household own (in working condition) …? - A refrigerator 14807 9 1 yes 2 no Sysmiss an automatic washing machine an automatic washing machine an automatic washing machine an automatic washing machine an automatic washing machine Module 1: Household Level Information Part B: Dwelling Q15. Does anybody in the household own (in working condition) …? - An automatic washing machine 14795 21 1 yes 2 no Sysmiss an air conditioner an air conditioner an air conditioner an air conditioner an air conditioner Module 1: Household Level Information Part B: Dwelling Q15. Does anybody in the household own (in working condition) …? - An air conditioner 14807 9 1 yes 2 no Sysmiss a 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) …? - A computer (desktop/ laptop/ ipad, etc) 14806 10 1 yes 2 no Sysmiss any internet connection/ internet access any internet connection/ internet access any internet connection/ internet access any internet connection/ internet access any internet connection/ internet access Module 1: Household Level Information Part B: Dwelling Q15. Does anybody in the household own (in working condition) …? - Any internet connection/ internet access 14804 12 1 yes 2 no Sysmiss a bicycle a bicycle a bicycle a bicycle a bicycle Module 1: Household Level Information Part B: Dwelling Q15. Does anybody in the household own (in working condition) …? - A bicycle 14800 16 1 yes 2 no Sysmiss a motorcycle / scooter a motorcycle / scooter a motorcycle / scooter a motorcycle / scooter a motorcycle / scooter Module 1: Household Level Information Part B: Dwelling Q15. Does anybody in the household own (in working condition) …? - A motorcycle / scooter 14797 19 1 yes 2 no Sysmiss a three-wheeler a three-wheeler a three-wheeler a three-wheeler a three-wheeler Module 1: Household Level Information Part B: Dwelling Q15. Does anybody in the household own (in working condition) …? - A three-wheeler 14809 7 1 yes 2 no Sysmiss a car /truck a car /truck a car /truck a car /truck a car /truck Module 1: Household Level Information Part B: Dwelling Q15. Does anybody in the household own (in working condition) …? - A car /truck 14809 7 1 yes 2 no Sysmiss a water heater a water heater a water heater a water heater a water heater Module 1: Household Level Information Part B: Dwelling Q15. Does anybody in the household own (in working condition) …? - A water heater 14809 7 1 yes 2 no Sysmiss an animal-drawn cart an animal-drawn cart an animal-drawn cart an animal-drawn cart an animal-drawn cart Module 1: Household Level Information Part B: Dwelling Q15. Does anybody in the household own (in working condition) …? - An animal-drawn cart 14796 20 1 yes 2 no Sysmiss a boat without motor a boat without motor a boat without motor a boat without motor a boat without motor Module 1: Household Level Information Part B: Dwelling Q15. Does anybody in the household own (in working condition) …? - A boat without motor 14816 1 yes 2 no Sysmiss a boat with motor a boat with motor a boat with motor a boat with motor a boat with motor Module 1: Household Level Information Part B: Dwelling Q15. Does anybody in the household own (in working condition) …? - A boat with motor 14816 1 yes 2 no Sysmiss microwave microwave microwave microwave microwave Module 1: Household Level Information Part B: Dwelling Q15. Does anybody in the household own (in working condition) …? - A microwave 14816 1 yes 2 no a secondary home a secondary home a secondary home a secondary home a secondary home Module 1: Household Level Information Part B: Dwelling Q16. Does any member of this household own…? - A secondary home 14800 16 1 yes, without difficulty 2 yes, but with difficulty 3 no Sysmiss a bank account with a formal institution a bank account with a formal institution a bank account with a formal institution a bank account with a formal institution a bank account with a formal institution Module 1: Household Level Information Part B: Dwelling Q16. Does any member of this household own…? - A bank account with a formal institution 14808 8 1 yes, without difficulty 2 yes, but with difficulty 3 no Sysmiss life insurance life insurance life insurance life insurance life insurance Module 1: Household Level Information Part B: Dwelling Q16. Does any member of this household own…? - Life insurance 14810 6 1 yes, without difficulty 2 yes, but with difficulty 3 no Sysmiss small garden plot small garden plot small garden plot small garden plot small garden plot Module 1: Household Level Information Part B: Dwelling Q16. Does any member of this household own…? - Small garden plot 14801 15 1 yes, without difficulty 2 yes, but with difficulty 3 no Sysmiss land used for agricultural purposes land used for agricultural purposes land used for agricultural purposes land used for agricultural purposes land used for agricultural purposes Module 1: Household Level Information Part B: Dwelling Q16. Does any member of this household own…? - Land used for agricultural purposes or aquaculture 14812 4 1 yes, without difficulty 2 yes, but with difficulty 3 no Sysmiss 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) 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) 14809 7 1 yes, without difficulty 2 yes, but with difficulty 3 no Sysmiss any poultry, livestock or farm animals any poultry, livestock or farm animals any poultry, livestock or farm animals any poultry, livestock or farm animals any poultry, livestock or farm animals Module 1: Household Level Information Part B: Dwelling Q16. Does any member of this household own…? - Any poultry, livestock or farm animals IF NO >>18 14794 22 1 yes, without difficulty 2 yes, but with difficulty 3 no Sysmiss how many cows? how many cows? how many cows? how many cows? how many cows? Module 1: Household Level Information Part B: Dwelling Q17. How many of each of these animals are owned by the household? - Cows 1926 12890 40 0.299 2.672 how many buffalos? how many buffalos? how many buffalos? how many buffalos? how many buffalos? Module 1: Household Level Information Part B: Dwelling Q17. How many of each of these animals are owned by the household? - Buffaloes 1926 12890 1 2 Sysmiss how many pigs? how many pigs? how many pigs? how many pigs? how many pigs? Module 1: Household Level Information Part B: Dwelling Q17. How many of each of these animals are owned by the household? - Pigs 1926 12890 1 2 3 4 5 6 8 12 15 19 20 Sysmiss how many chickens? how many chickens? how many chickens? how many chickens? how many chickens? Module 1: Household Level Information Part B: Dwelling Q17. How many of each of these animals are owned by the household? - Chickens 1926 12890 50 2.472 6.892 how many ducks? how many ducks? how many ducks? how many ducks? how many ducks? Module 1: Household Level Information Part B: Dwelling Q17. How many of each of these animals are owned by the household? - Ducks 1926 12890 25 0.384 2.321 how many geese? how many geese? how many geese? how many geese? how many geese? Module 1: Household Level Information Part B: Dwelling Q17. How many of each of these animals are owned by the household? - Geese 1926 12890 50 0.351 2.588 others others others others others Module 1: Household Level Information Part B: Dwelling Q17. How many of each of these animals are owned by the household? - Other (Specify) 1926 12890 50 1.682 2.861 Number of books Number of books Number of books Number of books Number of books Module 1: Household Level Information Part B: Dwelling Q18. Excluding textbooks used at school, how many books do you have in this household? 14816 1 none 2 1 to 10 3 11 to 50 4 51 or more 5 don't know - few 6 don't know - many Has 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? 14816 1 yes 2 no Has 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? 14816 1 yes 2 no has anyone received... pensions? has anyone received... pensions? has anyone received... pensions? has anyone received... pensions? has anyone received... pensions? Module 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) 14795 21 1 yes 2 no Sysmiss has anyone received... unemployment benefit? has anyone received... unemployment benefit? has anyone received... unemployment benefit? has anyone received... unemployment benefit? has anyone received... unemployment benefit? Module 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? - Unemployment benefit (insurance) 14812 4 1 yes 2 no Sysmiss has 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 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) 14796 20 1 yes 2 no Sysmiss 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? has anyone received... child and family/orphan/poor houses benefits? Module 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) 14807 9 1 yes 2 no Sysmiss 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? has anyone received... social assistance for olders? Module 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) 14796 20 1 yes 2 no Sysmiss 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 ? has anyone received... social assistance for invalid/soldiers ? Module 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 martyrs 14790 26 1 yes 2 no Sysmiss has anyone received... scholarships? has anyone received... scholarships? has anyone received... scholarships? has anyone received... scholarships? has anyone received... scholarships? Module 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? - Scholarships 14799 17 1 yes 2 no Sysmiss has anyone received…sudent assistance…? has anyone received…sudent assistance…? has anyone received…sudent assistance…? has anyone received…sudent assistance…? has anyone received…sudent assistance…? Module 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? - Sudent assistance 14812 4 1 yes 2 no Sysmiss has anyone received... one time emergency benefit…? has anyone received... one time emergency benefit…? has anyone received... one time emergency benefit…? has anyone received... one time emergency benefit…? has anyone received... one time emergency benefit…? Module 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) 14816 1 yes 2 no Sysmiss has anyone received... other benefits/ allowances? has anyone received... other benefits/ allowances? has anyone received... other benefits/ allowances? has anyone received... other benefits/ allowances? has anyone received... other benefits/ allowances? Module 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? - Other benefits/ allowances 14809 7 1 yes 2 no Sysmiss 14816 Vietnam household id/psuid household id/psuid household id/psuid household id/psuid household id/psuid 3405 101 327 214 65.538 household number household number household number household number household number 3405 1 30 14.362 8.802 id code id code id code id code id code 3405 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 15 id selected person id selected person id selected person id selected person id selected person 3405 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 15 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? Is the respondent eligible for the STEP survey? Interviewer check: Is the respondent eligible for the STEP survey? 3405 No 1 Yes check digit check digit check digit check digit check digit 3405 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 final status code - sampled case final status code - sampled case final status code - sampled case final status code - sampled case final status code - sampled case 3405 1 01-Refusal-Household 2 02-Unusual circumstance-Household 3 03-No knowledgeable household member found after 3 visits 4 04-Temporarily absent/unavailable for field period 5 05-No competent household member (e.g., severe illness, mental disability, etc.) 6 06-Language problem 7 07-Dwelling could not be found / no household at selected address 8 08-Vacant dwelling 9 09-Dwelling not habitable/destroyed/converted to commercial 10 10-household moved away 21 21-Household Refusal to continue Household Module (begun,not complete) 22 22-Household module terminated - unusual circumstance 31 31-No eligible household member aged 15-64 32 32-Refusal by SP to begin modules 2-7 33 33-Interview termination-SP unusual circumstance 34 34-Refusal-Other Household Member refused to let SP participate 35 35-Unable to contact SP after 3 attempts 36 36-SP absent for entire survey period 37 37-SP deaf or hard of hearing 38 38-SP learning or mental disability 39 39-SP speech impairment 40 40-SP language problem 51 51-Refusal by SP to continue modules 2-7 52 52-Interview termination-SP unusual circumstance 61 61-SP unable to read language of GB 62 62-SP refusal to begin GB 63 63-SP unable to do GB due to unusual circumstance 64 64-SP blindness or visual impairment-unable to do GB 65 65-SP physical disability 71 71-SP looked through GB-unable to read/write language of GB 72 72-SP refused to continue GB after starting 73 73-GB interruption too long 74 74-GB terminated - unusual circumstance 75 75-Attempted General Booklet, no answers marked 76 76-Attempted part or all of General Booklet; <3 correct Core answers 77 77-Marked some items, attempted all items in General Booklet 78 78-Marked all items in General Booklet 81 81-No attempt at any exercise booklet items / refusal to start 82 82-Interruption too long during exercise booklet administration 83 83-Unusual circumstance, Exercise Booklet administration terminated 84 84-Attempt at some Exercise Booklet items, no answers marked 85 85-Attempt at all Exercise Booklet items, no answers marked 86 86-Marked some Exercise Booklet items, not all items attempted 87 87-Marked some Exercise Booklet items, all items attempted 88 88-Marked all Exercise Booklet items 94 94-Case dropped due to data quality issue 95 95-Household not activated 96 96-General non-response; unspecified reason 97 97-Household not interviewed - field procedure error 98 98-Incorrect eligible household member selected 99 99-Ineligible household member selected Final Status-Revised for out-of-order cases Final Status-Revised for out-of-order cases Final Status-Revised for out-of-order cases Final Status-Revised for out-of-order cases Final Status-Revised for out-of-order cases 3405 1 01-Refusal-Household 2 02-Unusual circumstance-Household 3 03-No knowledgeable household member found after 3 visits 4 04-Temporarily absent/unavailable for field period 5 05-No competent household member (e.g., severe illness, mental disability, etc.) 6 06-Language problem 7 07-Dwelling could not be found / no household at selected address 8 08-Vacant dwelling 9 09-Dwelling not habitable/destroyed/converted to commercial 10 10-household moved away 21 21-Household Refusal to continue Household Module (begun,not complete) 22 22-Household module terminated - unusual circumstance 31 31-No eligible household member aged 15-64 32 32-Refusal by SP to begin modules 2-7 33 33-Interview termination-SP unusual circumstance 34 34-Refusal-Other Household Member refused to let SP participate 35 35-Unable to contact SP after 3 attempts 36 36-SP absent for entire survey period 37 37-SP deaf or hard of hearing 38 38-SP learning or mental disability 39 39-SP speech impairment 40 40-SP language problem 51 51-Refusal by SP to continue modules 2-7 52 52-Interview termination-SP unusual circumstance 61 61-SP unable to read language of GB 62 62-SP refusal to begin GB 63 63-SP unable to do GB due to unusual circumstance 64 64-SP blindness or visual impairment-unable to do GB 65 65-SP physical disability 71 71-SP looked through GB-unable to read/write language of GB 72 72-SP refused to continue GB after starting 73 73-GB interruption too long 74 74-GB terminated - unusual circumstance 75 75-Attempted General Booklet, no answers marked 76 76-Attempted part or all of General Booklet; <3 correct Core answers 77 77-Marked some items, attempted all items in General Booklet 78 78-Marked all items in General Booklet 81 81-No attempt at any exercise booklet items / refusal to start 82 82-Interruption too long during exercise booklet administration 83 83-Unusual circumstance, Exercise Booklet administration terminated 84 84-Attempt at some Exercise Booklet items, no answers marked 85 85-Attempt at all Exercise Booklet items, no answers marked 86 86-Marked some Exercise Booklet items, not all items attempted 87 87-Marked some Exercise Booklet items, all items attempted 88 88-Marked all Exercise Booklet items 94 94-Case dropped due to data quality issue 95 95-Household not activated 96 96-General non-response; unspecified reason 97 97-Household not interviewed - field procedure error 98 98-Incorrect eligible household member selected 99 99-Ineligible household member selected Final Response Category-Households Final Response Category-Households Final Response Category-Households Final Response Category-Households Final Response Category-Households 3405 1 1-Participant HH 2 2-Ineligible HH 3 3-Non-participant; Eligible HH 4 4-Non-participant, activated HH; Unknown Eligibility 5 5-Non-participant, non-activated HH; Unknown Eligibility Final Response category_Selected Person Final Response category_Selected Person Final Response category_Selected Person Final Response category_Selected Person Final Response category_Selected Person 3405 1 1-Participant SP 2 2-Non-participant SP; Eligible 3 3-Non-participant SP; InEligible 7 7-Non-participant SP; non-participating activated HH 8 8-Noon-participant SP; non-activated HH 9 9-Non-participant SP; Ineligible HH Basic Phase 1 Household Weight for each Ea in 15% Sample Frame Basic Phase 1 Household Weight for each Ea in 15% Sample Frame Basic Phase 1 Household Weight for each Ea in 15% Sample Frame Basic Phase 1 Household Weight for each Ea in 15% Sample Frame Basic Phase 1 Household Weight for each Ea in 15% Sample Frame 3405 11.425 11.425 11.425 7.62e-07 Basic Phase 2 PSU Weight for each EA sampled FROM 15% Sample Frame Basic Phase 2 PSU Weight for each EA sampled FROM 15% Sample Frame Basic Phase 2 PSU Weight for each EA sampled FROM 15% Sample Frame Basic Phase 2 PSU Weight for each EA sampled FROM 15% Sample Frame Basic Phase 2 PSU Weight for each EA sampled FROM 15% Sample Frame 3405 2.862 25.324 7.423 2.961 Final Household Weight Final Household Weight Final Household Weight Final Household Weight Final Household Weight 3405 149.429 1826.854 578.558 173.365 Final Person Weight Final Person Weight Final Person Weight Final Person Weight Final Person Weight 3405 265.484 10961.123 1797.465 1012.195 0: rural 1: urban 0: rural 1: urban 0: rural 1: urban 0: rural 1: urban 0: rural 1: urban 3405 rural 1 urban 1:Hanoi 2:Ho Chi Minh 1:Hanoi 2:Ho Chi Minh 1:Hanoi 2:Ho Chi Minh 1:Hanoi 2:Ho Chi Minh 1:Hanoi 2:Ho Chi Minh 3405 1 Hanoi 2 Ho Chi Minh Province code Province code Province code Province code Province code Province Code 3405 1 1-Hanoi 79 79-Ho Chi Minh program version program version program version program version program version 3405 1 interviewer code interviewer code interviewer code interviewer code interviewer code 3405 12 85 48.168 22.987 supervisor/teamleader supervisor/teamleader supervisor/teamleader supervisor/teamleader supervisor/teamleader 3405 11 81 45.67 22.962 interview completed? interview completed? interview completed? interview completed? interview completed? 3405 1 yes 2 no reason for no completion reason for no completion reason for no completion reason for no completion reason for no completion 3405 Sysmiss language for reason language for reason language for reason language for reason language for reason district code district code district code district code district code 3405 001 002 003 004 005 006 007 008 009 017 018 020 250 268 269 274 277 278 280 282 760 761 762 763 764 765 766 767 768 769 770 771 772 773 774 775 776 777 778 783 784 786 787 subdistrict code subdistrict code subdistrict code subdistrict code subdistrict code 3405 00001 00006 00007 00016 00022 00025 00031 00034 00037 00040 00046 00052 00061 00073 00079 00085 00091 00097 00103 00106 00109 00112 00115 00121 00124 00130 00133 00136 00139 00145 00148 00157 00163 00166 00167 00172 00175 00178 00184 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Tæ 24+30 Tæ 30 Tæ Dp 4 +16 Kp Tæ D©n Phè 25 Tæ D©n Phè 46,4 Tæ - K. §éc LËp Tæ 03 Tæ 1 Tæ 1 Kp2 Tæ 1+2 Tæ 1+2+3 Tæ 1+2+4 Khu Phè Tæ 1,2 Kp1 Tæ 1,2,+3+4+5 Tæ 1,2,3 Tæ 10 Tæ 105+106+108 Tæ 105+106+108 - Tæ 109+110+114 Tæ 11 Tæ 12 Tæ 12 Khu Ga Tæ 12 Kp 2 Tæ 12 Kp2 Tæ 12,13 Kp1 Tæ 13-16 Tæ 139 Tæ 13c , 13g Tæ 14+ 15 Tæ 14,15,16,17, Tæ 14a Tæ 15b Tæ 16 Tæ 16 & 17 Tæ 16 + 17 Tæ 16 Kp 3 Tæ 16 Kp2 Tæ 16+17 Tæ 16- 17 Tæ 162 Vµ 166 Tæ 164, Khu Phè Tæ 16kp2 Tæ 17 Tæ 17 + 18 Tæ 17+18 Khu Phè Tæ 17,18,19 Kp2 Tæ 18 Tæ 18 Kp2 Tæ 18, 19 Kp1 Tæ 18,19 Khu Phè Tæ 18,19, Khu Ph Tæ 18kp2 Tæ 19 Tæ 19 Kp1 Tæ 1a & 3a Tæ 1a, 3a Tæ 1b, 1c Tæ 2 Ých Th¹nh Tæ 2,1,6 Nt Long Tæ 20 Tæ 20 + 15 Tæ 20 + 21 Tæ 20+ 19 Côm 3 Tæ 20+19 Côm 3 Tæ 21 Tæ 21 Kp4 Tæ 22 Tæ 22 + 23 Tæ 22 Kp4 Tæ 22+24 Tæ 22a, 22b Tæ 23 Tæ 24 Tæ 24+30 Tæ 25 Tæ 25 + 27 Tæ 25 Kp 2 Tæ 25, 26, 27 Kp Tæ 26 Tæ 26+22+23+25 K Tæ 26, 23,25,22 Tæ 26, 27 Kp6 Tæ 27+28+29+32 Tæ 28 Tæ 28,29 Kp3 Tæ 28b Tæ 2e+3c Tæ 3 Tæ 3 + 5 Kp 6 Tæ 3+4 Tæ 30 Tæ 30 1cp2 Tæ 30+32 1cp2 Tæ 30,32 1cp2 Tæ 30,32 Kp1 Tæ 30,32 Kp2 Tæ 31 Tæ 31 +32 Tæ 31 32 Tæ 32 Tæ 33 Tæ 33 + 34 Tæ 33 34 Tæ 33+34 Tæ 33,34,35,38 Tæ 34 Tæ 35 Tæ 35+36 Tæ 35, 36 Tæ 35,36,37 Khu Tæ 35,36,37, Khu Tæ 36 Tæ 38 P.vÜnh H­n Tæ 39 Tæ 39 P.vÜnh H­n Tæ 4 Tæ 4 + 5 + 7 Tæ 4 + 5 + 7 Tæ Tæ 4 Kp1 Tæ 4 Kp5 Tæ 4,5 Kp1 Tæ 4.5.6.7/kp 3 Tæ 40+43 Tæ 41 Khu Phè 5 Tæ 41, 42, 43 Tæ 42 Tæ 42+43 Khu Phè Tæ 43+44 Khu Phè Tæ 44 Tæ 45a 45b 45c Tæ 46 Tæ 48,49 Tæ 48,49 Kp7 Tæ 48.kp5 Tæ 49 A Kp 8 Tæ 5 Tæ 5,6 Tæ 50,51 Tæ 51 Tæ 52 Tæ 52 Khu Phè 7 Tæ 52,53,54 Tæ 53 Tæ 54 Tæ 54, 55 Tæ 58 Tæ 58, 59 Tæ 6 Tæ 61-62 Tæ 62 Tæ 63. 64 Tæ 64a,64b , Khu Tæ 64a,65b, Khu Tæ 67 + 79 Tæ 7 Khu Phè 1 Tæ 7 Kp7 Tæ 7, 10 Khu D©n Tæ 7, Kp 3 Tæ 7,15 Kp 5 Tæ 7,8,9-kp1 Tæ 7.15 Kp5 Tæ 70 Khu Phè 8 Tæ 71+104 Tæ 74 Tæ 77 + 78 Tæ 77 B Tæ 77+78 Tæ 77,78 ,79 Tæ 77b Tæ 77b/3 Tæ 8 Tæ 8 & 9 Tæ 8 + 9 Tæ 8 Kp7 Tæ 8, Kp7 Tæ 8,9 Tæ 8,9,10,11 Tæ 80 Tæ 81-83 Tæ 83,84 Tæ 9 Khu Phè 2 Tæ 9 §Õn 15 Tæ 9,10 Tæ 95 Khu Phè 5 Tæ 96,97 Tæ Dp 1 Tæ Dp 12.13 Tæ Dp 13 Tæ Dp 13+17 Tæ Dp 23, 24,25- Tæ Dp 34+35 A Tæ Dp 35 Tæ Dp 35 A Tæ Dp 35,36,37, Tæ Dp 37+38+39 Tæ Dp 47+ 48+ 49 Tæ Dp 56,58- Kp4 Tæ Dp 64+65 Tæ Dp12,13 Tæ D©n Phè 1,2 K Tæ D©n Phè 19+20 Tæ D©n Phè 21,22 Tæ D©n Phè 23,24 Tæ D©n Phè 26 Tæ D©n Phè 30 Tæ D©n Phè 35, 3 Tæ D©n Phè 56,58 Tæ D©n Phè 67+68 Tæ D©n Phè 7+8 Tæ D©n Phè 8-9 K Tæ D©n Phè 9-10 Tæ D©n Phè An §µ Xãm 5 Th«n Kim B §­êng Phïng H­ng §åi T­êng 2b §éi 1 Tk Mü L©m household listing number household listing number household listing number household listing number household listing number 3405 101011 327299 214148.634 65535.728 Individual respondent selection | Cover Page Sticker - Random Number 1 Individual respondent selection | Cover Page Sticker - Random Number 1 Individual respondent selection | Cover Page Sticker - Random Number 1 Individual respondent selection | Cover Page Sticker - Random Number 1 Individual respondent selection | Cover Page Sticker - Random Number 1 3405 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 Individual 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Individual respondent selection | Cover Page Sticker - Random Number 14 Individual respondent selection | Cover Page Sticker - Random Number 14 3405 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 Individual respondent selection | Cover Page Sticker - Random Number 15 Individual respondent selection | Cover Page Sticker - Random Number 15 Individual respondent selection | Cover Page Sticker - Random Number 15 Individual respondent selection | Cover Page Sticker - Random Number 15 Individual respondent selection | Cover Page Sticker - Random Number 15 3405 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 Sex Sex Sex Sex Sex Module 1: Household Level Information Part A: Household Roster Q2. Sex 3405 1 male 2 female Relationship to household head Relationship to household head Relationship to household head Relationship to household head Relationship to household head Module 1: Household Level Information Part A: Household Roster Q3. Relationship to head 3405 1 head 2 spouse/partner 3 son/daughter 4 son/daughter-in-law 5 father/mother 6 father/mother-in-law 7 sister/brother 8 grandchild 9 grandparent 10 niece/nephew 11 other relative 12 not related (specify) Age in years Age in years Age in years Age in years Age in years Module 1: Household Level Information Part A: Household Roster Q4. How old is [NAME} in solar calendar? 3405 15 64 38.444 13.63 Date of birth - month Date of birth - month Date of birth - month Date of birth - month Date of birth - month Module 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 discrepancies 3405 1 99 7.72 10.512 Date of birth - year Date of birth - year Date of birth - year Date of birth - year Date of birth - year Module 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 discrepancies 3405 1947 1997 1973.053 13.62 Is 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 person 3405 1 yes 2 no Has 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 >> Q10 3405 1 yes 2 no 3 dk Is 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? 3390 15 1 yes 2 no Sysmiss Highest level of formal education completed Highest level of formal education completed Highest level of formal education completed Highest level of formal education completed Highest level of formal education completed Module 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 >>Q12 3389 16 1 No formal education or less than Primary 2 Primary education (ISCED 1) 3 Lower Secondary (ISCED 2) 4 Upper secondary (ISCED 3) 5 College (ISCED 4) 6 Undergraduate or masters degree 7 Doctorate 99 Don't Know Sysmiss Can 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)? 163 3242 1 yes, without difficulty 2 yes, but with difficulty 3 no Sysmiss Can 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)? 163 3242 1 yes, without difficulty 2 yes, but with difficulty 3 no Sysmiss 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? 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, Q6 3405 1 yes 2 no Marital status Marital status Marital status Marital status Marital status Module 1: Household Level Information Part A: Household Roster Q13. What is the marital status of [NAME]? 3405 1 married (monogamous union) 2 married (polygamous union) 3 divorced 4 living together 5 separated 6 widow/er 7 never married 8 other (specify) 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? 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 >> Q17 Include as working anyone temporarily absent from work 3405 1 yes 2 no 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? 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 >> Q18 1091 2314 1 yes 2 no Sysmiss Present situation Present situation Present situation Present situation Present situation Module 1: Household Level Information Part A: Household Roster Q16. Which of the following best describes the present situation of [NAME] ? >> Q18 1014 2391 1 housework / housewife 2 student 3 retired 4 ill, disabled 5 not working and not looking for work 6 other (specify_______) Sysmiss Employment type Employment type Employment type Employment type Employment type Module 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? 2314 1091 1 employee 2 self-employed, owner without hired labor 3 self-employed, owner with hired labor 4 unpaid worker in family business 5 Sysmiss 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? 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, Q6 Interviewer check: Is this person between 15 and 64 years old? 3405 1 yes 2 no Interviewer: 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, Q6 Do not ask the household 3405 1 yes 2 no Interviewer: Sequential number of eligible persons Interviewer: Sequential number of eligible persons Interviewer: Sequential number of eligible persons Interviewer: Sequential number of eligible persons Interviewer: Sequential number of eligible persons Module 1: Household Level Information Part A: Household Roster Q20. Interviewer check: Number the person (sequentially) as eligible for individual survey. >> Next person, Q6 Interviewer check: Number the person (sequentially) as eligible for individual survey. 3405 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 Kind of dwelling Kind of dwelling Kind of dwelling Kind of dwelling Kind of dwelling Module 1: Household Level Information Part B: Dwelling Q1. What kind of dwelling is this? 3405 1 single family house/ semi-detached house 2 part of a house/ part of an apartment 3 apartment in a building with less than 10 dwellings 4 apartment in a building with 10 or more dwellings 5 makeshift dwelling/ temporary dwelling 9 other other specification other specification other specification other specification other specification Module 1: Household Level Information Part B: Dwelling Q1. What kind of dwelling is this? Other (Specify) 3 13 Nhµ trä mét phßng trä trong d·y Material of walls Material of walls Material of walls Material of walls Material of walls Module 1: Household Level Information Part B: Dwelling Q2. What is the major constuction material of the walls of the dwelling? 3405 1 no walls 2 bamboo/ cane / palm / tree-trunks 3 dirt 4 reed 5 bamboo with mud 6 stone with mud 7 uncovered adobe 8 plywood 9 cardboard 10 reused wood (packing wood) 11 reinforced concrete 12 stone/ laterite 13 bricks (covered or uncovered) 14 cement blocks/ coal residue bricks 15 covered adobe 16 wood planks / shingles 99 other other specification other specification other specification other specification other specification Module 1: Household Level Information Part B: Dwelling Q2. What is the major constuction material of the walls of the dwelling? Other (Specify) 6 T«n t«n t«n èp ®¸ v«i c¸t èp t«n Material of roof Material of roof Material of roof Material of roof Material of roof Module 1: Household Level Information Part B: Dwelling Q3. What is the major construction material of the roof? 3405 1 no roof 2 thatch / palm leaf/ straw 3 bamboo/ tree-trunk 4 wood planks/ shingles 5 cardboard 6 metal/ corrugated iron sheet 7 calamine / cement fibre 8 ceramic tiles 9 cement/ reinforced concrete 10 stone slates 11 asphalt sheets 99 other other specificacion other specificacion other specificacion other specificacion other specificacion Module 1: Household Level Information Part B: Dwelling Q3. What is the major construction material of the roof? Other (Specify) Material of floor Material of floor Material of floor Material of floor Material of floor Module 1: Household Level Information Part B: Dwelling Q4. What is the major construction material of the floor? 3405 1 earth / sand 2 wood planks 3 palm / bamboo 4 parquet or polished wood 5 vinyl sheets 6 ceramic tiles 7 cement/ concrete 8 carpet 9 enamelled tiles/ marble 99 other other specification other specification other specification other specification other specification Module 1: Household Level Information Part B: Dwelling Q4. What is the major construction material of the floor? Other (Specify) Ownership status of dwelling Ownership status of dwelling Ownership status of dwelling Ownership status of dwelling Ownership status of dwelling Module 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? 3405 1 owned 2 being purchased/paying loan or mortgage 3 employer provides/ pays rent 4 free - authorized 5 free - not authorized 6 rented 9 other (specify) other specification other specification other specification other specification other specification Module 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) 9 1 Bè mÑ cho M­în nhµ cña anh trai bè mÑ cho ch­a cÊp sæ nhµ bµ ngo¹i áe t¹i nhµ chñ hé ë cïng mÑ ë nhµ bè mÑ cho Number of rooms Number of rooms Number of rooms Number of rooms Number of rooms Module 1: Household Level Information Part B: Dwelling Q6. How many rooms of the dwelling are used for sleeping ? 3405 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 20 Rooms used for sleeping Rooms used for sleeping Rooms used for sleeping Rooms used for sleeping Rooms used for sleeping Module 1: Household Level Information Part B: Dwelling Q7. How many rooms of the dwelling are used for sleeping ? 3405 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 15 Source of drinking water Source of drinking water Source of drinking water Source of drinking water Source of drinking water Module 1: Household Level Information Part B: Dwelling Q8. What is the main source of drinking water for this household? Bottled water >>Q10 3405 1 tap water into dwelling 2 public tap water 3 drilled well 4 prtectected dug well 5 unprotected dug well 6 protected stream water 7 unprotected stream water 8 bought water (small vehicles) 9 bottled water 10 rain 19 other 99 do not know other specification other specification other specification other specification other specification Module 1: Household Level Information Part B: Dwelling Q8. What is the main source of drinking water for this household? Other (Specify) 1 N­íc uèng lµ n­íc m¸y ®­îc chuyÓn tõ n¬i kh¸c do n Does 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? 3060 345 1 yes 2 no 9 don't know Sysmiss Where 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? We do not cook at this household >>Q12 3405 1 in special room in the house 2 in the house, not in a special room 3 in a separate building 4 outdoors 5 we do not cook at this household 6 other (specify) other specification other specification other specification other specification other specification Module 1: Household Level Information Part B: Dwelling Q10. Where is the cooking usually done? Other (Specify) 1 ngoµi hµnh lang Energy for cooking Energy for cooking Energy for cooking Energy for cooking Energy for cooking Module 1: Household Level Information Part B: Dwelling Q11. What source of energy does your household mainly use for cooking? 3405 1 electricity 2 lpg (liquefied petroleum gas) 3 natural gas 4 biogas 5 charcoal 6 kerosene 7 wood 8 straw / shrubs / grass 9 animal dung 19 other (specify) 99 don't know other specification other specification other specification other specification other specification Module 1: Household Level Information Part B: Dwelling Q11. What source of energy does your household mainly use for cooking? Other (Specify) 6 1 BÕp tõ Ga mini bÕp tõ dÇu th« Energy for lighting Energy for lighting Energy for lighting Energy for lighting Energy for lighting Module 1: Household Level Information Part B: Dwelling Q12. What source of energy does your household mainly use for lighting? 3405 1 electricity from public network 2 private generator 3 solar energy 4 kerosene or oil lamp 9 other other specification other specification other specification other specification other specification Module 1: Household Level Information Part B: Dwelling Q12. What source of energy does your household mainly use for lighting? Other (Specify) 1 1 Toilet facility Toilet facility Toilet facility Toilet facility Toilet facility Module 1: Household Level Information Part B: Dwelling Q13. What kind of toilet facility do members of this household usually use? No facility >>Q15 3405 1 flush / pour type toilet connected to piped sewer system 2 suilabh (with water, into soil, no tank) 3 double septic tank 4 fishing bridge 6 no facility 9 other other specification other specification other specification other specification other specification Module 1: Household Level Information Part B: Dwelling Q13. What kind of toilet facility do members of this household usually use? Other (Specify) 5 Th« s¬ Th«ng ra kªnh b¾c ®­êng èng kh«ng s«ng th« s¬ 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? 3395 10 1 yes 2 no Sysmiss a mobile phone a mobile phone a mobile phone a mobile phone a mobile phone Module 1: Household Level Information Part B: Dwelling Q15_1. Does anybody in the household own (in working condition) a mobile phone? 3398 7 1 yes 2 no Sysmiss a fixed telephone line a fixed telephone line a fixed telephone line a fixed telephone line a fixed telephone line Module 1: Household Level Information Part B: Dwelling Q15_2. Does anybody in the household own (in working condition) a fixed telephone line? 3403 2 1 yes 2 no Sysmiss a radio a radio a radio a radio a radio Module 1: Household Level Information Part B: Dwelling Q15_3. Does anybody in the household own (in working condition) a radio? 3398 7 1 yes 2 no Sysmiss a television a television a television a television a television Module 1: Household Level Information Part B: Dwelling Q15_4. Does anybody in the household own (in working condition) a television? 3402 3 1 yes 2 no Sysmiss a refrigerator a refrigerator a refrigerator a refrigerator a refrigerator Module 1: Household Level Information Part B: Dwelling Q15_5. Does anybody in the household own (in working condition) a refrigerator? 3402 3 1 yes 2 no Sysmiss an automatic washing machine an automatic washing machine an automatic washing machine an automatic washing machine an automatic washing machine Module 1: Household Level Information Part B: Dwelling Q15_6. Does anybody in the household own (in working condition) an automatic washing machine? 3400 5 1 yes 2 no Sysmiss an air conditioner an air conditioner an air conditioner an air conditioner an air conditioner Module 1: Household Level Information Part B: Dwelling Q15_7. Does anybody in the household own (in working condition) an air conditioner? 3402 3 1 yes 2 no Sysmiss a 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_8. Does anybody in the household own (in working condition) a computer (desktop/ laptop/ ipad, etc)? 3402 3 1 yes 2 no Sysmiss any internet connection/ internet access any internet connection/ internet access any internet connection/ internet access any internet connection/ internet access any internet connection/ internet access Module 1: Household Level Information Part B: Dwelling Q15_9. Does anybody in the household own (in working condition) any internet connection/ internet access? 3401 4 1 yes 2 no Sysmiss a bicycle a bicycle a bicycle a bicycle a bicycle Module 1: Household Level Information Part B: Dwelling Q15_10. Does anybody in the household own (in working condition) a bicycle? 3401 4 1 yes 2 no Sysmiss a motorcycle / scooter a motorcycle / scooter a motorcycle / scooter a motorcycle / scooter a motorcycle / scooter Module 1: Household Level Information Part B: Dwelling Q15_11. Does anybody in the household own (in working condition) a motorcycle / scooter? 3400 5 1 yes 2 no Sysmiss a three-wheeler a three-wheeler a three-wheeler a three-wheeler a three-wheeler Module 1: Household Level Information Part B: Dwelling Q15_12. Does anybody in the household own (in working condition) a three-wheeler? 3403 2 1 yes 2 no Sysmiss a car /truck a car /truck a car /truck a car /truck a car /truck Module 1: Household Level Information Part B: Dwelling Q15_13. Does anybody in the household own (in working condition) a car /truck? 3403 2 1 yes 2 no Sysmiss a water heater a water heater a water heater a water heater a water heater Module 1: Household Level Information Part B: Dwelling Q15_14. Does anybody in the household own (in working condition) a water heater? 3403 2 1 yes 2 no Sysmiss an animal-drawn cart an animal-drawn cart an animal-drawn cart an animal-drawn cart an animal-drawn cart Module 1: Household Level Information Part B: Dwelling Q15_15. Does anybody in the household own (in working condition) an animal-drawn cart? 3401 4 1 yes 2 no Sysmiss a boat without motor a boat without motor a boat without motor a boat without motor a boat without motor Module 1: Household Level Information Part B: Dwelling Q15_16. Does anybody in the household own (in working condition) a boat without motor? 3405 1 yes 2 no Sysmiss a boat with motor a boat with motor a boat with motor a boat with motor a boat with motor Module 1: Household Level Information Part B: Dwelling Q15_17. Does anybody in the household own (in working condition) a boat with motor? 3405 1 yes 2 no Sysmiss microwave microwave microwave microwave microwave Module 1: Household Level Information Part B: Dwelling Q15_18. Does anybody in the household own (in working condition) a microwave? 3405 1 yes 2 no a secondary home a secondary home a secondary home a secondary home a secondary home Module 1: Household Level Information Part B: Dwelling Q16_1. Does any member of this household own a secondary home? 3401 4 1 yes 2 no Sysmiss a bank account with a formal institution a bank account with a formal institution a bank account with a formal institution a bank account with a formal institution a bank account with a formal institution Module 1: Household Level Information Part B: Dwelling Q16_2. Does any member of this household own a bank account with a formal institution? 3403 2 1 yes 2 no Sysmiss life insurance life insurance life insurance life insurance life insurance Module 1: Household Level Information Part B: Dwelling Q16_3. Does any member of this household own life insurance? 3403 2 1 yes 2 no Sysmiss small garden plot small garden plot small garden plot small garden plot small garden plot Module 1: Household Level Information Part B: Dwelling Q16_4. Does any member of this household own a small garden plot? 3401 4 1 yes 2 no Sysmiss land used for agricultural purposes land used for agricultural purposes land used for agricultural purposes land used for agricultural purposes land used for agricultural purposes Module 1: Household Level Information Part B: Dwelling Q16_5. Does any member of this household own land used for agricultural purposes? 3404 1 1 yes 2 no Sysmiss 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) land used for other purposes(other than house plot) Module 1: Household Level Information Part B: Dwelling Q16_6. Does any member of this household own land used for other purposes (other than house plot)? 3403 2 1 yes 2 no Sysmiss any poultry, livestock or farm animals any poultry, livestock or farm animals any poultry, livestock or farm animals any poultry, livestock or farm animals any poultry, livestock or farm animals Module 1: Household Level Information Part B: Dwelling Q16_7. Does any member of this household own any poultry, livestock or farm animals? If no >>Q18 3398 7 1 yes 2 no Sysmiss how many cows? how many cows? how many cows? how many cows? how many cows? Module 1: Household Level Information Part B: Dwelling Q17_1. How many of each of these animals are owned by the household? - Cows 411 2994 40 0.229 2.084 how many buffalos? how many buffalos? how many buffalos? how many buffalos? how many buffalos? Module 1: Household Level Information Part B: Dwelling Q17_2. How many of each of these animals are owned by the household? - Buffalos 411 2994 1 2 Sysmiss how many pigs? how many pigs? how many pigs? how many pigs? how many pigs? Module 1: Household Level Information Part B: Dwelling Q17_3 .How many of each of these animals are owned by the household? - Pigs 411 2994 1 2 3 4 5 6 8 12 15 19 20 Sysmiss how many chickens? how many chickens? how many chickens? how many chickens? how many chickens? Module 1: Household Level Information Part B: Dwelling Q17_4. How many of each of these animals are owned by the household? - Chickens 411 2994 50 2.552 7.093 how many ducks? how many ducks? how many ducks? how many ducks? how many ducks? Module 1: Household Level Information Part B: Dwelling Q17_5. How many of each of these animals are owned by the household? - Ducks 411 2994 25 0.414 2.319 how many gooses? how many gooses? how many gooses? how many gooses? how many gooses? Module 1: Household Level Information Part B: Dwelling Q17_6. How many of each of these animals are owned by the household? - Geese 411 2994 50 0.382 2.759 others others others others others Module 1: Household Level Information Part B: Dwelling Q17_7. How many of each of these animals are owned by the household? - Others 411 2994 50 1.625 2.72 Number of books Number of books Number of books Number of books Number of books Module 1: Household Level Information Part B: Dwelling Q18. Excluding textbooks used at school, how many books do you have in this household? 3405 1 none 2 1 to 10 3 11 to 50 4 51 or more 5 don't know - few 6 don't know - many Has 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? 3405 1 yes 2 no 9 don't know Has 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? 3405 1 yes 2 no 9 don't know has anyone received... pensions? has anyone received... pensions? has anyone received... pensions? has anyone received... pensions? has anyone received... pensions? Module 1: Household Level Information Part B: Dwelling 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) 3400 5 1 yes 2 no 9 don't know Sysmiss has anyone received... unemployment benefit? has anyone received... unemployment benefit? has anyone received... unemployment benefit? has anyone received... unemployment benefit? has anyone received... unemployment benefit? Module 1: Household Level Information Part B: Dwelling Q21_2. During the past 12 months, has anyone in this household received any of these benefits from government or local authorities? - Unemployment benefit (insurance) 3404 1 1 yes 2 no Sysmiss has 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 Part B: Dwelling 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) 3401 4 1 yes 2 no Sysmiss 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? has anyone received... child and family/orphan/poor houses benefits? Module 1: Household Level Information Part B: Dwelling 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) 3403 2 1 yes 2 no Sysmiss 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? has anyone received... social assistance for olders? Module 1: Household Level Information Part B: Dwelling 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) 3402 3 1 yes 2 no Sysmiss 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 ? has anyone received... social assistance for invalid/soldiers ? Module 1: Household Level Information Part B: Dwelling 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 martyrs 3401 4 1 yes 2 no Sysmiss has anyone received... scholarships? has anyone received... scholarships? has anyone received... scholarships? has anyone received... scholarships? has anyone received... scholarships? Module 1: Household Level Information Part B: Dwelling Q21_7. During the past 12 months, has anyone in this household received any of these benefits from government or local authorities? - Scholarships 3401 4 1 yes 2 no 9 don't know Sysmiss has anyone received…suddent assistance…? has anyone received…suddent assistance…? has anyone received…suddent assistance…? has anyone received…suddent assistance…? has anyone received…suddent assistance…? Module 1: Household Level Information Part B: Dwelling Q21_8. 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 destroyed etc.) 3404 1 1 yes 2 no Sysmiss has 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 Part B: Dwelling Q21_9. During the past 12 months, has anyone in this household received any of these benefits from government or local authorities? - Other 3405 1 yes 2 no 9 don't know Sysmiss has anyone received... other benefits/ allowances? has anyone received... other benefits/ allowances? has anyone received... other benefits/ allowances? has anyone received... other benefits/ allowances? has anyone received... other benefits/ allowances? Module 1: Household Level Information Part B: Dwelling Q21_10. During the past 12 months, has anyone in this household received any of these benefits from government or local authorities? - Other benefits/allowances 3403 2 1 yes 2 no 9 don't know Sysmiss number a number a number a number a number a Module 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 20 Interviewer check: Write the number of persons who are qualified from Question 20 3405 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 12 number b number b number b number b number b Module 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. 3405 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 start time start time start time start time start time Module 2: Education - Start time of module Did 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 ? 3405 1 yes 2 no 3 don't know 9 don't know Ever 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 >>Q7 3405 1 yes 2 no Reason 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 reasons 30 3375 1 no money for fees / uniform / books 2 poor quality of schools/education 3 schools unsafe 4 illness 5 disability 6 parents/ elders did not let me 7 had to work outside home or for household business 8 had to help in home/ look after children 9 school too far from home 19 other (specify____________) Sysmiss Other reason Other reason Other reason Other reason Other reason Module 2: Education Q3. What were the reasons you never attended school? Other (specify) 2 Thêi kú chiÕn tranh cã gia s­ vÒ nhµ d¹y Reason 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 reasons 21 3384 1 no money for fees / uniform / books 2 poor quality of schools/education 3 schools unsafe 4 illness 5 disability 6 parents/ elders did not let me 7 had to work outside home or for household business 8 had to help in home/ look after children 9 school too far from home 19 other (specify____________) Sysmiss Literacy 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? 30 3375 1 yes 2 no Sysmiss ever attended formal elementary vocational course ? ever attended formal elementary vocational course ? ever attended formal elementary vocational course ? ever attended formal elementary vocational course ? ever attended formal elementary vocational course ? Module 2: Education Q4a. Have you ever taken any formal elementary vocational education? Yes >>Q11B 30 3375 1 yes 2 no Sysmiss Has 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 >>Q39 30 3375 1 yes 2 no Sysmiss Field of certificate Field of certificate Field of certificate Field of certificate Field of certificate Module 2: Education Q6. In what field is this certificate? >>Q39 Use codes in question 11D 3405 41 agriculture, livestock, fishing, etc. 42 auto or home appliance repair 43 building and construction trade 44 manufacturing (e.g. mechanic, skilled operator) 45 information technology (e.g. computer software, database,..) 46 other engineering, science or architecture 47 business management, bookkeeping/accounting, finance, etc. 48 health services 49 education 50 legal services (e.g. legal assistant, paralegal) 51 secretarial, clerical, general office 52 hair dressing, cosmetology 53 restaurant, culinary arts, hotel, tourism 54 public order and safety (e.g. police, army, fire services..) 59 other (specify) Sysmiss Age you started first grade Age you started first grade Age you started first grade Age you started first grade Age you started first grade Module 2: Education Q7. At what age did you start first grade? (Age in completed years) Primary school >>Q10 Lower secondary school >>Q10A 3375 30 5 6 7 8 9 Sysmiss highest level of formal educ reached highest level of formal educ reached highest level of formal educ reached highest level of formal educ reached highest level of formal educ reached Module 2: Education Q8_1. What is the highest level of general education that you have reached? Less than upper >>Q10A 3375 30 1 primary school 2 lower secondary school 3 upper secondary school 7 college 8 university 10 master 11 phd 19 no formal education or below Sysmiss highest grade of formal educ completed highest grade of formal educ completed highest grade of formal educ completed highest grade of formal educ completed highest grade of formal educ completed Module 2: Education Q8_2. What is the highest grade of general education that you have completed? For older school systems use the equivalency table to record correct level and grade 3375 30 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 Sysmiss highest level of formal education completed highest level of formal education completed highest level of formal education completed highest level of formal education completed highest level of formal education completed Module 2: Education Q8a. What is the highest level of general education that you have completed and have a certificate, diploma or degree for? 2239 1166 3 upper secondary school 6 college 8 bachelor degree 9 master degree 10 phd degree 19 under upper secondary school/no degree, certificate Sysmiss Field 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 >>Q10A 1933 1472 11 education 12 business administration, accountancy, commerce, retail shop management, economics, etc 13 public administration and planning 14 law and legal services 15 medical, health services, nursing, etc. 16 science, mathematics, computing, etc. 17 other technical & engineering, including architecture, industry, craft, building trades, etc. 18 agriculture, livestock, forestry 19 social and behavioral studies, media, culture, sport and leisure studies, tourism, etc 20 art or humanities - languages, classics, history, theology, etc 21 personal care services - catering, domestic science, hairdressing, etc 22 public order and safety - police, army, fire services, etc. 23 general or no specific field 29 other Sysmiss other other other other other Module 2: Education Q9 (1). In which field or subject is your highest general qualification? Other (specify) >>Q10A 36 1 CNTT ChÝnh trÞ ®èi ngo¹i Líp 12 Tèt nghiÖp THPT c¬ khÝ cö nh©n chÝnh trÞ du lÞch ho¸ vi sinh hµng h¶i kinh tÕ lÜnh vùc ®Þa lý líp 12 ngan hµng nÊu ¨n qu¶n trÞ v¨n phßng quèc tÕ häc sinh vËt s©n khÊu ®iÖn ¶nh trung cÊp du lÞch tµi chÝnh ng©n hµng violong, ®µn day v¨n häc §HTDTT §Þa chÝnh ©m nh¹c ®ang häc ®¹i häc ®iÖn ®iÖn tö viÔn th«ng ®Þa chÝnh ®Þa vËt lý ®éng lùc Field 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 >>Q10A 1933 1472 11 education 12 business administration, accountancy, commerce, retail shop management, economics, etc 13 public administration and planning 14 law and legal services 15 medical, health services, nursing, etc. 16 science, mathematics, computing, etc. 17 other technical & engineering, including architecture, industry, craft, building trades, etc. 18 agriculture, livestock, forestry 19 social and behavioral studies, media, culture, sport and leisure studies, tourism, etc 20 art or humanities - languages, classics, history, theology, etc 21 personal care services - catering, domestic science, hairdressing, etc 22 public order and safety - police, army, fire services, etc. 23 general or no specific field 29 other Sysmiss Has 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? 256 3149 1 yes 2 no Sysmiss type of school which highest grade reached? type of school which highest grade reached? type of school which highest grade reached? type of school which highest grade reached? type of school which highest grade reached? Module 2: Education Q10a. At what type of school or institution did you attend your highest general education grade / year? Home schooling/Study from home >>Q11 3375 30 1 public 2 private- secular 3 private- religious 4 public/ private mix 5 home-schooling/ study from home 9 other Sysmiss other other other other other Module 2: Education Q10a. At what type of school or institution did you attend your highest general education grade / year? Other (specify) 11 1 Bæ tóc N­íc ngoµi Trong ®¬n vÞ bé ®éi bæ tóc v¨n ho¸ häc bæ tóc trung t©m gdtx tr­êng t¹i mü t¹i mas¬ location of school or institution location of school or institution location of school or institution location of school or institution location of school or institution Module 2: Education Q10b. In which location was this school or institution? 3371 34 1 you now live in the city 2 other cities or regions in the vienam province 3 europe/usa/australia/newziland 9 other Sysmiss other other other other other Module 2: Education Q10b. In which location was this school or institution? Other (specify) 19 2 Nga T. Quèc TiÖp Kh¾c anh c¨m phu chia hµ lan hµn quèc nga nhËt singapo th¸i lan trung quèc ®øc other formal vocational course? other formal vocational course? other formal vocational course? other formal vocational course? other formal vocational course? Module 2: Education Q11. Have you followed any formal vocational education in addition to your general education? No >>Q14 3375 30 1 yes 2 no Sysmiss at formal voc., which highest level reached? at formal voc., which highest level reached? at formal voc., which highest level reached? at formal voc., which highest level reached? at formal voc., which highest level reached? Module 2: Education Q11a (1). What is the highest level of vocational education you have completed? Did not complete any grade >>Q12 561 2844 4 vocational training high school 5 vocational secondary education 7 vocational training college 17 elementary employment 19 not finished any grade Sysmiss at formal voc., which highest grade completed? at formal voc., which highest grade completed? at formal voc., which highest grade completed? at formal voc., which highest grade completed? at formal voc., which highest grade completed? Module 2: Education Q11a (2). What is the highest grade of vocational education you have completed? Did not complete any grade >>Q12 561 1 2 3 4 highest voc. level completed? highest voc. level completed? highest voc. level completed? highest voc. level completed? highest voc. level completed? Module 2: Education Q11b. What is the highest level of vocational education that you have completed and have a certificate or diploma for? Do not have a certificate >>Q12 557 2848 4 vocational training high school 5 vocational secondary education 7 vocational training college 17 elementary employment 19 no degree/certificate Sysmiss number of years to complete number of years to complete number of years to complete number of years to complete number of years to complete Module 2: Education Q11c (y). How many years were required for completion of the course of vocational studies? 523 2882 1 2 3 4 6 Sysmiss number of months to complete number of months to complete number of months to complete number of months to complete number of months to complete Module 2: Education Q11c (m). How many months were required for completion of the course of vocational studies? 523 2882 1 2 3 6 7 8 9 10 11 Sysmiss Field of highest certificate (1) Field of highest certificate (1) Field of highest certificate (1) Field of highest certificate (1) Field of highest certificate (1) Module 2: Education Q11d (1). In what field(s) is this highest certificate or qualification? If received several diplomas at same level refer to two main ones. 523 2882 41 agriculture, livestock, fishing, etc. 42 auto or home appliance repair 43 building and construction trade 44 manufacturing (e.g. mechanic, skilled operator) 45 information technology (e.g. computer software, database,..) 46 other engineering, science or architecture 47 business management, bookkeeping/accounting, finance, etc. 48 health services 49 education 50 legal services (e.g. legal assistant, paralegal) 51 secretarial, clerical, general office 52 hair dressing, cosmetology 53 restaurant, culinary arts, hotel, tourism 54 public order and safety (e.g. police, army, fire services..) 59 other (specify) Sysmiss Field of highest certificate (2) Field of highest certificate (2) Field of highest certificate (2) Field of highest certificate (2) Field of highest certificate (2) Module 2: Education Q11d (2). In what field(s) is this highest certificate or qualification? If received several diplomas at same level refer to two main ones. 523 2882 41 agriculture, livestock, fishing, etc. 42 auto or home appliance repair 43 building and construction trade 44 manufacturing (e.g. mechanic, skilled operator) 45 information technology (e.g. computer software, database,..) 46 other engineering, science or architecture 47 business management, bookkeeping/accounting, finance, etc. 48 health services 49 education 50 legal services (e.g. legal assistant, paralegal) 51 secretarial, clerical, general office 52 hair dressing, cosmetology 53 restaurant, culinary arts, hotel, tourism 54 public order and safety (e.g. police, army, fire services..) 59 other (specify) Sysmiss other other other other other Module 2: Education Q11d. In what field(s) is this highest certificate or qualification? If received several diplomas at same level refer to two main ones.Other (specify) 43 1 2 CN may C«ng nh©n l¸i xe L¸i m¸y cÈu L¸i xe L¸i xe du lÞch L¸i xe t¶i 1,5 tÊn Nghiªn cøu bét lµm giÊy Th­¬ng m¹i XiÕc b­u ®iÖn b¶o tr× c«ng nghiÖp nhÑ c«ng nghÖ dÖt c«ng nh©n ho¸ chÊt häc diÔn xuÊt ë tr­êng cao ®¼ng nghÖ thuËt kiÓm tra ®o l­êng chÊt l­îng l¸i m¸y thi c«ng l¸i xe l¸i xe du lÞch l¸i xe kh¸ch may may quÇn ¸o may quÇn¸o qu¶n lý bay s¬ cÊp th­¬ng nghiÖp s¶n xuÊt ho¸ chÊt söa ch÷a m¸y dÖt thêi trang tin häc c¬ së truyÒn h×nh §iÖn §iÖn tö viÔn th«ng §µo t¹o nghÒ NV b¸n hµng thùc phÈm ­¬m t¬ ®iÖn ®¸nh m¸y ch÷ Type of school Type of school Type of school Type of school Type of school Module 2: Education Q12. At what type of school or institution did you attend your highest vocational education level? Home schooling/study from home >> Q14 561 2844 1 public 2 private- secular 3 private- religious 4 public/ private mix 5 home-schooling/ study from home 9 other Sysmiss other other other other other Module 2: Education Q12. At what type of school or institution did you attend your highest vocational education level? Other (specify) 6 1 Líp do c«ng ty d¹y c«ng ty ®µo t¹o gi¸o dôc th­êng xuyªn liªn x« n­íc ngoµi Location of school or institution Location of school or institution Location of school or institution Location of school or institution Location of school or institution Module 2: Education Q13. In which location was this school or institution? 560 2845 1 you now live in the city 2 other cities or regions in the vienam province 3 europe/usa/australia/newziland 9 other Sysmiss other other other other other Module 2: Education Q13. In which location was this school or institution? Other (specify) 8 Nga N­íc nga Singapore bungari nga trung quèc ®øc 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..? 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 >>Q18 3375 30 1 yes 2 no Sysmiss Educational level of this additional certificate, diploma or degree Educational level of this additional certificate, diploma or degree Educational level of this additional certificate, diploma or degree Educational level of this additional certificate, diploma or degree Educational level of this additional certificate, diploma or degree Module 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) >>17 129 3276 3 general secondary education 4 vocational secondary education 5 general upper secondary education 6 secondary / vocational / technical school / vocational high schools 7 higher education - college / vocational 8 regular higher education - bachelor degree 9 general higher education - master 10 regular higher education - dr./ph.d Sysmiss Field of this additional certificate, diploma or degree Field of this additional certificate, diploma or degree Field of this additional certificate, diploma or degree Field of this additional certificate, diploma or degree Field of this additional certificate, diploma or degree Module 2: Education Q16. In what field was this additional certificate, diploma or degree? >>Q18 67 3338 11 education 12 business administration, accountancy, commerce, retail shop management, economics, etc 13 public administration and planning 14 law and legal services 15 medical, health services, nursing, etc. 16 science, mathematics, computing, etc. 17 other technical & engineering, including architecture, industry, craft, building trades, etc. 18 agriculture, livestock, forestry 19 social and behavioral studies, media, culture, sport and leisure studies, tourism, etc 20 art or humanities - languages, classics, history, theology, etc 21 personal care services - catering, domestic science, hairdressing, etc 22 public order and safety - police, army, fire services, etc. 23 general or no specific field 29 other Sysmiss Field of this certificate Field of this certificate Field of this certificate Field of this certificate Field of this certificate Module 2: Education Q17. In which field was this certificate or diploma? 62 3343 41 agriculture, livestock, fishing, etc. 42 auto or home appliance repair 43 building and construction trade 44 manufacturing (e.g. mechanic, skilled operator) 45 information technology (e.g. computer software, database,..) 46 other engineering, science or architecture 47 business management, bookkeeping/accounting, finance, etc. 48 health services 49 education 50 legal services (e.g. legal assistant, paralegal) 51 secretarial, clerical, general office 52 hair dressing, cosmetology 53 restaurant, culinary arts, hotel, tourism 54 public order and safety (e.g. police, army, fire services..) 59 other (specify) Sysmiss Any 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 >>Q20 3375 30 1 yes 2 no Sysmiss Field of this certificate Field of this certificate Field of this certificate Field of this certificate Field of this certificate Module 2: Education Q19. In what field is this industry-recognized or government certificate? 827 2578 11 education 12 business administration, accountancy, commerce, retail shop management, economics, etc 13 public administration and planning 14 law and legal services 15 medical, health services, nursing, etc. 16 science, mathematics, computing, etc. 17 other technical & engineering, including architecture, industry, craft, building trades, etc. 18 agriculture, livestock, forestry 19 social and behavioral studies, media, culture, sport and leisure studies, tourism, etc 20 art or humanities - languages, classics, history, theology, etc 21 personal care services - catering, domestic science, hairdressing, etc 22 public order and safety - police, army, fire services, etc. 23 general or no specific field 29 other 41 agriculture, livestock, fishing, etc. 42 auto or home appliance repair 43 building and construction trade 44 manufacturing (e.g. mechanic, skilled operator) 45 information technology (e.g. computer software, database, programming, networking, repair) 46 other engineering, science or architecture 47 business management, bookkeeping/accounting, finance, etc. 48 health services (e.g. nurse, pharmacy, paramedic, technician, lab worker, medical assistant) 49 education 50 legal services (e.g. legal assistant, paralegal) 51 secretarial, clerical, general office 52 hair dressing, cosmetology 53 restaurant, culinary arts, hotel, tourism 54 public order and safety (e.g. police, army, fire services, etc.) 59 other Sysmiss Currently attending a formal education program Currently attending a formal education program Currently attending a formal education program Currently attending a formal education program Currently attending a formal education program Module 2: Education Q20. Are you currently attending a formal education program (formal education)? No >>Q24 3375 30 1 yes 2 no Sysmiss Level currently attending Level currently attending Level currently attending Level currently attending Level currently attending 468 2937 1 primary education 2 general secondary education 3 general upper secondary education 4 vocational secondary education 5 secondary / vocational / technical scho 6 higher education - college 7 higher education - vocational college 8 regular higher education - bachelor deg 9 general higher education - master 10 regular higher education - dr./ph.d Sysmiss grade currently attending grade currently attending grade currently attending grade currently attending grade currently attending Module 2: Education Q21. What grade are you currently attending? 468 2937 1 2 3 4 5 8 9 10 11 12 Sysmiss Field of this study Field of this study Field of this study Field of this study Field of this study Module 2: Education Q22. In what field is this study? >>Q37 402 3003 11 education 12 business administration, accountancy, commerce, retail shop management, economics, etc 13 public administration and planning 14 law and legal services 15 medical, health services, nursing, etc. 16 science, mathematics, computing, etc. 17 other technical & engineering, including architecture, industry, craft, building trades, etc. 18 agriculture, livestock, forestry 19 social and behavioral studies, media, culture, sport and leisure studies, tourism, etc 20 art or humanities - languages, classics, history, theology, etc 21 personal care services - catering, domestic science, hairdressing, etc 22 public order and safety - police, army, fire services, etc. 23 general or no specific field 29 other Sysmiss other other other other other Module 2: Education Q22. In what field is this study? Other (specify) >>Q37 11 Gi¸o dôc phæ th«ng Ngo¹i ng÷ Ng©n hµng Söa ch÷a « t« khÝ t­îng lý luËn chñ nghÜa quan hÖ quèc tÕ qu¶n lý nh©n lùc §h thÓ dôc thÓ thao - m«n móa ®ao ®Þa lý Èm thùc Field of this vocational study Field of this vocational study Field of this vocational study Field of this vocational study Field of this vocational study Module 2: Education Q23. In what field is this vocational study? >>Q37 50 3355 41 agriculture, livestock, fishing, etc. 42 auto or home appliance repair 43 building and construction trade 44 manufacturing (e.g. mechanic, skilled operator) 45 information technology (e.g. computer software, database,..) 46 other engineering, science or architecture 47 business management, bookkeeping/accounting, finance, etc. 48 health services 49 education 50 legal services (e.g. legal assistant, paralegal) 51 secretarial, clerical, general office 52 hair dressing, cosmetology 53 restaurant, culinary arts, hotel, tourism 54 public order and safety (e.g. police, army, fire services..) 59 other (specify) Sysmiss other other other other other Module 2: Education Q23. In what field is this vocational study? Other (specify) >>Q37 5 häc lµm diÔn viªn ®iÖn ¶nh thiÕt kÕ thêi trang tin häc c¬ së trung cÊp d­îc ®µo t¹o phi c«ng c¬ b¶n Dropped out of formal education Dropped out of formal education Dropped out of formal education Dropped out of formal education Dropped out of formal education Module 2: Education Q24. Did you drop out of formal education without completing the highest educational level that you started? >>Q29 2913 492 1 yes 2 no Sysmiss Reason dropped-out (1) Reason dropped-out (1) Reason dropped-out (1) Reason dropped-out (1) Reason dropped-out (1) Module 2: Education Q25. What was the reason/ reasons you dropped out? (1) Do not read the responses. Record up to two responses. 666 2739 1 no money for fees / uniform / books 2 poor quality of schools/ education 3 schools unsafe 4 illness 5 disability 6 parents/ elders did not let me 7 had to work outside home 8 had to help in home 9 school too far from home 10 school conflicts with beliefs 11 no female teachers 12 pregnancy 13 marriage 14 schoolwork too difficult/ poor grades 15 additional schooling wasn't worth it 16 lack of interest in school 19 other Sysmiss Reason dropped-out, other Reason dropped-out, other Reason dropped-out, other Reason dropped-out, other Reason dropped-out, other Module 2: Education Q25. What was the reason/ reasons you dropped out? Other (specify) 61 8 ChiÕn tranh ChiÕn tranh x¶y ra ®i s¬ t¸n ChuyÓn nhµ ë Do bè mÑ chuyÓn chç lµm Do chiÕn tranh Gia ®×nh ®i lµm kinh tÕ míi vÒ Gia ®×nh ®«ng con Gi¶i phãng n¨m 75 sî kh«ng d¸m ®i häc Khãa häc nghÒ tíi thêi ®iÓm nµy lµ kÕt thóc vµ kh«ng cÇn ph¶i häc thªm v¨n hãa MÑ mÊt sím ThÝch ®i lµm bÞ tai n¹n nªn bá thi tèt nghiÖp bÞ ®uæi häc cha mÑ mÊt cha qua ®êi chiÕn tranh chuyÓn n¬i ë ct c« gi¸o ph©n biÖt ®èi sö víi ng­êi hoa di chuyÓn chç ë do cjieens tranh gia ®×nh cã chuyÖn gi¶i phãng miÒm nam kh«ng ®i häc n÷a gi¶i phãng n¨m 75 kh«ng häc ®­îc n÷a gi¶i phãng sµi gßn hiµn c¶nh gia ®×nh kh«ng æn ®Þnh, hay di chuyÓn k cã thêi gian kh«ng cã thêi gian m« c«i bè mÑ mÊt sím m¶i ch¬i game mÑ chÕt må c«i cha nhµ ®«ng anh em ph¶i di nghÜa vô qu©n sù theo gia ®×nh vµo nam thi rít tèt nghiÖp §i bé ®éi §i kinh tÕ míi §i lÝnh §i lÝnh SG cò §i vïng kinh tÕ míi ®i bé ®äi ®i bé ®éi ®i bé ®éi nghÜa vô ®i kinh tÕ míi ®i leo di ®i lÝnh ®i nghÜa vô qu©n sù Reason dropped-out (2) Reason dropped-out (2) Reason dropped-out (2) Reason dropped-out (2) Reason dropped-out (2) Module 2: Education Q25. What was the reason/ reasons you dropped out? (2) 666 2739 1 no money for fees / uniform / books 2 poor quality of schools/ education 3 schools unsafe 4 illness 5 disability 6 parents/ elders did not let me 7 had to work outside home 8 had to help in home 9 school too far from home 10 school conflicts with beliefs 11 no female teachers 12 pregnancy 13 marriage 14 schoolwork too difficult/ poor grades 15 additional schooling wasn't worth it 16 lack of interest in school 19 other Sysmiss Highest level of formal educ before dropping out Highest level of formal educ before dropping out Highest level of formal educ before dropping out Highest level of formal educ before dropping out Highest level of formal educ before dropping out Module 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 >>29 666 2739 1 primary education 2 general secondary education 3 vocational secondary education 4 general upper secondary education 5 secondary / vocational / technical scho 6 higher education - college 7 higher education - vocational college 8 regular higher education - bachelor deg 9 general higher education - master 10 regular higher education - dr./ph.d 99 do not know Sysmiss Field or subject before dropping out Field or subject before dropping out Field or subject before dropping out Field or subject before dropping out Field or subject before dropping out Module 2: Education Q27. In which field or subject were you studying before dropping out? >>Q29 139 3266 11 education 12 business administration, accountancy, commerce, retail shop management, economics, etc 13 public administration and planning 14 law and legal services 15 medical, health services, nursing, etc. 16 science, mathematics, computing, etc. 17 other technical & engineering, including architecture, industry, craft, building trades, etc. 18 agriculture, livestock, forestry 19 social and behavioral studies, media, culture, sport and leisure studies, tourism, etc 20 art or humanities - languages, classics, history, theology, etc 21 personal care services - catering, domestic science, hairdressing, etc 22 public order and safety - police, army, fire services, etc. 23 general or no specific field 29 other Sysmiss Field before dropping out Field before dropping out Field before dropping out Field before dropping out Field before dropping out Module 2: Education Q28. In what field were you studying before dropping out? 25 3380 41 agriculture, livestock, fishing, etc. 42 auto or home appliance repair 43 building and construction trade 44 manufacturing (e.g. mechanic, skilled operator) 45 information technology (e.g. computer software, database,..) 46 other engineering, science or architecture 47 business management, bookkeeping/accounting, finance, etc. 48 health services 49 education 50 legal services (e.g. legal assistant, paralegal) 51 secretarial, clerical, general office 52 hair dressing, cosmetology 53 restaurant, culinary arts, hotel, tourism 54 public order and safety (e.g. police, army, fire services..) 59 other (specify) Sysmiss Age you left formal education Age you left formal education Age you left formal education Age you left formal education Age you left formal education Module 2: Education Q29. At what age did you leave formal education? 2907 498 6 49 18.879 5.763 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? 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 >>Q32 2913 492 1 yes 2 no Sysmiss Have 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 >>Q37 250 3155 1 yes 2 no Sysmiss Time to find that job Time to find that job Time to find that job Time to find that job Time to find that job Module 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? 2544 861 99 9.803 17.068 Type of employment of that work Type of employment of that work Type of employment of that work Type of employment of that work Type of employment of that work Module 2: Education Q33. What type of employment was this work? Read out all responses 2663 742 1 employee/ salaried worker 2 self employed, owner with or without hired labor 3 other Sysmiss Other type of employment Other type of employment Other type of employment Other type of employment Other type of employment Module 2: Education Q33. What type of employment was this work? Other (specify) 245 513 921 Cöa hµng chñ hé Gióp viÖc cho cöa hµng ¨n uèng Gi÷ trÎ thuª Häc lµm nghÒ trong gia ®×nh Lao ®éng gia ®×nh L§G§ L®G® Lµm Trong gia ®×nh Lµm cho 1 «ng chñ cai Lµm cho gia ®×nh Lµm cho gia ®×nh kh«ng cã l­¬ng Lµm cho gia ®×nh kh«ng tr¶ tiÒn Lµm gióp cha mÑ b¸n hµng Lµm n«ng nghiÖp cho gia ®×nh Lµm n«ng nghiÖp cña gia ®×nh Lµm n«ng nghÖp cho gia ®×nh Lµm viÖc cho gia ®×nh NghÜa vô Phô ba m¸ lµm v­ên Phô ba m¸ trång lóa, ®Ëu Phô b¸n hµng Phô b¸n hµng ¨n cho cha mÑ Phô gia ®×nh bu«n b¸n Phô gia ®×nh b¸n hµng Phô gióp gia ®×nh Theo bè ®i diÔn Tù lµm cho hé gia ®×nh bi a b¸n hµng b¸n hµng cho gia ®×nh kh«ng l­¬ng b¸n hµng cïng gia ®×nh b¸n hµng gióp gia ®×nh b¸n phë phô gióp gia ®×nh bå ®éi bé ®éi bé ®éi nghÜa vô bé ®éi ®¬n vÞ kinh tÕ khai hoang trång lu¸ cña nhµ gióp gia ®×nh gióp g® g® lam cho gia ®×nh kh«ng nhËn tiÒn c«ng lam viÖc cho hé gia ®×nh lao ®éng gia ®×nh lao ®éngPT lr lv cña G® l® kh¸c ®c tr¶ l­¬ng trong hé lµm cho gia ®×nh lµm cho gia ®×nh kh«ng cã l­¬ng lµm cho gia ®×nh kh«ng l­¬ng lµm cho gia ®×nh kh«ng tr¶ c«ng lµm cho gia ®×nh, kh«ng l­¬ng lµm cho g® lµm cho hé g® lµm chogia ®×nh lµm cïng gia ®×nh lµm gióp gia ®×nh lµm kh«ng l­¬ng cho doanh nghiÖp gia ®×nh lµm kh«ng l­¬ng cho gia ®×nh lµm n«ng lµm n«ng cho gia ®×nh lµm n«ng nghiÖ cïng gia ®×nh lµm n«ng nghiÖp lµm ruéng lµm ruéng cho gg® lµm ruéng cho gia ®×nh lµm ruéng cïng gia ®×nh lµm ruéng hîp t¸c lµm ruéng phô gia ®×nh lµm rÉy phô gia ®×nh lµm thuª lµm t¹i hé lµm t¹i nhµ lµm viÖc cho g® lµm viÖc cho hé kh¸c kh«ng tr¶ tiÒn nghÒ may n«ng nghiÖp phô G§ phô G§ lµm ruéng phô G® b¸n trøng phô ba m¸ trång lóa phô ba mÑ phô ba mÑ trång lóa phô bh phô b¸n hµng víi gia ®×nh phô b¸n hµng ¨n phô b¸n h¶i s¶n phô b¸n rau cho g® phô bè mÑ trång lóa phô cha mÑ phô chÞ b¸n hµng phô gia ®×nh phô gia ®×nh bu«n b¸n phô gia ®×nh kh«ng tr¶ tiÒn phô gióp b¸n hµng phô gióp b¸n hµng cho mÑ phô gióp bè mÑ ®¸nh b¾t c¸ phô gióp gia ®×nh phô gióp gia ®×nh bu«n b¸n phô gióp gia ®×nh b¸n hµng phô gióp gia ®×nh lµm n«ng nghiÖp phô gióp gia ®×nh s¶n xuÊt n«ng nghiÖp phô gióp gia®×nh b¸n hµng phô gióp g® sx n«ng nghiÖp phô gióp lµm viÖc gia ®×nh phô gióp mÑ b¸n hµng ¨n phô gióp viÖc nhµ phô gióp viÖc nhµ n«ng nghiÖp phô g® phô g® lµm n«ng nghiÖp phô lµm miÕn phô lµm ruéng phô may phô mÑ bu«n b¸n phô mÑ b¸n hµng phô trång lóa phô viÖc phôc vô tiÒn tuyÕn s¶n xuÊt n«ng nghiÖp phô gia ®×nh thanh niªn xung phong thî häc viÖc thî méc trång lóa tù lµm cho gia ®×nh tù lµm gióp gia ®×nh viÖc nhµ §i lµm thanh niªn xung phong ®i bé ®éi ®i lÝnh µm cho hé gia ®×nh Occupation code Occupation code Occupation code Occupation code Occupation code Module 2: Education Q34. What kind of work did you do, that is what was your occupation (or job title)? 2663 742 11 commissioned armed forces officers 21 non-commissioned armed forces officers 31 armed forces occupations, other ranks 111 legislators and senior officials 112 managing directors and chief executives 121 business services and administration managers 122 sales, marketing and development managers 131 production managers in agriculture, forestry and fisheries 132 manufacturing, mining, construction, and distribution managers 133 information and communications technology service managers 134 professional services managers 141 hotel and restaurant managers 142 retail and wholesale trade managers 143 other services managers 211 physical and earth science professionals 212 mathematicians, actuaries and statisticians 213 life science professionals 214 engineering professionals (excluding electrotechnology) 215 electrotechnology engineers 216 architects, planners, surveyors and designers 221 medical doctors 222 nursing and midwifery professionals 223 traditional and complementary medicine professionals 224 paramedical practitioners 225 veterinarians 226 other health professionals 231 university and higher education teachers 232 vocational education teachers 233 secondary education teachers 234 primary school and early childhood teachers 235 other teaching professionals 241 finance professionals 242 administration professionals 243 sales, marketing and public relations professionals 251 software and applications developers and analysts 252 database and network professionals 261 legal professionals 262 librarians, archivists and curators 263 social and religious professionals 264 authors, journalists and linguists 265 creative and performing artists 311 physical and engineering science technicians 312 mining, manufacturing and construction supervisors 313 process control technicians 314 life science technicians and related associate professionals 315 ship and aircraft controllers and technicians 321 medical and pharmaceutical technicians 322 nursing and midwifery associate professionals 323 traditional and complementary medicine associate professionals 324 veterinary technicians and assistants 325 other health associate professionals 331 financial and mathematical associate professionals 332 sales and purchasing agents and brokers 333 business services agents 334 administrative and specialized secretaries 335 regulatory government associate professionals 341 legal, social and religious associate professionals 342 sports and fitness workers 343 artistic, cultural and culinary associate professionals 351 information and communications technology operations and user support 352 telecommunications and broadcasting technicians 411 general office clerks 412 secretaries (general) 413 keyboard operators 421 tellers, money collectors and related clerks 422 client information workers 431 numerical clerks 432 material-recording and transport clerks 441 other clerical support workers 511 travel attendants, conductors and guides 512 cooks 513 waiters and bartenders 514 hairdressers, beauticians and related workers 515 building and housekeeping supervisors 516 other personal services workers 521 street and market salespersons 522 shop salespersons 523 cashiers and ticket clerks 524 other sales workers 531 child care workers and teachers' aides 532 personal care workers in health services 541 protective services workers 611 market gardeners and crop growers 612 animal producers 613 mixed crop and animal producers 621 forestry and related workers 622 fishery workers, hunters and trappers 631 subsistence crop farmers 632 subsistence livestock farmers 633 subsistence mixed crop and livestock farmers 634 subsistence fishers, hunters, trappers and gatherers 711 building frame and related trades workers 712 building finishers and related trades workers 713 painters, building structure cleaners and related trades workers 721 sheet and structural metal workers, moulders and welders, and related 722 blacksmiths, toolmakers and related trades workers 723 machinery mechanics and repairers 731 handicraft workers 732 printing trades workers 741 electrical equipment installers and repairers 742 electronics and telecommunications installers and repairers workers 751 food processing and related trades workers 752 wood treaters, cabinet-makers and related trades workers 753 garment and related trades workers 754 other craft and related workers 811 mining and mineral processing plant operators 812 metal processing and finishing plant operators 813 chemical and photographic products plant and machine operators 814 rubber, plastic and paper products machine operators 815 textile, fur and leather products machine operators 816 food and related products machine operators 817 wood processing and papermaking plant operators 818 other stationary plant and machine operators 821 assemblers 831 locomotive engine drivers and related workers 832 car, van and motorcycle drivers 833 heavy truck and bus drivers 834 mobile plant operators 835 ships' deck crews and related workers 911 domestic, hotel and office cleaners and helpers 912 vehicle, window, laundry and other hand cleaning workers 921 agricultural, forestry and fishery labourers 931 mining and construction labourers 932 manufacturing labourers 933 transport and storage labourers 941 food preparation assistants 951 street and related service workers 952 street vendors (excluding food) 961 refuse workers 962 other elementary workers Sysmiss Description of main tasks (1) Description of main tasks (1) Description of main tasks (1) Description of main tasks (1) Description of main tasks (1) Module 2: Education Q35. Briefly describe what were/ are your usual main tasks at this job? (For example: typing, keeping account books, filing, selling cars, operating printing press, laying bricks) (1) Write description 2580 Description of main tasks (2) Description of main tasks (2) Description of main tasks (2) Description of main tasks (2) Description of main tasks (2) Module 2: Education Q35. Briefly describe what were/ are your usual main tasks at this job? (For example: typing, keeping account books, filing, selling cars, operating printing press, laying bricks) (2) Write description Main economic activity Main economic activity Main economic activity Main economic activity Main economic activity Module 2: Education Q36. What was the main economic activity of the enterprise/ own account enterprise where you were working in this job? 2663 742 1 Crop and animal production, hunting and related service activities 2 Forestry and logging 3 Fishing and aquaculture 5 Mining of coal and lignite 6 Extraction of crude petroleum and natural gas 7 Mining of metal ores 8 Other mining and quarrying 9 Mining support service activities 10 Manufacture of food products 11 Manufacture of beverages 12 Manufacture of tobacco products 13 Manufacture of textiles 14 Manufacture of wearing apparel 15 Manufacture of leather and related products 16 Manufacture of wood and of products of wood and cork, except furniture; manufacture of articles of straw and plaiting materials 17 Manufacture of paper and paper products 18 Printing and reproduction of recorded media 19 Manufacture of coke and refined petroleum products 20 Manufacture of chemicals and chemical products 21 Manufacture of basic pharmaceutical products and pharmaceutical preparations 22 Manufacture of rubber and plastics products 23 Manufacture of other non-metallic mineral products 24 Manufacture of basic metals 25 Manufacture of fabricated metal products, except machinery and equipment 26 Manufacture of computer, electronic and optical products 27 Manufacture of electrical equipment 28 Manufacture of machinery and equipment n.e.c. 29 Manufacture of motor vehicles, trailers and semi-trailers 30 Manufacture of other transport equipment 31 Manufacture of furniture 32 Other manufacturing 33 Repair and installation of machinery and equipment 35 Electricity, gas, steam and air conditioning supply 36 Water collection, treatment and supply 37 Sewerage 38 Waste collection, treatment and disposal activities; materials recovery 39 Remediation activities and other waste management services 41 Construction of buildings 42 Civil engineering 43 Specialized construction activities 45 Wholesale and retail trade and repair of motor vehicles and motorcycles 46 Wholesale trade, except of motor vehicles and motorcycles 47 Retail trade, except of motor vehicles and motorcycles 49 Land transport and transport via pipelines 50 Water transport 51 Air transport 52 Warehousing and support activities for transportation 53 Postal and courier activities 55 Accommodation 56 Food and beverage service activities 58 Publishing activities 59 Motion picture, video and television programme production, sound recording and music publishing activities 60 Programming and broadcasting activities 61 Telecommunications 62 Computer programming, consultancy and related activities 63 Information service activities 64 Financial service activities, except insurance and pension funding 65 Insurance, reinsurance and pension funding, except compulsory social security 66 Activities auxiliary to financial service and insurance activities 68 Real estate activities 69 Legal and accounting activities 70 Activities of head offices; management consultancy activities 71 Architectural and engineering activities; technical testing and analysis 72 Scientific research and development 73 Advertising and market research 74 Other professional, scientific and technical activities 75 Veterinary activities 77 Rental and leasing activities 78 Employment activities 79 Travel agency, tour operator, reservation service and related activities 80 Security and investigation activities 81 Services to buildings and landscape activities 82 Office administrative, office support and other business support activities 84 Public administration and defence; compulsory social security 85 Education 86 Human health activities 87 Residential care activities 88 Social work activities without accommodation 89 Mining and quarrying n.e.c. 90 Creative, arts and entertainment activities 91 Libraries, archives, museums and other cultural activities 92 Gambling and betting activities 93 Sports activities and amusement and recreation activities 94 Activities of membership organizations 95 Repair of computers and personal and household goods 96 Other personal service activities 97 Activities of households as employers of domestic personnel 98 Undifferentiated goods- and services-producing activities of private households for own use 99 Activities of extraterritorial organizations and bodies 101 Processing and preserving of meat 102 Processing and preserving of fish, crustaceans and molluscs 103 Processing and preserving of fruit and vegetables 104 Manufacture of vegetable and animal oils and fats 105 Manufacture of dairy products 106 Manufacture of grain mill products, starches and starch products 107 Manufacture of other food products 108 Manufacture of prepared animal feeds 110 Manufacture of beverages 111 Growing of cereals (except rice), leguminous crops and oil seeds 112 Growing of rice 113 Growing of vegetables and melons, roots and tubers 114 Growing of sugar cane 115 Growing of tobacco 116 Growing of fibre crops 119 Growing of other non-perennial crops 120 Manufacture of tobacco products 121 Growing of grapes 122 Growing of tropical and subtropical fruits 123 Growing of citrus fruits 124 Growing of pome fruits and stone fruits 125 Growing of other tree and bush fruits and nuts 126 Growing of oleaginous fruits 127 Growing of beverage crops 128 Growing of spices, aromatic, drug and pharmaceutical crops 129 Growing of other perennial crops 130 Plant propagation 131 Spinning, weaving and finishing of textiles 132 139 Manufacture of other textiles 141 Manufacture of wearing apparel, except fur apparel 142 Manufacture of articles of fur 143 Manufacture of knitted and crocheted apparel 144 Raising of sheep and goats 145 Raising of swine/pigs 146 Raising of poultry 149 Raising of other animals 150 Mixed farming 151 Tanning and dressing of leather; manufacture of luggage, handbags, saddlery and harness; dressing and dyeing of fur 152 Manufacture of footwear 161 Sawmilling and planing of wood 162 Manufacture of products of wood, cork, straw and plaiting materials 163 Post-harvest crop activities 164 Seed processing for propagation 170 Manufacture of paper and paper products 181 Printing and service activities related to printing 182 Reproduction of recorded media 191 Manufacture of coke oven products 192 Manufacture of refined petroleum products 201 Manufacture of basic chemicals, fertilizers and nitrogen compounds, plastics and synthetic rubber in primary forms 202 Manufacture of other chemical products 203 Manufacture of man-made fibres 210 Manufacture of pharmaceuticals, medicinal chemical and botanical products 220 Logging 221 Manufacture of rubber products 222 Manufacture of plastics products 230 Gathering of non-wood forest products 231 Manufacture of glass and glass products 239 Manufacture of non-metallic mineral products n.e.c. 240 Support services to forestry 241 Manufacture of basic iron and steel 242 Manufacture of basic precious and other non-ferrous metals 243 Casting of metals 251 Manufacture of structural metal products, tanks, reservoirs and steam generators 252 Manufacture of weapons and ammunition 259 Manufacture of other fabricated metal products; metalworking service activities 261 Manufacture of electronic components and boards 262 Manufacture of computers and peripheral equipment 263 Manufacture of communication equipment 264 Manufacture of consumer electronics 265 Manufacture of measuring, testing, navigating and control equipment; watches and clocks 266 Manufacture of irradiation, electromedical and electrotherapeutic equipment 267 Manufacture of optical instruments and photographic equipment 268 Manufacture of magnetic and optical media 271 Manufacture of electric motors, generators, transformers and electricity distribution and control apparatus 272 Manufacture of batteries and accumulators 273 Manufacture of wiring and wiring devices 274 Manufacture of electric lighting equipment 275 Manufacture of domestic appliances 279 Manufacture of other electrical equipment 281 Manufacture of general-purpose machinery 282 Manufacture of special-purpose machinery 291 Manufacture of motor vehicles 292 Manufacture of bodies (coachwork) for motor vehicles; manufacture of trailers and semi-trailers 293 Manufacture of parts and accessories for motor vehicles 301 Building of ships and boats 302 Manufacture of railway locomotives and rolling stock 303 Manufacture of air and spacecraft and related machinery 304 Manufacture of military fighting vehicles 309 Manufacture of transport equipment n.e.c. 310 Manufacture of furniture 311 Marine fishing 312 Freshwater fishing 321 Manufacture of jewellery, bijouterie and related articles 322 Manufacture of musical instruments 323 Manufacture of sports goods 324 Manufacture of games and toys 325 Manufacture of medical and dental instruments and supplies 329 Other manufacturing n.e.c. 331 Repair of fabricated metal products, machinery and equipment 332 Installation of industrial machinery and equipment 351 Electric power generation, transmission and distribution 352 Manufacture of gas; distribution of gaseous fuels through mains 353 Steam and air conditioning supply 360 Water collection, treatment and supply 370 Sewerage 381 Waste collection 382 Waste treatment and disposal 383 Materials recovery 390 Remediation activities and other waste management services 410 Construction of buildings 421 Construction of roads and railways 422 Construction of utility projects 429 Construction of other civil engineering projects 431 Demolition and site preparation 432 Electrical, plumbing and other construction installation activities 433 Building completion and finishing 439 Other specialized construction activities 451 Sale of motor vehicles 452 Maintenance and repair of motor vehicles 453 Sale of motor vehicle parts and accessories 454 Sale, maintenance and repair of motorcycles and related parts and accessories 461 Wholesale on a fee or contract basis 462 Wholesale of agricultural raw materials and live animals 463 Wholesale of food, beverages and tobacco 464 Wholesale of household goods 465 Wholesale of machinery, equipment and supplies 466 Other specialized wholesale 469 Non-specialized wholesale trade 471 Retail sale in non-specialized stores 472 Retail sale of food, beverages and tobacco in specialized stores 473 Retail sale of automotive fuel in specialized stores 474 Retail sale of information and communications equipment in specialized stores 475 Retail sale of other household equipment in specialized stores 476 Retail sale of cultural and recreation goods in specialized stores 477 Retail sale of other goods in specialized stores 478 Retail sale via stalls and markets 479 Retail trade not in stores, stalls or markets 491 Transport via railways 492 Other land transport 493 Transport via pipeline 501 Sea and coastal water transport 502 Inland water transport 510 Mining of hard coal 511 Passenger air transport 512 Freight air transport 520 Mining of lignite 521 Warehousing and storage 522 Support activities for transportation 531 Postal activities 532 Courier activities 551 Short term accommodation activities 552 Camping grounds, recreational vehicle parks and trailer parks 559 Other accommodation 561 Restaurants and mobile food service activities 562 Event catering and other food service activities 563 Beverage serving activities 581 Publishing of books, periodicals and other publishing activities 582 Software publishing 591 Motion picture, video and television programme activities 592 Sound recording and music publishing activities 601 Radio broadcasting 602 Television programming and broadcasting activities 610 Extraction of crude petroleum 611 Wired telecommunications activities 612 Wireless telecommunications activities 613 Satellite telecommunications activities 619 Other telecommunications activities 620 Computer programming, consultancy and related activities 631 Data processing, hosting and related activities; web portals 632 639 Other information service activities 641 Monetary intermediation 642 Activities of holding companies 643 Trusts, funds and similar financial entities 649 Other financial service activities, except insurance and pension funding activities 651 Insurance 652 Reinsurance 653 Pension funding 661 Activities auxiliary to financial service activities, except insurance and pension funding 662 Activities auxiliary to insurance and pension funding 663 Fund management activities 681 Real estate activities with own or leased property 682 Real estate activities on a fee or contract basis 691 Legal activities 692 Accounting, bookkeeping and auditing activities; tax consultancy 701 Activities of head offices 702 Management consultancy activities 710 Mining of iron ores 711 Architectural and engineering activities and related technical consultancy 712 Technical testing and analysis 721 Research and experimental development on natural sciences and engineering 722 Research and experimental development on social sciences and humanities 729 Mining of other non-ferrous metal ores 731 Advertising 732 Market research and public opinion polling 741 Specialized design activities 742 Photographic activities 749 Other professional, scientific and technical activities n.e.c. 750 Veterinary activities 771 Renting and leasing of motor vehicles 772 Renting and leasing of personal and household goods 773 Renting and leasing of other machinery, equipment and tangible goods 774 Leasing of intellectual property and similar products, except copyrighted works 781 Activities of employment placement agencies 782 Temporary employment agency activities 783 Other human resources provision 791 Travel agency and tour operator activities 799 Other reservation service and related activities 801 Private security activities 802 Security systems service activities 803 Investigation activities 810 Quarrying of stone, sand and clay 811 Combined facilities support activities 812 Cleaning activities 813 Landscape care and maintenance service activities 821 Office administrative and support activities 822 Activities of call centres 823 Organization of conventions and trade shows 829 Business support service activities n.e.c. 841 Administration of the State and the economic and social policy of the community 842 Provision of services to the community as a whole 843 Compulsory social security activities 851 Pre-primary and primary education 852 Secondary education 853 Higher education 854 Other education 855 Educational support activities 861 Hospital activities 862 Medical and dental practice activities 869 Other human health activities 871 Residential nursing care facilities 872 Residential care activities for mental retardation, mental health and substance abuse 873 Residential care activities for the elderly and disabled 879 Other residential care activities 881 Social work activities without accommodation for the elderly and disabled 889 Other social work activities without accommodation 891 Mining of chemical and fertilizer minerals 892 Extraction of peat 893 Extraction of salt 899 Other mining and quarrying n.e.c. 900 Creative, arts and entertainment activities 910 Libraries, archives, museums and other cultural activities 920 Gambling and betting activities 931 Sports activities 932 Other amusement and recreation activities 941 Activities of business, employers and professional membership organizations 942 Activities of trade unions 949 Activities of other membership organizations 951 Repair of computers and communication equipment 952 Repair of personal and household goods 960 Other personal service activities 961 962 963 970 Activities of households as employers of domestic personnel 981 Undifferentiated goods-producing activities of private households for own use 982 Undifferentiated service-producing activities of private households for own use 990 Activities of extraterritorial organizations and bodies 1010 Processing and preserving of meat 1020 Processing and preserving of fish, crustaceans and molluscs 1030 Processing and preserving of fruit and vegetables 1040 Manufacture of vegetable and animal oils and fats 1050 Manufacture of dairy products 1061 Manufacture of grain mill products 1062 Manufacture of starches and starch products 1071 Manufacture of bakery products 1072 Manufacture of sugar 1073 Manufacture of cocoa, chocolate and sugar confectionery 1074 Manufacture of macaroni, noodles, couscous and similar farinaceous products 1075 Manufacture of prepared meals and dishes 1079 Manufacture of other food products n.e.c. 1080 Manufacture of prepared animal feeds 1101 Distilling, rectifying and blending of spirits 1102 Manufacture of wines 1103 Manufacture of malt liquors and malt 1104 Manufacture of soft drinks; production of mineral waters and other bottled waters 1200 Manufacture of tobacco products 1311 Preparation and spinning of textile fibres 1312 Weaving of textiles 1313 Finishing of textiles 1391 Manufacture of knitted and crocheted fabrics 1392 Manufacture of made-up textile articles, except apparel 1393 Manufacture of carpets and rugs 1394 Manufacture of cordage, rope, twine and netting 1399 Manufacture of other textiles n.e.c. 1410 Manufacture of wearing apparel, except fur apparel 1420 Manufacture of articles of fur 1430 Manufacture of knitted and crocheted apparel 1511 Tanning and dressing of leather; dressing and dyeing of fur 1512 Manufacture of luggage, handbags and the like, saddlery and harness 1520 Manufacture of footwear 1610 Sawmilling and planing of wood 1621 Manufacture of veneer sheets and wood-based panels 1622 Manufacture of builders' carpentry and joinery 1623 Manufacture of wooden containers 1629 Manufacture of other products of wood; manufacture of articles of cork, straw and plaiting materials 1701 Manufacture of pulp, paper and paperboard 1702 Manufacture of corrugated paper and paperboard and of containers of paper and paperboard 1709 Manufacture of other articles of paper and paperboard 1811 Printing 1812 Service activities related to printing 1820 Reproduction of recorded media 1910 Manufacture of coke oven products 1920 Manufacture of refined petroleum products 2011 Manufacture of basic chemicals 2012 Manufacture of fertilizers and nitrogen compounds 2013 Manufacture of plastics and synthetic rubber in primary forms 2021 Manufacture of pesticides and other agrochemical products 2022 Manufacture of paints, varnishes and similar coatings, printing ink and mastics 2023 Manufacture of soap and detergents, cleaning and polishing preparations, perfumes and toilet preparations 2029 Manufacture of other chemical products n.e.c. 2030 Manufacture of man-made fibres 2100 Manufacture of pharmaceuticals, medicinal chemical and botanical products 2211 Manufacture of rubber tyres and tubes; retreading and rebuilding of rubber tyres 2219 Manufacture of other rubber products 2220 Manufacture of plastics products 2310 Manufacture of glass and glass products 2391 Manufacture of refractory products 2392 Manufacture of clay building materials 2393 Manufacture of other porcelain and ceramic products 2394 Manufacture of cement, lime and plaster 2395 Manufacture of articles of concrete, cement and plaster 2396 Cutting, shaping and finishing of stone 2399 Manufacture of other non-metallic mineral products n.e.c. 2410 Manufacture of basic iron and steel 2420 Manufacture of basic precious and other non-ferrous metals 2431 Casting of iron and steel 2432 Casting of non-ferrous metals 2511 Manufacture of structural metal products 2512 Manufacture of tanks, reservoirs and containers of metal 2513 Manufacture of steam generators, except central heating hot water boilers 2520 Manufacture of weapons and ammunition 2591 Forging, pressing, stamping and roll-forming of metal; powder metallurgy 2592 Treatment and coating of metals; machining 2593 Manufacture of cutlery, hand tools and general hardware 2599 Manufacture of other fabricated metal products n.e.c. 2610 Manufacture of electronic components and boards 2620 Manufacture of computers and peripheral equipment 2630 Manufacture of communication equipment 2640 Manufacture of consumer electronics 2651 Manufacture of measuring, testing, navigating and control equipment 2652 Manufacture of watches and clocks 2660 Manufacture of irradiation, electromedical and electrotherapeutic equipment 2670 Manufacture of optical instruments and photographic equipment 2680 Manufacture of magnetic and optical media 2710 Manufacture of electric motors, generators, transformers and electricity distribution and control apparatus 2720 Manufacture of batteries and accumulators 2731 Manufacture of fibre optic cables 2732 Manufacture of other electronic and electric wires and cables 2733 Manufacture of wiring devices 2740 Manufacture of electric lighting equipment 2750 Manufacture of domestic appliances 2790 Manufacture of other electrical equipment 2811 Manufacture of engines and turbines, except aircraft, vehicle and cycle engines 2812 Manufacture of fluid power equipment 2813 Manufacture of other pumps, compressors, taps and valves 2814 Manufacture of bearings, gears, gearing and driving elements 2815 Manufacture of ovens, furnaces and furnace burners 2816 Manufacture of lifting and handling equipment 2817 Manufacture of office machinery and equipment (except computers and peripheral equipment) 2818 Manufacture of power-driven hand tools 2819 Manufacture of other general-purpose machinery 2821 Manufacture of agricultural and forestry machinery 2822 Manufacture of metal-forming machinery and machine tools 2823 Manufacture of machinery for metallurgy 2824 Manufacture of machinery for mining, quarrying and construction 2825 Manufacture of machinery for food, beverage and tobacco processing 2826 Manufacture of machinery for textile, apparel and leather production 2829 Manufacture of other special-purpose machinery 2910 Manufacture of motor vehicles 2920 Manufacture of bodies (coachwork) for motor vehicles; manufacture of trailers and semi-trailers 2930 Manufacture of parts and accessories for motor vehicles 3011 Building of ships and floating structures 3012 Building of pleasure and sporting boats 3020 Manufacture of railway locomotives and rolling stock 3030 Manufacture of air and spacecraft and related machinery 3040 Manufacture of military fighting vehicles 3091 Manufacture of motorcycles 3092 Manufacture of bicycles and invalid carriages 3099 Manufacture of other transport equipment n.e.c. 3100 Manufacture of furniture 3211 Manufacture of jewellery and related articles 3212 Manufacture of imitation jewellery and related articles 3220 Manufacture of musical instruments 3230 Manufacture of sports goods 3240 Manufacture of games and toys 3250 Manufacture of medical and dental instruments and supplies 3290 Other manufacturing n.e.c. 3311 Repair of fabricated metal products 3312 Repair of machinery 3313 Repair of electronic and optical equipment 3314 Repair of electrical equipment 3315 Repair of transport equipment, except motor vehicles 3319 Repair of other equipment 3320 Installation of industrial machinery and equipment 3510 Electric power generation, transmission and distribution 3520 Manufacture of gas; distribution of gaseous fuels through mains 3530 Steam and air conditioning supply 3600 Water collection, treatment and supply 3700 Sewerage 3811 Collection of non-hazardous waste 3812 Collection of hazardous waste 3821 Treatment and disposal of non-hazardous waste 3822 Treatment and disposal of hazardous waste 3830 Materials recovery 3900 Remediation activities and other waste management services 4100 Construction of buildings 4210 Construction of roads and railways 4220 Construction of utility projects 4290 Construction of other civil engineering projects 4311 Demolition 4312 Site preparation 4321 Electrical installation 4322 Plumbing, heat and air-conditioning installation 4329 Other construction installation 4330 Building completion and finishing 4390 Other specialized construction activities 4510 Sale of motor vehicles 4520 Maintenance and repair of motor vehicles 4530 Sale of motor vehicle parts and accessories 4540 Sale, maintenance and repair of motorcycles and related parts and accessories 4610 Wholesale on a fee or contract basis 4620 Wholesale of agricultural raw materials and live animals 4630 Wholesale of food, beverages and tobacco 4641 Wholesale of textiles, clothing and footwear 4649 Wholesale of other household goods 4651 Wholesale of computers, computer peripheral equipment and software 4652 Wholesale of electronic and telecommunications equipment and parts 4653 Wholesale of agricultural machinery, equipment and supplies 4659 Wholesale of other machinery and equipment 4661 Wholesale of solid, liquid and gaseous fuels and related products 4662 Wholesale of metals and metal ores 4663 Wholesale of construction materials, hardware, plumbing and heating equipment and supplies 4669 Wholesale of waste and scrap and other products n.e.c. 4690 Non-specialized wholesale trade 4711 Retail sale in non-specialized stores with food, beverages or tobacco predominating 4719 Other retail sale in non-specialized stores 4721 Retail sale of food in specialized stores 4722 Retail sale of beverages in specialized stores 4723 Retail sale of tobacco products in specialized stores 4730 Retail sale of automotive fuel in specialized stores 4741 Retail sale of computers, peripheral units, software and telecommunications equipment in specialized stores 4742 Retail sale of audio and video equipment in specialized stores 4751 Retail sale of textiles in specialized stores 4752 Retail sale of hardware, paints and glass in specialized stores 4753 Retail sale of carpets, rugs, wall and floor coverings in specialized stores 4759 Retail sale of electrical household appliances, furniture, lighting equipment and other household articles in specialized stores 4761 Retail sale of books, newspapers and stationary in specialized stores 4762 Retail sale of music and video recordings in specialized stores 4763 Retail sale of sporting equipment in specialized stores 4764 Retail sale of games and toys in specialized stores 4771 Retail sale of clothing, footwear and leather articles in specialized stores 4772 Retail sale of pharmaceutical and medical goods, cosmetic and toilet articles in specialized stores 4773 Other retail sale of new goods in specialized stores 4774 Retail sale of second-hand goods 4781 Retail sale via stalls and markets of food, beverages and tobacco products 4782 Retail sale via stalls and markets of textiles, clothing and footwear 4789 Retail sale via stalls and markets of other goods 4791 Retail sale via mail order houses or via Internet 4799 Other retail sale not in stores, stalls or markets 4911 Passenger rail transport, interurban 4912 Freight rail transport 4921 Urban and suburban passenger land transport 4922 Other passenger land transport 4923 Freight transport by road 4930 Transport via pipeline 5011 Sea and coastal passenger water transport 5012 Sea and coastal freight water transport 5021 Inland passenger water transport 5022 Inland freight water transport 5110 Passenger air transport 5120 Freight air transport 5210 Warehousing and storage 5221 Service activities incidental to land transportation 5222 Service activities incidental to water transportation 5223 Service activities incidental to air transportation 5224 Cargo handling 5229 Other transportation support activities 5310 Postal activities 5320 Courier activities 5510 Short term accommodation activities 5520 Camping grounds, recreational vehicle parks and trailer parks 5590 Other accommodation 5610 Restaurants and mobile food service activities 5621 Event catering 5629 Other food service activities 5630 Beverage serving activities 5811 Book publishing 5812 Publishing of directories and mailing lists 5813 Publishing of newspapers, journals and periodicals 5819 Other publishing activities 5820 Software publishing 5911 Motion picture, video and television programme production activities 5912 Motion picture, video and television programme post-production activities 5913 Motion picture, video and television programme distribution activities 5914 Motion picture projection activities 5920 Sound recording and music publishing activities 6010 Radio broadcasting 6020 Television programming and broadcasting activities 6110 Wired telecommunications activities 6120 Wireless telecommunications activities 6130 Satellite telecommunications activities 6190 Other telecommunications activities 6201 Computer programming activities 6202 Computer consultancy and computer facilities management activities 6209 Other information technology and computer service activities 6311 Data processing, hosting and related activities 6312 Web portals 6391 News agency activities 6399 Other information service activities n.e.c. 6411 Central banking 6419 Other monetary intermediation 6420 Activities of holding companies 6430 Trusts, funds and similar financial entities 6491 Financial leasing 6492 Other credit granting 6499 Other financial service activities, except insurance and pension funding activities, n.e.c. 6511 Life insurance 6512 Non-life insurance 6520 Reinsurance 6530 Pension funding 6611 Administration of financial markets 6612 Security and commodity contracts brokerage 6619 Other activities auxiliary to financial service activities 6621 Risk and damage evaluation 6622 Activities of insurance agents and brokers 6629 Other activities auxiliary to insurance and pension funding 6630 Fund management activities 6810 Real estate activities with own or leased property 6820 Real estate activities on a fee or contract basis 6910 Legal activities 6920 Accounting, bookkeeping and auditing activities; tax consultancy 7010 Activities of head offices 7020 Management consultancy activities 7110 Architectural and engineering activities and related technical consultancy 7120 Technical testing and analysis 7210 Research and experimental development on natural sciences and engineering 7220 Research and experimental development on social sciences and humanities 7310 Advertising 7320 Market research and public opinion polling 7410 Specialized design activities 7420 Photographic activities 7490 Other professional, scientific and technical activities n.e.c. 7500 Veterinary activities 7710 Renting and leasing of motor vehicles 7721 Renting and leasing of recreational and sports goods 7722 Renting of video tapes and disks 7729 Renting and leasing of other personal and household goods 7730 Renting and leasing of other machinery, equipment and tangible goods 7740 Leasing of intellectual property and similar products, except copyrighted works 7810 Activities of employment placement agencies 7820 Temporary employment agency activities 7830 Other human resources provision 7911 Travel agency activities 7912 Tour operator activities 7990 Other reservation service and related activities 8010 Private security activities 8020 Security systems service activities 8030 Investigation activities 8110 Combined facilities support activities 8121 General cleaning of buildings 8129 Other building and industrial cleaning activities 8130 Landscape care and maintenance service activities 8211 Combined office administrative service activities 8219 Photocopying, document preparation and other specialized office support activities 8220 Activities of call centres 8230 Organization of conventions and trade shows 8291 Activities of collection agencies and credit bureaus 8292 Packaging activities 8299 Other business support service activities n.e.c. 8411 General public administration activities 8412 Regulation of the activities of providing health care, education, cultural services and other social services, excluding social security 8413 Regulation of and contribution to more efficient operation of businesses 8421 Foreign affairs 8422 Defence activities 8423 Public order and safety activities 8430 Compulsory social security activities 8510 Pre-primary and primary education 8521 General secondary education 8522 Technical and vocational secondary education 8530 Higher education 8541 Sports and recreation education 8542 Cultural education 8549 Other education n.e.c. 8550 Educational support activities 8610 Hospital activities 8620 Medical and dental practice activities 8690 Other human health activities 8710 Residential nursing care facilities 8720 Residential care activities for mental retardation, mental health and substance abuse 8730 Residential care activities for the elderly and disabled 8790 Other residential care activities 8810 Social work activities without accommodation for the elderly and disabled 8890 Other social work activities without accommodation 9000 Creative, arts and entertainment activities 9101 Library and archives activities 9102 Museums activities and operation of historical sites and buildings 9103 Botanical and zoological gardens and nature reserves activities 9200 Gambling and betting activities 9311 Operation of sports facilities 9312 Activities of sports clubs 9319 Other sports activities 9321 Activities of amusement parks and theme parks 9329 Other amusement and recreation activities n.e.c. 9411 Activities of business and employers membership organizations 9412 Activities of professional membership organizations 9420 Activities of trade unions 9491 Activities of religious organizations 9492 Activities of political organizations 9499 Activities of other membership organizations n.e.c. 9511 Repair of computers and peripheral equipment 9512 Repair of communication equipment 9521 Repair of consumer electronics 9522 Repair of household appliances and home and garden equipment 9523 Repair of footwear and leather goods 9524 Repair of furniture and home furnishings 9529 Repair of other personal and household goods 9601 Washing and (dry-) cleaning of textile and fur products 9602 Hairdressing and other beauty treatment 9603 Funeral and related activities 9609 Other personal service activities n.e.c. 9700 Activities of households as employers of domestic personnel 9810 Undifferentiated goods-producing activities of private households for own use 9820 Undifferentiated service-producing activities of private households for own use 9900 Activities of extraterritorial organizations and bodies Sysmiss Interrupted studies for 1 year or more Interrupted studies for 1 year or more Interrupted studies for 1 year or more Interrupted studies for 1 year or more Interrupted studies for 1 year or more Module 2: Education Q37. Did you ever interrupt your studies for one academic year or more? No >>Q39 3375 30 1 yes 2 no Sysmiss Why 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 responses 449 2956 1 compulsory military service 2 employment 3 unpaid family work 4 look for work 5 start own business 6 travel/leisure 7 family caregiving 8 needed to earn money to continue education 9 waiting to get into chosen education program 10 illness 11 pregnancy 99 other Sysmiss Other - interrupt your studies Other - interrupt your studies Other - interrupt your studies Other - interrupt your studies Other - interrupt your studies Module 2: Education Q38. Why did you interrupt your studies? Other (specify) 84 2 BÞ l­u ban ChiÕn tranh ChiÕn tranh nªn ph¶i nghØ 1 n¨m håi cÊp 1 ChuyÓn tr­êng häc tõ quª lªn thµnh phè Gia ®×nh ®i kinh tÕ míi G® gÆp khã kh¨n vÌ tµi chÝnh Hoµn C¶nh gia ®×nh Häc kÐm Kh«ng thi ®ç Kh«ng thi ®ç ®¹i häc Kh«ng thÝch häc n÷a L­u ban LÝ do c¸ nh©n M¶i ch¬i nghØ häc MÑ mÊt sím, ph¶i nu«i em Quy ®Þnh cña nhµ n­íc ®èi víi nghÒ b¸c sÜ Sau gi¶i phãng x· héi thay ®æi Tai n¹n xe m¸y Thi kh«ng ®ç V× tr­êng häc xa nhµ bÞ ®i cai nghiÖn bè èm chiÕn tranh chuyÓn chç ë chuyÓn n¬i ë ch­a ®ñ tuæi häc trung cÊp3 cq cö ®i häc di chuyÓn chç ë gia ®×nh qu¸ nghÌo gi¶i phãng nªn nghØ 1 n¨m gi¶i phãng--> gia ®×nh bÞ lén xén g® khã kh¨n g® s¬ t¸n häc kh«ng tiÕp thu ®­îc häc kÐm kh«ng muèn ®i häc n÷a kh«ng thi ®ç ®¹i häc kh«ng x¸c ®Þnh muèn thi ®¹i häc kh«ng ®ñ ®iÓm lªn líp lÝ do c¸ nh©n lóc cßn bÐ kh«ng ai d¾t ®i häc lý do c¸ nh©n m¶i ch¬i nghØ 1 n¨m nhµ nghÌo phô gia ®×nh sinh con thi ch­a ®ã n¨m ®µu tiªn thi c® rít thi kh«ng ®Ëu nªn tiÕp tôc «n thÞ l¹i thi kh«ng ®ç thi l¹i 1 n¨m thi rít thi tr­ît tri tr­ît líp 6 kh«ng ®i häc n÷a tr­ît §H tr­ît ®¹i häc xin ®i bé ®éi §i bé ®éi §i kinh tÕ míi §iÓm kÐp kh«ng lrrn líp §¸nh nhau bÞ ®uæi häc ®i s¬ t¸n ®iÒu kiÖn kinh tÕ ë l¹i líp Why 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) 449 2956 1 compulsory military service 2 employment 3 unpaid family work 4 look for work 5 start own business 6 travel/leisure 7 family caregiving 8 needed to earn money to continue education 9 waiting to get into chosen education program 10 illness 11 pregnancy 99 other Sysmiss Participated in any training courses Participated in any training courses Participated in any training courses Participated in any training courses Participated in any training courses Module 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 >>Q41 3405 1 yes 2 no Domains/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 fields 178 3227 41 agriculture, livestock, fishing, etc. 42 auto or home appliance repair 43 building and construction trade 44 manufacturing (e.g. mechanic, skilled operator) 45 information technology (e.g. computer software, database,..) 46 other engineering, science or architecture 47 business management, bookkeeping/accounting, finance, etc. 48 health services 49 education 50 legal services (e.g. legal assistant, paralegal) 51 secretarial, clerical, general office 52 hair dressing, cosmetology 53 restaurant, culinary arts, hotel, tourism 54 public order and safety (e.g. police, army, fire services..) 55 language study 59 other (specify) Sysmiss other other other other other Module 2: Education Q40. In what domains/fields did you do this skills training? Other (specify) 34 Chøng chØ tin häc C«ng t¸c ®oµn thÓ Häc Anh V¨n Kü n¨ng giao tiÕp Kü n¨ng mÒm nh­ : thuyÕt tr×nh, lµm viÖc nhãm Lµm hoa gi¶ Qu¶n lý nh©n sù, tiÒn l­¬ng Tin häc TiÕng Anh VÖ sinh an toµn thùc phÈm an toµn thùc phÈm anh v¨n b¸n hµng chÝnh trÞ chøng chØ qu¶n trÞ m¹ng kho¸ häc, ®æi míi kü n¨ng, ph­¬ng ph¸p gi¶ng d¹y kü n¨ng b¸n hµng lµm phãng sù líp äc QLPT ®« thÞ lý luËn chÝnh trÞ lý luËn chÝnh trÞ nghiÖp vô b¸n hµng nghÒ may ngo¹i ng÷ qu¶n trÞ v¨n phßng tiÕng Hoa tiÕng hoa tËp hi-uÊn b¶o hiÓm x· héi «n thi tèt nghiÖp ®µo t¹o gióp n«ng d©n cã ®iÒu kiÖn ph¸t triÓn Domains/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) 9 3396 41 agriculture, livestock, fishing, etc. 42 auto or home appliance repair 43 building and construction trade 44 manufacturing (e.g. mechanic, skilled operator) 45 information technology (e.g. computer software, database,..) 46 other engineering, science or architecture 47 business management, bookkeeping/accounting, finance, etc. 48 health services 49 education 50 legal services (e.g. legal assistant, paralegal) 51 secretarial, clerical, general office 52 hair dressing, cosmetology 53 restaurant, culinary arts, hotel, tourism 54 public order and safety (e.g. police, army, fire services..) 55 language study 59 other (specify) Sysmiss Completed 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 >>Q43 3405 1 yes 2 no Code 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) 833 2572 11 crop production 12 livestock raising 13 irrigation management 14 other agriculture or related 15 cook, food vendor, bar tender 16 waiter, waitress 17 baker 18 butcher 19 other food service 20 street peddling, market stall selling 21 retail shop sales, general 22 travel and tourism 23 barber, hairdresser, hair stylist, cosmetologists 24 shoe repair 25 tailor, sewing 26 carpet weaver 27 jeweler, goldsmith, watch maker, watch repair 28 pottery, ceramics 29 leather working 30 locksmith 31 bicycle repair 32 radio and television repair 33 refrigeration and air conditioning repair 34 personal driver 35 launderer/laundress, dry cleaning 36 housekeeper, domestic 37 child care work 38 landscaping, gardening 39 other handicraft, retail, or personal service 41 electrician 42 plumber 43 carpenter and cabinet maker 44 painter 45 roofer 46 mason, bricklayer 47 equipment operator (crane, bulldozer, cement mixer, etc) 48 general construction work 49 other construction work 50 welders, cutters, solderers, and brazers, and blacksmiths 51 machinists 52 mining 53 garment production 54 food manufacturing 55 electronics manufacturing 56 other manufacturing 60 nurse, paramedic 61 pharmacy, lab worker 62 nurse's aide, caregiver 63 other health service 70 secretary 71 typist 72 bookkeeping 73 bank teller and related 74 file clerk 75 general clerical 76 notary, basic legal services 77 drafters 78 computer programmer, operator, and data entry 79 other office work 80 auto, bus, and truck mechanics, body repairers 81 heating, air conditioning, refrigeration mechanics, installers 82 other engine and heavy equipment repair 83 telecommunications equipment installers and repairers 84 electrical power-line installers and repairers 85 maintenance and repair workers, general 86 truck driving 87 printing 88 graphic design 89 fire fighters 90 police, correctional officers, and jailers 91 other Sysmiss Months 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) 833 2572 72 8.663 9.793 Formal/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) 833 2572 1 a certified (formal) apprenticeship 2 an informal apprenticeship Sysmiss Code 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) 39 3366 11 crop production 12 livestock raising 13 irrigation management 14 other agriculture or related 15 cook, food vendor, bar tender 16 waiter, waitress 17 baker 18 butcher 19 other food service 20 street peddling, market stall selling 21 retail shop sales, general 22 travel and tourism 23 barber, hairdresser, hair stylist, cosmetologists 24 shoe repair 25 tailor, sewing 26 carpet weaver 27 jeweler, goldsmith, watch maker, watch repair 28 pottery, ceramics 29 leather working 30 locksmith 31 bicycle repair 32 radio and television repair 33 refrigeration and air conditioning repair 34 personal driver 35 launderer/laundress, dry cleaning 36 housekeeper, domestic 37 child care work 38 landscaping, gardening 39 other handicraft, retail, or personal service 41 electrician 42 plumber 43 carpenter and cabinet maker 44 painter 45 roofer 46 mason, bricklayer 47 equipment operator (crane, bulldozer, cement mixer, etc) 48 general construction work 49 other construction work 50 welders, cutters, solderers, and brazers, and blacksmiths 51 machinists 52 mining 53 garment production 54 food manufacturing 55 electronics manufacturing 56 other manufacturing 60 nurse, paramedic 61 pharmacy, lab worker 62 nurse's aide, caregiver 63 other health service 70 secretary 71 typist 72 bookkeeping 73 bank teller and related 74 file clerk 75 general clerical 76 notary, basic legal services 77 drafters 78 computer programmer, operator, and data entry 79 other office work 80 auto, bus, and truck mechanics, body repairers 81 heating, air conditioning, refrigeration mechanics, installers 82 other engine and heavy equipment repair 83 telecommunications equipment installers and repairers 84 electrical power-line installers and repairers 85 maintenance and repair workers, general 86 truck driving 87 printing 88 graphic design 89 fire fighters 90 police, correctional officers, and jailers 91 other Sysmiss Months 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) 39 3366 72 7.564 12.53 Formal/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) 39 3366 1 a certified (formal) apprenticeship 2 an informal apprenticeship Sysmiss Has 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, pg20 3405 1 attended school (yes to q2) 2 did not attend school (no to q2) Time to primary school Time to primary school Time to primary school Time to primary school Time to primary school Module 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? 3365 40 1 less than half an hour 2 between half an hour and one hour 3 more than one hour 9 don't know Sysmiss How 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 responses 3365 40 1 excellent / among the best in class 2 above average 3 average 4 below average 9 don't know Sysmiss Did 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? 3365 40 1 yes, always or almost always 2 yes, sometimes 3 no, never or almost never 8 not applicable 9 don't know Sysmiss Level 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) 3405 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 Height in centimeters Height in centimeters Height in centimeters Height in centimeters Height in centimeters Module 3: Health Q2. How tall are you? 3404 1 1 1.99 1.603 0.0784 Weight in kilograms Weight in kilograms Weight in kilograms Weight in kilograms Weight in kilograms Module 3: Health Q3. How much do you weigh? 3403 2 21 100 55.566 9.477 Days unable to carry out usual activities Days unable to carry out usual activities Days unable to carry out usual activities Days unable to carry out usual activities Days unable to carry out usual activities Module 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. 3405 28 0.449 2.245 Chronic Illness Chronic Illness Chronic Illness Chronic Illness Chronic Illness Module 3: Health Q5. Do you suffer from a chronic illness? (For example, diabetes, asthma, cancer, heart disease, high blood pressure, hepatitis….) 3405 1 yes 2 no Days unable due to chronic illness Days unable due to chronic illness Days unable due to chronic illness Days unable due to chronic illness Days unable due to chronic illness Module 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. 756 2649 28 1.122 3.666 Health insurance? Health insurance? Health insurance? Health insurance? Health insurance? Module 3: Health Q7. Are you covered by health insurance? 3405 1 yes, through my work 2 yes, through a household member's work 3 yes, through government program 4 yes, through buying private insurance 5 yes, other 6 no other other other other other Module 3: Health Q7. Are you covered by health insurance? Other (specify) 67 Mua t¹i ph­êng Mua t¹i tr­êng Th«ng qua tr­êng Th«ng qua tr­êng häc Tr­êng häc T¹i tr­êng Tù mua bhyt ®ang ë ®øc h­u häc sinh häc tËp mua qua 1 c«ng ty ng­êi b¹n mua t¹i tr­¬ng häc qua tr­êng th«ng qua tr­êng th«ng qua tr­êng THPT th«ng qua tr­êng häc th«ng ­qua tr­êng tr­êng häc tr­êng ®¹i häc t¹i tr­êng häc tù mua tù nguyÖn ë tr­êng ë tr­êng. Worked for someone not a member Worked for someone not a member Worked for someone not a member Worked for someone not a member Worked for someone not a member Module 4: Employment Part A: Labor Force Participation 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 26 3405 1 yes 2 no 9 don't know Worked in farm owned or rented Worked in farm owned or rented Worked in farm owned or rented Worked in farm owned or rented Worked in farm owned or rented Module 4: Employment Part A: Labor Force Participation 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 26 1879 1526 1 yes 2 no 9 don't know Sysmiss Worked on own account Worked on own account Worked on own account Worked on own account Worked on own account Module 4: Employment Part A: Labor Force Participation 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 26 1812 1593 1 yes 2 no 9 don't know Sysmiss Worked on occational job Worked on occational job Worked on occational job Worked on occational job Worked on occational job Module 4: Employment Part A: Labor Force Participation 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 26 1132 2273 1 yes 2 no 9 don't know Sysmiss Temporary absent from permament job Temporary absent from permament job Temporary absent from permament job Temporary absent from permament job Temporary absent from permament job Module 4: Employment Part A: Labor Force Participation 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 >>Q7 1102 2303 1 yes 2 no 9 don't know Sysmiss Are 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 Part A: Labor Force Participation Q6. Are you going back to the same job or work after this absence? Yes >>Module 4B, pg 26 155 3250 1 yes 2 no 9 don't know Sysmiss 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? Tried to find a salaried or wage job? Module 4: Employment Part A: Labor Force Participation Q7. During the past 4 weeks have you tried in any way to find a salaried or wage job? Yes >>Q10 1020 2385 1 yes 2 no 9 don't know Sysmiss 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? Tried to start your own business/ economic activity? Module 4: Employment Part A: Labor Force Participation Q8. During the past 4 weeks have you tried to start your own business/ economic activity? Yes >>Q11 954 2451 1 yes 2 no 9 don't know Sysmiss Main reason did not look for job Main reason did not look for job Main reason did not look for job Main reason did not look for job Main reason did not look for job Module 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) 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 >>Q13 945 2460 1 student/pupil 2 housewife 3 in retirement 4 old age 5 ill/handicapped 6 in compulsory military service 7 do not want to work 8 have already found a job which will start later 9 awaiting response from employer 10 awaiting recall by employer 11 waiting for busy season 12 believe i do not have any chance to get a job 13 there are no jobs 14 other Sysmiss Main reason you did not look for job - other Main reason you did not look for job - other Main reason you did not look for job - other Main reason you did not look for job - other Main reason you did not look for job - other Module 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 >>Q13 21 ChuÈn bÞ ®i häc Ch¨m con míi sinh Muèn b¸n hµng ¨n s¸ng nh­ng kh«ng ®­îc ngåi vØa hÌ S¾p ®Þnh c­ n­íc ngoµi ch¨m sãc bè ch¨m sãc vî èm chê c¬ héi ®Ó kinh doanh cã bÇu do lín tuæi nªn hä kh«ng nhËn kh«ng ®ñ søc lÝ do G§ nghØ ®Î nghØ ®Ó häc tiÕp sinh con võa thi tèt nghiÕp THPT vµ §¹i häc «n thi §H «n thi ®¹i häc ®ang mang thai ®ang «n thi ®¹i häc ®îi ng­êi gióp Method: through public employment agency? Method: through public employment agency? Method: through public employment agency? Method: through public employment agency? Method: through public employment agency? Module 4: Employment Part A: Labor Force Participation Q10_1. Did you use the following methods to try to find work (or if waiting to start a job, to find that job)? - Through public employment agency? 68 3337 1 yes 2 no Sysmiss Method: through private employment agency Method: through private employment agency Method: through private employment agency Method: through private employment agency Method: through private employment agency Module 4: Employment Part A: Labor Force Participation Q10_2. Did you use the following methods to try to find work (or if waiting to start a job, to find that job)? - Through private employment agency 68 3337 1 yes 2 no Sysmiss Method: through university/school careers' office Method: through university/school careers' office Method: through university/school careers' office Method: through university/school careers' office Method: through university/school careers' office Module 4: Employment Part A: Labor Force Participation Q10_3. Did you use the following methods to try to find work (or if waiting to start a job, to find that job)? - Through university/school careers' office 68 3337 1 yes 2 no Sysmiss 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) Method: through social network (friends/relatives/other) Module 4: Employment Part A: Labor Force Participation Q10_4. Did you use the following methods to try to find work (or if waiting to start a job, to find that job)? - Through social network (friends/relatives/other) 68 3337 1 yes 2 no Sysmiss Method: responded to media ad/ put ad in paper Method: responded to media ad/ put ad in paper Method: responded to media ad/ put ad in paper Method: responded to media ad/ put ad in paper Method: responded to media ad/ put ad in paper Module 4: Employment Part A: Labor Force Participation Q10_5. Did you use the following methods to try to find work (or if waiting to start a job, to find that job)? - Responded to media ad/ put ad in paper 68 3337 1 yes 2 no Sysmiss Method: searched on internet Method: searched on internet Method: searched on internet Method: searched on internet Method: searched on internet Module 4: Employment Part A: Labor Force Participation Q10_6. Did you use the following methods to try to find work (or if waiting to start a job, to find that job)? - Searched on internet 68 3337 1 yes 2 no Sysmiss 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) Method: contacted employers directly (visited/sent letters) Module 4: Employment Part A: Labor Force Participation Q10_7. Did you use the following methods to try to find work (or if waiting to start a job, to find that job)? - Contacted employers directly (visited/sent letters) 68 3337 1 yes 2 no Sysmiss Method: took test for a job Method: took test for a job Method: took test for a job Method: took test for a job Method: took test for a job Module 4: Employment Part A: Labor Force Participation Q10_8. Did you use the following methods to try to find work (or if waiting to start a job, to find that job)? - Took test for a job 68 3337 1 yes 2 no Sysmiss Method: other (specify) Method: other (specify) Method: other (specify) Method: other (specify) Method: other (specify) Module 4: Employment Part A: Labor Force Participation Q10_9. Did you use the following methods to try to find work (or if waiting to start a job, to find that job)? - Other (specify) 68 3337 1 yes 2 no Sysmiss methods... other methods... other methods... other methods... other methods... other Module 4: Employment Part A: Labor Force Participation Q10_10. Did you use the following methods to try to find work (or if waiting to start a job, to find that job)? - Other Number of months you looked for work Number of months you looked for work Number of months you looked for work Number of months you looked for work Number of months you looked for work 76 3329 88 6.513 15.068 Available to start within next 2 weeks Available to start within next 2 weeks Available to start within next 2 weeks Available to start within next 2 weeks Available to start within next 2 weeks Module 4: Employment Part A: Labor Force Participation Q12. Are you available to start work within the next two weeks (if you find work)? 76 3329 1 yes 2 no Sysmiss Lowest monthly wage willing to accept Lowest monthly wage willing to accept Lowest monthly wage willing to accept Lowest monthly wage willing to accept Lowest monthly wage willing to accept Module 4: Employment Part A: Labor Force Participation 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? 104 3301 15000 3720.24 2366.371 USD lowest monthly net wage willing to accept USD lowest monthly net wage willing to accept USD lowest monthly net wage willing to accept USD lowest monthly net wage willing to accept USD lowest monthly net wage willing to accept 104 3301 2051.79 508.877 323.686 Would accept a job with no social security benefits Would accept a job with no social security benefits Would accept a job with no social security benefits Would accept a job with no social security benefits Would accept a job with no social security benefits Module 4: Employment Part A: Labor Force Participation Q14. Would you accept a job that did not offer social insurance benefits? No >>Q16 104 3301 1 yes 2 no Sysmiss Main reason for accepting job without social security Main reason for accepting job without social security Main reason for accepting job without social security Main reason for accepting job without social security Main reason for accepting job without social security Module 4: Employment Part A: Labor Force Participation Q15. What is the main reason why you would accept a job without social insurance benefits? 67 3338 1 social insurance benefits are not important to me 2 i can't afford to pay the contributions 3 i would accept but continue looking for a job with benefits 4 i can receive more money 5 my family will support me if needed 6 i have no choice/ the only jobs available for me are without benefits 7 other Sysmiss Main reason-other Main reason-other Main reason-other Main reason-other Main reason-other Module 4: Employment Part A: Labor Force Participation Q15. What is the main reason why you would accept a job without social insurance benefits? Other (specify) 4 NÕu tr¶ l­¬ng cao cã råi lµm thªm lµm ®Ó cã kinh nghiÖm víi c«ng viÖc phï hîp Since age 15, have worked for pay Since age 15, have worked for pay Since age 15, have worked for pay Since age 15, have worked for pay Since age 15, have worked for pay Module 4: Employment Part A: Labor Force Participation 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 >>Q19 1020 2385 1 yes 2 no Sysmiss Since age 15, has done occasional job for pay Since age 15, has done occasional job for pay Since age 15, has done occasional job for pay Since age 15, has done occasional job for pay Since age 15, has done occasional job for pay Module 4: Employment Part A: Labor Force Participation 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 >>Q19 378 3027 1 yes 2 no Sysmiss Are there any jobs that you can do without education Are there any jobs that you can do without education Are there any jobs that you can do without education Are there any jobs that you can do without education Are there any jobs that you can do without education Module 4: Employment Part A: Labor Force Participation 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 34 358 3047 1 yes 2 no 9 do not know Sysmiss When did your most recent work end?-month When did your most recent work end?-month When did your most recent work end?-month When did your most recent work end?-month When did your most recent work end?-month Module 4: Employment Part A: Labor Force Participation Q19. What month and year did your most recent work end? - Month 661 2744 99 28.132 39.693 When did your most recent work end?-year When did your most recent work end?-year When did your most recent work end?-year When did your most recent work end?-year When did your most recent work end?-year Module 4: Employment Part A: Labor Force Participation Q19. What month and year did your most recent work end? - Year 661 2744 1967 9999 2064.602 693.278 Occupation in most recent job Occupation in most recent job Occupation in most recent job Occupation in most recent job Occupation in most recent job Module 4: Employment Part A: Labor Force Participation Q20. What did you do in this work, that is what was your occupation? 661 2744 11 commissioned armed forces officers 21 non-commissioned armed forces officers 31 armed forces occupations, other ranks 111 legislators and senior officials 112 managing directors and chief executives 121 business services and administration managers 122 sales, marketing and development managers 131 production managers in agriculture, forestry and fisheries 132 manufacturing, mining, construction, and distribution managers 133 information and communications technology service managers 134 professional services managers 141 hotel and restaurant managers 142 retail and wholesale trade managers 143 other services managers 211 physical and earth science professionals 212 mathematicians, actuaries and statisticians 213 life science professionals 214 engineering professionals (excluding electrotechnology) 215 electrotechnology engineers 216 architects, planners, surveyors and designers 221 medical doctors 222 nursing and midwifery professionals 223 traditional and complementary medicine professionals 224 paramedical practitioners 225 veterinarians 226 other health professionals 231 university and higher education teachers 232 vocational education teachers 233 secondary education teachers 234 primary school and early childhood teachers 235 other teaching professionals 241 finance professionals 242 administration professionals 243 sales, marketing and public relations professionals 251 software and applications developers and analysts 252 database and network professionals 261 legal professionals 262 librarians, archivists and curators 263 social and religious professionals 264 authors, journalists and linguists 265 creative and performing artists 311 physical and engineering science technicians 312 mining, manufacturing and construction supervisors 313 process control technicians 314 life science technicians and related associate professionals 315 ship and aircraft controllers and technicians 321 medical and pharmaceutical technicians 322 nursing and midwifery associate professionals 323 traditional and complementary medicine associate professionals 324 veterinary technicians and assistants 325 other health associate professionals 331 financial and mathematical associate professionals 332 sales and purchasing agents and brokers 333 business services agents 334 administrative and specialized secretaries 335 regulatory government associate professionals 341 legal, social and religious associate professionals 342 sports and fitness workers 343 artistic, cultural and culinary associate professionals 351 information and communications technology operations and user support 352 telecommunications and broadcasting technicians 411 general office clerks 412 secretaries (general) 413 keyboard operators 421 tellers, money collectors and related clerks 422 client information workers 431 numerical clerks 432 material-recording and transport clerks 441 other clerical support workers 511 travel attendants, conductors and guides 512 cooks 513 waiters and bartenders 514 hairdressers, beauticians and related workers 515 building and housekeeping supervisors 516 other personal services workers 521 street and market salespersons 522 shop salespersons 523 cashiers and ticket clerks 524 other sales workers 531 child care workers and teachers' aides 532 personal care workers in health services 541 protective services workers 611 market gardeners and crop growers 612 animal producers 613 mixed crop and animal producers 621 forestry and related workers 622 fishery workers, hunters and trappers 631 subsistence crop farmers 632 subsistence livestock farmers 633 subsistence mixed crop and livestock farmers 634 subsistence fishers, hunters, trappers and gatherers 711 building frame and related trades workers 712 building finishers and related trades workers 713 painters, building structure cleaners and related trades workers 721 sheet and structural metal workers, moulders and welders, and related 722 blacksmiths, toolmakers and related trades workers 723 machinery mechanics and repairers 731 handicraft workers 732 printing trades workers 741 electrical equipment installers and repairers 742 electronics and telecommunications installers and repairers workers 751 food processing and related trades workers 752 wood treaters, cabinet-makers and related trades workers 753 garment and related trades workers 754 other craft and related workers 811 mining and mineral processing plant operators 812 metal processing and finishing plant operators 813 chemical and photographic products plant and machine operators 814 rubber, plastic and paper products machine operators 815 textile, fur and leather products machine operators 816 food and related products machine operators 817 wood processing and papermaking plant operators 818 other stationary plant and machine operators 821 assemblers 831 locomotive engine drivers and related workers 832 car, van and motorcycle drivers 833 heavy truck and bus drivers 834 mobile plant operators 835 ships' deck crews and related workers 911 domestic, hotel and office cleaners and helpers 912 vehicle, window, laundry and other hand cleaning workers 921 agricultural, forestry and fishery labourers 931 mining and construction labourers 932 manufacturing labourers 933 transport and storage labourers 941 food preparation assistants 951 street and related service workers 952 street vendors (excluding food) 961 refuse workers 962 other elementary workers Sysmiss 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) Task description of most recent job (1) Module 4: Employment Part A: Labor Force Participation 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) 626 5 nghe ®t, thuª xe, s¾p xÕp lÞch hÑn BVTQ Bu«n b¸n hµng n«ng s¶n (®Ëu, me, ...) B§ B­ng bª cµ phª, röa ly chÐn B­ng bª thøc ¨n cho kh¸ch hµng B­ng bª ®å ¨n, röa chÐn B­ng bª, röa ly B­ng c¬m vµ thøc ¨n cho kh¸ch dän dÑp b¸t ®òa B¶o vÖ B¶o vÖ tr­êng häc B¸n b¸nh Mú t¹i cöa hµng t­ nh©n B¸n cµ phª pha s½n B¸n hµng B¸n hµng (bul«ng, èc vÝt, ®å gia dông) B¸n hµng n«ng s¶n B¸n hµng quÇn ¸o B¸n hµng rau, cñ , qu¶ B¸n hµng thu tiÒn B¸n hµng ¨n s¸ng B¸n mü phÈm theo catalo B¸n n­íc chÌ B¸n quÇn ¸o B¸n thuèc l¸ ë tñ thuèc B¸n thuèc l¸, n­íc chÌ B¸n trøng vÞt lén, s÷a chua, b¸nh giß B¸n vÐ xæ sè B¸n ®å dïng häc sinh, ®å l­u niÖm B¸n ®å ¨n s¸ng, c¬m CN xay s¸t Chuyªn b¸n thuèc T©y ChuyÓn tiÒn cña ng­êi n­íc ngoµi chuyÓn vÒ VN ChuÈn bÞ bµn ghÕ b¸t ®Üa xÕp vapf bµn Ch¨m sãc bÖnh nh©n Ch¨m sãc vÒ dinh d­ìng khÈu phÇn ¨n cho trÎ Cn c«ng ty may th¨ng long Cn thay kim may QA cho thî C«ng nh©n trùc tiÕp s¶n xuÊt C«ng nh©n vËn hµnh m¸y ph¸t ®iÖn C«ng nh©n ®ãng gãi s¶n phÈm b¸nh kÑo C¾t tãc, t¹o kiÓu, uèn C¾t, söa giµy dÐp khi ®· ra s¶n phÈm CÊt hµng vÒ ®i ngoµi ®­êng b¸n cho kh¸ch CËp nhËt sæ s¸ch vµ nhËp sè liÖu Do nhµ may dÖt th¶m len xuÊt khÈu §èng §a s¸t nhËp vµo c«ng ty may ChiÕn Th¾ng nªn c«ng viÖc vÉn lµ dÖt D¹y häc D¹y häc sinh cÊp 1 D¹y tiÕng anh t¹i nhµ D¹y trÎ em, ch¨m sãc trÎ em DÞch vô uèn tãc lµm ®Çu Dän phßng, n­íc, tiÕp kh¸ch Dän röa chÐn, b¸t, qu¸n c¬m Ghi chÐp sæ s¸ch Ghi c«ng ®iÓm cho d©n ®i lµm Ghi sæ s¸ch kÕ to¸n Gia c«ng giÊy vµ ®ãng gãi Giao hµng, bá mèi kÑp t¹i c¸c chî Gi¶ng d¹y Gi¸o viªn d¹y v¨n Giíi thiÖu b¸n hµng s¶n phÈm tiªu dïng (bét giÆt, cµ phª) Giíi thiÖu sp, b¸n sp, thu tiÒn... Giíi thiÖu s¶n phÈm, thuyÕt phôc kh¸ch hµng mua hµng, gãi hµng Gãi kÑo KT v¶i sau khi dÖt, ph©n lo¹i v¶i KTHH QA KiÓm ta, gi¸m s¸t ho¹t ®éng cña c¸c v¨n phßng trung ­¬ng héi LHPNVN t¹i c¸c tØnh phÝa Nam KiÓm tra chÊt l­îng hµng hãa KiÓm tra chÊt l­îng hµng hãa xem cã ®óng yªu cÇu kh«ng KÕ to¸n kho (XuÊt nhËp vËt t­ xÎng, s¾t, t hÐp) KÕ to¸n tiÒn l­¬ng KÕ to¸n tæng hîp t¹i thµnh uû Hµ Néi Lau chïi nhµ cöa, röa b¸t chÐn Lµm sæ s¸ch L¾p r¸p thiÕt bÞ viÔn th«ng, m¸y mãc tµu thuû Massage, géi ®Çu May quÇn ¸o May thuª quÇn ¸o Mü phÈm NVKT Nghiªn cøu c¸c chÊt cña c¸c lo¹i thuèc NghÒ may Nh©n viªn b¸n thuèc thó y cho cöa hµng t­ nh©n t¹i Hµ Néi Nh©n viªn hiÖn tr­êng( coi trùc tiÕp xuÊt nhËp hµng, lµm thñ tôc h¶i quan) NhÆt rau, röa b¸t... dän bµn NhËn hµng ®å gç vÒ b¸n NÊu thøc ¨n phôc vô ®¸m c­íi NÊu, b­ng bª ®å ¨n, dän dÑp, röa chÐn Ph¸t tê r¬i ë c¸c tr­êng häc Phô ca mæ: so¹n dông cô mæ Phô gia ®×nh kh¸c b¸n hµng Phô mÑ b¸n quÇn ¸o ë chî (B¸n lÎ) Phô tr¸ch quÇy thuèc cña bÖnh viÖn Phô x©y ë c¸c ga Phôc vô kh¸ch, lµm båi bµn Qu¶n lý Khoa d­îc BÖnh ViÖn Qu¶n lý c«ng viÖc kÕ to¸n, tµi chÝnh t¹i ng©n hµng Ph¸t triÓn nhµ §ång b»ng s«ng Cöu Long Qu¶n lý gi¸m s¸t, kinh doanh Qu¶n lý vµ bè trÝ c«ng viÖc cho tÊt c¶ nh©n viªn trong phßng, triÓn khai c«ng viÖc Qu¶n lý x©y dùng, söa ch÷a...c¬ së vËt chÊt, tuyÓn dông nh©n sù Qu¶n lý, xö lý th«ng tin vµ c¸c ho¹t ®éng cã liªn quan SX lóa SX m× sîi SX vµ tiªu thô d©y thun quÇn S¶n xuÊt mú sîi S¶n xuÊt n«ng nghiÖp S¾p xÕp ®å phô cho c«ng nh©n may (T¹p vô). Sæ s¸ch Sæ s¸ch kÕ to¸n Sæ s¸ch thèng kª Sö dông ®Üa CD- ROM cµi ®Æt phÇn mÒm m¸y tÝnh Söa ch÷a m¸y mãc Thu ho¹ch lóa, khoai Thu ng©n Thî hµn s× TiÕp thÞ s¶n phÈm cho kh¸ch hµng TiÕp viªn hµng kh«ng TruyÒn ®¹t kiÕn thøc cho häc sinh TruyÒn ®¹t kiÕn thøc xe vµ l¸i xe cho häc sinh Tr«ng thÞ C§ Trång lóa vµ thu ho¹ch vÒ nhµ khi ®Õn mïa T­ vÊn cho kh¸ch mua hµng vµ tÝnh tiÒn T­ vÊn, giíi thiÖu víi kh¸ch hµng vÒ c¸c lo¹i s¶n phÈm cña cöa hµng T×m kiÕm tµi liÖu trªn s¸ch, Internet Tæng hîp ph©n tÝch sè liÖu Tù mua b¸n hµng quÇn ¸o vµ thuª cöa hµng b¸n t¹i phè Hµng C©n Vay tiÒn råi cho vay l¹i VËn hµnh m¸y vËn th¨ng phô hå VËn hµnh m¸y, s¾p diªm vµo hép VÏ, dËp khu«n ¸o cho thî may. X©y dùng, phô hå XÕp, gÊp giÊy biªn dÞch viªn bu«n b¸n c¸c mÆt hµng hairi s¶n bu«n b¸n h¶i s¶n bu«n b¸n quÇn ¸o t¹i cöa hµng bª cç bª g¹ch x¸ch v÷a bª g¹ch, x¸ch v÷a bª v÷a, trén v÷a thî x©y b­ng bª b­ng bª cafe b­ng bª cµ phª b­ng bª hñ tiÕu cho kh¸ch b­ng bª mãn ¨n, xÕp bµn ghÕ cèc chÐn, ®Æt mãn b­ng bª n­íc tÝnh tiÒn b­ng bª röa b¸t chÐn b­ng bª tÝnh tiÒn b­ng bª ®å ¨n b­ng bª ®å ¨n, chuÈn bÞ thøc ¨n cho kh¸ch b­ng khay ®ùng ®å ¨n, bª n­íc b¶o vÖ qu¸n cµ phª b¸n QA b¸n b¸nh b¸n b¸nh m× bón b¸n b¸nh m× pho mai b¸n b¸nh ngät t¹i chî lín b¸n bón b¸n bón èc riªu cua b¸n cafe b¸n cafe, t¹p hãa b¸n chun b¸n cµ phª b¸n cµ phª, nøoc ngät b¸n gas b¸n gµ b¸n g¹ch b¸n g¹o b¸n hoa qu¶ b¸n hoa t­¬i b¸n hµng c¬m b¸n hµng hoa qu¶, n­íc giÈi kh¸t b¸n hµng l­u niÖm b¸n hµng n­íc gi¶i kh¸t b¸n hµng qua m¹ng giao hµng kh«ng më cöa hµng b¸n hµng quÇn ¸o , v¶i t¹i chî b¸n hµng quÇn ¸o thuª b¸n hµng t¹p hãa b¸n hµng vµ tÝnh tiÒn cho kh¸ch b¸n hµng ¨n b¸n hµng ¨n s¸ng b¸n hñ tiÕu chay ngoµi ®­êng b¸n nhu yÕu phÈm, t¹p ho¸ b¸n phô tïng «t« b¸n qa b¸n quÇn ¸o b¸n quÇn ¸o lôa b¸n quÇn ¸o thuª b¸n quÇn ¸o trÎ em b¸n rau b¸n thuèc b¸n thÞt gµ b¸n tr¸i c©y b¸n trøng b¸n vµ t­ vÊn mÉu ®iÖn tho¹i cho kh¸ch hµng b¸n v¶i b¸n vÐ b¸n vßng bi xe m¸y b¸n xe, t©n trang xe ®Ó b¸n l¹i b¸n ®å l­u niÖm, VPP b¸n ®å ¨n cho häc sinh bãc hµng ë siªu thÞ bèc v¸c v¶i xuÊt nhËp vÒ kho cho ®Ìn vµo hép- ®ãng gãi hµng ho¸ chuyªn may quÇn ¸o -BQP chuÈn bÞ b¸o c¸o göi cho kh¸ch hµng chuÈn bÞ vµ b¸n ®å ¨n cho kh¸ch ch¨m sãc bÖnh nh©n ch¨n tr©u bß ch¹y bµn ch¹y bµn qu¸n cµ phª ch¹y d©y ®iÖn chÕ biÕn cafe chÕ biÕn mãn ¨n b¸n cho kh¸ch chÕ biÕn thùc phÈm, nÊu ¨n cho c«ng nh©n chÕ b¶n SGK chÖn bª t«ng chØ ®¹o 29 quËn huyÖn trong thµnh phè chôp h×nh ®iÒu d­ìng chôp ¶nh khachs du lÞch, ®¸m c­íi cung øng vËt liÖu x©y dùng cuon day dong cuèn d©y ®iÖn c©n c¸ vµ mua b¸n c¸ biÓn c«ng nh©n bao b× xÝ nghiÖp bao b× hµ néi c«ng nh©n bèc v¸c hµng ho¸ c«ng nh©n c«ng ty ®iÖn lùc 1 c«ng nh©n kü thuËt ®øng m¸y dÖt th¾ng lîi c«ng nh©n l¸i xe bËc cao c«ng ty xe kh¸ch 14 c«ng nh©n s¶n xuÊt bËt löa c«ng nh©n s¶n xuÊt diªm, c«ng ty diªm Thèng NhÊt c«ng nh©n s¶n xuÊt lèp xe ®¹p c«ng nh©n s¶n xuÊt nhùa c«ng nh©n xÝ nghiÖp chÕ biÕn gç së c«ng nghiÖp Hµ Néi c«ng ty s¶n xuÊt bao b× c«ng ty ¨n uèng c«ng viÖc hµnh chÝnh c¾t may quÇn ¸o c¾t tØa c©y lµm cá, t­íi n­íc ch¨m sãc c©y c¾t v¶i may thµnh quÇn ¸o c¾t vá h¹t ®iÒu c¾t ®Çu chØ trªn quÇn ¸o míi may cña nhµ m¸y may cÊp giÊy phÐp kinh doanh cho c¸c hé cÊy gÆt, gieo m¹ cét ®ay cho vµo bÞch, ®ãng thïng don dÑp, c¾t cá xÝ nghiÖp may hå g­¬m d¸n hoa vµo c¸nh hoa, xÕp l¹i thµnh b«ng hoa d¹y häc d¹y häc sinh cÊp II d¹y häc vµ qu¶n lý trÎ em d¹y l¸i m¸y bay d¹y líp bÐ mÉu gi¸o móa h¸t d¹y mÇm non d¹y ng÷ v¨n d¹y sinh vËt d¹y tiÓu häc d¹y tiÕng anh d¹y to¸n tÊt c¶ c¸c líp d¹y v¨n d¹y v¨n ho¸, d¹y may cho trÎ con th­¬ng binh liÖt sÜ, må c«i d¹y ®µn ghi ta dËy häc dÖt lôa dÖt v¶i dÖt v¶i t¹i hé dän bµn bª thøc ¨n cho kh¸ch dän dÑp nhµ cöa dän dÑp nhµ cöa, ®i chî nÊu c¬m cho hé kh¸c dän dÑp nhµ vµ nÊu c¬m cho hé kh¸c dän dÑp,lau chïi,röa chÐn dän hµng, ®­a hµng cho KH dù to¸n, kiÓm so¸t vËt t­, kiÓm so¸t nh©n sù ghi chÐp sè liÖu xuÊt, nhËp khÈu vËt t­ ghi chÐp sè liÖu( sè l­îng hµng ho¸, doanh thu) ghi chÐp, chÊm c«ng cho c«ng nh©n lao ®éng ghi sæ kÕ to¸n ghi sæ s¸ch kÕ to¸n ghi sæ tÝnh to¸n tæng hîp gia c«ng c¸c s¶n phÈm c¬ khÝ giao dÞch kh¸ch hµng , th­ ký ghi chÐp gieo m¹, cÊy lóa, ch¨n nu«i gi¶i kh¸t gi¶ng d¹y gi¶ng d¹y trªn líp m«n V¨n gi¸m s¸t thi c«ng gi¸o viªn tiÓu häc giíi thiÖu vµ qu¶ng c¸o néi thÊt gióp viÖc gi÷ sæ s¸ch kÕ to¸n gi÷ sæ s¸ch thèng kª ë phßng kü thuËt gÆt lóa, gióp G§ gß hµn s¾t thÐp gãi thuèc gäi mãn cho kh¸ch hoµn chØnh s¸ch hoµn thiÖn s¶n phÈm lµm ra ®Ìn dÇu ho¹t ®éng c«ng t¸c ®¶ng huÊn luyÖn sü quan h­íng dÉn häc sinh h­íng dÉn sinh viªn ®o l­êng v« tuyÕn ®iÖn h­íng dÉn truyÒn ®¹t kiÕn thøc cho häc sinh hµn, kÐo s¾t sîi hµng ngµy bèc v¸c lªn xe, vµo kho hËu cÇn hç trî kh¸ch hµng trªn m¹ng in v¨n hoa lªn v¶i iptersolf xuÊt nhËp khÈu kh kh©u giÇy kh©u may giÇy thñ c«ng kh¸ch hµng kh¸m ch÷a r¨ng kiem so luong kinh doanh ¨n uèng kinh doanh ®å ®iÖn gia dông nhá kinh tÕ hé gia ®×nh kiÓm chÊt l­îng hµng, ®­a giÇy vµo hép kiÓm so¸t sè l­îng hµng kiÓm tra chÊt l­pùng s¶n phÈm m¸y sau khi hoµn thµnh kiÓm tra chÊt l­îng c«ng tr×nh cÇu ®­êng kiÓm tra gi¸m s¸t ho¹t ®éng cña c¸c bé phËn trong xÜ nghiÖp theo qui chÕ kiÓm tra hµng hãa c¶ng kiÓm tra kiÓm so¸t nî cho c«ng ty t­ nh©n kiÓm tra kÕ ho¹ch lµm ë c¸c n¬i s¶n xuÊt kiÓm tra vµ l¾p ®Æt c«ng t¬ kt kÐo d©y ®ång kÕ to¸n ban x©y dùng söa ch÷a nhµ quËn 8 kÕ to¸n kho kÕ to¸n kho d­îc liÖu, d­îc phÈm phßng y tÕ quËn b×nh th¹nh kÕ to¸n tæng hîp kÕ to¸n viªn kÕ to¸n viªn : nhËn l­¬ng, tr¶ l­¬ng kü thuËt luyÖn kim ký duyÖt hå s¬ cña c¸c doanh nghiÖp ®Õn lµm thñ tôc hµng ho¸ xuÊt nhËp khÈu liªn kÕt xuÊt b¶n l­u gi÷ hå s¬ l­u gi÷ sæ s¸ch l­u sæ s¸ch, kho bÕp lµm bÕp tr­ëng ë c«ng ty c¬ khÝ Sµi Gßn lµm cho c«ng ty thuèc thó y lµm chøng tõ vËn chuyÓn hµng hãa lµm c¸c viÖc v¨n phßng lµm d©y chuyÒn gãi mú t«m lµm may quÇn ¸o cho c«ng ty lµm nh«m kÝnh, ®å néi thÊt, ngo¹i thÊt lµm phßng chuyªn nhÉn , b«ng tai lµm thñ quü thu ph¸t tiÒn tiÕt kiÖm lµm vµnh kh©u nãn lµm vÒ kh©u ®Õ giÇy lµm ®Êt, gieo trång, ch¨m bãn, thu ho¹ch lµm ®Ñp mãng tay ch©n lµm ë kh©u dÖt l¸i taxi l¸i xe l¸i xe oto l¸i xe t¶i l¾p r¸p ®ai èc l¾p ®Æt thiÕt bÞ lÊy gnuyªn liÖu theo yªu cÇu lÊy quµ cho vµo hép vµ gãi l¹i lËp hå s¬, danh s¸ch, më tµi kho¶n cho kh¸ch lËp tr×nh mangj lÔ t©n kh¸ch s¹n lät x¸ bá chØ vµo èng lét vá t«m mang thøc ¨n vµ n­íc phôc vô bµn marketting may may c«ng nghiÖp may ga gèi xuÊt khÈu may gia c«ng giÇy dÐp may gia c«ng quÇn ¸o may gia c«ng tói kho¸c may mµn may quÇn ¸o may quÇn ¸o cho kh¸ch may quÇn ¸o cho kh¸ch hµng may quÇn ¸o lôa t¹i x­ëng may may viÒn cæ may tói ñi ®å may viÒn may tói r¸p ®å may ®o quÇn ¸o mua b¸n quÇn ¸o may s½n cho ng­êi tiªu dïng mua c¸ cña tµu råi ®i b¸n lÎ mua vµ b¸n quÇn ¸o m¸y vµ hoµn thiÖn quÇn ¸o m¹, chµ s¸ng kimlo¹i mÇm non mãc ®an len theo yªu cÇu më qu¸n ¨n phôc vô ¨n uèng më ®¹i lý kinh doanh x¨ng. bÕp ga nghiªn cøu d©n téc vµ t«n gi¸o nh©n viªn kÕ to¸n nh©n viªn ng©n hµng nh©n viªn phßng kÕ to¸n nh©n viªn phßng kÕ to¸n cty l­¬ng thùc Hoµ B×nh nhµ hµng nhµo bét, c¾t bét ra tõng khóc råi cho vµo lß n­íng nhËn phô tïng « t«, c©y x¨ng cÊp chp c¸c c«ng ty x¨ng dÇu nhËp sè liÖu mua vµ b¸n nhæ cá t­íi c©y nÆn b¸nh ®­a b¸nh vµo lß nÊu c¸c mãn ¨n vµ b¸n nÊu mñ cao su nÊu thuèc ph¸o nÊu thuû tinh nÊu vµ b¸n c¬m nÊu ¨n nÊu ¨n cho tËp ®oµn s¶n xu©t mú nÊu ¨n röa chÐn pha chÕ pha chÕ c¸c lo¹i n­íc gi¶i kh¸t pha chÕ r­îu, nÕm pha chÕ thuèc ë khoa d­îc bÖnh viÖn 108 phiªn dÞch tiÕng hoa phßng TC- HC phßng kinh doanh phã chñ tÞch ng©n hµng quèc tÕ cña viÖt nam t¹i nga phô bµn phô b¸c sÜ ®ì ®Î phô hå phô may quÇn ¸o phô nÒ phô qu¸n b¸n phë ch¹y bµn phô tr¸ch l¸i xe phô tr¸ch thiÕt kÕ gi¸m s¸t c«ng tr×nh phô vô kh¸ch du lÞch phô ®ãng gãi b¸nh quay phim qu¶n lý qu¶n lý hµng hãa qu¶n lý ng­êi vµ ph­¬ng tiÖn hµng ho¶tong qu¸ tr×nh vËn chuyÓn qu¶n lý th«ng tin, tµi liªu... §/c c«ng ty: Sè 1 Trµng TiÒn qu¶n lý vµ ®iÒu hµnh qu¶n lý, lµm b¸o c¸o tµi chÝnh qu¶ng c¸o s¶n phÈm t¹i siªu thÞ quÇn ¸o quÇn ¸o thêi trang quËn 10 quÐt dän quÐt dän lau chïi trong nhµ m¸y, bèc chai lä bá v« thïng ®ãng gãi rao hµng gióp kh¸ch hµng chän quÇn ¸o thu tiÒn san mÆt ®­êng, r¶i nhùa ®­êng se d©y tõ m« t¬ nhá sang m« t¬ lín sx c¸ viªn b¸n lÎ ë chî sx giµy s¶n xuÊt cao su s¶n xuÊt giµy s¶n xuÊt giÇy s¶n xuÊt l­¬ng thùc t¹i nhµ s¶n xuÊt quÇn ¸o thêi trang s¶n xuÊt sîi s¶n xuÊt thuèc s¸ch, truyÖn s¾p v¶i lªn gi¸ lÊy v¶i ®· in ra ph¬i s¾p xÕp NS, lªn KH tuyÓn NS s¾p xÕp tµi liÖu nhËp sè liÖu sÜ quan qu©n ®éi sæ s¸ch kÕ to¸n söa ch÷a xe « t« söa ch÷a m¸y c«ng cô nhµ m¸y xe löa gia l©m söa ch÷a vµ b¶o hµnh m¸y tÝnh söa ch÷a xe m¸y söa ch÷a ®iÖn söa ch÷a ®å ®iÖn söa ch÷a èng n­íc söa quÇn ¸o söa ti vi s÷a c« g¸i hµ lan sü quan chØ huy tham m­u chÝnh s¸ch ptkt ®Þa ph­¬ng thanh to¸n vËt t­ thay ®­êng èng ®ång hå thiÕt kÐ mÉu thiÕt kÕ mÉu qu¶ng c¸o thiÕt kÕ trang 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bé t¹i nhµ t¹p vô tÕt sîi thµnh th¶m tÝnh l­¬ng, sæ s¸ch tÝnh thuÕ vµ ®i thu thuÕ tÝnh tiÒn c¬m cho kh¸ch tù bu«n b¸n quÇn ¸o ë n­íc ngoµi uèn tãc uèn tãc thuª vchh ve chai v¸c v¶i b¸n ra vµ nhËp kho v¾t sæ thÇu khuy quÇn bß vËn chuyÓn rau qu¶ tíi nhµ hµng vËn ®éng sinh ®Î cã kÕ ho¹ch vÏ b¶n ®å xem xÐt c¸c thÞ tr­êng tµi chÝnh, t­ vÊn cho kh¸ch hµng xuÊt nhËp hµng thùc phÈm xuÊt nhËp vËt liÖu x©y dùng x©y dùng nhµ, tr¸t xi m¨ng x©y dùng ®­êng d©y vµ tr¹m biÕn ¸p x©y nhµ x©y t­êng , l¸t nÒn x©y, c¾t s¾t, ... x«ng nh©n s¶n xuÊt s¨m lèp c«ng ty cao su Sao vµng HN xÕp d¸n bao th­ xÕp giÊy xóc ®©t c«ng tr×nh xóc ®Êt lµm mãng ®æ nÒn nhµ y sü y t¸ §an len, ¸o mò len §i cÊy §iÒu hµnh hµng xuÊt nhËp , ®iÒu hµnh nh©n viªn trong phßng kÕ ho¹ch thÞ tr­êng §¸nh m¸y, ghi chÐp sæ s¸ch, chøng tõ kÕ to¸n §øng líp gi¶ng bµi cho sinh viªn §H Ngo¹i Th­¬ng §øng may d©y chuyÒn §øng m¸y kiÓm tra vá ti vi §øng qu¶ng c¸o s¶n phÈm trong siªu thÞ ®i cïng c«ng an tuÇn tra khu phè ®i du lÞch theo tour dÉn kh¸ch ®i 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Sau ®ã ¨n hoa hång cña nhµ m¹ng ®­a th­ trung t©m b­u chÝnh sµi gßn ®­a thãc vµo m¸y x¸t ®µo ®­êng ®Ó ®Æt èng n­íc ®µo ®Êt, l¾p m¸y ®iÖn n­íc ®¸nh bãng R«t« qu¹t m¸y cho tiÖm söa ch÷a qu¹t ®iÖn ®¸nh m¸y ®¸nh m¸y so¹n v¨n b¶n ®¸nh m¸y, s¾p xÕp tµi liÖu ®¸nh s¸ng ®inh vÝt ®Õm tiÒn ®ãng gãi d­îc , mü phÈm ®æ bª t«ng ®øng d©y chuyÒn nhµ m¸y ®øng m¸y dÖt v¶i ®øng m¸y in 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) Task description of most recent job (2) Module 4: Employment Part A: Labor Force Participation 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) 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) Task description of most recent job (3) Module 4: Employment Part A: Labor Force Participation 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) Years in occupation Years in occupation Years in occupation Years in occupation Years in occupation Module 4: Employment Part A: Labor Force Participation Q22. How many years did you work in total in [Occupation in Q.20]? 661 2744 45 12.938 11.864 Months in occupation Months in occupation Months in occupation Months in occupation Months in occupation Module 4: Employment Part A: Labor Force Participation Q22. How many months did you work in total in [Occupation in Q.20]? 661 2744 29 0.607 2.031 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? Did you start actively looking for another job? Module 4: Employment Part A: Labor Force Participation Q23. Did you start actively looking for another work after this work ended? 661 2744 1 yes 2 no Sysmiss Why 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 Part A: Labor Force Participation Q24. What was the main reason you stopped working? Do not read responses 661 2744 1 you were fired 2 enterprise you worked for closed 3 your own business / economic actvity failed 4 low wage/bad working conditions 5 you moved to another area 6 end of contract/ business slowdown 7 family, health, personal reasons 8 employer reduced your work hours 9 to continue education 10 retired 11 other Sysmiss why did you stop working - other why did you stop working - other why did you stop working - other why did you stop working - other why did you stop working - other Module 4: Employment Part A: Labor Force Participation Q24. What was the main reason you stopped working? Other 29 .®ßi hái tr×nh ®é cao h¬n BÞ bÖnh Ch¨m sãc gia ®×nh Chñ chñi m¾ng qu¸ nhiÒu Chñ doanh nghiÖp bÞ mÊt (chÕt) HÕt h¹n thuª ®Þa ®iÓm Kh«ng thÝch hîp Sinh con chÕ ®é 176 chê viÖc phï hîp cã ai gäi vÉn ®i lµm do chuyÓn ®æi khu c«ng nghiÖp hÕt ®Êt SX gi¶m biªn chÕ hÕt nhiÖm kú c«ng t¸c kh«ng cã viÖc kh«ng muèn ë n­íc b¹n kh«ng thÝch hîp lµm thêi vô m«i tr­êng kh«ng phï hîp nghØ ng¬i tuæi giµ nhµ n­íc thu håi mÆt b»ng néi trî ch¨m sãc gia ®×nh ph­êng bÞ gi¶i to¶ ph­êng kh«ng cho b¸n t¹i ®iÓm ®ã sña l¹i cöa hµng thiÕu mÆt b»ng kinh doanh tuæi giµ §Þnh c­ n­íc ngoµi Type of employment Type of employment Type of employment Type of employment Type of employment Module 4: Employment Part A: Labor Force Participation Q25. What type of employment was this work? Employee / salary job >>Q29 Unpaid worker in family business >>Q29 Other (specify) >>Q29 Read out all responses 661 2744 1 employee / salary job 2 self-employed, owner with or without hired labor 3 unpaid worker in family business 4 other Sysmiss Type of employment-other Type of employment-other Type of employment-other Type of employment-other Type of employment-other Module 4: Employment Part A: Labor Force Participation Q25. What type of employment was this work? Other (specify) Other (specify) >>Q29 9 LÊy chång sinh con Néi trî c«ng viÖc g ®×nh gióp thªm víi mÑ kh«ng cã tiÒn c«ng lao ®éng gia ®×nh lµm cho g® néi trî ë nhµ ch¨m sãc con 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? Did you work in a wage job? Module 4: Employment Part A: Labor Force Participation Q26. Before this self-employment work, did you work in a wage job? No >>Q29 112 3293 1 yes 2 no Sysmiss 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? Had social security benefits in this wage job? Module 4: Employment Part A: Labor Force Participation Q27. Did you have social insurance benefits in this wage job? 63 3342 1 yes 2 no Sysmiss Why 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 Part A: Labor Force Participation Q28. What was the main reason you stopped this wage job? Do not read responses 63 3342 1 you were fired 2 enterprise you worked for closed 3 wanted to start own business/ own economic activity 4 low wage/bad working conditions 5 retired 6 you moved to another area 7 end of contract 8 family, health, personal reasons 9 employer reduced work hours 10 to continue education 11 other Sysmiss Why did you stop wage job - other Why did you stop wage job - other Why did you stop wage job - other Why did you stop wage job - other Why did you stop wage job - other Module 4: Employment Part A: Labor Force Participation Q28. What was the main reason you stopped this wage job? Other 4 Gi¶m biªn chÕ gi¸ yÕu kh«ng thÝch hîp m¸t søc lao ®éng 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? Any other kinds of work you can do? Module 4: Employment Part A: Labor Force Participation 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, pg34 661 2744 1 yes 2 no Sysmiss Kind 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 answers 231 3174 11 commissioned armed forces officers 21 non-commissioned armed forces officers 31 armed forces occupations, other ranks 111 legislators and senior officials 112 managing directors and chief executives 121 business services and administration managers 122 sales, marketing and development managers 131 production managers in agriculture, forestry and fisheries 132 manufacturing, mining, construction, and distribution managers 133 information and communications technology service managers 134 professional services managers 141 hotel and restaurant managers 142 retail and wholesale trade managers 143 other services managers 211 physical and earth science professionals 212 mathematicians, actuaries and statisticians 213 life science professionals 214 engineering professionals (excluding electrotechnology) 215 electrotechnology engineers 216 architects, planners, surveyors and designers 221 medical doctors 222 nursing and midwifery professionals 223 traditional and complementary medicine professionals 224 paramedical practitioners 225 veterinarians 226 other health professionals 231 university and higher education teachers 232 vocational education teachers 233 secondary education teachers 234 primary school and early childhood teachers 235 other teaching professionals 241 finance professionals 242 administration professionals 243 sales, marketing and public relations professionals 251 software and applications developers and analysts 252 database and network professionals 261 legal professionals 262 librarians, archivists and curators 263 social and religious professionals 264 authors, journalists and linguists 265 creative and performing artists 311 physical and engineering science technicians 312 mining, manufacturing and construction supervisors 313 process control technicians 314 life science technicians and related associate professionals 315 ship and aircraft controllers and technicians 321 medical and pharmaceutical technicians 322 nursing and midwifery associate professionals 323 traditional and complementary medicine associate professionals 324 veterinary technicians and assistants 325 other health associate professionals 331 financial and mathematical associate professionals 332 sales and purchasing agents and brokers 333 business services agents 334 administrative and specialized secretaries 335 regulatory government associate professionals 341 legal, social and religious associate professionals 342 sports and fitness workers 343 artistic, cultural and culinary associate professionals 351 information and communications technology operations and user support 352 telecommunications and broadcasting technicians 411 general office clerks 412 secretaries (general) 413 keyboard operators 421 tellers, money collectors and related clerks 422 client information workers 431 numerical clerks 432 material-recording and transport clerks 441 other clerical support workers 511 travel attendants, conductors and guides 512 cooks 513 waiters and bartenders 514 hairdressers, beauticians and related workers 515 building and housekeeping supervisors 516 other personal services workers 521 street and market salespersons 522 shop salespersons 523 cashiers and ticket clerks 524 other sales workers 531 child care workers and teachers' aides 532 personal care workers in health services 541 protective services workers 611 market gardeners and crop growers 612 animal producers 613 mixed crop and animal producers 621 forestry and related workers 622 fishery workers, hunters and trappers 631 subsistence crop farmers 632 subsistence livestock farmers 633 subsistence mixed crop and livestock farmers 634 subsistence fishers, hunters, trappers and gatherers 711 building frame and related trades workers 712 building finishers and related trades workers 713 painters, building structure cleaners and related trades workers 721 sheet and structural metal workers, moulders and welders, and related 722 blacksmiths, toolmakers and related trades workers 723 machinery mechanics and repairers 731 handicraft workers 732 printing trades workers 741 electrical equipment installers and repairers 742 electronics and telecommunications installers and repairers workers 751 food processing and related trades workers 752 wood treaters, cabinet-makers and related trades workers 753 garment and related trades workers 754 other craft and related workers 811 mining and mineral processing plant operators 812 metal processing and finishing plant operators 813 chemical and photographic products plant and machine operators 814 rubber, plastic and paper products machine operators 815 textile, fur and leather products machine operators 816 food and related products machine operators 817 wood processing and papermaking plant operators 818 other stationary plant and machine operators 821 assemblers 831 locomotive engine drivers and related workers 832 car, van and motorcycle drivers 833 heavy truck and bus drivers 834 mobile plant operators 835 ships' deck crews and related workers 911 domestic, hotel and office cleaners and helpers 912 vehicle, window, laundry and other hand cleaning workers 921 agricultural, forestry and fishery labourers 931 mining and construction labourers 932 manufacturing labourers 933 transport and storage labourers 941 food preparation assistants 951 street and related service workers 952 street vendors (excluding food) 961 refuse workers 962 other elementary workers Sysmiss Kind 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 answers 44 3361 11 commissioned armed forces officers 21 non-commissioned armed forces officers 31 armed forces occupations, other ranks 111 legislators and senior officials 112 managing directors and chief executives 121 business services and administration managers 122 sales, marketing and development managers 131 production managers in agriculture, forestry and fisheries 132 manufacturing, mining, construction, and distribution managers 133 information and communications technology service managers 134 professional services managers 141 hotel and restaurant managers 142 retail and wholesale trade managers 143 other services managers 211 physical and earth science professionals 212 mathematicians, actuaries and statisticians 213 life science professionals 214 engineering professionals (excluding electrotechnology) 215 electrotechnology engineers 216 architects, planners, surveyors and designers 221 medical doctors 222 nursing and midwifery professionals 223 traditional and complementary medicine professionals 224 paramedical practitioners 225 veterinarians 226 other health professionals 231 university and higher education teachers 232 vocational education teachers 233 secondary education teachers 234 primary school and early childhood teachers 235 other teaching professionals 241 finance professionals 242 administration professionals 243 sales, marketing and public relations professionals 251 software and applications developers and analysts 252 database and network professionals 261 legal professionals 262 librarians, archivists and curators 263 social and religious professionals 264 authors, journalists and linguists 265 creative and performing artists 311 physical and engineering science technicians 312 mining, manufacturing and construction supervisors 313 process control technicians 314 life science technicians and related associate professionals 315 ship and aircraft controllers and technicians 321 medical and pharmaceutical technicians 322 nursing and midwifery associate professionals 323 traditional and complementary medicine associate professionals 324 veterinary technicians and assistants 325 other health associate professionals 331 financial and mathematical associate professionals 332 sales and purchasing agents and brokers 333 business services agents 334 administrative and specialized secretaries 335 regulatory government associate professionals 341 legal, social and religious associate professionals 342 sports and fitness workers 343 artistic, cultural and culinary associate professionals 351 information and communications technology operations and user support 352 telecommunications and broadcasting technicians 411 general office clerks 412 secretaries (general) 413 keyboard operators 421 tellers, money collectors and related clerks 422 client information workers 431 numerical clerks 432 material-recording and transport clerks 441 other clerical support workers 511 travel attendants, conductors and guides 512 cooks 513 waiters and bartenders 514 hairdressers, beauticians and related workers 515 building and housekeeping supervisors 516 other personal services workers 521 street and market salespersons 522 shop salespersons 523 cashiers and ticket clerks 524 other sales workers 531 child care workers and teachers' aides 532 personal care workers in health services 541 protective services workers 611 market gardeners and crop growers 612 animal producers 613 mixed crop and animal producers 621 forestry and related workers 622 fishery workers, hunters and trappers 631 subsistence crop farmers 632 subsistence livestock farmers 633 subsistence mixed crop and livestock farmers 634 subsistence fishers, hunters, trappers and gatherers 711 building frame and related trades workers 712 building finishers and related trades workers 713 painters, building structure cleaners and related trades workers 721 sheet and structural metal workers, moulders and welders, and related 722 blacksmiths, toolmakers and related trades workers 723 machinery mechanics and repairers 731 handicraft workers 732 printing trades workers 741 electrical equipment installers and repairers 742 electronics and telecommunications installers and repairers workers 751 food processing and related trades workers 752 wood treaters, cabinet-makers and related trades workers 753 garment and related trades workers 754 other craft and related workers 811 mining and mineral processing plant operators 812 metal processing and finishing plant operators 813 chemical and photographic products plant and machine operators 814 rubber, plastic and paper products machine operators 815 textile, fur and leather products machine operators 816 food and related products machine operators 817 wood processing and papermaking plant operators 818 other stationary plant and machine operators 821 assemblers 831 locomotive engine drivers and related workers 832 car, van and motorcycle drivers 833 heavy truck and bus drivers 834 mobile plant operators 835 ships' deck crews and related workers 911 domestic, hotel and office cleaners and helpers 912 vehicle, window, laundry and other hand cleaning workers 921 agricultural, forestry and fishery labourers 931 mining and construction labourers 932 manufacturing labourers 933 transport and storage labourers 941 food preparation assistants 951 street and related service workers 952 street vendors (excluding food) 961 refuse workers 962 other elementary workers Sysmiss Kind 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 answers 7 3398 11 commissioned armed forces officers 21 non-commissioned armed forces officers 31 armed forces occupations, other ranks 111 legislators and senior officials 112 managing directors and chief executives 121 business services and administration managers 122 sales, marketing and development managers 131 production managers in agriculture, forestry and fisheries 132 manufacturing, mining, construction, and distribution managers 133 information and communications technology service managers 134 professional services managers 141 hotel and restaurant managers 142 retail and wholesale trade managers 143 other services managers 211 physical and earth science professionals 212 mathematicians, actuaries and statisticians 213 life science professionals 214 engineering professionals (excluding electrotechnology) 215 electrotechnology engineers 216 architects, planners, surveyors and designers 221 medical doctors 222 nursing and midwifery professionals 223 traditional and complementary medicine professionals 224 paramedical practitioners 225 veterinarians 226 other health professionals 231 university and higher education teachers 232 vocational education teachers 233 secondary education teachers 234 primary school and early childhood teachers 235 other teaching professionals 241 finance professionals 242 administration professionals 243 sales, marketing and public relations professionals 251 software and applications developers and analysts 252 database and network professionals 261 legal professionals 262 librarians, archivists and curators 263 social and religious professionals 264 authors, journalists and linguists 265 creative and performing artists 311 physical and engineering science technicians 312 mining, manufacturing and construction supervisors 313 process control technicians 314 life science technicians and related associate professionals 315 ship and aircraft controllers and technicians 321 medical and pharmaceutical technicians 322 nursing and midwifery associate professionals 323 traditional and complementary medicine associate professionals 324 veterinary technicians and assistants 325 other health associate professionals 331 financial and mathematical associate professionals 332 sales and purchasing agents and brokers 333 business services agents 334 administrative and specialized secretaries 335 regulatory government associate professionals 341 legal, social and religious associate professionals 342 sports and fitness workers 343 artistic, cultural and culinary associate professionals 351 information and communications technology operations and user support 352 telecommunications and broadcasting technicians 411 general office clerks 412 secretaries (general) 413 keyboard operators 421 tellers, money collectors and related clerks 422 client information workers 431 numerical clerks 432 material-recording and transport clerks 441 other clerical support workers 511 travel attendants, conductors and guides 512 cooks 513 waiters and bartenders 514 hairdressers, beauticians and related workers 515 building and housekeeping supervisors 516 other personal services workers 521 street and market salespersons 522 shop salespersons 523 cashiers and ticket clerks 524 other sales workers 531 child care workers and teachers' aides 532 personal care workers in health services 541 protective services workers 611 market gardeners and crop growers 612 animal producers 613 mixed crop and animal producers 621 forestry and related workers 622 fishery workers, hunters and trappers 631 subsistence crop farmers 632 subsistence livestock farmers 633 subsistence mixed crop and livestock farmers 634 subsistence fishers, hunters, trappers and gatherers 711 building frame and related trades workers 712 building finishers and related trades workers 713 painters, building structure cleaners and related trades workers 721 sheet and structural metal workers, moulders and welders, and related 722 blacksmiths, toolmakers and related trades workers 723 machinery mechanics and repairers 731 handicraft workers 732 printing trades workers 741 electrical equipment installers and repairers 742 electronics and telecommunications installers and repairers workers 751 food processing and related trades workers 752 wood treaters, cabinet-makers and related trades workers 753 garment and related trades workers 754 other craft and related workers 811 mining and mineral processing plant operators 812 metal processing and finishing plant operators 813 chemical and photographic products plant and machine operators 814 rubber, plastic and paper products machine operators 815 textile, fur and leather products machine operators 816 food and related products machine operators 817 wood processing and papermaking plant operators 818 other stationary plant and machine operators 821 assemblers 831 locomotive engine drivers and related workers 832 car, van and motorcycle drivers 833 heavy truck and bus drivers 834 mobile plant operators 835 ships' deck crews and related workers 911 domestic, hotel and office cleaners and helpers 912 vehicle, window, laundry and other hand cleaning workers 921 agricultural, forestry and fishery labourers 931 mining and construction labourers 932 manufacturing labourers 933 transport and storage labourers 941 food preparation assistants 951 street and related service workers 952 street vendors (excluding food) 961 refuse workers 962 other elementary workers Sysmiss Usual 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, pg34 218 Bu«n b¸n VLXD Bu«n b¸n hoa qu¶ Bu«n b¸n ngoµi chî B­ng bª B­ng bª t¹i nhµ hµng B­ng bª ®å ¨n hoÆc ®å uèng B¶o vÖ B¸n b¶o hiÓm B¸n hµng B¸n hµng cho ng­êi kh¸c B¸n hµng kh«, hµng ¨n B¸n hµng qua m¹ng B¸n hµng quÇn ¸o B¸n hµng thêi trang B¸n hµng ¨n s¸ng b¸n quÇn ¸o B¸n thuèc B¸n thÞt B¸n t¹p hãa B¸n ®å uèng B¸nh kÑo t¹p hãa CS tr«ng trÎ CS trÎ em Cµi ®Æt, söa ch÷a thiÕt bÞ ®iÖn D¹y Ngo¹i ng÷ D¹y Sinh, Lý, Hãa, tin D¹y häc D¹y häc sinh cÊp 3 m«n Lý DÞch tµi liÖu tõ tiÕng anh Gióp gi¸o viªn d¹y tiÕng anh cho trÎ em Hoµn thiÖn c«ng tr×nh x©y dùng H¹ch to¸n sæ s¸ch KD b¸n hµng Kh¸m, ch÷a bÖnh KÌm cÆp hs Lau, dän dÑp nhµ cöa L¨p ®Æt ®iÒu hßa ,söa ch÷a tivi, tñ l¹nh. Lµm tiÒn l­¬ng thu chi L¸i xe LËp tr×nh c¸c ng«n ng÷ May quÇn ¸o Më cöa hµng kinh doanh c¸c mÆt hµng d©n dông NÊu ®å ¨n Söa ch÷a « t« Thu tiÒn cña kh¸ch hµng Thèng kª sæ s¸ch, h¹ch to¸n, tÝnh to¸n T­ vÊn, soi da TËp huÊn ng¾n ngµy TÝnh to¸n sæ s¸ch bª n­íc ®å ¨n cho kh¸ch b­ng bª phôc vô cho kh¸ch b­¬ng thøc ¨n b¶o vÖ b¸c sü kh¸m ®a khoa b¸n b¶o hiÓm b¸n b¸nh b¸n cµ phª gi¶i kh¸t b¸n hµng b¸n hµng n­íc b¸n hµng quÇn ¸o b¸n hµng trªn mang b¸n hµng trªn m¹ng b¸n hµng t¹p ho¸ b¸n hµng t¹p hãa thêi trang b¸n hµng t¹p hãa, thêi trang b¸n hµng ¨n b¸n hµng ¨n, uèng b¸n hµng ®iÖn l¹nh, t­ vÊn vÒ sp b¸n hµng ®­a hµng b¸n quÇn ¸o b¸n quÇn ¸o giµy dÐp b¸n s¸ch b¸n s÷a b¸n thuª trong cöa hµng b¸n thuèc b¸n thuèc t©n d­îc b¸n thuèc t©y b¸n t¹p hãa b¸n ®å gia dông b¸n ®å ¨n nhanh chapf, tiÕp ®ãn vµ lµm thñ tôc cho kh¸ch ch¨m sãc kh¸ch hµng ch¨m sãc trÎ ch¨m sãc trÎ mÇm non t¹i tr­êng mÇm non ch¨m sãc, tr«ng nom trÎ em ch¹y bµn phôc vô quÇn ¸o chÕ biÕn mãn ¨n chôp vµ röa ¶nh cho kh¸ch csãc bn di d¹y ë trung t©m d¸n hoa, xÕp vµ d¸n bao b× d¹y c¸c líp THPT m«n tù nhiªn d¹y häc d¹y häc sinh phæ th«ng d¹y häc sinh tõ líp 3 ®Õn líp 9 d¹y kÌm häc sinh THPT d¹y kÌm häc sinh m«n lý, anh v¨n d¹y ngo¹i ng÷ d¹y tiÕng anh tiÓu häc d¹y vi tÝnh cho häc sinh tiÓu häc d¹y ®¸nh tennis dÞch tiÕng hoa fayj häc gia s­ cho c¸c ch¸u tõ trung häc trë xuèng gi¶ng d¹y cho häc sinh cÊo 3 gi¶ng d¹y m«n v¨n giíi thiÖu s¶n phÈm giíi thiÖu s¶n phÈm cho kh¸ch hµng gi÷ gi×n trËt tù, an ninh gi÷ sæ s¸ch, thñ quü h­íng dÉn sö dông m¸y vi tÝnh kh¸m ch÷a bÖnh cho trÎ kinh doanh kinh doanh b¸n tæng hîp c¸c s¶n phÈm kiÓm to¸n NH kiÓm tra giÊy tê sæ s¸ch kt kÕ to¸n tæng hîp l©p cl kd lµm phÇn mÒm lµm phô viÖc gËp giÊy c¾t giÊy lµm thuª l¸i xe lam 3 b¸nh l¸i xe t¶i vËn chuyÓn hµng hãa lËp tr×nh wesite, thiÕt kÕ c¬ së d÷ liªuj, lËp tr×nh phÇn mÒm m¸y tÝnh vµ thiÕt bÞ di ®éng makettinh Du lÞch mang thøc ¨n vµ nc uèng cho kh¸ch may quÇn ¸o may quÇn ¸o ë nhµ may theo c«ng ®o¹n mua b¸n trong thiÕt bÞ nhËp sè liÖu nÊu ¨n v¨n phßng nÊu ¨n, s¬ chÕ ®å ¨n pha trµ b¸n n­íc pha trµ s÷a, b­ng bª cho kh¸ch phiªn dÞch cho c«ng ty dÖt may phiªn dÞch tiÕng anh, nhËt phßng chèng phÇn mÒm xÊu cã t¸c h¹i trªn m¹ng phô bÕp chuÈn bÞ thøc ¨n phôc vô bµn phôc vô ®å uèng cho KH qu¶n lý kinh doanh cöa hµng nhá qu¶n lý m¹ng lËp tr×nh viªn qu¶n lý nh©n viªn qu¶n lý s¸ch qu¶n lý ®iÒu hµnh cöa hµng ¨n uèng qu¶n lý, tuyÓn dông nh©n viªn quÐt dän, dän dÑp sæ s¸ch thu chi + tiÒn l­¬ng söa ch÷a m¸y vi tÝnh söa ch÷a m¸y « t« söa ch÷a phÇn mÒm m¸y tÝnh söa ch÷a th©n tµu söa xe « t« söa ®t di ®éng tham gia víi héi ®ång xÐt xö toµ ¸n theo dâi nh©n sù, lËp c¸c hîp ®ång lao ®éng thiÕt kÕ thiÕp thªu h¹t c­êm vµo quÇn ¸o thªu vµo v¶i thèng kª ghi chÐp sè liÖu sæ s¸ch qu¶n lý tiÒn mÆt thèng kª sæ s¸ch thèng kª sæ s¸ch thu chi thî gß thî may quÇn ¸o thî may, tiÕp thÞ to¸n cÊp 2 trang ®iÓm tr«ng coi b¶o vÖ c¬ quan, chung c­ tr«ng coi trÎ em tr«ng trÎ em tr«ng xe t­ vÊn søc kháe, gia ®×nh t­ vÊn thiÕt kÕ c«ng tr×nh t¹p hãa t¾m trÎ s¬ sinh t×m hiÓu thÞ tr­êng ®Þnh h­íng kinh doanh v¨n phßng v¨n th­ ®¸nh m¸y xd hÖ thèng vb lv xÐt nghiÖm xö lý kü thuËt viÔn th«ng xö lý sè liÖu §i diÔn thêi trang cña c¸c nhµ thiÕt kª §i thu ng©n §iÒu hµnh vµ qu¶n lý cho c¸c c¬ quan vµ c«ng ty §¸nh v¨n b¶n §øng líp gi¶ng d¹y §øng quÇy b¸n trùc tiÕp cho ng­êi tiªu dïng ®an kh¨n len, ¸o len ®å kh« t¹p ho¸ ®å mü nghÖ ®øng m¸y dÖt Usual 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, pg34 40 B¸n hµng thuèc t©y, ®«ng y.... B¸o c¸o doanh thu, qu¶n lý sæ s¸ch ChØ ®¹o vµ qu¶n lý nh©n viªn D¹y d­îc D¹y häc sinh t¹i nhµ Dän dÑp nhµ cöa cho hé gia ®×nh KÕ to¸n tiÒn l­¬ng, thñ quü Mua b¸n sim thÎ ®iÖn tho¹i Ph©n cÊp c¸c tµi kho¶n, s¾p xÕp ch­¬ng tr×nh m¹ng Ph¸t tê r¬i qu¶ng c¸o ThiÕt kÕ logo Thµnh lËp m¹ng l­íi kinh doanh b­ng ®å b¶o vÖ b¸n hµng hãa b¸n hµng thêi trang ch¨m sãc trÎ chµo ®ãn kh¸ch giíi thiÖu dÞch vô cho kh¸ch chÕ biÕn mãn ¨n chøng thùc c¸c lo¹i giÊy tê giao dÞch nhµ n­íc giao dÞch viªn tÝn dông huÊn luyÖn thÓ thao kÕ to¸n lai « t« mêi kh¸ch xem hµng b¸n hµng thu tiÒn më cö hµng mü phÈm thêi trang online, qu¶ng c¸o rao vÆt trªn m¹ng ph¸t tê r¬i qu¶ng c¸o s¬ nhµ s¸ng t¸c th¬, truyÖn thu mua kinh doanh tr¸i c©y tr«ng hµng bia t¹p hãa tÝnh tiÒn thu, tiÒn thèi l¹i tiÒn ve chai v¨n phßng c¸c c¬ quan cty v¨n phßng sæ s¸ch ®¨ng t¶i th«ng tin ®Çu t­ cæ phiÕu Usual 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, pg34 7 B¸n hµng t¹i c¸c shop ThiÕt kÕ vÏ c¸c dông cô c¬ khÝ b¸n hµng qua m¹ng d¹y kÌm hs dÞch c¸c v¨n b¶n may quÇn ¸o thuª t¹p vô nghe trùc ®iÖn tho¹i 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) 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 line 2385 1020 11 commissioned armed forces officers 21 non-commissioned armed forces officers 31 armed forces occupations, other ranks 111 legislators and senior officials 112 managing directors and chief executives 121 business services and administration managers 122 sales, marketing and development managers 131 production managers in agriculture, forestry and fisheries 132 manufacturing, mining, construction, and distribution managers 133 information and communications technology service managers 134 professional services managers 141 hotel and restaurant managers 142 retail and wholesale trade managers 143 other services managers 211 physical and earth science professionals 212 mathematicians, actuaries and statisticians 213 life science professionals 214 engineering professionals (excluding electrotechnology) 215 electrotechnology engineers 216 architects, planners, surveyors and designers 221 medical doctors 222 nursing and midwifery professionals 223 traditional and complementary medicine professionals 224 paramedical practitioners 225 veterinarians 226 other health professionals 231 university and higher education teachers 232 vocational education teachers 233 secondary education teachers 234 primary school and early childhood teachers 235 other teaching professionals 241 finance professionals 242 administration professionals 243 sales, marketing and public relations professionals 251 software and applications developers and analysts 252 database and network professionals 261 legal professionals 262 librarians, archivists and curators 263 social and religious professionals 264 authors, journalists and linguists 265 creative and performing artists 311 physical and engineering science technicians 312 mining, manufacturing and construction supervisors 313 process control technicians 314 life science technicians and related associate professionals 315 ship and aircraft controllers and technicians 321 medical and pharmaceutical technicians 322 nursing and midwifery associate professionals 323 traditional and complementary medicine associate professionals 324 veterinary technicians and assistants 325 other health associate professionals 331 financial and mathematical associate professionals 332 sales and purchasing agents and brokers 333 business services agents 334 administrative and specialized secretaries 335 regulatory government associate professionals 341 legal, social and religious associate professionals 342 sports and fitness workers 343 artistic, cultural and culinary associate professionals 351 information and communications technology operations and user support 352 telecommunications and broadcasting technicians 411 general office clerks 412 secretaries (general) 413 keyboard operators 421 tellers, money collectors and related clerks 422 client information workers 431 numerical clerks 432 material-recording and transport clerks 441 other clerical support workers 511 travel attendants, conductors and guides 512 cooks 513 waiters and bartenders 514 hairdressers, beauticians and related workers 515 building and housekeeping supervisors 516 other personal services workers 521 street and market salespersons 522 shop salespersons 523 cashiers and ticket clerks 524 other sales workers 531 child care workers and teachers' aides 532 personal care workers in health services 541 protective services workers 611 market gardeners and crop growers 612 animal producers 613 mixed crop and animal producers 621 forestry and related workers 622 fishery workers, hunters and trappers 631 subsistence crop farmers 632 subsistence livestock farmers 633 subsistence mixed crop and livestock farmers 634 subsistence fishers, hunters, trappers and gatherers 711 building frame and related trades workers 712 building finishers and related trades workers 713 painters, building structure cleaners and related trades workers 721 sheet and structural metal workers, moulders and welders, and related 722 blacksmiths, toolmakers and related trades workers 723 machinery mechanics and repairers 731 handicraft workers 732 printing trades workers 741 electrical equipment installers and repairers 742 electronics and telecommunications installers and repairers workers 751 food processing and related trades workers 752 wood treaters, cabinet-makers and related trades workers 753 garment and related trades workers 754 other craft and related workers 811 mining and mineral processing plant operators 812 metal processing and finishing plant operators 813 chemical and photographic products plant and machine operators 814 rubber, plastic and paper products machine operators 815 textile, fur and leather products machine operators 816 food and related products machine operators 817 wood processing and papermaking plant operators 818 other stationary plant and machine operators 821 assemblers 831 locomotive engine drivers and related workers 832 car, van and motorcycle drivers 833 heavy truck and bus drivers 834 mobile plant operators 835 ships' deck crews and related workers 911 domestic, hotel and office cleaners and helpers 912 vehicle, window, laundry and other hand cleaning workers 921 agricultural, forestry and fishery labourers 931 mining and construction labourers 932 manufacturing labourers 933 transport and storage labourers 941 food preparation assistants 951 street and related service workers 952 street vendors (excluding food) 961 refuse workers 962 other elementary workers Sysmiss Usual 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) 2379 In this work, were you working for In this work, were you working for In this work, were you working for In this work, were you working for In this work, were you working for Module 4: Employment Part B: Overview of Past 7 Days Q3. In this work, were you working for: (1) 2385 1020 1 farm owned or rented by household member 2 non farm on my own account household enterprise 3 work for non household member Sysmiss Main economic activity of the enterprise you are working for/own business Main economic activity of the enterprise you are working for/own business Main economic activity of the enterprise you are working for/own business Main economic activity of the enterprise you are working for/own business Main economic activity of the enterprise you are working for/own business Module 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) 2385 1020 11 growing of non-perennial crops 12 growing of perennial crops 13 plant propagation 14 animal production 15 mixed farming 16 support activities to agriculture and post-harvest crop activities 17 hunting, trapping and related service activities 21 silviculture and other forestry activities 22 logging 23 gathering of non-wood forest products 24 support services to forestry 31 fishing 32 aquaculture 51 mining of hard coal 52 mining of lignite 61 extraction of crude petroleum 62 extraction of natural gas 71 mining of iron ores 72 mining of non-ferrous metal ores 81 quarrying of stone, sand and clay 89 mining and quarrying n.e.c. 91 support activities for petroleum and natural gas extraction 99 support activities for other mining and quarrying 101 processing and preserving of meat 102 processing and preserving of fish, crustaceans and molluscs 103 processing and preserving of fruit and vegetables 104 manufacture of vegetable and animal oils and fats 105 manufacture of dairy products 106 manufacture of grain mill products, starches and starch products 107 manufacture of other food products 108 manufacture of prepared animal feeds 110 manufacture of beverages 120 manufacture of tobacco products 131 spinning, weaving and finishing of textiles 132 139 manufacture of other textiles 141 manufacture of wearing apparel, except fur apparel 142 manufacture of articles of fur 143 manufacture of knitted and crocheted apparel 151 tanning and dressing of leather; manufacture of luggage, handbags, saddlery and harness; dressing an 152 manufacture of footwear 161 sawmilling and planing of wood 162 manufacture of products of wood, cork, straw and plaiting materials 170 manufacture of paper and paper products 181 printing and service activities related to printing 182 reproduction of recorded media 191 manufacture of coke oven products 192 manufacture of refined petroleum products 201 manufacture of basic chemicals, fertilizers and nitrogen compounds, plastics and synthetic rubber in 202 manufacture of other chemical products 203 manufacture of man-made fibres 210 manufacture of pharmaceuticals, medicinal chemical and botanical products 221 manufacture of rubber products 222 manufacture of plastics products 231 manufacture of glass and glass products 239 manufacture of non-metallic mineral products n.e.c. 241 manufacture of basic iron and steel 242 manufacture of basic precious and other non-ferrous metals 243 casting of metals 251 manufacture of structural metal products, tanks, reservoirs and steam generators 252 manufacture of weapons and ammunition 259 manufacture of other fabricated metal products; metalworking service activities 261 manufacture of electronic components and boards 262 manufacture of computers and peripheral equipment 263 manufacture of communication equipment 264 manufacture of consumer electronics 265 manufacture of measuring, testing, navigating and control equipment; watches and clocks 266 manufacture of irradiation, electromedical and electrotherapeutic equipment 267 manufacture of optical instruments and photographic equipment 268 manufacture of magnetic and optical media 271 manufacture of electric motors, generators, transformers and electricity distribution and control ap 272 manufacture of batteries and accumulators 273 manufacture of wiring and wiring devices 274 manufacture of electric lighting equipment 275 manufacture of domestic appliances 279 manufacture of other electrical equipment 281 manufacture of general-purpose machinery 282 manufacture of special-purpose machinery 291 manufacture of motor vehicles 292 manufacture of bodies (coachwork) for motor vehicles; manufacture of trailers and semi-trailers 293 manufacture of parts and accessories for motor vehicles 301 building of ships and boats 302 manufacture of railway locomotives and rolling stock 303 manufacture of air and spacecraft and related machinery 304 manufacture of military fighting vehicles 309 manufacture of transport equipment n.e.c. 310 manufacture of furniture 321 manufacture of jewellery, bijouterie and related articles 322 manufacture of musical instruments 323 manufacture of sports goods 324 manufacture of games and toys 325 manufacture of medical and dental instruments and supplies 329 other manufacturing n.e.c. 331 repair of fabricated metal products, machinery and equipment 332 installation of industrial machinery and equipment 351 electric power generation, transmission and distribution 352 manufacture of gas; distribution of gaseous fuels through mains 353 steam and air conditioning supply 360 water collection, treatment and supply 370 sewerage 381 waste collection 382 waste treatment and disposal 383 materials recovery 390 remediation activities and other waste management services 410 construction of buildings 421 construction of roads and railways 422 construction of utility projects 429 construction of other civil engineering projects 431 demolition and site preparation 432 electrical, plumbing and other construction installation activities 433 building completion and finishing 439 other specialized construction activities 451 sale of motor vehicles 452 maintenance and repair of motor vehicles 453 sale of motor vehicle parts and accessories 454 sale, maintenance and repair of motorcycles and related parts and accessories 461 wholesale on a fee or contract basis 462 wholesale of agricultural raw materials and live animals 463 wholesale of food, beverages and tobacco 464 wholesale of household goods 465 wholesale of machinery, equipment and supplies 466 other specialized wholesale 469 non-specialized wholesale trade 471 retail sale in non-specialized stores 472 retail sale of food, beverages and tobacco in specialized stores 473 retail sale of automotive fuel in specialized stores 474 retail sale of information and communications equipment in specialized stores 475 retail sale of other household equipment in specialized stores 476 retail sale of cultural and recreation goods in specialized stores 477 retail sale of other goods in specialized stores 478 retail sale via stalls and markets 479 retail trade not in stores, stalls or markets 491 transport via railways 492 other land transport 493 transport via pipeline 501 sea and coastal water transport 502 inland water transport 511 passenger air transport 512 freight air transport 521 warehousing and storage 522 support activities for transportation 531 postal activities 532 courier activities 551 short term accommodation activities 552 camping grounds, recreational vehicle parks and trailer parks 559 other accommodation 561 restaurants and mobile food service activities 562 event catering and other food service activities 563 beverage serving activities 581 publishing of books, periodicals and other publishing activities 582 software publishing 591 motion picture, video and television programme activities 592 sound recording and music publishing activities 601 radio broadcasting 602 television programming and broadcasting activities 611 wired telecommunications activities 612 wireless telecommunications activities 613 satellite telecommunications activities 619 other telecommunications activities 620 computer programming, consultancy and related activities 631 data processing, hosting and related activities; web portals 632 639 other information service activities 641 monetary intermediation 642 activities of holding companies 643 trusts, funds and similar financial entities 649 other financial service activities, except insurance and pension funding activities 651 insurance 652 reinsurance 653 pension funding 661 activities auxiliary to financial service activities, except insurance and pension funding 662 activities auxiliary to insurance and pension funding 663 fund management activities 681 real estate activities with own or leased property 682 real estate activities on a fee or contract basis 691 legal activities 692 accounting, bookkeeping and auditing activities; tax consultancy 701 activities of head offices 702 management consultancy activities 711 architectural and engineering activities and related technical consultancy 712 technical testing and analysis 721 research and experimental development on natural sciences and engineering 722 research and experimental development on social sciences and humanities 731 advertising 732 market research and public opinion polling 741 specialized design activities 742 photographic activities 749 other professional, scientific and technical activities n.e.c. 750 veterinary activities 771 renting and leasing of motor vehicles 772 renting and leasing of personal and household goods 773 renting and leasing of other machinery, equipment and tangible goods 774 leasing of intellectual property and similar products, except copyrighted works 781 activities of employment placement agencies 782 temporary employment agency activities 783 other human resources provision 791 travel agency and tour operator activities 792 799 other reservation service and related activities 801 private security activities 802 security systems service activities 803 investigation activities 811 combined facilities support activities 812 cleaning activities 813 landscape care and maintenance service activities 821 office administrative and support activities 822 activities of call centres 823 organization of conventions and trade shows 829 business support service activities n.e.c. 841 administration of the state and the economic and social policy of the community 842 provision of services to the community as a whole 843 compulsory social security activities 851 pre-primary and primary education 852 secondary education 853 higher education 854 other education 855 educational support activities 861 hospital activities 862 medical and dental practice activities 869 other human health activities 871 residential nursing care facilities 872 residential care activities for mental retardation, mental health and substance abuse 873 residential care activities for the elderly and disabled 879 other residential care activities 881 social work activities without accommodation for the elderly and disabled 889 other social work activities without accommodation 900 creative, arts and entertainment activities 910 libraries, archives, museums and other cultural activities 920 gambling and betting activities 931 sports activities 932 other amusement and recreation activities 941 activities of business, employers and professional membership organizations 942 activities of trade unions 949 activities of other membership organizations 951 repair of computers and communication equipment 952 repair of personal and household goods 960 other personal service activities 961 962 963 970 activities of households as employers of domestic personnel 981 undifferentiated goods-producing activities of private households for own use 982 undifferentiated service-producing activities of private households for own use 990 activities of extraterritorial organizations and bodies Sysmiss Days per week doing this activity Days per week doing this activity Days per week doing this activity Days per week doing this activity Days per week doing this activity Module 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)? (1) 2385 1020 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 Sysmiss Hours per day doing this activity Hours per day doing this activity Hours per day doing this activity Hours per day doing this activity Hours per day doing this activity Module 4: Employment Part B: Overview of Past 7 Days 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) 2385 1020 1 24 7.877 2.78 Total hours per week doing this activity Total hours per week doing this activity Total hours per week doing this activity Total hours per week doing this activity Total hours per week doing this activity Module 4: Employment Part B: Overview of Past 7 Days 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 days 2385 1020 1 140 47.986 20.625 Weeks per year doing this activity Weeks per year doing this activity Weeks per year doing this activity Weeks per year doing this activity Weeks per year doing this activity Module 4: Employment Part B: Overview of Past 7 Days Q8. How many weeks in the last year did you do this activity? (1) 2385 1020 52 43.541 13.918 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) 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) 106 3299 11 commissioned armed forces officers 21 non-commissioned armed forces officers 31 armed forces occupations, other ranks 111 legislators and senior officials 112 managing directors and chief executives 121 business services and administration managers 122 sales, marketing and development managers 131 production managers in agriculture, forestry and fisheries 132 manufacturing, mining, construction, and distribution managers 133 information and communications technology service managers 134 professional services managers 141 hotel and restaurant managers 142 retail and wholesale trade managers 143 other services managers 211 physical and earth science professionals 212 mathematicians, actuaries and statisticians 213 life science professionals 214 engineering professionals (excluding electrotechnology) 215 electrotechnology engineers 216 architects, planners, surveyors and designers 221 medical doctors 222 nursing and midwifery professionals 223 traditional and complementary medicine professionals 224 paramedical practitioners 225 veterinarians 226 other health professionals 231 university and higher education teachers 232 vocational education teachers 233 secondary education teachers 234 primary school and early childhood teachers 235 other teaching professionals 241 finance professionals 242 administration professionals 243 sales, marketing and public relations professionals 251 software and applications developers and analysts 252 database and network professionals 261 legal professionals 262 librarians, archivists and curators 263 social and religious professionals 264 authors, journalists and linguists 265 creative and performing artists 311 physical and engineering science technicians 312 mining, manufacturing and construction supervisors 313 process control technicians 314 life science technicians and related associate professionals 315 ship and aircraft controllers and technicians 321 medical and pharmaceutical technicians 322 nursing and midwifery associate professionals 323 traditional and complementary medicine associate professionals 324 veterinary technicians and assistants 325 other health associate professionals 331 financial and mathematical associate professionals 332 sales and purchasing agents and brokers 333 business services agents 334 administrative and specialized secretaries 335 regulatory government associate professionals 341 legal, social and religious associate professionals 342 sports and fitness workers 343 artistic, cultural and culinary associate professionals 351 information and communications technology operations and user support 352 telecommunications and broadcasting technicians 411 general office clerks 412 secretaries (general) 413 keyboard operators 421 tellers, money collectors and related clerks 422 client information workers 431 numerical clerks 432 material-recording and transport clerks 441 other clerical support workers 511 travel attendants, conductors and guides 512 cooks 513 waiters and bartenders 514 hairdressers, beauticians and related workers 515 building and housekeeping supervisors 516 other personal services workers 521 street and market salespersons 522 shop salespersons 523 cashiers and ticket clerks 524 other sales workers 531 child care workers and teachers' aides 532 personal care workers in health services 541 protective services workers 611 market gardeners and crop growers 612 animal producers 613 mixed crop and animal producers 621 forestry and related workers 622 fishery workers, hunters and trappers 631 subsistence crop farmers 632 subsistence livestock farmers 633 subsistence mixed crop and livestock farmers 634 subsistence fishers, hunters, trappers and gatherers 711 building frame and related trades workers 712 building finishers and related trades workers 713 painters, building structure cleaners and related trades workers 721 sheet and structural metal workers, moulders and welders, and related 722 blacksmiths, toolmakers and related trades workers 723 machinery mechanics and repairers 731 handicraft workers 732 printing trades workers 741 electrical equipment installers and repairers 742 electronics and telecommunications installers and repairers workers 751 food processing and related trades workers 752 wood treaters, cabinet-makers and related trades workers 753 garment and related trades workers 754 other craft and related workers 811 mining and mineral processing plant operators 812 metal processing and finishing plant operators 813 chemical and photographic products plant and machine operators 814 rubber, plastic and paper products machine operators 815 textile, fur and leather products machine operators 816 food and related products machine operators 817 wood processing and papermaking plant operators 818 other stationary plant and machine operators 821 assemblers 831 locomotive engine drivers and related workers 832 car, van and motorcycle drivers 833 heavy truck and bus drivers 834 mobile plant operators 835 ships' deck crews and related workers 911 domestic, hotel and office cleaners and helpers 912 vehicle, window, laundry and other hand cleaning workers 921 agricultural, forestry and fishery labourers 931 mining and construction labourers 932 manufacturing labourers 933 transport and storage labourers 941 food preparation assistants 951 street and related service workers 952 street vendors (excluding food) 961 refuse workers 962 other elementary workers Sysmiss Usual 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) 104 B¸n hµng ¨n (phô b¸n hµng ¨n) B¸n lÎ cho ng­êi tiªu dïng B¸n n­íc gi¶i kh¸t B¸n thuèc B¸n thó c­ng, h­íng dÉn c¸ch nu«i Cho thuª phßng Cho thuª phßng sinh viªn trä Ch¨n nu«i ngan gµ Chë kh¸ch D¹y M«n To¸n Giíi thiÖu, b¸n hµng Giíi thiÖu, chµo b¸n c¸c lo¹i ®Üa nh¹c H¸i qu¶ Kinh doanh ®å nghÒ x©y dùng Mêi d©n häp tæ , phæ biÕn TTDP Thu ho¹ch lóa Thu tiÒn ®iÖn tho¹i tiÒn Internet Trång lóa Trång trät ch¨n nu«i gµ ngâng T­ vÊn, giíi thiÖu kh¸ch hµng vÒ gãi s¶n phÈm Vµo sæ s¸ch Xem h­íng nhµ, thæ ®Êt cho hé kh¸c b­ng bª ®å ¨n b¸n ch¨n ga gèi ®Öm b¸n c¬m phë t¹i gia ®×nh b¸n hµng b¸n lÎ ®å t¹p ho¸ b¸n quÇn ¸o t¹i cöa hµng m×nh thuª b¸n s¾t thÐp b¸n x«i b¸nh mú cao va bat ngheu cho thuª nhµ cho thuª n¬i ë chuyÓn giÊy tê ho¸ ®¬n ®Õn kh¸ch hµng chë kh¸c chë kh¸ch chôp ¶nh ch÷a qu¹t ®iÖn nåi c¬m ®iÖn c¾t may quÇn ¸o cÊy ch¨n nu«i d¹y gia s­ d¹y häc viªn c¸ch trang ®iÓm, lµm tãc d¹y kinh tÕ häc kinh tÕ ph¸t triÓn d¹y tiÕng Anh d¹y t¹i nhµ gia s­ gi¶ng d¹y giÆt lµ ­ít quÇn ¸o giíi thiÖu nhµ ®Êt cho bªn mua gióp viÖc gi÷ g×n an ninh gi÷ trÎ kÌm häc sinh t¹i nhµ lµm b¸o gi¸ hîp ®ång lµm bón, ph¬, b­ng bª, tÝnh tiÒn lµm ®Ìn trung thu móa phô ho¹ ng« rau, c©y ¨n qu¶ nh©n viªn thiÕt kÕ nh­ trªn nhÆt rau röa b¸t n¸u ¨n qu¶n lý qu¶n lý d©n c­ qu¶n lý d©n phè qu¶n lý khu d©n c­ qu¶ng b¸ ch­¬ng tr×nh qu¸n cafe quÇn ¸o quÐt r¸c rau cñ qu¶ röa lau xe röa xe söa ch÷a c¸c thiÕt bÞ ®iÖn trong nhµ söa ch÷a m¸y vi tÝnh söa ch÷a èng nc thi c«ng c«ng tr×nh thu mua nh«m thu tiÒn tin häc to¸n , tiÕng ViÖt tr«ng gi÷ xe tr«ng xe m¸y trång lóa trång rau , c©y ¨n qu¶ trén than ®ãng khu«n vËn ®éng tuyªn truyÒn xe «m xÕp kh¸ch §iÖn n­íc cho hé kh¸ch §o, tÝnh to¸n, lµm ra s¶n phÈm tñ, cöa, bµn ghÕ §­a ®ãn, r­íc kh¸ch l¸i xe ®i mua hoa qu¶ vÒ b¸n ®iÒu hµnh ho¹t ®éng c«ng ty ®iÒu hµnh nh©n viªn ®iÒu trÞ nha khoa ®Æt lÖnh mua b¸n chøng kho¸n ®å ®iÖn In this work, were you working for In this work, were you working for In this work, were you working for In this work, were you working for In this work, were you working for Module 4: Employment Part B: Overview of Past 7 Days Q3. In this work, were you working for: (2) 106 3299 1 farm owned or rented by household member 2 non farm on my own account household enterprise 3 work for non household member Sysmiss Main economic activity of the enterprise you are working for/own business Main economic activity of the enterprise you are working for/own business Main economic activity of the enterprise you are working for/own business Main economic activity of the enterprise you are working for/own business Main economic activity of the enterprise you are working for/own business Module 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) 106 3299 11 growing of non-perennial crops 12 growing of perennial crops 13 plant propagation 14 animal production 15 mixed farming 16 support activities to agriculture and post-harvest crop activities 17 hunting, trapping and related service activities 21 silviculture and other forestry activities 22 logging 23 gathering of non-wood forest products 24 support services to forestry 31 fishing 32 aquaculture 51 mining of hard coal 52 mining of lignite 61 extraction of crude petroleum 62 extraction of natural gas 71 mining of iron ores 72 mining of non-ferrous metal ores 81 quarrying of stone, sand and clay 89 mining and quarrying n.e.c. 91 support activities for petroleum and natural gas extraction 99 support activities for other mining and quarrying 101 processing and preserving of meat 102 processing and preserving of fish, crustaceans and molluscs 103 processing and preserving of fruit and vegetables 104 manufacture of vegetable and animal oils and fats 105 manufacture of dairy products 106 manufacture of grain mill products, starches and starch products 107 manufacture of other food products 108 manufacture of prepared animal feeds 110 manufacture of beverages 120 manufacture of tobacco products 131 spinning, weaving and finishing of textiles 139 manufacture of other textiles 141 manufacture of wearing apparel, except fur apparel 142 manufacture of articles of fur 143 manufacture of knitted and crocheted apparel 151 tanning and dressing of leather; manufacture of luggage, handbags, saddlery and harness; dressing an 152 manufacture of footwear 161 sawmilling and planing of wood 162 manufacture of products of wood, cork, straw and plaiting materials 170 manufacture of paper and paper products 181 printing and service activities related to printing 182 reproduction of recorded media 191 manufacture of coke oven products 192 manufacture of refined petroleum products 201 manufacture of basic chemicals, fertilizers and nitrogen compounds, plastics and synthetic rubber in 202 manufacture of other chemical products 203 manufacture of man-made fibres 210 manufacture of pharmaceuticals, medicinal chemical and botanical products 221 manufacture of rubber products 222 manufacture of plastics products 231 manufacture of glass and glass products 239 manufacture of non-metallic mineral products n.e.c. 241 manufacture of basic iron and steel 242 manufacture of basic precious and other non-ferrous metals 243 casting of metals 251 manufacture of structural metal products, tanks, reservoirs and steam generators 252 manufacture of weapons and ammunition 259 manufacture of other fabricated metal products; metalworking service activities 261 manufacture of electronic components and boards 262 manufacture of computers and peripheral equipment 263 manufacture of communication equipment 264 manufacture of consumer electronics 265 manufacture of measuring, testing, navigating and control equipment; watches and clocks 266 manufacture of irradiation, electromedical and electrotherapeutic equipment 267 manufacture of optical instruments and photographic equipment 268 manufacture of magnetic and optical media 271 manufacture of electric motors, generators, transformers and electricity distribution and control ap 272 manufacture of batteries and accumulators 273 manufacture of wiring and wiring devices 274 manufacture of electric lighting equipment 275 manufacture of domestic appliances 279 manufacture of other electrical equipment 281 manufacture of general-purpose machinery 282 manufacture of special-purpose machinery 291 manufacture of motor vehicles 292 manufacture of bodies (coachwork) for motor vehicles; manufacture of trailers and semi-trailers 293 manufacture of parts and accessories for motor vehicles 301 building of ships and boats 302 manufacture of railway locomotives and rolling stock 303 manufacture of air and spacecraft and related machinery 304 manufacture of military fighting vehicles 309 manufacture of transport equipment n.e.c. 310 manufacture of furniture 321 manufacture of jewellery, bijouterie and related articles 322 manufacture of musical instruments 323 manufacture of sports goods 324 manufacture of games and toys 325 manufacture of medical and dental instruments and supplies 329 other manufacturing n.e.c. 331 repair of fabricated metal products, machinery and equipment 332 installation of industrial machinery and equipment 351 electric power generation, transmission and distribution 352 manufacture of gas; distribution of gaseous fuels through mains 353 steam and air conditioning supply 360 water collection, treatment and supply 370 sewerage 381 waste collection 382 waste treatment and disposal 383 materials recovery 390 remediation activities and other waste management services 410 construction of buildings 421 construction of roads and railways 422 construction of utility projects 429 construction of other civil engineering projects 431 demolition and site preparation 432 electrical, plumbing and other construction installation activities 433 building completion and finishing 439 other specialized construction activities 451 sale of motor vehicles 452 maintenance and repair of motor vehicles 453 sale of motor vehicle parts and accessories 454 sale, maintenance and repair of motorcycles and related parts and accessories 461 wholesale on a fee or contract basis 462 wholesale of agricultural raw materials and live animals 463 wholesale of food, beverages and tobacco 464 wholesale of household goods 465 wholesale of machinery, equipment and supplies 466 other specialized wholesale 469 non-specialized wholesale trade 471 retail sale in non-specialized stores 472 retail sale of food, beverages and tobacco in specialized stores 473 retail sale of automotive fuel in specialized stores 474 retail sale of information and communications equipment in specialized stores 475 retail sale of other household equipment in specialized stores 476 retail sale of cultural and recreation goods in specialized stores 477 retail sale of other goods in specialized stores 478 retail sale via stalls and markets 479 retail trade not in stores, stalls or markets 491 transport via railways 492 other land transport 493 transport via pipeline 501 sea and coastal water transport 502 inland water transport 511 passenger air transport 512 freight air transport 521 warehousing and storage 522 support activities for transportation 531 postal activities 532 courier activities 551 short term accommodation activities 552 camping grounds, recreational vehicle parks and trailer parks 559 other accommodation 561 restaurants and mobile food service activities 562 event catering and other food service activities 563 beverage serving activities 581 publishing of books, periodicals and other publishing activities 582 software publishing 591 motion picture, video and television programme activities 592 sound recording and music publishing activities 601 radio broadcasting 602 television programming and broadcasting activities 611 wired telecommunications activities 612 wireless telecommunications activities 613 satellite telecommunications activities 619 other telecommunications activities 620 computer programming, consultancy and related activities 631 data processing, hosting and related activities; web portals 639 other information service activities 641 monetary intermediation 642 activities of holding companies 643 trusts, funds and similar financial entities 649 other financial service activities, except insurance and pension funding activities 651 insurance 652 reinsurance 653 pension funding 661 activities auxiliary to financial service activities, except insurance and pension funding 662 activities auxiliary to insurance and pension funding 663 fund management activities 681 real estate activities with own or leased property 682 real estate activities on a fee or contract basis 691 legal activities 692 accounting, bookkeeping and auditing activities; tax consultancy 701 activities of head offices 702 management consultancy activities 711 architectural and engineering activities and related technical consultancy 712 technical testing and analysis 721 research and experimental development on natural sciences and engineering 722 research and experimental development on social sciences and humanities 731 advertising 732 market research and public opinion polling 741 specialized design activities 742 photographic activities 749 other professional, scientific and technical activities n.e.c. 750 veterinary activities 771 renting and leasing of motor vehicles 772 renting and leasing of personal and household goods 773 renting and leasing of other machinery, equipment and tangible goods 774 leasing of intellectual property and similar products, except copyrighted works 781 activities of employment placement agencies 782 temporary employment agency activities 783 other human resources provision 791 travel agency and tour operator activities 799 other reservation service and related activities 801 private security activities 802 security systems service activities 803 investigation activities 811 combined facilities support activities 812 cleaning activities 813 landscape care and maintenance service activities 821 office administrative and support activities 822 activities of call centres 823 organization of conventions and trade shows 829 business support service activities n.e.c. 841 administration of the state and the economic and social policy of the community 842 provision of services to the community as a whole 843 compulsory social security activities 851 pre-primary and primary education 852 secondary education 853 higher education 854 other education 855 educational support activities 861 hospital activities 862 medical and dental practice activities 869 other human health activities 871 residential nursing care facilities 872 residential care activities for mental retardation, mental health and substance abuse 873 residential care activities for the elderly and disabled 879 other residential care activities 881 social work activities without accommodation for the elderly and disabled 889 other social work activities without accommodation 900 creative, arts and entertainment activities 910 libraries, archives, museums and other cultural activities 920 gambling and betting activities 931 sports activities 932 other amusement and recreation activities 941 activities of business, employers and professional membership organizations 942 activities of trade unions 949 activities of other membership organizations 951 repair of computers and communication equipment 952 repair of personal and household goods 960 other personal service activities 962 963 970 activities of households as employers of domestic personnel 981 undifferentiated goods-producing activities of private households for own use 982 undifferentiated service-producing activities of private households for own use 990 activities of extraterritorial organizations and bodies Sysmiss Days per week doing this activity Days per week doing this activity Days per week doing this activity Days per week doing this activity Days per week doing this activity Module 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)? (2) 106 3299 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 Sysmiss Hours per day doing this activity Hours per day doing this activity Hours per day doing this activity Hours per day doing this activity Hours per day doing this activity Module 4: Employment Part B: Overview of Past 7 Days 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) 106 3299 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 10 12 13 15 17 Sysmiss Total hours per week doing this activity Total hours per week doing this activity Total hours per week doing this activity Total hours per week doing this activity Total hours per week doing this activity Module 4: Employment Part B: Overview of Past 7 Days Q7. Total hours in last 7 days (2) 106 3299 119 23.104 21.499 Weeks per year doing this activity Weeks per year doing this activity Weeks per year doing this activity Weeks per year doing this activity Weeks per year doing this activity Module 4: Employment Part B: Overview of Past 7 Days Q8. How many weeks in the last year did you do this activity? (2) 106 3299 52 38.84 16.894 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) 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) 2 3403 11 commissioned armed forces officers 21 non-commissioned armed forces officers 31 armed forces occupations, other ranks 111 legislators and senior officials 112 managing directors and chief executives 121 business services and administration managers 122 sales, marketing and development managers 131 production managers in agriculture, forestry and fisheries 132 manufacturing, mining, construction, and distribution managers 133 information and communications technology service managers 134 professional services managers 141 hotel and restaurant managers 142 retail and wholesale trade managers 143 other services managers 211 physical and earth science professionals 212 mathematicians, actuaries and statisticians 213 life science professionals 214 engineering professionals (excluding electrotechnology) 215 electrotechnology engineers 216 architects, planners, surveyors and designers 221 medical doctors 222 nursing and midwifery professionals 223 traditional and complementary medicine professionals 224 paramedical practitioners 225 veterinarians 226 other health professionals 231 university and higher education teachers 232 vocational education teachers 233 secondary education teachers 234 primary school and early childhood teachers 235 other teaching professionals 241 finance professionals 242 administration professionals 243 sales, marketing and public relations professionals 251 software and applications developers and analysts 252 database and network professionals 261 legal professionals 262 librarians, archivists and curators 263 social and religious professionals 264 authors, journalists and linguists 265 creative and performing artists 311 physical and engineering science technicians 312 mining, manufacturing and construction supervisors 313 process control technicians 314 life science technicians and related associate professionals 315 ship and aircraft controllers and technicians 321 medical and pharmaceutical technicians 322 nursing and midwifery associate professionals 323 traditional and complementary medicine associate professionals 324 veterinary technicians and assistants 325 other health associate professionals 331 financial and mathematical associate professionals 332 sales and purchasing agents and brokers 333 business services agents 334 administrative and specialized secretaries 335 regulatory government associate professionals 341 legal, social and religious associate professionals 342 sports and fitness workers 343 artistic, cultural and culinary associate professionals 351 information and communications technology operations and user support 352 telecommunications and broadcasting technicians 411 general office clerks 412 secretaries (general) 413 keyboard operators 421 tellers, money collectors and related clerks 422 client information workers 431 numerical clerks 432 material-recording and transport clerks 441 other clerical support workers 511 travel attendants, conductors and guides 512 cooks 513 waiters and bartenders 514 hairdressers, beauticians and related workers 515 building and housekeeping supervisors 516 other personal services workers 521 street and market salespersons 522 shop salespersons 523 cashiers and ticket clerks 524 other sales workers 531 child care workers and teachers' aides 532 personal care workers in health services 541 protective services workers 611 market gardeners and crop growers 612 animal producers 613 mixed crop and animal producers 621 forestry and related workers 622 fishery workers, hunters and trappers 631 subsistence crop farmers 632 subsistence livestock farmers 633 subsistence mixed crop and livestock farmers 634 subsistence fishers, hunters, trappers and gatherers 711 building frame and related trades workers 712 building finishers and related trades workers 713 painters, building structure cleaners and related trades workers 721 sheet and structural metal workers, moulders and welders, and related 722 blacksmiths, toolmakers and related trades workers 723 machinery mechanics and repairers 731 handicraft workers 732 printing trades workers 741 electrical equipment installers and repairers 742 electronics and telecommunications installers and repairers workers 751 food processing and related trades workers 752 wood treaters, cabinet-makers and related trades workers 753 garment and related trades workers 754 other craft and related workers 811 mining and mineral processing plant operators 812 metal processing and finishing plant operators 813 chemical and photographic products plant and machine operators 814 rubber, plastic and paper products machine operators 815 textile, fur and leather products machine operators 816 food and related products machine operators 817 wood processing and papermaking plant operators 818 other stationary plant and machine operators 821 assemblers 831 locomotive engine drivers and related workers 832 car, van and motorcycle drivers 833 heavy truck and bus drivers 834 mobile plant operators 835 ships' deck crews and related workers 911 domestic, hotel and office cleaners and helpers 912 vehicle, window, laundry and other hand cleaning workers 921 agricultural, forestry and fishery labourers 931 mining and construction labourers 932 manufacturing labourers 933 transport and storage labourers 941 food preparation assistants 951 street and related service workers 952 street vendors (excluding food) 961 refuse workers 962 other elementary workers Sysmiss Usual 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) 2 chän gµ ®Ó nu«i cho ®¸ thö ®oµn thÓ In this work, were you working for In this work, were you working for In this work, were you working for In this work, were you working for In this work, were you working for Module 4: Employment Part B: Overview of Past 7 Days Q3. In this work, were you working for: (3) 2 3403 1 farm owned or rented by household member 2 non farm on my own account household enterprise 3 work for non household member Sysmiss Main economic activity of the enterprise you are working for/own business Main economic activity of the enterprise you are working for/own business Main economic activity of the enterprise you are working for/own business Main economic activity of the enterprise you are working for/own business Main economic activity of the enterprise you are working for/own business Module 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) 2 3403 11 growing of non-perennial crops 12 growing of perennial crops 13 plant propagation 14 animal production 15 mixed farming 16 support activities to agriculture and post-harvest crop activities 17 hunting, trapping and related service activities 21 silviculture and other forestry activities 22 logging 23 gathering of non-wood forest products 24 support services to forestry 31 fishing 32 aquaculture 51 mining of hard coal 52 mining of lignite 61 extraction of crude petroleum 62 extraction of natural gas 71 mining of iron ores 72 mining of non-ferrous metal ores 81 quarrying of stone, sand and clay 89 mining and quarrying n.e.c. 91 support activities for petroleum and natural gas extraction 99 support activities for other mining and quarrying 101 processing and preserving of meat 102 processing and preserving of fish, crustaceans and molluscs 103 processing and preserving of fruit and vegetables 104 manufacture of vegetable and animal oils and fats 105 manufacture of dairy products 106 manufacture of grain mill products, starches and starch products 107 manufacture of other food products 108 manufacture of prepared animal feeds 110 manufacture of beverages 120 manufacture of tobacco products 131 spinning, weaving and finishing of textiles 139 manufacture of other textiles 141 manufacture of wearing apparel, except fur apparel 142 manufacture of articles of fur 143 manufacture of knitted and crocheted apparel 151 tanning and dressing of leather; manufacture of luggage, handbags, saddlery and harness; dressing an 152 manufacture of footwear 161 sawmilling and planing of wood 162 manufacture of products of wood, cork, straw and plaiting materials 170 manufacture of paper and paper products 181 printing and service activities related to printing 182 reproduction of recorded media 191 manufacture of coke oven products 192 manufacture of refined petroleum products 201 manufacture of basic chemicals, fertilizers and nitrogen compounds, plastics and synthetic rubber in 202 manufacture of other chemical products 203 manufacture of man-made fibres 210 manufacture of pharmaceuticals, medicinal chemical and botanical products 221 manufacture of rubber products 222 manufacture of plastics products 231 manufacture of glass and glass products 239 manufacture of non-metallic mineral products n.e.c. 241 manufacture of basic iron and steel 242 manufacture of basic precious and other non-ferrous metals 243 casting of metals 251 manufacture of structural metal products, tanks, reservoirs and steam generators 252 manufacture of weapons and ammunition 259 manufacture of other fabricated metal products; metalworking service activities 261 manufacture of electronic components and boards 262 manufacture of computers and peripheral equipment 263 manufacture of communication equipment 264 manufacture of consumer electronics 265 manufacture of measuring, testing, navigating and control equipment; watches and clocks 266 manufacture of irradiation, electromedical and electrotherapeutic equipment 267 manufacture of optical instruments and photographic equipment 268 manufacture of magnetic and optical media 271 manufacture of electric motors, generators, transformers and electricity distribution and control ap 272 manufacture of batteries and accumulators 273 manufacture of wiring and wiring devices 274 manufacture of electric lighting equipment 275 manufacture of domestic appliances 279 manufacture of other electrical equipment 281 manufacture of general-purpose machinery 282 manufacture of special-purpose machinery 291 manufacture of motor vehicles 292 manufacture of bodies (coachwork) for motor vehicles; manufacture of trailers and semi-trailers 293 manufacture of parts and accessories for motor vehicles 301 building of ships and boats 302 manufacture of railway locomotives and rolling stock 303 manufacture of air and spacecraft and related machinery 304 manufacture of military fighting vehicles 309 manufacture of transport equipment n.e.c. 310 manufacture of furniture 321 manufacture of jewellery, bijouterie and related articles 322 manufacture of musical instruments 323 manufacture of sports goods 324 manufacture of games and toys 325 manufacture of medical and dental instruments and supplies 329 other manufacturing n.e.c. 331 repair of fabricated metal products, machinery and equipment 332 installation of industrial machinery and equipment 351 electric power generation, transmission and distribution 352 manufacture of gas; distribution of gaseous fuels through mains 353 steam and air conditioning supply 360 water collection, treatment and supply 370 sewerage 381 waste collection 382 waste treatment and disposal 383 materials recovery 390 remediation activities and other waste management services 410 construction of buildings 421 construction of roads and railways 422 construction of utility projects 429 construction of other civil engineering projects 431 demolition and site preparation 432 electrical, plumbing and other construction installation activities 433 building completion and finishing 439 other specialized construction activities 451 sale of motor vehicles 452 maintenance and repair of motor vehicles 453 sale of motor vehicle parts and accessories 454 sale, maintenance and repair of motorcycles and related parts and accessories 461 wholesale on a fee or contract basis 462 wholesale of agricultural raw materials and live animals 463 wholesale of food, beverages and tobacco 464 wholesale of household goods 465 wholesale of machinery, equipment and supplies 466 other specialized wholesale 469 non-specialized wholesale trade 471 retail sale in non-specialized stores 472 retail sale of food, beverages and tobacco in specialized stores 473 retail sale of automotive fuel in specialized stores 474 retail sale of information and communications equipment in specialized stores 475 retail sale of other household equipment in specialized stores 476 retail sale of cultural and recreation goods in specialized stores 477 retail sale of other goods in specialized stores 478 retail sale via stalls and markets 479 retail trade not in stores, stalls or markets 491 transport via railways 492 other land transport 493 transport via pipeline 501 sea and coastal water transport 502 inland water transport 511 passenger air transport 512 freight air transport 521 warehousing and storage 522 support activities for transportation 531 postal activities 532 courier activities 551 short term accommodation activities 552 camping grounds, recreational vehicle parks and trailer parks 559 other accommodation 561 restaurants and mobile food service activities 562 event catering and other food service activities 563 beverage serving activities 581 publishing of books, periodicals and other publishing activities 582 software publishing 591 motion picture, video and television programme activities 592 sound recording and music publishing activities 601 radio broadcasting 602 television programming and broadcasting activities 611 wired telecommunications activities 612 wireless telecommunications activities 613 satellite telecommunications activities 619 other telecommunications activities 620 computer programming, consultancy and related activities 631 data processing, hosting and related activities; web portals 639 other information service activities 641 monetary intermediation 642 activities of holding companies 643 trusts, funds and similar financial entities 649 other financial service activities, except insurance and pension funding activities 651 insurance 652 reinsurance 653 pension funding 661 activities auxiliary to financial service activities, except insurance and pension funding 662 activities auxiliary to insurance and pension funding 663 fund management activities 681 real estate activities with own or leased property 682 real estate activities on a fee or contract basis 691 legal activities 692 accounting, bookkeeping and auditing activities; tax consultancy 701 activities of head offices 702 management consultancy activities 711 architectural and engineering activities and related technical consultancy 712 technical testing and analysis 721 research and experimental development on natural sciences and engineering 722 research and experimental development on social sciences and humanities 731 advertising 732 market research and public opinion polling 741 specialized design activities 742 photographic activities 749 other professional, scientific and technical activities n.e.c. 750 veterinary activities 771 renting and leasing of motor vehicles 772 renting and leasing of personal and household goods 773 renting and leasing of other machinery, equipment and tangible goods 774 leasing of intellectual property and similar products, except copyrighted works 781 activities of employment placement agencies 782 temporary employment agency activities 783 other human resources provision 791 travel agency and tour operator activities 799 other reservation service and related activities 801 private security activities 802 security systems service activities 803 investigation activities 811 combined facilities support activities 812 cleaning activities 813 landscape care and maintenance service activities 821 office administrative and support activities 822 activities of call centres 823 organization of conventions and trade shows 829 business support service activities n.e.c. 841 administration of the state and the economic and social policy of the community 842 provision of services to the community as a whole 843 compulsory social security activities 851 pre-primary and primary education 852 secondary education 853 higher education 854 other education 855 educational support activities 861 hospital activities 862 medical and dental practice activities 869 other human health activities 871 residential nursing care facilities 872 residential care activities for mental retardation, mental health and substance abuse 873 residential care activities for the elderly and disabled 879 other residential care activities 881 social work activities without accommodation for the elderly and disabled 889 other social work activities without accommodation 900 creative, arts and entertainment activities 910 libraries, archives, museums and other cultural activities 920 gambling and betting activities 931 sports activities 932 other amusement and recreation activities 941 activities of business, employers and professional membership organizations 942 activities of trade unions 949 activities of other membership organizations 951 repair of computers and communication equipment 952 repair of personal and household goods 960 other personal service activities 970 activities of households as employers of domestic personnel 981 undifferentiated goods-producing activities of private households for own use 982 undifferentiated service-producing activities of private households for own use 990 activities of extraterritorial organizations and bodies Sysmiss Days per week doing this activity Days per week doing this activity Days per week doing this activity Days per week doing this activity Days per week doing this activity Module 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) 2 3403 1 7 Sysmiss Hours per day doing this activity Hours per day doing this activity Hours per day doing this activity Hours per day doing this activity Hours per day doing this activity Module 4: Employment Part B: Overview of Past 7 Days 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) 2 3403 1 2 Sysmiss Total hours per week doing this activity Total hours per week doing this activity Total hours per week doing this activity Total hours per week doing this activity Total hours per week doing this activity Module 4: Employment Part B: Overview of Past 7 Days Q7. Total hours in last 7 days (3) 2 3403 1 14 Sysmiss Weeks per year doing this activity Weeks per year doing this activity Weeks per year doing this activity Weeks per year doing this activity Weeks per year doing this activity Module 4: Employment Part B: Overview of Past 7 Days Q8. How many weeks in the last year did you do this activity? (3) 2 3403 52 Sysmiss 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) 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) 3405 Sysmiss Usual 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) 3405 Sysmiss In this work, were you working for In this work, were you working for In this work, were you working for In this work, were you working for In this work, were you working for Module 4: Employment Part B: Overview of Past 7 Days Q3. In this work, were you working for: (4) 3405 Sysmiss Main economic activity of the enterprise you are working for/own business Main economic activity of the enterprise you are working for/own business Main economic activity of the enterprise you are working for/own business Main economic activity of the enterprise you are working for/own business Main economic activity of the enterprise you are working for/own business Module 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) 3405 Sysmiss Days per week doing this activity Days per week doing this activity Days per week doing this activity Days per week doing this activity Days per week doing this activity Module 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) 3405 Sysmiss Hours per day doing this activity Hours per day doing this activity Hours per day doing this activity Hours per day doing this activity Hours per day doing this activity Module 4: Employment Part B: Overview of Past 7 Days 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) 3405 Sysmiss Total hours per week doing this activity Total hours per week doing this activity Total hours per week doing this activity Total hours per week doing this activity Total hours per week doing this activity Module 4: Employment Part B: Overview of Past 7 Days Q7. Total hours in last 7 days (4) 3405 Sysmiss Weeks per year doing this activity Weeks per year doing this activity Weeks per year doing this activity Weeks per year doing this activity Weeks per year doing this activity Module 4: Employment Part B: Overview of Past 7 Days Q8. How many weeks in the last year did you do this activity? (4) 3405 Sysmiss Would like to work more hours per week Would like to work more hours per week Would like to work more hours per week Would like to work more hours per week Would like to work more hours per week Module 4: Employment Part B: Overview of Past 7 Days Q9. Would you like to work more hours per week than you do now, at the same hourly earnings as now? 2385 1020 1 yes 2 no Sysmiss Other kind of work you can do Other kind of work you can do Other kind of work you can do Other kind of work you can do Other kind of work you can do Module 4: Employment Part B: Overview of Past 7 Days 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, pg28 2385 1020 1 yes 2 no Sysmiss Occupation 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 answers 666 2739 1 yes 2 no 11 31 112 121 122 132 141 143 211 213 214 215 216 221 225 226 231 232 233 234 235 241 242 243 251 252 261 264 265 311 312 313 321 324 331 333 334 342 343 351 352 411 413 421 422 431 432 441 511 512 513 514 516 521 522 523 524 531 532 541 611 612 631 711 712 713 721 723 731 732 741 742 751 752 753 754 815 816 818 832 833 834 911 912 921 931 932 933 941 951 952 962 Sysmiss Occupation 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 answers 666 2739 1 yes 2 no 215 216 226 231 232 233 234 235 241 243 263 264 265 323 331 343 411 412 421 432 441 511 512 513 514 516 521 522 523 524 611 711 712 721 723 742 753 832 833 911 931 933 962 Sysmiss Occupation 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 answers 666 2739 1 yes 2 no 231 235 411 413 522 Sysmiss Occupation 1 tasks Occupation 1 tasks Occupation 1 tasks Occupation 1 tasks Occupation 1 tasks Module 4: Employment Part B: Overview of Past 7 Days Q12. What are the usual tasks of these jobs? Specify. - Occupation 1 tasks: 550 Bu«n b¸n B¸n c¸c s¶n phÈm thiÕt bÞ vÒ m¸y ph¸t ®iÖn, ®iÒu hßa B¸n c¸m ng« t¹i nhµ B¸n hµng B¸n hµng thuèc T©y y B¸n hµng thêi trang, t¹p ho¸ B¸n hµng t¹p ho¸ B¸n hµng t¹p hãa B¸n hµng vËt liÖu B¸n hµng vËt liÖu x©y dùng B¸n nh÷ng s¶n phÈm dïng cho sinh ho¹t B¸n quÇn ¸o B¸n quÇn ¸o ë chî B¸n quÇn ¸p B¸n rau B¸n sp TP chøc n¨ng B¸n thuèc B¸n thuèc t¹i c¸c cöa hµng d­îc phÈm B¸n vµ x©y dùng kÕ ho¹ch b¸n hµng CN trong d©y chuyÒn CS trÎ em ChÕ biÕn thøc ¨n, nÊu ¨n Chë kh¸ch Chë kh¸ch, chë hµng C«ng viÖc v¨n phßng C¾m hoa C¾t kÝnh C¾t v¶i, v¾t sæ, may ®å D¹y chÝnh trÞ, qu¶n lý vÒ gi¸o dôc D¹y häc D¹y kÌm häc sinh, b¸n hµng D¹y nÊu ¨n, c¾m hoa Dän dÑp nhµ cöa GV Ghi sæ s¸ch Gia c«ng nguyªn liÖu Gia c«ng trang søc, n÷ trang Giao dÞch chuyÓn ®å Giao dÞch víi ®¹i lý Gi¸o viªn tin häc c¸c trung t©m tin häc Giíi thiÖu kh¸ch hµng Giíi thiÖu s¶n phÈm míi Giíi thiÖu thuèc cho b¸c sÜ, hiÖu thuèc Giíi thiÖu t­ vÊn hµng Giíi thiÖu vµ b¸n hµng (v¶i), quÇn ¸o Giíi thiÖu ®Þa danh cho kh¸ch du lÞch Gi÷ g×n an ninh trËt tù Gi÷ g×n trËt tù H­íng dÉn sö dông m¸y vi tÝnh H­íng dÉn, huÊn luyÖn häc viªn KD KT c«ng nî Khu©n v¸c tñ, gi­êng Khu«n v¸c ®å thuª Kh¸m ch÷a bÖnh Kinh doanh KÕ to¸n sæ s¸ch KÕ to¸n tæng hîp L­u gi÷ sæ s¸ch L­u gi÷ sæ s¸ch kÕ to¸n L­u gi÷ sæ s¸ch kÕ to¸n, lµm sè liÖu L­u gi÷ sæ s¸ch tæng hîp sè liÖu Lµm sæ s¸ch b¸o c¸o Lµm sæ s¸ch, b¸o c¸o L¸i xe L¸i xe du lÞch L¸i xe vËn chuyÓn hµng hãa L¸i « t«. L¾p r¸p c¸c bé phËn xe vµo víi nhau LÊy ®iÖn n­íc LËp kÕ ho¹ch qu¶ng c¸o cho s¶n phÈm LÔ t©n cho c¸c c«ng ty , kh¸ch s¹n May giÇy May hµng gia c«ng May mÆc May quÇn ¸o gia c«ng May ®o quÇn ¸o theo yªu cÇu cña kh¸ch May, ®o quÇn ¸o M«n sinh häc NVVP Nghiªn cøu hãa häc Nghiªn cøu ®Ò tµi khoa häc NghÒ ®iÖn Ngiªn cøu Marketting NhËn may quÇn ¸o t¹i nhµ NhËn may ®o quÇn ¸o theo yªu cÇu Pha cµ phª, xay sinh tè... Pha s¬n, quÐt s¬n Phiªn dÞch QLNS Qu¶n lý b¸n hµng Qu¶n lý sæ s¸ch, giao nhËp hµng xuÊt kho Qu¶n lý thu chi Qu¶n lý thî x©y, c«ng viÖc x©y dùng Qu¶n lý vÒ d©n sè Qu¶ng b¸ th­¬ng hiÖu cho c¸c c«ng ty Qu¸n bia Rña b¸t, lau nhµ, phôc vô kh¸ch ¨n So¸t vÐ, thu vÐ cña ng­êi tíi r¹p phim S¬n míi t­êng nhµ Sè s¸ch Söa ch÷a t×m lçi háng cho c¸c thiÕt bÞ ®iÖn tö Söa ch÷a « t«, ®å ®iÖn gia dông Söa ch÷a ®iÖn tho¹i Söa tivi Söa xe ®¹p nåi c¬m ®iÖn TCTKTL THiÕt kÕ m¸y dÖt , ch÷a m¸y dÖt TK nhµ ë Thay thÕ phô tïng, dÇu nhít ThiÕt kÕ + Thi c«ng Thu nhËn giÊy tê vÒ nhµ ®Êt vµ xö lý giÊy tê nhµ ®Êt Thu thËp xö lÝ SLKT Thu tiÒn , tÝnh tiÒn Thu tiÒn tõ kh¸ch mua hµng Thî x©y TiÖn hµn ®å dïng m¸y mãc TruyÒn ®¹t kiÕn thøc cho häc sinh Tr«ng coi cöa, nhµ m¸y ... Trén v÷a, x©y t­êng Trùc v¨n th­ Tuèt r¬m bÖn chæi T­ vÊn tµi chÝnh vÒ kinh doanh ngo¹i tÖ, vµng T­ vÊn vÒ gi¸ trÞ kinh doanh T­ vÊn x©y dùng qu¶n lý cho Tr­êng t­ thôc TÝnh to¸n gi¸ c¶, giao hµng cho kh¸ch Tù më hµng ¨n ViÕt phãng sù ViÕt truyÖn V¨n phßng phÈm VÏ, thiÕt kÕ qu¶ng c¸o VÒ kü thuËt x©y dùng c¸c dù ¸n Xe chë kh¸ch Xem xÐt nh÷ng lçi cña phÇn mÒm X¸ch v÷a cho thî x©y ai kªu th× söa ban hang ban linh kien ban t¹p ho¸ bh biÓn qu¶ng c¸o bu«n b¸n bu«n b¸n , söa ch÷a c¬ khÝ bu«n b¸n d©y ®iÖn tho¹i bu«n b¸n mü phÈm bu«n b¸n phô kiÖn ®iÖn tho¹i bu«n b¸n s¶n phÈm nghÖ thuËt bu«n b¸n t¹p ho¸ bu«n b¸n vËt liÖu x©y dùng bu«n b¸n, b¸n hµng bv b©t ®éng s¶n, mua b¸n nhµ ®Êt bª g¹ch x¸ch v÷a b­ng bª b¸t ®Üa phôc vô ®å ¨n cho kh¸ch b­ng bª n­íc uèng ®å ¨n b­ng bª ®å ¨n, röa chÐn b¶o hiÓm b¶o tr×, b¶o d­ìng m¸y thªu b¶o vÖ b¶o vÖ c¬ quan b¶o vÖ nhµ x­ëng b¶o vÖ quyÒn c«ng d©n vµ tæ chøc b¸c sü b¸n b¶o hiÓm b¸n c¬m b×nh d©n b¸n hµng b¸n hµng cho c¸c quÇy thuèc b¸n hµng hoa qu¶ b¸n hµng hoa qu¶ t¹i hé b¸n hµng m¸y tÝnh b¸n hµng thuèc t©y b¸n hµng thêi trang b¸n hµng thêi trang phôc vô c¸c qu¸n ¨n s¸ng b¸n hµng tiªu dïng b¸n hµng trªn m¹ng b¸n hµng t¹p ho¸ b¸n hµng t¹p hãa b¸n hµng v¶i b¸n hµng ¨n b¸n hµng ¨n s¸ng b¸n mü phÈm b¸n mü phÈm, quÇn ¸o b¸n n­íc b¸n quÇn ¸o b¸n thiÕt bÞ phßng ch¸y ch÷a ch¸y b¸n thuèc b¸n thuèc t©n d­îc b¸n thuèc t©n d­îc t¹i quÇy thuèc b¸n t¹p hãa b¸n v¶i b¸n ®å ®iÖn tö b¸n, tiÕp thÞ chi KH b¸nh ngät b¾t nghªu èc ngoµi biÓn ®em b¸n bÕ trÎ ch¨m trÎ cho ng­êi kh¸c thuª nhµ cho ®ång vµo lß nÊu chuyªn lµm tãc söa tãc chuÈn bÞ nhiªn liÖu chuÈn bÞ ®å ¨n vµ b¸n hµng ch¨m sãc trÎ ch¨m sãc trÎ em ch¨m sãc, ch÷a bÖnh cho thó nu«i ch©m cøu bÊm huyÖt chÕ biÕn mãn ¨n chôp ¶nh cho kh¸ch ch÷a bÖnh cµi ®Æt söa ch÷a c¸c øng dông c¸c cÊp c¾t may quÇn ¸o c¾t tØa c©y vµ t¹o d¸ng cho c©y cñi trÊu cöu v¹n diÔn xuÊt ho¸ th©n vµo nh©n vËt do cat may dung xe m¸y chë ng­êi thuª d­îc d¸n giÊy mÇu d¹y TA d¹y häc d¹y häc c¸c cÊp d¹y häc phiªn dÞch tiÕng trung d¹y kÌm d¹y thªm d¹y thªm häc sinh d¹y thªm tiÕng Anh3 d¹y tiÕng Ph¸p d¹y tiÕng anh d¹y tiÕng ph¸p d¹y tiÕng viÖt cho ng­êi n­íc ngoµi d¹y t¹i c¸c tr­êng theo yªu cÇu d¹y viÕt ng÷ ph¸p d¹y vÒ qu¶n lý nhµ n­íc. d¹y ®¸nh golf dÉn ch­¬ng tr×nh dÉn kh¸ch du lÞch dÖt chiÕu dÖt may b»ng m¸y dÞch tiÕng trung dän dÑp dän dÑp nhµ cöa ghi chÐp sæ s¸ch kÕ to¸n gia sóc, gia cÇm giao dÞch víi kh¸ch hµng giao hµng t¹p hãa gi¶ng bµi d¹y häc gi¸ng d¹y vµ nghiªn cøu gi¸o viªn chuyªn ngµnh gi¸o viªn d¹y ngo¹i ng÷ gi¸o viªn d¹y nh¹c gi¸p tñ giíi thiÖu h­íng dÉn tham quan giíi thiÖu t­ vÊn giíi thiÖu vµ qu¶ng c¸o mÆt hµng tiªu dïng gióp viÖc gióp viÖc cho hé kh¸c gióp viÖc gia ®×nh gi÷ ginf trËt tù gi÷ sæ s¸ch cho cty gß hµn hµn hµn khung nhµ hµn ®iÖn hµn ®å dïng G§ h¹ch to¸n quyªt to¸n kd khai b¸o h¶i quan khoan, c¾t, hµn kim lo¹i kh¸m vµ b¾t bÖnh cho bÖnh nh©n kh¸m vµ t­ vÊn ®iÒu trÞ kinh doanh kinh doanh nhµ cöa kiÓm chÊt l­îng hµng kiÓm tra chÊt l­îng hµng hãa kiÓm tra c¸c ®¹i lý thêi trang kiÓm tra gi¸m s¸t c«ng viÖc chÊt l­îng c«ng tr×nh kiÓm tra giÊy tê sæ s¸ch kiÓm tra sæ s¸ch kiÓm tra sæ s¸ch d÷ liÖu kt kÌm d¹y häc cÊp 1,2 kÌm häc sinh cÊp 2,3 kÕ to¸n kÕ to¸n cho c¬ quan kÕ to¸n nghiÖp vô kÕ to¸n sæ s¸ch phiªn dÞch kü thuËt c¬ giíi kü thuËt viªn cµi ®Æt phÇn cøng vµ mÒm lau chïi dän dÑp liªn hÖ víi kh¸ch hµng l­u gi÷ sæ s¸ch xuÊt nhËp hµng lµm b¸o c¸o lµm chøng tõ cuÊt nhËp khÈu lµm c«ng t¸c gi¶ng d¹y cÊp 3 lµm c¸c vb lµm giµy da lµm giÊy tê sæ s¸ch lµm kÕ to¸n sæ s¸ch lµm l­¬ng sæ s¸ch lµm sæ s¸ch b¸o c¸o lµm sæ s¸ch kinh tÕ lµm ë bé phËn kinh doanh lµm, c¾t thïng c¸c t«ng l¸i xe l¸i xe 4 chç l¸i xe 7 chç l¸i xe taxi l¸i xe taxi vËn chuyÓn kh¸ch l¸i xe t¶i l¸i xe t¶i h¹ng nÆng l¸i « t« b»ng b2 l¸m sæ s¸ch kÕ to¸n l¾p ®Æt ©m thanh ¸nh s¸ng cho ®¸m c­íi l¾p ®Æt ®iÖn d©n dông l¾p ®Æt ®iÖn n­íc G® lËp tr×nh lét bá h¹t ®iÒu may gia c«ng may gia c«ng quÇn ¸o may gia c«ng quÇn ¸o theo yªu cÇu cña kh¸ch may giµy dÐp may quÇn ¸o may quÇn ¸o cho c¸c cty may quÇn ¸o trong nhµ m¸y may may thªu gia c«ng may ®o quÇn ¸o mua b¸n kinh doanh m«i giíi b¸n hµng m«i giíi nhµ ®Êt m¸t xa cËt lý trÞ liÖu m¸y quÇn ¸o m¸y ¸o më c¸c shop b¸n quÇn ¸o nghiªn cøu m«i tr­êng nghiªn cøu ph©n tÝch nh©n viªn b¸n hµng nh©n viªn kÕ to¸n nh©n viªn phÇn mÒm nh©n viªn phôc vô bµn nhµ hµng nhËn d¹ng khu«n mÆt nhËn vµ giíi thiÖu s¶n phÈm ®Õn kh¸ch hµng nhËn ®å hµng m· vÒ nhµ lµm nu«i c¸ gµ chim cót nÊu hñ tiÕu b¸n lÎ nÊu ¨n nÊu ¨n cho tr­êng häc nÊu ®å ¨n uèng phiªn dÞch phiªn dÞch tiÕng trung ph©n lo¹i thùc phÈm ph©n phèi hµng tiªu dõng ph©n tÝch tµi chÝnh cña c«ng ty phô b¸n hµng n­íc pha n­íc phô viÖc phô x©y dùng l¸t g¹ch nÒn phô x©y, dän dÑp quyÕt to¸n sæ s¸ch quyÕt to¸n tµi chÝnh qu¶n lý chi tiªu c¸c khaonr cña c«ng ty,b¸o c¸o thuÕ b¶ng c©n ®èi kÕ to¸n qu¶n lý gi¸m s¸t c«ng viÖc liªn quan ®Õn cöa kÝnh khung nh«m qu¶n lý héi häp qu¶n lý l­u gi÷ sæ s¸ch qu¶n lý mÇm non qu¶n lý nh©n c«ng qu¶n lý nhµ hµng qu¶n lý th«ng tin kh¸ch hµng qu¶ng b¸, t×m chiÕn l­îc ph¸t triÓn quÇn ¸o quÐt dän gióp viÖc nhµ rang xay cµ phª röa chÐn röa chÐn vµ b¸n mü phÈm sx thùc phÈm chøc n¨ng s¬ chÕ nguyªn kiÖu s¬ chÕ vµ chÕ biÕn thùc phÈm s¬n cöa nhµ s¬n t­îng s¸ch v÷a sæ s¸ch kho sæ s¸ch kÕ to¸n sæ s¸ch, tiÒn l­¬ng.thñ quü söa bãng ®Ìn söa ch÷a c¸c ®å dïng b»ng èng n­íc söa ch÷a m¸y kh©u söa ch÷a nhµ söa ch÷a vµ thay thÕ phô tïng söa ch÷a « t« söa ch÷a ®iÖn d©n dông c«ng nghiÖp söa ch÷a ®iÖn tho¹i söa ch÷a ®iÖn tho¹i di ®éng söa ch÷a ®iÖn tö söa ch÷a ®å dïng ®iÖn söa ch÷a ®å gia dông söa ch÷a ®å ®iÖn söa ch÷a ®éng c¬, thay dÇu söa ch÷a, vËn hµnh m¸y mãc söa m¸y tÝnh söa so¹n hµng hãa, nãi niÒm në söa xe m¸y söa xe thay dÇu söa ®iÖn d©n dông söa ®iÖn gia ®×nh taxi chë kh¸ch test thanh to¸n chøng tõ thiÕt kÕ chÕ t¹o m¸y mãc thiÕt kÕ c«ng tr×nh thiÕt kÕ nh÷ng b¶n vÏ vÒ nhµ thiÕt kÕ thi c«ng thèng kª biÓu mÉu thu chi thèng kª sæ s¸ch kÕ to¸n thu chi thêi trang thêi trang gi¶i kh¸t thî hµn s¾t thî x©y, thî phô tiÕng anh tiÕng anh nhËt trang ®iÓm c« d©u truyÒn ®¹t kiÕn thøc tr«ng coi b¶o vÖ t¹i s¶nh c«ng ty tr«ng coi xe cho kh¸ch tr«ng gi÷ trÎ tr«ng gi÷ xe trong tr­êng THPT trång rau lóa trång, ch¨m c©y hoa qu¶, rau trùc tiÕp s¶n xuÊt ra s¶n phÈm tuyÓn nh©n sù qu¶n lý hå s¬ t­ vÊn b¶o hiÓm t­ vÊn cho c¸c nhµ ®Çu t­ vÒ ®Þa vËt lý khoa häc t­ vÊn cho doanh nghiÖp t­ vÊn luËt tµi chÝnh ng©n hµng t¹o h×nh t×m hiÓu thÞ tr­êng vµ KD tÝnh tiÒn ®­akh¸ch tæ chøc sù kiÖn tæng hîp kÕ to¸n KD tæng hîp tÝnh gi¸ thµnh c«ng tr×nh tñ l¹nh, ®iÒu hßa, ®iÖn d©n dông tù nhËn hîp ®ång x©y dùng vµ thuª c«ng nh©n uèn tãc lµm ®Çu vp vui ch¬i gi¶i trÝ v¸ s¨m xe v¾t sæ vËn chuyÓn hµnh kh¸ch vËn hµnh m¸y vÏ thiÕt kÕ b¶n vÏ vÏ thiÕt kÕ vµ gi¸m s¸t thi c«ng vÏ tranh nghÖ thuËt xe nhang b»ng m¸y xe «m x©y nhµ x©y tr¸t x¸ch v«i v÷a x¸ch v÷a xö lý h×nh ¶nh trªn m¸y tÝnh §iÒu khiÓn « t« §iÒu tra, lµm biÓu mÉu §µo ®¸t vËn chuyÓn phÕ th¶i §¶o v÷a trén bª t«ng §¸nh m¸y pho t« §Çu t­ chøng kho¸n §ãng gãi thuèc vµ b¸n thuèc ®iÒu hµnh c¸c dù ¸n x©y dùng ®­a ®ãn kh¸ch ®­a ®ãn kh¸ch hµng ®¸nh VB ®¸nh gi¸ chÊt l­îng ®¸ quý ®¸nh m¸y ®¸nh m¸y vi tÝnh ®Þnh gi¸ ®ãng gãi s¶n phÈm ®ãng phim ®å gç ®éng c¬ m¸y khoan, mµi ®óc ®ång nh«m ®øng b¸n hµng t¹i quÇy ®øng m¸y mµi ®øng quÇy b¸n hµng Occupation 2 tasks Occupation 2 tasks Occupation 2 tasks Occupation 2 tasks Occupation 2 tasks Module 4: Employment Part B: Overview of Past 7 Days Q12. What are the usual tasks of these jobs? Specify. - Occupation 2 tasks: 80 BiÓu diÔn thêi trang B­ng bª, röa chÐn B¶o qu¶n tµi kiÖu sæ s¸ch cña tr­êng häc B¸n QA B¸n c¸c lo¹i hµng B¸n c¸c s¶n phÈm may mÆc B¸n hµng B¸n hµng thêi trang B¸n hµng trong cöa hµng Bèc g¹o tõ kho lªn xe Bèc,v¸c,xÕp Chë kh¸ch D¹y tiÕng anh DÞch tiÕng, ch÷ Gi¶ng d¹y t©m lý gi¸o dôc Giíi thiÖu s¶n phÈm Lµm c¸c c«ng viÖc liªn quan ®Õn v¨n phßng May quÇn ¸o May t¹i c¸c nhµ m¸y may NhËp d÷ liÖu Röa xe « t« Söa ch÷a m¸y tÝnh Söa xe ®¹p xe m¸y Söa « t« Thanh to¸n tiÒn cho kh¸ch hµng TÊt c¶ c¸c viÖc v¨n phßng Tæ chøc sinh nhËt, vui ch¬i ViÕt s¸ch tµi liÖu tham kh¶o anh viÖt bung be rua chen b¸n b¶o hiÓm b¸n c¬m phë b¸n giµy dÐp trong cöa hµng b¸n hµng b¸n hµng vpp b¸n mü phÈm b¸n vËt liÖu x©y dùng b¸o c¸o thuÕ, tiÒn l­¬ng bÊm khíp x­¬ng bÊm huyÖt chÕ biÕn mãn ¨n chë hµng thuª cho hé c¸ thÓ c«ng nh©n c¸c c«ng ty c¾t tãc day tA d¹y thªm tiÕng anh d¹y tin häc tiÕng anh dÞch bµi viÕt giao th«ng san nÒn gi¶ng d¹y hiÖu tr­ëng h­íng dÉn viªn du lÞch hµn s¾t hµnh chÝnh kiÓm kÝnh trong kho lµm m­ín c¸c viÖc vÆt lµm sæ s¸ch kÕ to¸n lµm viÖc phô trong x©y nhµ lµm ë bé phËn tÝn dông l¸i xe l¸i xe con may, ®o quµn ¸o nÊu ¨n phiªn dÞch tiÕng Trung phiªn dÞch tiÕng trung phô hå phôc vô uèng siªu thÞ söa ch÷a « t« söa m¸y in m¸y tÝnh thiÕt kÕ l¾p ®Æt ®­êng n­íc s¹ch thu tiÒn vÐ xe tiÕp ®ãn bÖnh nh©n t¹i bÖnh viÖn truyÒn ®¹t kiÕn thøc truyÒn ®¹t kiÕn thøc cho häc sinh cÊp 2,3 trång trät, trång lóa lÊy gç x©y dùng ®¸nh m¸y l­u sæ s¸ch Occupation 3 tasks Occupation 3 tasks Occupation 3 tasks Occupation 3 tasks Occupation 3 tasks Module 4: Employment Part B: Overview of Past 7 Days Q12. What are the usual tasks of these jobs? Specify. - Occupation 3 tasks: 6 B¸n hµng trong cöa hµng Gi¶ng viªn cao ®¼ng ®¹i häc Lµm thuª d¹y tiÕng anh lµm c¸c c«ng viÖc v¨n phßng §¸nh m¸y Main occupation code Main occupation code Main occupation code Main occupation code Main occupation code Module 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: 2385 1020 11 commissioned armed forces officers 21 non-commissioned armed forces officers 31 armed forces occupations, other ranks 111 legislators and senior officials 112 managing directors and chief executives 121 business services and administration managers 122 sales, marketing and development managers 131 production managers in agriculture, forestry and fisheries 132 manufacturing, mining, construction, and distribution managers 133 information and communications technology service managers 134 professional services managers 141 hotel and restaurant managers 142 retail and wholesale trade managers 143 other services managers 211 physical and earth science professionals 212 mathematicians, actuaries and statisticians 213 life science professionals 214 engineering professionals (excluding electrotechnology) 215 electrotechnology engineers 216 architects, planners, surveyors and designers 221 medical doctors 222 nursing and midwifery professionals 223 traditional and complementary medicine professionals 224 paramedical practitioners 225 veterinarians 226 other health professionals 231 university and higher education teachers 232 vocational education teachers 233 secondary education teachers 234 primary school and early childhood teachers 235 other teaching professionals 241 finance professionals 242 administration professionals 243 sales, marketing and public relations professionals 251 software and applications developers and analysts 252 database and network professionals 261 legal professionals 262 librarians, archivists and curators 263 social and religious professionals 264 authors, journalists and linguists 265 creative and performing artists 311 physical and engineering science technicians 312 mining, manufacturing and construction supervisors 313 process control technicians 314 life science technicians and related associate professionals 315 ship and aircraft controllers and technicians 321 medical and pharmaceutical technicians 322 nursing and midwifery associate professionals 323 traditional and complementary medicine associate professionals 324 veterinary technicians and assistants 325 other health associate professionals 331 financial and mathematical associate professionals 332 sales and purchasing agents and brokers 333 business services agents 334 administrative and specialized secretaries 335 regulatory government associate professionals 341 legal, social and religious associate professionals 342 sports and fitness workers 343 artistic, cultural and culinary associate professionals 351 information and communications technology operations and user support 352 telecommunications and broadcasting technicians 411 general office clerks 412 secretaries (general) 413 keyboard operators 421 tellers, money collectors and related clerks 422 client information workers 431 numerical clerks 432 material-recording and transport clerks 441 other clerical support workers 511 travel attendants, conductors and guides 512 cooks 513 waiters and bartenders 514 hairdressers, beauticians and related workers 515 building and housekeeping supervisors 516 other personal services workers 521 street and market salespersons 522 shop salespersons 523 cashiers and ticket clerks 524 other sales workers 531 child care workers and teachers' aides 532 personal care workers in health services 541 protective services workers 611 market gardeners and crop growers 612 animal producers 613 mixed crop and animal producers 621 forestry and related workers 622 fishery workers, hunters and trappers 631 subsistence crop farmers 632 subsistence livestock farmers 633 subsistence mixed crop and livestock farmers 634 subsistence fishers, hunters, trappers and gatherers 711 building frame and related trades workers 712 building finishers and related trades workers 713 painters, building structure cleaners and related trades workers 721 sheet and structural metal workers, moulders and welders, and related 722 blacksmiths, toolmakers and related trades workers 723 machinery mechanics and repairers 731 handicraft workers 732 printing trades workers 741 electrical equipment installers and repairers 742 electronics and telecommunications installers and repairers workers 751 food processing and related trades workers 752 wood treaters, cabinet-makers and related trades workers 753 garment and related trades workers 754 other craft and related workers 811 mining and mineral processing plant operators 812 metal processing and finishing plant operators 813 chemical and photographic products plant and machine operators 814 rubber, plastic and paper products machine operators 815 textile, fur and leather products machine operators 816 food and related products machine operators 817 wood processing and papermaking plant operators 818 other stationary plant and machine operators 821 assemblers 831 locomotive engine drivers and related workers 832 car, van and motorcycle drivers 833 heavy truck and bus drivers 834 mobile plant operators 835 ships' deck crews and related workers 911 domestic, hotel and office cleaners and helpers 912 vehicle, window, laundry and other hand cleaning workers 921 agricultural, forestry and fishery labourers 931 mining and construction labourers 932 manufacturing labourers 933 transport and storage labourers 941 food preparation assistants 951 street and related service workers 952 street vendors (excluding food) 961 refuse workers 962 other elementary workers Sysmiss How 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 ]? 2385 1020 1 through public employment agency 2 through private employment agency 3 through university/school career office 4 through social network (friends/relative/other) 5 through media/internet 6 employer contacted you 7 contacted employer directly 8 started own business 9 job obtained after training/apprenticeship with employer 10 other Sysmiss how did you find this job? - other how did you find this job? - other how did you find this job? - other how did you find this job? - other how did you find this job? - other 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 ]? Other (specify) 171 15 6 ChuyÓn c«ng t¸c ChuyÓn tõ qu©n ®éi sang Cty gia ®×nh C«ng viejc cña gia ®i×nh C¸ nh©n tù bá vèn kinh doanh D©n bÇu D©n bÇu lªn lµm Gióp chÞ g¸i trong gia ®×nh Gióp gia ®×nh Lµm cho gia ®×nh Lµm chñ Lµm phô gia ®×nh Më t¹i nhµ Nhµ n­íc ph©n Nhµ n­íc ph©n c«ng Phô gia ®×nh Phô gióp gia ®×nh Theo nghÒ cña bè mÑ Th«ng qua ®¬n vÞ TiÕp qu¶n cöa hµng cña cha mÑ Tù häc Tù häc hái Tù kinh doanh Tù lµm Tù lµm chñ Tù lµm cña hé Tù më b¸n Tù më cöa hµng Tù ph¸t Tù t×m Tù øng cö b¸n n­íc tr­íc cöa nhµ b¸n t¹p ho¸ bè mÑ cho ®Êt c«ng viÖc cña gia ®×nh c¬ quan mêi tham gia tiÕp cña hé do b¶n th©n ®Þnh h­íng doanh nghiÖp cña hé d©n bÇu gióp mÑ gióp viÖc kinh doanh cña gia ®×nh g® hé gia ®×nh lam cho chong lµm cho G§ lµm cho gia ®×nh lµm cho hé gia ®×nh lµm cho mÑ lµm gióp mÑ lµng nghÒ nghÒ gia truyÒn nghÒ lµm b¸nh gia ®×nh nghÒ truyÒn thèng nghÒ truyÒn thèng cña gia ®×nh nhµ n­íc ph©n nhµ n­íc ph©n c«ng nv b¸n phë ohô cho gia ®inh phuong de bat phèi hîp cïng b¹n bÌ phô g® qu¶n lý nhµ trä cña hé së gi¸o dôc ph©n c«ng theo nghÒ cha thi tuyÓn thuª cöa hµng tù b¸n trung t©m giíi thiÖu viÖc lµm trång lóa tô lµm tôe kinh doanh t¹i nhµ tù b¸n t¹i nhµ tù h¹ch to¸n tù kinh doanh tù lµm tù lµm cho gia ®×nh tù lµm cña nhµ tù më c¬ së söa ch÷a nhá tù më cöa hµng riªng tù më qu¸n tù t×m §­îc truyÒn l¹i ®¬n vÞ ph©n c«ng ®­îc ph©n c«ng sau khi häc xong ®¹i héi bÇu lµm ®Ò b¹t Time doing this job - months Time doing this job - months Time doing this job - months Time doing this job - months Time doing this job - months Module 4: Employment Part C: Main Job in Past Week Q3. How long ago did you begin this work? (months) 380 3025 23 7.929 5.432 Time doing this job - years Time doing this job - years Time doing this job - years Time doing this job - years Time doing this job - years Module 4: Employment Part C: Main Job in Past Week Q3. How long ago did you begin this work? (years) 2385 1020 70 9.397 9.076 What were you doing before this job What were you doing before this job What were you doing before this job What were you doing before this job What were you doing before this job Module 4: Employment Part C: Main Job in Past Week Q4. What were you doing immediately before beginning this present work as [Main Occupation ]? 2385 1020 1 working as an employee 2 self-employed/ own account enterprise 3 actively looking for work 4 student 5 housewife/ housework 6 at home for pregnancy / maternity 7 ill 8 not working and not looking for work 9 other Sysmiss what were doing before... - other what were doing before... - other what were doing before... - other what were doing before... - other what were doing before... - other Module 4: Employment Part C: Main Job in Past Week Q4. What were you doing immediately before beginning this present work as [Main Occupation ]? Other (specify) 68 6 Bé ®éi C«ng an x· C«ng nh©n D©n qu©n ph­êng LR Lµm cho bè mÑ Lµm cho doanh nghiÖp gia ®×nh Lµm cho gia ®×nh Lµm n«ng Lµm n«ng nghiÖp Lµm ruéng Lµm viÖc cho gia ®×nh NghÜa vô Phô bèmÑ b¸n hµng Phô gióp gia ®×nh Phô viÖc gia ®×nh Thî x©y Trång lóa bu«n b¸n bé ®éi cßn nhá giÆt ®å m­ín häc viÖc lao ®éng gia ®×nh lao ®éng gia ®×nh (phô mÑ b¸n trÇu cau) lµm cho bè mÑ ®Î lµm cho gia ®×nh lµm n«ng nghiÖp lµm n«ng nghiÖp t¹i nhµ lµm ruéng lµm viÖc trong n«ng tr¹i g® nghØ h­u nghÜa vô qu©n sù phô gióp gia ®×nh phô gióp gia ®×nh bu«n b¸n tr«ng ch¸u cho c¸c con trång lóa trång lóa trång mµu tu lam §i bé déi §i bé ®éi ®i bé ®éi ®i c¶i t¹o ®i häc nghÒ ®i nghÜa vô qu©n sù ë nhµ ë nhµ cã l­¬ng thùc How long you were [m4c_q04]-months How long you were [m4c_q04]-months How long you were [m4c_q04]-months How long you were [m4c_q04]-months How long you were [m4c_q04]-months Module 4: Employment Part C: Main Job in Past Week Q5. How long was the period you were [Read response from Question 4] before beginning this (present) work? (months) 421 01 06 1 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 2 20 22 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 How long you were [m4c_q04]-years How long you were [m4c_q04]-years How long you were [m4c_q04]-years How long you were [m4c_q04]-years How long you were [m4c_q04]-years Module 4: Employment Part C: Main Job in Past Week Q5. How long was the period you were [Read response from Question 4] before beginning this (present) work? (years) 2385 1020 58 7.008 7.331 Type of employment Type of employment Type of employment Type of employment Type of employment Module 4: Employment Part C: Main Job in Past Week 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)>>Q18 Read out all responses 2385 1020 1 employee 2 self-employed, own account worker, an owner with or without hired labor 3 unpaid worker in family business 9 other Sysmiss type of employment - other type of employment - other type of employment - other type of employment - other type of employment - other Module 4: Employment Part C: Main Job in Past Week Q6. What is your type of employment (in Main Occupation from Q1)? Specify (other) Other (specify)>>Q18 15 Cb c¬ së Cïng gãp vèn cïng lµm Lµm néi trî chi chÞ d©u Lµm tù do L·nh ®¹o QL L¸i xe cho t­ nh©n Tù nhËn hµng vÒ lµm chia l­¬ng theo % cöu v¹n thuª gia c«ng cho x­ëng may lµm n«ng nhiÖp lµm thuª nhË hµng gia c«ng qu¶n ®èc tù lµm 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... Best source of funds of business/own account... Module 4: Employment Part C: Main Job in Past Week 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? 868 2537 1 household savings or sales of assets 2 loans or grants from relatives in country 3 remittances from relatives abroad 4 money from inheritance 5 business partners 6 bank loan 7 informal loan (trader, landlord, moneylender) 8 profits from other household enterprises 9 did not need funds to start it: inherited business 10 other 99 don't know Sysmiss other other other other other Module 4: Employment Part C: Main Job in Past Week 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) 36 1 2 Bè mÑ cung cÊp vèn Kh«ng cÇn vèn Kh«ng mÊt vèn Nhµ më, gÇn chî TiÒn nhµ n­íc tr¶ khi c¾t hîp ®ång lao ®éng Tõ lao ®éng mµ cã bè mÑ chång cho con g¸i gia ®×nh k cÇn nguån vèn kh«n cÇn vèn kh«ng cÇn kh«ng cÇn vèn kh«ng ph¶i ®Çu t­ ko can von ko cÇn nguån vèn tiÒn bè mÑ ®Çu t­ tù lµm vay héi n«ng d©n vèn gãp cña anh em trong gia ®×nh ®Êt cã s½n 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... Total number of workers in business/own account... Module 4: Employment Part C: Main Job in Past Week 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 workers 868 2537 1 1 (yourself only) 2 2-5 3 6-15 4 16-25 5 26-50 6 51-200 7 more than 200 Sysmiss 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) Net profit of business(Amount in local currency) Module 4: Employment Part C: Main Job in Past Week 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) 868 2537 70000 4722.306 6848.693 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) Net profit of business(Amount in USD ppp) 868 2537 9575.02 645.945 936.805 Net profit of business period Net profit of business period Net profit of business period Net profit of business period Net profit of business period Module 4: Employment Part C: Main Job in Past Week 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) 868 2537 1 2 Sysmiss Would you like to expand your business Would you like to expand your business Would you like to expand your business Would you like to expand your business Would you like to expand your business Module 4: Employment Part C: Main Job in Past Week Q10. Would you like to expand your business? No >>Q13 868 2537 1 yes 2 no Sysmiss Faces any constraint or problem in expanding Faces any constraint or problem in expanding Faces any constraint or problem in expanding Faces any constraint or problem in expanding Faces any constraint or problem in expanding Module 4: Employment Part C: Main Job in Past Week Q11. Do you face any constraint or problem in expanding your business/ enterprise? No >>Q13 347 3058 1 yes 2 no Sysmiss Main constraint Main constraint Main constraint Main constraint Main constraint Module 4: Employment Part C: Main Job in Past Week Q12. What is the main constraint that you face in expanding your business/ enterprise? 327 3078 1 not enough capital 2 too much competition from similar businesses/ not enough demand 3 burden of additional taxes or regulations 4 difficult to recruit additional employees 5 energy supply constraints 9 other Sysmiss Main constraint-other Main constraint-other Main constraint-other Main constraint-other Main constraint-other Module 4: Employment Part C: Main Job in Past Week Q12. What is the main constraint that you face in expanding your business/ enterprise? Other (speficy) 31 1 Kh«ng cã chç tËp thªm Kh«ng cã kh¸ch hµng míi MÆt b»ng x­ëng ThiÕu mÆt b»ng bÞ giíi h¹n ph¹m vi CH ch­a cã thêi gian diÖn tÝch ®Êt kh«ng cã do con c¸i cßn nhá kh«ng cã mÆt b»ng kh«ng cã nhiÒu thêi gian kh«ng cã ®Êt kh«ng cã ®Þa ®iÓm më réng kh«ng ®ñ mÆt b»ng kh«ng è cöa hµng ®Ó më réng1 mÆt b»ng mÆt b»ng kh«ng cã mÆt b»ng1 mÆt b»ng2 mÆt hµng ®Çu ra ph­¬ng tiÖn ®¸nh b¾t søc kháe thue mÆt b»ng tuæi cao viÖc nhµ Had a wage job before self-employment Had a wage job before self-employment Had a wage job before self-employment Had a wage job before self-employment Had a wage job before self-employment Module 4: Employment Part C: Main Job in Past Week Q13. Before this self-employment work, did you ever have a wage job (work as an employee)? No >>Q16 868 2537 1 yes 2 no Sysmiss Had social security in this wage job Had social security in this wage job Had social security in this wage job Had social security in this wage job Had social security in this wage job Module 4: Employment Part C: Main Job in Past Week Q14. Did you have social insurance benefits at this wage job? 550 2855 1 yes 2 no Sysmiss 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? Why did you stop this wage job? Module 4: Employment Part C: Main Job in Past Week Q15. Why did you stop this wage job? Do not read responses 550 2855 1 you were fired 2 enterprise you worked for closed 3 wanted to start own business/ own economic activity 4 low wage/bad working conditions 5 retired 6 you moved to another area 7 end of contract 8 family, health, personal reasons 9 employer reduced work hours 10 to continue education 11 other Sysmiss other other other other other Module 4: Employment Part C: Main Job in Past Week Q15. Why did you stop this wage job? Other (specify) 30 Ch¸y chî C«ng viÖc bÊp bªnh kh«ng æn ®Þnh Gi¶m biªn chÕ Gi¶m nh©n viªn N¬i lµm xa qu¸ VÉn ®ang lµm viÖc Xãa bá chÕ ®é bao cÊp ch­a th«i h¼n chñ qu¸n qua ®êi con nhá cty xa cv vvÊt v¶ gi¶i thÓ gi¶m biªn chÕ gi¶m biªn chÕ vÒ c®é 176 kh«ng ®óng chuyªn m«n ®µo t¹o mÊt søc nghØ 176 nghØ chÕ ®é 176 nghØ sinh con n® 41 ph¸ s¶n viÖc nÆng §i bé ®éi §i c«ng t¸c xa nhµ ¸p lùc c«ng viÖc Do 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 Part C: Main Job in Past Week 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? 868 2537 1 yes 2 no Sysmiss Do 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 Part C: Main Job in Past Week Q17. Do you have paid workers? Yes >>Q21 No >>Q21 868 2537 1 yes 2 no Sysmiss Have signed a contract Have signed a contract Have signed a contract Have signed a contract Have signed a contract Module 4: Employment Part C: Main Job in Past Week Q18. Have you signed a contract, or do you have a written employment agreement with your employer? 1352 2053 1 yes, a contract 2 yes, a written agreement/ appointment letter 3 no Sysmiss Who is your employer Who is your employer Who is your employer Who is your employer Who is your employer Module 4: Employment Part C: Main Job in Past Week Q19. Who is your employer? State administration (including military)>>Q21 State-owned enterprise or joint state/private enterprise>>Q21 1352 2053 1 state administration (including military) 2 state-owned enterprise or joint state/private enterprise 4 an individual 5 domestic private firm, including agricultural firm 6 foreign firm 7 cooperative firm 8 ngo, or international, political, humanitarian organization 9 other Sysmiss Who is your employer-other Who is your employer-other Who is your employer-other Who is your employer-other Who is your employer-other Module 4: Employment Part C: Main Job in Past Week Q19. Who is your employer? Other (specify) State administration (including military)>>Q21 State-owned enterprise or joint state/private enterprise>>Q21 13 CH may ®o C«ng ty liªn doanh C«ng ty liªn doanh VN vµ §µi Loan C«ng ty liªn doanh víi n­íc ngoµi Cïng gãp vèn cïng lµm Khu di tÝch Lµm tù do Uû ban nh©n d©n ph­êng c«ng ty liªn doanh c«ng ty liªn doanh víi n­íc ngoµi cöa hµng mü phÈm hé gia ®×nh uy ban nhan dan phuong How many paid workers are employed How many paid workers are employed How many paid workers are employed How many paid workers are employed How many paid workers are employed Module 4: Employment Part C: Main Job in Past Week Q21. Approximately how many paid workers are usually employed in the establishment (plant) where you work? (include yourself) 1551 1854 1 1 (yourself only) 2 2-5 3 6-15 4 16-25 5 26-50 6 51-200 7 more than 200 Sysmiss Affiliated with social security in this job Affiliated with social security in this job Affiliated with social security in this job Affiliated with social security in this job Affiliated with social security in this job Module 4: Employment Part C: Main Job in Past Week Q22. Are you affiliated with social insurance in this job? 2220 1185 1 yes 2 no Sysmiss Is this job? Is this job? Is this job? Is this job? Is this job? Module 4: Employment Part C: Main Job in Past Week Q23. Is this job ... Seasonal/Occasional/Temporary/Permanent/Long Term/Fixed Term? 2220 1185 1 seasonal 2 occasional 3 temporary 4 permanent / long term 5 fixed term Sysmiss Receive wages, salary or other monetary payments Receive wages, salary or other monetary payments Receive wages, salary or other monetary payments Receive wages, salary or other monetary payments Receive wages, salary or other monetary payments Module 4: Employment Part C: Main Job in Past Week 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 >>Q29 2220 1185 1 yes, i receive monetary payment from my employer 2 yes, i personally earn money from my own account activity 3 no Sysmiss 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) Net payment last pay period( local currency) Module 4: Employment Part C: Main Job in Past Week Q25. How much was your net payment (after payroll taxes and social security deductions) for the last pay period? 1350 2055 65000 4635.211 4308.693 USD net payment last pay period USD net payment last pay period USD net payment last pay period USD net payment last pay period USD net payment last pay period 1350 2055 8891.09 634.032 589.369 Pay period Pay period Pay period Pay period Pay period Module 4: Employment Part C: Main Job in Past Week Q26. What pay period was this amount for? >>Q29 1350 2055 1 month 2 fortnight (2 weeks) 3 week 4 day 5 other Sysmiss period - other period - other period - other period - other period - other Module 4: Employment Part C: Main Job in Past Week Q26. What pay period was this amount for? Other (specify) >>Q29 12 9 th¸ng ChuyÕn C«ng tr×nh Khi hoµn thµnh c«ng viÖc S¶n phÈm, phÇn tr¨m Theo s¶n phÈm b÷a tiÖc giê mêi CT ph¸t sãng quý theo ®¬n hµng xong cv Latest amount of cash gotten from business Latest amount of cash gotten from business Latest amount of cash gotten from business Latest amount of cash gotten from business Latest amount of cash gotten from business Module 4: Employment Part C: Main Job in Past Week Q27. What was the latest amount of money that you personally got from this business in the last work period? 853 2552 90000 3894.408 6982.252 USD latest amount of money you received from business USD latest amount of money you received from business USD latest amount of money you received from business USD latest amount of money you received from business USD latest amount of money you received from business 853 2552 12310.739 532.7 955.074 Period of payment Period of payment Period of payment Period of payment Period of payment Module 4: Employment Part C: Main Job in Past Week Q28. What is the work period that this amount corresponded to? 853 2552 1 month 2 fortnight (2 weeks) 3 week 4 day 5 other Sysmiss period of payment - other period of payment - other period of payment - other period of payment - other period of payment - other Module 4: Employment Part C: Main Job in Past Week Q28. What is the work period that this amount corresponded to? Other (specify) 21 1 bøc tranh 1 giê tr­íc 1 lÇn mua b¸n ®Êt 1 lÇn ®i biÓn 1 mïa 1 n¨m 1 quÇn 2 2 tiÕng B¸n ®Êt khi cã l·i NhËn l·i sau 1 n¨m Theo ®¬n hµng chiÕc kÝnh hîp ®ång gÇn nhÊt nghØ hÌ n¨m s¶n phÈm Receive payments in kind Receive payments in kind Receive payments in kind Receive payments in kind Receive payments in kind Module 4: Employment Part C: Main Job in Past Week Q29. Do you receive payments in kind for this work? [e.g. Clothes, Food, Transport, Free Accommodation etc.] 2220 1185 1 yes 2 no Sysmiss Respondent answered 4c Respondent answered 4c Respondent answered 4c Respondent answered 4c Respondent answered 4c Module 5: Work Skills Part A: Self Reported Literacy/Numeracy 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 >>Q3 3405 1 yes 2 no Occupation code Occupation code Occupation code Occupation code Occupation code 2385 1020 11 commissioned armed forces officers 21 non-commissioned armed forces officers 31 armed forces occupations, other ranks 111 legislators and senior officials 112 managing directors and chief executives 121 business services and administration managers 122 sales, marketing and development managers 131 production managers in agriculture, forestry and fisheries 132 manufacturing, mining, construction, and distribution managers 133 information and communications technology service managers 134 professional services managers 141 hotel and restaurant managers 142 retail and wholesale trade managers 143 other services managers 211 physical and earth science professionals 212 mathematicians, actuaries and statisticians 213 life science professionals 214 engineering professionals (excluding electrotechnology) 215 electrotechnology engineers 216 architects, planners, surveyors and designers 221 medical doctors 222 nursing and midwifery professionals 223 traditional and complementary medicine professionals 224 paramedical practitioners 225 veterinarians 226 other health professionals 231 university and higher education teachers 232 vocational education teachers 233 secondary education teachers 234 primary school and early childhood teachers 235 other teaching professionals 241 finance professionals 242 administration professionals 243 sales, marketing and public relations professionals 251 software and applications developers and analysts 252 database and network professionals 261 legal professionals 262 librarians, archivists and curators 263 social and religious professionals 264 authors, journalists and linguists 265 creative and performing artists 311 physical and engineering science technicians 312 mining, manufacturing and construction supervisors 313 process control technicians 314 life science technicians and related associate professionals 315 ship and aircraft controllers and technicians 321 medical and pharmaceutical technicians 322 nursing and midwifery associate professionals 323 traditional and complementary medicine associate professionals 324 veterinary technicians and assistants 325 other health associate professionals 331 financial and mathematical associate professionals 332 sales and purchasing agents and brokers 333 business services agents 334 administrative and specialized secretaries 335 regulatory government associate professionals 341 legal, social and religious associate professionals 342 sports and fitness workers 343 artistic, cultural and culinary associate professionals 351 information and communications technology operations and user support 352 telecommunications and broadcasting technicians 411 general office clerks 412 secretaries (general) 413 keyboard operators 421 tellers, money collectors and related clerks 422 client information workers 431 numerical clerks 432 material-recording and transport clerks 441 other clerical support workers 511 travel attendants, conductors and guides 512 cooks 513 waiters and bartenders 514 hairdressers, beauticians and related workers 515 building and housekeeping supervisors 516 other personal services workers 521 street and market salespersons 522 shop salespersons 523 cashiers and ticket clerks 524 other sales workers 531 child care workers and teachers' aides 532 personal care workers in health services 541 protective services workers 611 market gardeners and crop growers 612 animal producers 613 mixed crop and animal producers 621 forestry and related workers 622 fishery workers, hunters and trappers 631 subsistence crop farmers 632 subsistence livestock farmers 633 subsistence mixed crop and livestock farmers 634 subsistence fishers, hunters, trappers and gatherers 711 building frame and related trades workers 712 building finishers and related trades workers 713 painters, building structure cleaners and related trades workers 721 sheet and structural metal workers, moulders and welders, and related 722 blacksmiths, toolmakers and related trades workers 723 machinery mechanics and repairers 731 handicraft workers 732 printing trades workers 741 electrical equipment installers and repairers 742 electronics and telecommunications installers and repairers workers 751 food processing and related trades workers 752 wood treaters, cabinet-makers and related trades workers 753 garment and related trades workers 754 other craft and related workers 811 mining and mineral processing plant operators 812 metal processing and finishing plant operators 813 chemical and photographic products plant and machine operators 814 rubber, plastic and paper products machine operators 815 textile, fur and leather products machine operators 816 food and related products machine operators 817 wood processing and papermaking plant operators 818 other stationary plant and machine operators 821 assemblers 831 locomotive engine drivers and related workers 832 car, van and motorcycle drivers 833 heavy truck and bus drivers 834 mobile plant operators 835 ships' deck crews and related workers 911 domestic, hotel and office cleaners and helpers 912 vehicle, window, laundry and other hand cleaning workers 921 agricultural, forestry and fishery labourers 931 mining and construction labourers 932 manufacturing labourers 933 transport and storage labourers 941 food preparation assistants 951 street and related service workers 952 street vendors (excluding food) 961 refuse workers 962 other elementary workers Sysmiss Respondent worked in the past 12 months Respondent worked in the past 12 months Respondent worked in the past 12 months Respondent worked in the past 12 months Respondent worked in the past 12 months Module 5: Work Skills Part A: Self Reported Literacy/Numeracy Q2. Interviewer: Did the respondent work in the past 12 months? No >>Q21 Check the date in Module 4A, Q.19 (page 24) to see if last work date is within 12 months. 1020 2385 1 yes 2 no Sysmiss occupation code occupation code occupation code occupation code occupation code Module 5: Work Skills Part A: Self Reported Literacy/Numeracy Q2. Write the main occupation reported in module Q.20 Module 4A (page 24) and >>3 Write the main occupation reported in module Q.20 Module 4A (page 24) and >>3 120 3285 11 commissioned armed forces officers 21 non-commissioned armed forces officers 31 armed forces occupations, other ranks 111 legislators and senior officials 112 managing directors and chief executives 121 business services and administration managers 122 sales, marketing and development managers 131 production managers in agriculture, forestry and fisheries 132 manufacturing, mining, construction, and distribution managers 133 information and communications technology service managers 134 professional services managers 141 hotel and restaurant managers 142 retail and wholesale trade managers 143 other services managers 211 physical and earth science professionals 212 mathematicians, actuaries and statisticians 213 life science professionals 214 engineering professionals (excluding electrotechnology) 215 electrotechnology engineers 216 architects, planners, surveyors and designers 221 medical doctors 222 nursing and midwifery professionals 223 traditional and complementary medicine professionals 224 paramedical practitioners 225 veterinarians 226 other health professionals 231 university and higher education teachers 232 vocational education teachers 233 secondary education teachers 234 primary school and early childhood teachers 235 other teaching professionals 241 finance professionals 242 administration professionals 243 sales, marketing and public relations professionals 251 software and applications developers and analysts 252 database and network professionals 261 legal professionals 262 librarians, archivists and curators 263 social and religious professionals 264 authors, journalists and linguists 265 creative and performing artists 311 physical and engineering science technicians 312 mining, manufacturing and construction supervisors 313 process control technicians 314 life science technicians and related associate professionals 315 ship and aircraft controllers and technicians 321 medical and pharmaceutical technicians 322 nursing and midwifery associate professionals 323 traditional and complementary medicine associate professionals 324 veterinary technicians and assistants 325 other health associate professionals 331 financial and mathematical associate professionals 332 sales and purchasing agents and brokers 333 business services agents 334 administrative and specialized secretaries 335 regulatory government associate professionals 341 legal, social and religious associate professionals 342 sports and fitness workers 343 artistic, cultural and culinary associate professionals 351 information and communications technology operations and user support 352 telecommunications and broadcasting technicians 411 general office clerks 412 secretaries (general) 413 keyboard operators 421 tellers, money collectors and related clerks 422 client information workers 431 numerical clerks 432 material-recording and transport clerks 441 other clerical support workers 511 travel attendants, conductors and guides 512 cooks 513 waiters and bartenders 514 hairdressers, beauticians and related workers 515 building and housekeeping supervisors 516 other personal services workers 521 street and market salespersons 522 shop salespersons 523 cashiers and ticket clerks 524 other sales workers 531 child care workers and teachers' aides 532 personal care workers in health services 541 protective services workers 611 market gardeners and crop growers 612 animal producers 613 mixed crop and animal producers 621 forestry and related workers 622 fishery workers, hunters and trappers 631 subsistence crop farmers 632 subsistence livestock farmers 633 subsistence mixed crop and livestock farmers 634 subsistence fishers, hunters, trappers and gatherers 711 building frame and related trades workers 712 building finishers and related trades workers 713 painters, building structure cleaners and related trades workers 721 sheet and structural metal workers, moulders and welders, and related 722 blacksmiths, toolmakers and related trades workers 723 machinery mechanics and repairers 731 handicraft workers 732 printing trades workers 741 electrical equipment installers and repairers 742 electronics and telecommunications installers and repairers workers 751 food processing and related trades workers 752 wood treaters, cabinet-makers and related trades workers 753 garment and related trades workers 754 other craft and related workers 811 mining and mineral processing plant operators 812 metal processing and finishing plant operators 813 chemical and photographic products plant and machine operators 814 rubber, plastic and paper products machine operators 815 textile, fur and leather products machine operators 816 food and related products machine operators 817 wood processing and papermaking plant operators 818 other stationary plant and machine operators 821 assemblers 831 locomotive engine drivers and related workers 832 car, van and motorcycle drivers 833 heavy truck and bus drivers 834 mobile plant operators 835 ships' deck crews and related workers 911 domestic, hotel and office cleaners and helpers 912 vehicle, window, laundry and other hand cleaning workers 921 agricultural, forestry and fishery labourers 931 mining and construction labourers 932 manufacturing labourers 933 transport and storage labourers 941 food preparation assistants 951 street and related service workers 952 street vendors (excluding food) 961 refuse workers 962 other elementary workers Sysmiss Reading at work Reading at work Reading at work Reading at work Reading at work Module 5: Work Skills Part A: Self Reported Literacy/Numeracy Q4. Do you (did you) read anything at this work, including very short notes or instructions that are only a few sentences long? No >>Q28 2505 900 1 yes 2 no Sysmiss Forms? Forms? Forms? Forms? Forms? Module 5: Work Skills Part A: Self Reported Literacy/Numeracy Q5. As a regular part of this work, do you (did you) have to read the following….? - Forms 1711 1694 1 yes 2 no Sysmiss Bills? Bills? Bills? Bills? Bills? Module 5: Work Skills Part A: Self Reported Literacy/Numeracy Q5. As a regular part of this work, do you (did you) have to read the following….? - Bills 1711 1694 1 yes 2 no Sysmiss Instruction manuals? Instruction manuals? Instruction manuals? Instruction manuals? Instruction manuals? Module 5: Work Skills Part A: Self Reported Literacy/Numeracy Q5. As a regular part of this work, do you (did you) have to read the following….? - Instruction manuals/operatimg manuals 1711 1694 1 yes 2 no Sysmiss Reports? Reports? Reports? Reports? Reports? Module 5: Work Skills Part A: Self Reported Literacy/Numeracy Q5. As a regular part of this work, do you (did you) have to read the following….? - Reports 1711 1694 1 yes 2 no Sysmiss Newspapers,magazines or books? Newspapers,magazines or books? Newspapers,magazines or books? Newspapers,magazines or books? Newspapers,magazines or books? Module 5: Work Skills Part A: Self Reported Literacy/Numeracy Q5. As a regular part of this work, do you (did you) have to read the following….? - Newspapers 1711 1694 1 yes 2 no Sysmiss Other? Other? Other? Other? Other? Module 5: Work Skills Part A: Self Reported Literacy/Numeracy Q5. As a regular part of this work, do you (did you) have to read the following….? - Other 1711 1694 1 yes 2 no Sysmiss Other-specify Other-specify Other-specify Other-specify Other-specify Module 5: Work Skills Part A: Self Reported Literacy/Numeracy Q5. As a regular part of this work, do you (did you) have to read the following….? - Other (specify) 196 1 2 5 Bao b× tªn cµ phª B¶n vÏ ChØ dÉn cña kh¸ch C¸c tµi liÖu chuyªn m«n kh¸c C¸c tµi liÖu kh¸c DÒ bµi, gi¸o ¸n Ghi chó Gi¸ quÇn ¸o Gi¸o tr×nh Gi¸o ¸n HDSD H­íng dÉn H­íng dÉn sö dông Hå s¬ Hîp ®ång Hîp ®ång mua b¸n LuËt LuËt ®Êt ®ai LÞch lµm viÖc M· hµng NghÞ ®Þnh th«ng t­ Nh·n, m¸c Néi quy PhiÕu ¨n S¸ch chuyªn m«n Sè l­îng Th«ng t­ nghÞ quyÕt Tin tøc TiÕng anh chuyªn ngµnh XNK TruyÖn Tªn c¸, gÝa Tªn thuèc, c«ng thøc thuèc Tµi liÖu chuyªn m«n Tµi liÖu chuyªn ngµnh Tµi liÖu cña Bé Tµi liÖu liªn quan T×m kiÕm th«ng tin trªn Internet Tê r¬i VB chuyªn ngµnh V¨n b¶n cËp nhËt bao b× s¶n phÈm biÓn b¸o biÓn b¸o giao th«ng biÓn chØ ®­êng b¶n thiÕt kÕ b¶n vÏ b¶ng gi¸ l­îng kh¸ch ®Æt tour bÖn ¸n bÖnh ¸n25 chÊm bµi chØ dÉn G® chØ dÉn giao th«ng c«ng v¨n c«ng v¨n cã liªn quan c¸c bÖnh ¸n c¸c ghi chó cña gia chñ viÕt c¸c tµi liÖu vÒ luËt danh s¸ch b¸n hµng danh s¸ch hµng ghi chó ghi chó b¸n hµng ghi chó danh s¸ch ghi chó, h­íng dÉn ghi sè l­îng hµng hãa gi¸o tr×nh gi¸o ¸n gi¸o ¸n tµi liÖu tham kh¶o giÊy tê b¸n xe giÊy tê c¸ nh©n h­íng dÉn h­íng dÉn bµi gi¶ng h­íng dÉn giao th«ng h­íng dÉn sö dông h¹n sö dông hå s¬ hîp ®ång kÝch thuí ghi chó sp kÞch b¶n luËt luËt chÝnh s¸ch lÞch lµm viÖc lêi bµi h¸t menu mÉu ¸o th«ng sè nh©n hµng nhËt ký ®Æt bµn néi quy néi quy, h­íng dÉn giÆt lµ order phiÕu göi xe phiÕu xuÊt kho, nhËp kho quy ph¸p chÕ sæ ghi chÐp nî sæ giao ca sæ s¸ch ®¨ng ký trä sè ®o tem nh·n s¶n phÈm thiÕt kÕ nhµ th«ng b¸o th«ng tin trªn m¹ng th«ng t­ nghÞ ®Þnh th­ môc s¸ch thêi gian, tiÒn, sè m¸y thùc ®¬n tin tøc tiÒn tiÓu sö ph¹m nh©n tl kÜ thuËt tªn hµng nh·n hµng tªn m· hµng tªn mÆt hµng tªn n­íc gi¶i kh¸t tµi liÖu tµi liÖu chuyªn ngµnh tµi liÖu cña h·ng tµi liÖu ®Çu t­ t¸t c¶ c¸c lo¹i giÊy tr×nh b¶o vÖ t×m kiÕm th«ng tin trªn intenet v¨n b¶n v¨n b¶n luËt v¨n b¶n nghÞ ®Þnh vµo m¹ng internet webside §Þa chØ cña kh¸ch §äc TT trªn m¹ng §äc c©u hái trªn m¸y tÝnh §äc trªn m¹ng ®¬n gi¸ ®¬n hµng,nh·n m¸c ®¬n thuèc ®äc biÓn b¸o giao th«ng ®äc b¶n vÏ ®äc b¶ng chØ dÉn ®­êng ®äc h­íng dÉn c¾t ®äc phim ®äc quy tr×nh ®äc sè l­îng ®äc sè tiÒn cña thÎ ®äc th«ng tin ®äc truyÖn ®äc tµi liÖu trªn m¹ng ®äc tµi liÖu vÒ ®iÖn tho¹i ®äc vÐ sè ®äc ®Þa chØ giao hµng Size - longest document that you read at work Size - longest document that you read at work Size - longest document that you read at work Size - longest document that you read at work Size - longest document that you read at work Module 5: Work Skills Part A: Self Reported Literacy/Numeracy Q6. Among the things that you normally read at this work, what is the size of the longest document that you read? 1711 1694 1 one page or less 2 2 to 5 pages 3 6 to 10 pages 4 11 to 25 pages 5 more than 25 pages 6 never reads at work 9 don't know Sysmiss Size - longest document that you read outside work Size - longest document that you read outside work Size - longest document that you read outside work Size - longest document that you read outside work Size - longest document that you read outside work Module 5: Work Skills Part A: Self Reported Literacy/Numeracy 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? >>Q11 1711 1694 1 one page or less 2 2 to 5 pages 3 6 to 10 pages 4 11 to 25 pages 5 more than 25 pages 6 does not read outside of work 9 don't know Sysmiss Do 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 Part A: Self Reported Literacy/Numeracy 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 >>Q11 794 2611 1 yes 2 no Sysmiss E-mails outside work? E-mails outside work? E-mails outside work? E-mails outside work? E-mails outside work? Module 5: Work Skills Part A: Self Reported Literacy/Numeracy Q9. Outside of work as [Occupation in Q.1 or Q.2], over the past 12 months have you read: - E-mails 480 2925 1 yes 2 no Sysmiss Forms outside work? Forms outside work? Forms outside work? Forms outside work? Forms outside work? Module 5: Work Skills Part A: Self Reported Literacy/Numeracy Q9. Outside of work as [Occupation in Q.1 or Q.2], over the past 12 months have you read: - Forms 480 2925 1 yes 2 no Sysmiss Bills outside work? Bills outside work? Bills outside work? Bills outside work? Bills outside work? Module 5: Work Skills Part A: Self Reported Literacy/Numeracy Q9. Outside of work as [Occupation in Q.1 or Q.2], over the past 12 months have you read: - Bills or financial statements 480 2925 1 yes 2 no Sysmiss Instruction manuals outside work? Instruction manuals outside work? Instruction manuals outside work? Instruction manuals outside work? Instruction manuals outside work? Module 5: Work Skills Part A: Self Reported Literacy/Numeracy Q9. Outside of work as [Occupation in Q.1 or Q.2], over the past 12 months have you read: - Instruction manuals/operating manuals 480 2925 1 yes 2 no Sysmiss Newspapers, 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 Part A: Self Reported Literacy/Numeracy Q9. Outside of work as [Occupation in Q.1 or Q.2], over the past 12 months have you read: - Newspapers, magazines or books 480 2925 1 yes 2 no Sysmiss Other outside work? Other outside work? Other outside work? Other outside work? Other outside work? Module 5: Work Skills Part A: Self Reported Literacy/Numeracy Q9. Outside of work as [Occupation in Q.1 or Q.2], over the past 12 months have you read: - Other 480 2925 1 yes 2 no Sysmiss Other-specification Other-specification Other-specification Other-specification Other-specification Module 5: Work Skills Part A: Self Reported Literacy/Numeracy Q9. Outside of work as [Occupation in Q.1 or Q.2], over the past 12 months have you read: - Other (specify) 15 2 5 Kinh Kinh phËt SGK S¸ch h×nh TiÒn b¸n chuèi gi¸o tr×nh häc cao ®¼ng kinh th¸nh s¸ch PTTH lopø 12 s¸ch gi¸o khoa vë ghi ®äc ch÷ ë ti vi ®äc tiªu chuÈn x©y dùng Size - longest document that you read outside work Size - longest document that you read outside work Size - longest document that you read outside work Size - longest document that you read outside work Size - longest document that you read outside work Module 5: Work Skills Part A: Self Reported Literacy/Numeracy 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? 480 2925 1 one page or less 2 2 to 5 pages 3 6 to 10 pages 4 11 to 25 pages 5 more than 25 pages 6 does not read outside of work 9 don't know Sysmiss 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? On this work, did you fill out bills or forms? Module 5: Work Skills Part A: Self Reported Literacy/Numeracy Q11. As part of this work, do you (did you) fill out bills or forms? 2505 900 1 yes 2 no Sysmiss 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? Have you ever written anything else at work? Module 5: Work Skills Part A: Self Reported Literacy/Numeracy 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 >>Q15 2505 900 1 yes 2 no Sysmiss 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? Whats the longest document you write/wrote at work? Module 5: Work Skills Part A: Self Reported Literacy/Numeracy Q13. Thinking about all the things you normally write (wrote) at work, what is the longest document that you write (wrote) ? 1570 1835 1 one page or less 2 2 to 5 pages 3 6 to 10 pages 4 11 to 25 pages 5 more than 25 pages 6 never writes at work 9 don't know Sysmiss 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? Whats the longest document you wrote outside work? Module 5: Work Skills Part A: Self Reported Literacy/Numeracy 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? >>Q18 1570 1835 1 one page or less 2 2 to 5 pages 3 6 to 10 pages 4 11 to 25 pages 5 more than 25 pages 6 does not write 9 don't know Sysmiss 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? Have you filled bills or forms outside work? Module 5: Work Skills Part A: Self Reported Literacy/Numeracy 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)? 935 2470 1 yes 2 no Sysmiss 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? Do you write anything that is a few sentences long outside work? Module 5: Work Skills Part A: Self Reported Literacy/Numeracy 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 >>Q18 935 2470 1 yes 2 no Sysmiss 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? Whats the longest document that you have written? Module 5: Work Skills Part A: Self Reported Literacy/Numeracy Q17. Over the past 12 months, what is the longest document that you have written outside of this work? 408 2997 1 one page or less 2 2 to 5 pages 3 6 to 10 pages 4 11 to 25 pages 5 more than 25 pages 6 does not write 9 don't know Sysmiss Measure 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 Part A: Self Reported Literacy/Numeracy Q18. As a normal part of this work, do you (did you) do any of the following... ? - Measure or estimate sizes, weights, distances, etc 2505 900 1 yes 2 no Sysmiss Calculate 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 Part A: Self Reported Literacy/Numeracy Q18. As a normal part of this work, do you (did you) do any of the following... ? - Calculate prices or costs 2505 900 1 yes 2 no Sysmiss 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? Use or calculate fractions or decimals at work? Module 5: Work Skills Part A: Self Reported Literacy/Numeracy Q18. As a normal part of this work, do you (did you) do any of the following... ? - Use or calculate fractions, decimals or percentages 2505 900 1 yes 2 no Sysmiss 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? Perform any other multiplication or division at work? Module 5: Work Skills Part A: Self Reported Literacy/Numeracy Q18. As a normal part of this work, do you (did you) do any of the following... ? - Perform any other multiplication or division 2505 900 1 yes 2 no Sysmiss Advanced math at work? Advanced math at work? Advanced math at work? Advanced math at work? Advanced math at work? Module 5: Work Skills Part A: Self Reported Literacy/Numeracy 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. 2505 900 1 yes 2 no Sysmiss Use (other) at work? Use (other) at work? Use (other) at work? Use (other) at work? Use (other) at work? Module 5: Work Skills Part A: Self Reported Literacy/Numeracy Q18. As a normal part of this work, do you (did you) do any of the following... ? - Other maths 2505 900 1 yes 2 no Sysmiss other specification other specification other specification other specification other specification Module 5: Work Skills Part A: Self Reported Literacy/Numeracy Q18. As a normal part of this work, do you (did you) do any of the following... ? - Other (specify) 27 1 2 C¨n sè Céng trõ Céng, trõ Ph©n tÝch chØ sè PhÇn mÒm ph©n tÝch néi lùc Thèng kª X¸c suÊt thèng kª chuyªn m«n nhö for white chØ sè l·i suÊt huy ®éng c¸c hµm trong excel céng trõ kiÓm dÞch ma trËn mét sè hµm trong excel nhËn d¹ng suy luËn logic thuËt to¸n RSA thuËt to¸n logic to¸n tin vi tÝnh word cell Èn sè chiÕn l­îc. 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 Part A: Self Reported Literacy/Numeracy 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, etc 2505 900 1 yes 2 no Sysmiss Calculate 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 Part A: Self Reported Literacy/Numeracy 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 costs 2505 900 1 yes 2 no Sysmiss 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? Use or calculate fractions or decimals outside work? Module 5: Work Skills Part A: Self Reported Literacy/Numeracy 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 percentages 2505 900 1 yes 2 no Sysmiss 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? Perform any other multiplication or division outside work? Module 5: Work Skills Part A: Self Reported Literacy/Numeracy 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 division 2505 900 1 yes 2 no Sysmiss Use 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 Part A: Self Reported Literacy/Numeracy 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. 2505 900 1 yes 2 no Sysmiss Use (other) outside work? Use (other) outside work? Use (other) outside work? Use (other) outside work? Use (other) outside work? Module 5: Work Skills Part A: Self Reported Literacy/Numeracy Q19. As part of your life outside of work as [Occupation ], have you done any of the following in the past 12 months ? - Other maths 2505 900 1 yes 2 no Sysmiss other specification other specification other specification other specification other specification Module 5: Work Skills Part A: Self Reported Literacy/Numeracy Q19. As part of your life outside of work as [Occupation ], have you done any of the following in the past 12 months ? - Other (specify) 22 1 2 C¨n Céng trõ Céng, trõ X¸c suÊt thèng kª cång trï céng trõ céng trõ for while if häc trªn m¹ng logic luËn v¨n ma trËn phÇn tö h÷u h¹n s¾c xuÊt thèng kª tin häc 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 Part A: Self Reported Literacy/Numeracy 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, pg38 2505 900 1 yes 2 no 9 do not know Sysmiss 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? 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 Part A: Self Reported Literacy/Numeracy Q21. Do you read anything, including very short notes or instructions that are only a few sentences long? No >>Q24 900 2505 1 yes 2 no Sysmiss E-mails? E-mails? E-mails? E-mails? E-mails? Module 5: Work Skills Part A: Self Reported Literacy/Numeracy Q22. Thinking of the past 12 months, as a normal part of your life, have you read ...? - E-mails 784 2621 1 yes 2 no Sysmiss Forms? Forms? Forms? Forms? Forms? Module 5: Work Skills Part A: Self Reported Literacy/Numeracy Q22. Thinking of the past 12 months, as a normal part of your life, have you read ...? - Forms 784 2621 1 yes 2 no Sysmiss Bills? Bills? Bills? Bills? Bills? Module 5: Work Skills Part A: Self Reported Literacy/Numeracy Q22. Thinking of the past 12 months, as a normal part of your life, have you read ...? - Bills or financial statements 784 2621 1 yes 2 no Sysmiss Instruction manuals? Instruction manuals? Instruction manuals? Instruction manuals? Instruction manuals? Module 5: Work Skills Part A: Self Reported Literacy/Numeracy Q22. Thinking of the past 12 months, as a normal part of your life, have you read ...? - Instruction manuals/ operating manuals 784 2621 1 yes 2 no Sysmiss Newspapers, magazines or books? Newspapers, magazines or books? Newspapers, magazines or books? Newspapers, magazines or books? Newspapers, magazines or books? Module 5: Work Skills Part A: Self Reported Literacy/Numeracy Q22. Thinking of the past 12 months, as a normal part of your life, have you read ...? - Newspapers, magazines, or books 784 2621 1 yes 2 no Sysmiss Other? Other? Other? Other? Other? Module 5: Work Skills Part A: Self Reported Literacy/Numeracy Q22. Thinking of the past 12 months, as a normal part of your life, have you read ...? - Other 784 2621 1 yes 2 no Sysmiss other specification other specification other specification other specification other specification Module 5: Work Skills Part A: Self Reported Literacy/Numeracy Q22. Thinking of the past 12 months, as a normal part of your life, have you read ...? - Other (specify) 37 1 2 5 SGK TruyÖn TruyÖn, tiÓu thuyÕt Tµi liÖu d­îc chuyªn gi¸o tr×nh ®¹i häc gi¸o tr×nh, tiÓu thuyÕt häc líp 11 häc phæ th«ng kinh phËt kinh th¸nh qu¶ng c¸o s¸ch gi¸o khoa s¸ch häc PT s¸ch häc cao ®¼ng s¸ch truyÖn s¸ch truyÖn th¬ s¸ch vë truyÖn sæ s¸ch c«ng gi¸o truyÖn truyÖn ng¾n truyÖn tranh truyÖn, tiÓu thuyÕt tµi liÖu chuyªn ngµnh tµi liÖu «n thi §äc kinh ®äc kinh Size - longest document that you read in last 12 months Size - longest document that you read in last 12 months Size - longest document that you read in last 12 months Size - longest document that you read in last 12 months Size - longest document that you read in last 12 months Module 5: Work Skills Part A: Self Reported Literacy/Numeracy 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? 784 2621 1 one page or less 2 2 to 5 pages 3 6 to 10 pages 4 11 to 25 pages 5 more than 25 pages 6 does not read 9 don't know Sysmiss 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? Have you filled out bills or forms? Module 5: Work Skills Part A: Self Reported Literacy/Numeracy Q24. Over the past 12 months, have you filled out bills or forms (such as government forms, application forms, etc)? 900 2505 1 yes 2 no Sysmiss 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? Have you written lists or notes a few sentences long? Module 5: Work Skills Part A: Self Reported Literacy/Numeracy 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 >>Q27 900 2505 1 yes 2 no Sysmiss 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? whats the size of the longest document you wrote? Module 5: Work Skills Part A: Self Reported Literacy/Numeracy 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? 624 2781 1 one page or less 2 2 to 5 pages 3 6 to 10 pages 4 11 to 25 pages 5 more than 25 pages 6 does not write 9 don't know Sysmiss Measured 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 Part A: Self Reported Literacy/Numeracy Q27. Thinking of your activities over the past 12 months, have you done any of the following ? - Measure or estimate sizes, weights, distances, etc 900 2505 1 yes 2 no Sysmiss Calculated prices or costs? Calculated prices or costs? Calculated prices or costs? Calculated prices or costs? Calculated prices or costs? Module 5: Work Skills Part A: Self Reported Literacy/Numeracy Q27. Thinking of your activities over the past 12 months, have you done any of the following ? - Calculate prices or costs 900 2505 1 yes 2 no Sysmiss Use or calculate fractions? Use or calculate fractions? Use or calculate fractions? Use or calculate fractions? Use or calculate fractions? Module 5: Work Skills Part A: Self Reported Literacy/Numeracy Q27. Thinking of your activities over the past 12 months, have you done any of the following ? - Use or calculate fractions, decimals or percentages 900 2505 1 yes 2 no Sysmiss Performed 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 Part A: Self Reported Literacy/Numeracy Q27. Thinking of your activities over the past 12 months, have you done any of the following ? - Perform any other multiplication or division 900 2505 1 yes 2 no Sysmiss Used more advanced math? Used more advanced math? Used more advanced math? Used more advanced math? Used more advanced math? Module 5: Work Skills Part A: Self Reported Literacy/Numeracy 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. 900 2505 1 yes 2 no Sysmiss Other specification Other specification Other specification Other specification Other specification Module 5: Work Skills Part A: Self Reported Literacy/Numeracy Q27. Thinking of your activities over the past 12 months, have you done any of the following ? - Other maths 900 2505 1 yes 2 no Sysmiss other specification other specification other specification other specification other specification Module 5: Work Skills Part A: Self Reported Literacy/Numeracy Q27. Thinking of your activities over the past 12 months, have you done any of the following ? - Other (specify) 25 1 2 Gi¶i bµi trªn m¹ng L«gagit Ma trËn, tÝch ph©n ThuËt to¸n chuyªn ngµnh To¸n logic Vi ph©n, tÝch ph©n céng trõ häc kiÕn thøc trªn m¹ng häc trªn m¹ng häc v¨n trªn m¹ng loga ma trËn ma trËn ®Þnh thøc tuyÕn tÝnh tÝch ph©n logic tæ hîp vi ph©n vi ph©n, ph©n tÝch x¸c suÊt , tæ hîp chØnh hîp x¸c suÊt thèng kª Has a lack of reading a writing [official language] kept you from doing somethin Has a lack of reading a writing [official language] kept you from doing somethin Has a lack of reading a writing [official language] kept you from doing somethin Has a lack of reading a writing [official language] kept you from doing somethin Has a lack of reading a writing [official language] kept you from doing somethin Module 5: Work Skills Part A: Self Reported Literacy/Numeracy 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? 900 2505 1 yes 2 no 3 never applied for a job 9 do not know Sysmiss 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? 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>>Q25 3405 1 yes 2 no occupation specification occupation specification occupation specification occupation specification occupation specification 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) - Occupation Specification 2501 904 11 commissioned armed forces officers 21 non-commissioned armed forces officers 31 armed forces occupations, other ranks 111 legislators and senior officials 112 managing directors and chief executives 121 business services and administration managers 122 sales, marketing and development managers 131 production managers in agriculture, forestry and fisheries 132 manufacturing, mining, construction, and distribution managers 133 information and communications technology service managers 134 professional services managers 141 hotel and restaurant managers 142 retail and wholesale trade managers 143 other services managers 211 physical and earth science professionals 212 mathematicians, actuaries and statisticians 213 life science professionals 214 engineering professionals (excluding electrotechnology) 215 electrotechnology engineers 216 architects, planners, surveyors and designers 221 medical doctors 222 nursing and midwifery professionals 223 traditional and complementary medicine professionals 224 paramedical practitioners 225 veterinarians 226 other health professionals 231 university and higher education teachers 232 vocational education teachers 233 secondary education teachers 234 primary school and early childhood teachers 235 other teaching professionals 241 finance professionals 242 administration professionals 243 sales, marketing and public relations professionals 251 software and applications developers and analysts 252 database and network professionals 261 legal professionals 262 librarians, archivists and curators 263 social and religious professionals 264 authors, journalists and linguists 265 creative and performing artists 311 physical and engineering science technicians 312 mining, manufacturing and construction supervisors 313 process control technicians 314 life science technicians and related associate professionals 315 ship and aircraft controllers and technicians 321 medical and pharmaceutical technicians 322 nursing and midwifery associate professionals 323 traditional and complementary medicine associate professionals 324 veterinary technicians and assistants 325 other health associate professionals 331 financial and mathematical associate professionals 332 sales and purchasing agents and brokers 333 business services agents 334 administrative and specialized secretaries 335 regulatory government associate professionals 341 legal, social and religious associate professionals 342 sports and fitness workers 343 artistic, cultural and culinary associate professionals 351 information and communications technology operations and user support 352 telecommunications and broadcasting technicians 411 general office clerks 412 secretaries (general) 413 keyboard operators 421 tellers, money collectors and related clerks 422 client information workers 431 numerical clerks 432 material-recording and transport clerks 441 other clerical support workers 511 travel attendants, conductors and guides 512 cooks 513 waiters and bartenders 514 hairdressers, beauticians and related workers 515 building and housekeeping supervisors 516 other personal services workers 521 street and market salespersons 522 shop salespersons 523 cashiers and ticket clerks 524 other sales workers 531 child care workers and teachers' aides 532 personal care workers in health services 541 protective services workers 611 market gardeners and crop growers 612 animal producers 613 mixed crop and animal producers 621 forestry and related workers 622 fishery workers, hunters and trappers 631 subsistence crop farmers 632 subsistence livestock farmers 633 subsistence mixed crop and livestock farmers 634 subsistence fishers, hunters, trappers and gatherers 711 building frame and related trades workers 712 building finishers and related trades workers 713 painters, building structure cleaners and related trades workers 721 sheet and structural metal workers, moulders and welders, and related 722 blacksmiths, toolmakers and related trades workers 723 machinery mechanics and repairers 731 handicraft workers 732 printing trades workers 741 electrical equipment installers and repairers 742 electronics and telecommunications installers and repairers workers 751 food processing and related trades workers 752 wood treaters, cabinet-makers and related trades workers 753 garment and related trades workers 754 other craft and related workers 811 mining and mineral processing plant operators 812 metal processing and finishing plant operators 813 chemical and photographic products plant and machine operators 814 rubber, plastic and paper products machine operators 815 textile, fur and leather products machine operators 816 food and related products machine operators 817 wood processing and papermaking plant operators 818 other stationary plant and machine operators 821 assemblers 831 locomotive engine drivers and related workers 832 car, van and motorcycle drivers 833 heavy truck and bus drivers 834 mobile plant operators 835 ships' deck crews and related workers 911 domestic, hotel and office cleaners and helpers 912 vehicle, window, laundry and other hand cleaning workers 921 agricultural, forestry and fishery labourers 931 mining and construction labourers 932 manufacturing labourers 933 transport and storage labourers 941 food preparation assistants 951 street and related service workers 952 street vendors (excluding food) 961 refuse workers 962 other elementary workers Sysmiss 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? 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 Part B: Skills At Work Q2. As part of this work, do you regularly have to lift or pull anything weighing at least 50 pounds [25 kilos]? 2501 904 1 yes 2 no Sysmiss Rate-work is physically demanding or not Rate-work is physically demanding or not Rate-work is physically demanding or not Rate-work is physically demanding or not Rate-work is physically demanding or not 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 Part B: Skills At Work 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? 2501 904 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 Sysmiss Contact 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 Part B: Skills At Work 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 >>Q6 2501 904 1 yes 2 no Sysmiss Time involved with customer Time involved with customer Time involved with customer Time involved with customer Time involved with customer The next questions are about working with people. When answering the questions think of [ Occupation]. Module 5: Work Skills Part B: Skills At Work 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? 1898 1507 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 Sysmiss 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? 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 Part B: Skills At Work Q6. As part of this work, do you drive a car, truck or three-wheeler? 2501 904 1 yes 2 no Sysmiss Repair 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 Part B: Skills At Work Q7. As part of this work, do you (did you) repair/maintain electronic equipment? (cell phones, computers, printers, other electronic equipment...) 2501 904 1 yes 2 no Sysmiss Operate 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 Part B: Skills At Work 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). 2501 904 1 yes 2 no Sysmiss 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? Tasks that involve 30 or more minutes of thinking? Module 5: Work Skills Part B: Skills At Work 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) 2501 904 1 never 2 less than once a month 3 less than once a week but at least once a month 4 at least once a week but not every day 5 every day Sysmiss Make formal presentations? Make formal presentations? Make formal presentations? Make formal presentations? Make formal presentations? Module 5: Work Skills Part B: Skills At Work 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? 2501 904 1 yes 2 no Sysmiss Direct and check the work of other workers Direct and check the work of other workers Direct and check the work of other workers Direct and check the work of other workers Direct and check the work of other workers Module 5: Work Skills Part B: Skills At Work Q11. As a normal part of this work do you direct and check the work of other workers (supervise)? 2501 904 1 yes 2 no Sysmiss Freedom to decide in which way you work Freedom to decide in which way you work Freedom to decide in which way you work Freedom to decide in which way you work Freedom to decide in which way you work Module 5: Work Skills Part B: Skills At Work 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. 2501 904 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 Sysmiss Did 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 Part B: Skills At Work Q13. As part of this work do you (did you) regularly use a telephone, mobile phone, pager or other communication device? 2501 904 1 yes 2 no Sysmiss 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? Did you regularly use bar code reader? Module 5: Work Skills Part B: Skills At Work Q13. As part of this work do you (did you) regularly use a bar code reader? 2501 904 1 yes 2 no Sysmiss 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? How often the work had repetitive tasks? Module 5: Work Skills Part B: Skills At Work Q14. How often does (did) this work involve carrying out short, repetitive tasks? 2501 904 1 almost all the time 2 more than half the time 3 less than half the time 4 almost never Sysmiss 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? How often does (did) this work involve learning new things? Module 5: Work Skills Part B: Skills At Work Q15. How often does (did) this work involve learning new things? 2501 904 1 every day 2 at last once a week 3 at least once a month 4 at least every 2-3 months 5 rarely or never 9 don't know Sysmiss 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?? Do you use a computer at work?? Module 5: Work Skills Part B: Skills At Work Q16. As a part of your work do you (did you) use a computer? No >>Q21 2501 904 1 yes 2 no Sysmiss 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? How often do you use computer at work? Module 5: Work Skills Part B: Skills At Work Q17. How often do you (did you) use a computer at work? 857 2548 1 every day 2 three times or more per week 3 less than three times per week 4 almost never Sysmiss 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? Did your job require to use email? Module 5: Work Skills Part B: Skills At Work Q18. Does (did) your work as [Occupation ] require the use of the following? - E-mail 857 2548 1 yes 2 no Sysmiss 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? Did your job require to search info on the internet? Module 5: Work Skills Part B: Skills At Work Q18. Does (did) your work as [Occupation ] require the use of the following? - Searching for information on the internet 857 2548 1 yes 2 no Sysmiss Did 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 Part B: Skills At Work Q18. Does (did) your work as [Occupation ] require the use of the following? - Data entry 857 2548 1 yes 2 no Sysmiss Did 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 Part B: Skills At Work Q18. Does (did) your work as [Occupation ] require the use of the following? - Word processing (such as word) 857 2548 1 yes 2 no Sysmiss 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? Did your job require the use of spreadsheets? Module 5: Work Skills Part B: Skills At Work Q18. Does (did) your work as [Occupation ] require the use of the following? - Spreadsheets (such as excel) 857 2548 1 yes 2 no Sysmiss 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? Did your job require the use of databases? Module 5: Work Skills Part B: Skills At Work Q18. Does (did) your work as [Occupation ] require the use of the following? - Databases (such as access) 857 2548 1 yes 2 no Sysmiss 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? Does your work need software packs, design of websites or programming? Module 5: Work Skills Part B: Skills At Work Q19. Does (did) your work as [Occupation] require the use of other software packages, designing websites or doing programming or managing networks? No >>Q21 857 2548 1 yes 2 no Sysmiss 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? Does your work require the use of macros and complex equations? Module 5: Work Skills Part B: Skills At Work Q20. Does (did ) your work as [Occupation] require the use of ? - Advanced functions in spreadsheets such as macros and complex equations 254 3151 1 yes 2 no Sysmiss 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? Does your work require the use of accounting or financial software? Module 5: Work Skills Part B: Skills At Work Q20. Does (did ) your work as [Occupation] require the use of ? - Book-keeping, accounting or financial software 254 3151 1 yes 2 no Sysmiss 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? Does your work require the use of presentation or graphics software? Module 5: Work Skills Part B: Skills At Work Q20. Does (did ) your work as [Occupation] require the use of ? - Presentation, graphics software (such as powerpoint) 254 3151 1 yes 2 no Sysmiss 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? Does your work require the use of designing websites? Module 5: Work Skills Part B: Skills At Work Q20. Does (did ) your work as [Occupation] require the use of ? - Designing websites 254 3151 1 yes 2 no Sysmiss 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? Does your work require the use of CAD software? Module 5: Work Skills Part B: Skills At Work Q20. Does (did ) your work as [Occupation] require the use of ? - CAD software (computer aided design) 254 3151 1 yes 2 no Sysmiss 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? Does your work require the use of Statistical or other type of analysis? Module 5: Work Skills Part B: Skills At Work Q20. Does (did ) your work as [Occupation] require the use of ? - Statistical analysis or other analysis 254 3151 1 yes 2 no Sysmiss 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? Does your work require the use of software programming? Module 5: Work Skills Part B: Skills At Work Q20. Does (did ) your work as [Occupation] require the use of ? - Software programming 254 3151 1 yes 2 no Sysmiss 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? Does your work require the use of managing computer networks? Module 5: Work Skills Part B: Skills At Work Q20. Does (did ) your work as [Occupation] require the use of ? - Managing computer networks 254 3151 1 yes 2 no Sysmiss Does your work require the use of (other)? Does your work require the use of (other)? Does your work require the use of (other)? Does your work require the use of (other)? Does your work require the use of (other)? Module 5: Work Skills Part B: Skills At Work Q20. Does (did ) your work as [Occupation] require the use of ? - Other 254 3151 1 yes 2 no Sysmiss Other, specify Other, specify Other, specify Other, specify Other, specify Module 5: Work Skills Part B: Skills At Work Q20. Does (did ) your work as [Occupation] require the use of ? - Other (specify) 19 Care banking Core ( vÏ) Ph« t« xèp PhÇn mÒm qu¶n lý b¸n hµng PhÇn mÒm qu¶n lý th­ viÖn PhÇn mÒm tÝnh to¸n thiÕt kÕ ETABS PhÇn qu¶n trÞ trong c¬ quan photoshop photoshop, sketchup ph« t« phÇn mÒm b¸n hµng phÇn mÒm cña hÖ thèng ng©n hµng phÇn mÒm cña ng©n hµng phÇn mÒm giao dÞch phÊn mÒm b¸n hµng qu¶n lý kh¸ch hµng so¹n v¨n b¶n ®å ho¹ 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 Part B: Skills At Work Q21. How useful were your studies during your formal education for this work? 2501 904 1 not useful at all 2 somewhat useful 3 moderately useful 4 very useful 5 respondent had no formal schooling Sysmiss The minimum level you think is required to do this job The minimum level you think is required to do this job The minimum level you think is required to do this job The minimum level you think is required to do this job The minimum level you think is required to do this job The next questions are about education, work experience and training. Please continue to think only about [Occupation ] Module 5: Work Skills Part B: Skills At Work Q22. What minimum level of formal education do you think would be required before someone would be able to carry out this work? 2501 904 1 pre-school education 2 primary education 3 general secondary education 4 vocational secondary education 5 general upper secondary education 6 secondary / vocational / technical school / vocational high schools 7 higher education - college / vocational 8 regular higher education - bachelor degree 9 general higher education - master 10 regular higher education - dr./ph.d 17 vocational training high school 19 no formal education or below 99 do not know Sysmiss Years of work experience to carry this work with q22 Years of work experience to carry this work with q22 Years of work experience to carry this work with q22 Years of work experience to carry this work with q22 Years of work experience to carry this work with q22 Module 5: Work Skills Part B: Skills At Work 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? 2501 904 1 None 2 Less than 1 year 3 1-2 years 4 3-5 years 5 6-10 years 6 More than 10 years 9 Sysmiss Time to learn to do this work with q22 and q23 Time to learn to do this work with q22 and q23 Time to learn to do this work with q22 and q23 Time to learn to do this work with q22 and q23 Time to learn to do this work with q22 and q23 Module 5: Work Skills Part B: Skills At Work 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? 2501 904 1 less than one week 2 one week to one month 3 between one and six months 4 7-12 months 5 more than a year 6 more than 10 years 9 don't know Sysmiss 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? 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 Part B: Skills At Work 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 >>Q27 3405 1 yes 2 no Do 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 Part B: Skills At Work Q26. Do you send text messages? 3250 155 1 yes 2 no Sysmiss 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? Do you drive a car or other vehicle? Module 5: Work Skills Part B: Skills At Work Q27. In your life [outside of work as (Occupation)], do you regularly... - Drive a car or other vehicle? 3405 1 yes 2 no 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? Do you perfom routine maintenance on vehicles? Module 5: Work Skills Part B: Skills At Work 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? 3405 1 yes 2 no Do 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 Part B: Skills At Work Q27. In your life [outside of work as (Occupation)], do you regularly... - Use a sewing machine? 3405 1 yes 2 no 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? Have you used a computer in the past 3 months? Module 5: Work Skills Part B: Skills At Work Q28. As a part of your life [outside of work as (Occupation)] have you used a computer in the past 3 months? No >>Q30 3405 1 yes 2 no 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? How often have you used a computer outside or work? Module 5: Work Skills Part B: Skills At Work Q29. Thinking of the last three months, how often have you used a computer [outside of work as (occupation)]? 1765 1640 1 every day 2 three times or more per week 3 less than three times a week 4 rarely or almost never Sysmiss 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? Has a lack of computer skills kept you from getting a job? Module 5: Work Skills Part B: Skills At Work 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? 3405 1 yes 2 no 9 do not know When looking for job, find out about job vacancies When looking for job, find out about job vacancies When looking for job, find out about job vacancies When looking for job, find out about job vacancies When looking for job, find out about job vacancies Module 5: Work Skills Part B: Skills At Work 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.) 3405 1 yes 2 no When looking for job, ability to prepare your resume When looking for job, ability to prepare your resume When looking for job, ability to prepare your resume When looking for job, ability to prepare your resume When looking for job, ability to prepare your resume Module 5: Work Skills Part B: Skills At Work Q31. If you were in the position that you were looking for work, do you think you have....? - Ability to prepare your resume 3405 1 yes 2 no When looking for job, fill out job applications When looking for job, fill out job applications When looking for job, fill out job applications When looking for job, fill out job applications When looking for job, fill out job applications Module 5: Work Skills Part B: Skills At Work Q31. If you were in the position that you were looking for work, do you think you have....? - Ability to fill out job applications 3405 1 yes 2 no When looking for job, have good references When looking for job, have good references When looking for job, have good references When looking for job, have good references When looking for job, have good references Module 5: Work Skills Part B: Skills At Work Q31. If you were in the position that you were looking for work, do you think you have....? - Good references 3405 1 yes 2 no When looking for job,ability to perform well on interview When looking for job,ability to perform well on interview When looking for job,ability to perform well on interview When looking for job,ability to perform well on interview When looking for job,ability to perform well on interview Module 5: Work Skills Part B: Skills At Work Q31. If you were in the position that you were looking for work, do you think you have....? - Ability to perform adequately in an interview 3405 1 yes 2 no When looking for job, adequate education and califications When looking for job, adequate education and califications When looking for job, adequate education and califications When looking for job, adequate education and califications When looking for job, adequate education and califications Module 5: Work Skills Part B: Skills At Work Q31. If you were in the position that you were looking for work, do you think you have....? - Adequate education and qualifications 3405 1 yes 2 no When looking for job, the necessary work experience When looking for job, the necessary work experience When looking for job, the necessary work experience When looking for job, the necessary work experience When looking for job, the necessary work experience Module 5: Work Skills Part B: Skills At Work Q31. If you were in the position that you were looking for work, do you think you have....? - The necessary work experience 3405 1 yes 2 no When looking for job, a way to certify your education or qualifications When looking for job, a way to certify your education or qualifications When looking for job, a way to certify your education or qualifications When looking for job, a way to certify your education or qualifications When looking for job, a way to certify your education or qualifications Module 5: Work Skills Part B: Skills At Work 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 qualifications 3405 1 yes 2 no When looking for job,the means to start your business When looking for job,the means to start your business When looking for job,the means to start your business When looking for job,the means to start your business When looking for job,the means to start your business Module 5: Work Skills Part B: Skills At Work Q31. If you were in the position that you were looking for work, do you think you have....? - The means to start your own business 3405 1 yes 2 no When looking for job, other When looking for job, other When looking for job, other When looking for job, other When looking for job, other Module 5: Work Skills Part B: Skills At Work Q31. If you were in the position that you were looking for work, do you think you have....? - Other 3405 1 yes 2 no Other, specify Other, specify Other, specify Other, specify Other, specify Module 5: Work Skills Part B: Skills At Work Q31. If you were in the position that you were looking for work, do you think you have....? - Other (specify) 13 1 2 MT Søc kháe tèt chç ë cã nhµ ë t¹i HN kh«ng hiÓu biÕt tù m×nh ®i t×m Applied for a job in the past 5 years Applied for a job in the past 5 years Applied for a job in the past 5 years Applied for a job in the past 5 years Applied for a job in the past 5 years Module 5: Work Skills Part B: Skills At Work Q32.Have you applied for a job in the past 5 years? No >>Module 6, pg44 3405 1 yes 2 no When applying for job, employer asked to certify education or experience When applying for job, employer asked to certify education or experience When applying for job, employer asked to certify education or experience When applying for job, employer asked to certify education or experience When applying for job, employer asked to certify education or experience Module 5: Work Skills Part B: Skills At Work 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, pg44 689 2716 1 yes 2 no 3 no response from employer Sysmiss Proof 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 Part B: Skills At Work 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 institute 462 2943 1 yes 2 no Sysmiss Proof of certificate of studies from training institute Proof of certificate of studies from training institute Proof of certificate of studies from training institute Proof of certificate of studies from training institute Proof of certificate of studies from training institute Module 5: Work Skills Part B: Skills At Work 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 institute 462 2943 1 yes 2 no Sysmiss asked you for personal references or references from previous work. asked you for personal references or references from previous work. asked you for personal references or references from previous work. asked you for personal references or references from previous work. asked you for personal references or references from previous work. Module 5: Work Skills Part B: Skills At Work Q34. How did they ask you to demonstrate/prove it? If more than one job application, refer to the most recent. - Asked for personal references or references from previous work 462 2943 1 yes 2 no Sysmiss Gave you a test or exam Gave you a test or exam Gave you a test or exam Gave you a test or exam Gave you a test or exam Module 5: Work Skills Part B: Skills At Work 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/ exam 462 2943 1 yes 2 no Sysmiss other (specify) other (specify) other (specify) other (specify) other (specify) Module 5: Work Skills Part B: Skills At Work Q34. How did they ask you to demonstrate/prove it? If more than one job application, refer to the most recent. - Other 462 2943 1 yes 2 no Sysmiss other specification other specification other specification other specification other specification Module 5: Work Skills Part B: Skills At Work Q34. How did they ask you to demonstrate/prove it? If more than one job application, refer to the most recent. - Other (specify) 42 CV, hé khÈu D¸n g¹ch t­êng Kh¶ n¨ng giiao tiÕp vµ ph¶n øng víi c«ng viÖc vµ nh÷ng hiÓu biÕt vÒ c«ng ty Kinh nghiÖm, thêi gian, søc khoÎ Nép s¬ yÕu lý lÞch cã tµi kho¶n ng©n hµng PV Ph­¬ng tiÖn ®i l¹i Pháng vÊn chç ë vµ ph­¬ng tiÖn ®i l¹i chøng minh th­ s¬ yÕu lý lÞch dù giê giÊy kh¸m søc khoÎ hå s¬ lý lÞch, c minh th­ hé khÈu + CM th­ kh¶ n¨ng giao tiÕp kinh nghiÖm lµm viÖc kinh nghiÖm s¬ yÕu lý lÞch kü n¨ng giao tiÕp, kinh nghiÖm ngo¹i ng÷ ph­¬ng tiÖn ®i ll¹i vµ chç ë ph­¬ng tiÖn ®i l¹i pháng vÊn pv s¬ yÕu lý lÞch ®¬n xin viÖc thö viÖc thö viÖc trong 1 tuÇn tr×nh bµy kinh nghiÖm ®¸nh m¸y vi tÝnh if the respondent doesn't understand the language, is there a version of the mod if the respondent doesn't understand the language, is there a version of the mod if the respondent doesn't understand the language, is there a version of the mod if the respondent doesn't understand the language, is there a version of the mod if the respondent doesn't understand the language, is there a version of the mod Module 6: Personality, Behavior and Preferences Part A: Personality and Behavior Q1. Interviewer: if the respondent does not understand [official language], is there a version of this module available in the language you are interviewing the respondent in? No >>Module 6B, pg46 3405 1 yes 2 no Are 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 Part A: Personality and Behavior Q1. Show card #5 How do you see yourself? 101: Are you talkative? 3397 8 1 almost always 2 most of the time 3 some of the time 4 almost never Sysmiss 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? 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 Part A: Personality and Behavior Q1. Show card #5 How do you see yourself? 102: When doing a task, are you very careful? 3397 8 1 almost always 2 most of the time 3 some of the time 4 almost never Sysmiss 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? 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? 3397 8 1 almost always 2 most of the time 3 some of the time 4 almost never Sysmiss 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? 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? 3397 8 1 almost always 2 most of the time 3 some of the time 4 almost never Sysmiss Are 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? 3397 8 1 almost always 2 most of the time 3 some of the time 4 almost never Sysmiss Do 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? 3397 8 1 almost always 2 most of the time 3 some of the time 4 almost never Sysmiss Do 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? 3397 8 1 almost always 2 most of the time 3 some of the time 4 almost never Sysmiss Do you work very hard? for example, do you keep working when others stop to take Do you work very hard? for example, do you keep working when others stop to take Do you work very hard? for example, do you keep working when others stop to take Do you work very hard? for example, do you keep working when others stop to take Do you work very hard? for example, do you keep working when others stop to take 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? 108: Do you work very hard? For example, do you keep working when others stop to take a break? 3397 8 1 almost always 2 most of the time 3 some of the time 4 almost never Sysmiss Do 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? 3397 8 1 almost always 2 most of the time 3 some of the time 4 almost never Sysmiss Do 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? 3397 8 1 almost always 2 most of the time 3 some of the time 4 almost never Sysmiss 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? 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? 3397 8 1 almost always 2 most of the time 3 some of the time 4 almost never Sysmiss 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? 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? 3397 8 1 almost always 2 most of the time 3 some of the time 4 almost never Sysmiss 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? 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? 3397 8 1 almost always 2 most of the time 3 some of the time 4 almost never Sysmiss 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? 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? 3397 8 1 almost always 2 most of the time 3 some of the time 4 almost never Sysmiss 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? 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? 3397 8 1 almost always 2 most of the time 3 some of the time 4 almost never Sysmiss 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? 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? 3397 8 1 almost always 2 most of the time 3 some of the time 4 almost never Sysmiss 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? 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? 3397 8 1 almost always 2 most of the time 3 some of the time 4 almost never Sysmiss Do 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? 3397 8 1 almost always 2 most of the time 3 some of the time 4 almost never Sysmiss 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? 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? 3397 8 1 almost always 2 most of the time 3 some of the time 4 almost never Sysmiss 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? 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? 3397 8 1 almost always 2 most of the time 3 some of the time 4 almost never Sysmiss 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? 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? 3397 8 1 almost always 2 most of the time 3 some of the time 4 almost never Sysmiss 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? 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? 3397 8 1 almost always 2 most of the time 3 some of the time 4 almost never Sysmiss 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? 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? 3397 8 1 almost always 2 most of the time 3 some of the time 4 almost never Sysmiss 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? 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? 3397 8 1 almost always 2 most of the time 3 some of the time 4 almost never Sysmiss Get $120 for sure or flip a coin for $0 or $360 Get $120 for sure or flip a coin for $0 or $360 Get $120 for sure or flip a coin for $0 or $360 Get $120 for sure or flip a coin for $0 or $360 Get $120 for sure or flip a coin for $0 or $360 Module 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.3 3402 3 1 option 1 (take the sure money) 2 option 2 (flip the coin) Sysmiss Get $120 for sure or flip a coin for $0 or $480 Get $120 for sure or flip a coin for $0 or $480 Get $120 for sure or flip a coin for $0 or $480 Get $120 for sure or flip a coin for $0 or $480 Get $120 for sure or flip a coin for $0 or $480 Module 6: Personality, Behavior and Preferences Part B: Preferences Q2. Now 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 4 million VND if it's head. Which option would you take? Option 1 (FLIP THE COIN) >>Q.4 Option 2 (FLIP THE COIN) >>Q.4 2231 1174 1 option 1 (take the sure money) 2 option 2 (flip the coin) Sysmiss Get $120 for sure or flip a coin for $0 or $240 Get $120 for sure or flip a coin for $0 or $240 Get $120 for sure or flip a coin for $0 or $240 Get $120 for sure or flip a coin for $0 or $240 Get $120 for sure or flip a coin for $0 or $240 Module 6: Personality, Behavior and Preferences Part B: Preferences Q3. Now 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 2 million VND if it's head. Which option would you take? 1171 2234 1 option 1 (take the sure money) 2 option 2 (flip the coin) Sysmiss Receive $1200 today or $1800 in one year Receive $1200 today or $1800 in one year Receive $1200 today or $1800 in one year Receive $1200 today or $1800 in one year Receive $1200 today or $1800 in one year Module 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 10 million VND today. Option 2 – receive 15 million VND for sure one year from now. Which option would you take? Option 1 (Take the money today) Option 2 (Money in 1 year) Option 2 (Money in 1 Year) >>Q.7 3402 3 1 option 1 (take the money today) 2 option 2 (money in 1 year) Sysmiss Receive $1200 today or $2400 in one year Receive $1200 today or $2400 in one year Receive $1200 today or $2400 in one year Receive $1200 today or $2400 in one year Receive $1200 today or $2400 in one year Module 6: Personality, Behavior and Preferences Part B: Preferences Q5. Now imagine that you have a choice between the following two options: Option 1 – Receive 10 million VND today. Option 2 – receive 20 million VND for sure one year from now. Which option would you take? Option 1 (Take the money today) Option 2 (Money in 1 year) Option 2 (Money in 1 year) >>Module 7, pg 48 2797 608 1 option 1 (take the money today) 2 option 2 (money in 1 year) Sysmiss Amount you would receive in one year instead of $1200 today Amount you would receive in one year instead of $1200 today Amount you would receive in one year instead of $1200 today Amount you would receive in one year instead of $1200 today Amount you would receive in one year instead of $1200 today Module 6: Personality, Behavior and Preferences Part B: Preferences Q6. What amount would you accept to receive in one year's time instead of receiving 10 million VND today. >>Module 7,pg48 1934 1471 50000 151.053 1787.899 USD amount you would receive in one year instead USD 1200 today USD amount you would receive in one year instead USD 1200 today USD amount you would receive in one year instead USD 1200 today USD amount you would receive in one year instead USD 1200 today USD amount you would receive in one year instead USD 1200 today 1934 1471 6839.3 20.662 244.56 Receive $1200 today or $1440 in one year Receive $1200 today or $1440 in one year Receive $1200 today or $1440 in one year Receive $1200 today or $1440 in one year Receive $1200 today or $1440 in one year Module 6: Personality, Behavior and Preferences Part B: Preferences Q7. Now imagine that you have a choice between the following two options: Option 1 – Receive 10 million VND today. Option 2 – receive 12 million VND for sure one year from now. Which option would you take? Option 1 (Take the money today) Option 2 (Money in 1 year) 605 2800 1 option 1 (take the money today) 2 option 2 (money in 1 year) Sysmiss What 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' 3399 6 1 vietnamese 2 tay 3 thai 4 chinese 5 khmer 9 other Sysmiss Other-Specify Other-Specify Other-Specify Other-Specify Other-Specify Module 7: Language and Family Q1. What is your mother tongue? Other (specify) 6 M­êng ch¨m nïng san chÝ Second mother language Second mother language Second mother language Second mother language Second mother language Module 7: Language and Family Q1. What is your mother tongue? (2) 77 3328 1 vietnamese 2 tay 3 thai 4 chinese 5 khmer 9 other Sysmiss 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? What language is mainly spoken in your home? Module 7: Language and Family Q2. What language is mainly spoken in your home? 3405 1 vietnamese 2 tay 3 thai 4 chinese 5 khmer 9 other Other-Specify Other-Specify Other-Specify Other-Specify Other-Specify Module 7: Language and Family Q2. What language is mainly spoken in your home? Other (speficy) 2 ch¨m 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? 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 >>Q5 3405 1 yes 2 no 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? How many people on your house speak an official language? Module 7: Language and Family Q4. How many people in your household speak Vietnamese? 107 3298 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 9 Sysmiss 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? 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 >>Q27 3405 1 yes 2 no english english english english english Module 7: Language and Family Q6. Which Language? - English 857 2548 1 yes 2 no Sysmiss chinese chinese chinese chinese chinese Module 7: Language and Family Q6. Which Language? - Chinese 857 2548 1 yes 2 no Sysmiss korean korean korean korean korean Module 7: Language and Family Q6. Which Language? - Korean 857 2548 1 yes 2 no Sysmiss japan japan japan japan japan Module 7: Language and Family Q6. Which Language? - Japanese 857 2548 1 yes 2 no Sysmiss other other other other other Module 7: Language and Family Q6. Which Language? - Other 857 2548 1 yes 2 no Sysmiss other - specification other - specification other - specification other - specification other - specification Module 7: Language and Family Q6. Which Language? - Other (specification) 94 2 Campuchia Lµo Nga Nga, Hµ Lan Ph¸p Ph¸p, §øc TiÕng Nga TiÖp bun ga ri campuchia camuchia ch¨m kh¬ me nga nga, ®øc nhËt phap ph¸p ph¸p, Ba Lan th¸i tiÕng Nga tiÕng Trung tiÕng ph¸p tiÕng ®øc tiÖp tµy §øc ®øc 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 >>Q10 3405 1 yes 2 no Spouse/partner live in this household Spouse/partner live in this household Spouse/partner live in this household Spouse/partner live in this household Spouse/partner live in this household Module 7: Language and Family Q8. Does your spouse/ partner live in this household now? No >>Q10 2302 1103 1 yes 2 no Sysmiss Id of spouse/partner Id of spouse/partner Id of spouse/partner Id of spouse/partner Id of spouse/partner Module 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) 2037 1368 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 Sysmiss id of spouse/partner id of spouse/partner id of spouse/partner id of spouse/partner id of spouse/partner Module 7: Language and Family Q9. ID of the Spouse/Partner (2) Copy the ID of the Spouse/Partner (2) 2037 1368 Sysmiss Id of spouse/partner Id of spouse/partner Id of spouse/partner Id of spouse/partner Id of spouse/partner Module 7: Language and Family Q9. ID of the Spouse/Partner (3) Copy the ID of the Spouse/Partner (3) 2037 1368 Sysmiss 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? 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 >>Q12 3405 1 yes 2 no Child id Child id Child id Child id Child id Module 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 roster 2064 1341 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 14 Sysmiss Child id Child id Child id Child id Child id Module 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 roster 2064 1341 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 Sysmiss Child id Child id Child id Child id Child id Module 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 roster 2064 1341 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 12 Sysmiss Child id Child id Child id Child id Child id Module 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 roster 2064 1341 5 6 7 8 10 Sysmiss Child id Child id Child id Child id Child id Module 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 roster 2064 1341 6 7 11 Sysmiss Child id Child id Child id Child id Child id Module 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 roster 2064 1341 Sysmiss Child id Child id Child id Child id Child id Module 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 roster 2064 1341 Sysmiss Child id Child id Child id Child id Child id Module 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 roster 2064 1341 Sysmiss Child id Child id Child id Child id Child id Module 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 roster 2064 1341 Sysmiss Child id Child id Child id Child id Child id Module 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 roster 2064 1341 Sysmiss 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? Does your mother live in the household now? Module 7: Language and Family Q12. Does your mother live in this household now? No >>Q14 3405 1 yes 2 no Mother id Mother id Mother id Mother id Mother id Module 7: Language and Family Q13. Could you please tell me the name of your mother? >>Q15 Copy the ID code of the mother 1082 2323 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 Sysmiss Highest level education your mother obtained Highest level education your mother obtained Highest level education your mother obtained Highest level education your mother obtained Highest level education your mother obtained Module 7: Language and Family Q14. What is the highest education level your mother obtained? 2320 1085 1 no formal education or less than isced 1 2 primary education (isced 1) 3 lower secondary (isced 2) 4 upper secondary (isced 3) 5 post-secondary non-tertiary (isced 4) 6 tertiary education- bachelor or master (isced 5) 7 tertiary education-phd (isced 6) 99 don't know Sysmiss 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? Does your father live in the household now? Module 7: Language and Family Q15. Does your father live in this household now? No >>Q17 3405 1 yes 2 no Father id Father id Father id Father id Father id Module 7: Language and Family Q16. Could you please tell me the name of your father? >>Q18 Copy the ID code of the father 771 2634 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 Sysmiss Highest level education your father obtained Highest level education your father obtained Highest level education your father obtained Highest level education your father obtained Highest level education your father obtained Module 7: Language and Family Q17. What is the highest education level your father obtained? 2631 774 1 no formal education or less than isced 1 2 primary education (isced 1) 3 lower secondary (isced 2) 4 upper secondary (isced 3) 5 post-secondary non-tertiary (isced 4) 6 tertiary education- bachelor or master (isced 5) 7 tertiary education-phd (isced 6) 99 don't know Sysmiss Number of older brothers you had at 12 year old Number of older brothers you had at 12 year old Number of older brothers you had at 12 year old Number of older brothers you had at 12 year old Number of older brothers you had at 12 year old These 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) 3405 99 1.016 2.129 Number of older sisters you had at 12 year old Number of older sisters you had at 12 year old Number of older sisters you had at 12 year old Number of older sisters you had at 12 year old Number of older sisters you had at 12 year old Module 7: Language and Family Q19. How many older sisters did you have when you were 12 years old? 3405 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 10 12 Number of younger brothers you had at 12 years old Number of younger brothers you had at 12 years old Number of younger brothers you had at 12 years old Number of younger brothers you had at 12 years old Number of younger brothers you had at 12 years old Module 7: Language and Family Q20. How many younger brothers did you have when you were 12 years old? 3405 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 9 11 Number of younger sisters you had at 12 years old Number of younger sisters you had at 12 years old Number of younger sisters you had at 12 years old Number of younger sisters you had at 12 years old Number of younger sisters you had at 12 years old Module 7: Language and Family Q21. How many younger sisters did you have when you were 12 years old? 3405 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 Father lived on home at 12 year old Father lived on home at 12 year old Father lived on home at 12 year old Father lived on home at 12 year old Father lived on home at 12 year old Module 7: Language and Family Q22. Which of your relatives usually lived in your household with you when you were 12 years old? - Father 3405 1 yes 2 no Mother lived on home at 12 year old Mother lived on home at 12 year old Mother lived on home at 12 year old Mother lived on home at 12 year old Mother lived on home at 12 year old Module 7: Language and Family Q22. Which of your relatives usually lived in your household with you when you were 12 years old? - Mother 3405 1 yes 2 no Step-father lived on home at 12 year old Step-father lived on home at 12 year old Step-father lived on home at 12 year old Step-father lived on home at 12 year old Step-father lived on home at 12 year old Module 7: Language and Family Q22. Which of your relatives usually lived in your household with you when you were 12 years old? - Step- father 3405 1 yes 2 no Step-mother lived on home at 12 year old Step-mother lived on home at 12 year old Step-mother lived on home at 12 year old Step-mother lived on home at 12 year old Step-mother lived on home at 12 year old Module 7: Language and Family Q22. Which of your relatives usually lived in your household with you when you were 12 years old? - Step-mother 3405 1 yes 2 no Grandfather(s) lived on home at 12 year old Grandfather(s) lived on home at 12 year old Grandfather(s) lived on home at 12 year old Grandfather(s) lived on home at 12 year old Grandfather(s) lived on home at 12 year old Module 7: Language and Family Q22. Which of your relatives usually lived in your household with you when you were 12 years old? - Grandfather(s) 3405 1 yes 2 no Grandmother(s) lived on home at 12 year old Grandmother(s) lived on home at 12 year old Grandmother(s) lived on home at 12 year old Grandmother(s) lived on home at 12 year old Grandmother(s) lived on home at 12 year old Module 7: Language and Family Q22. Which of your relatives usually lived in your household with you when you were 12 years old? - Grandmother(s) 3405 1 yes 2 no Brothers and sisters lived on home at 12 year old Brothers and sisters lived on home at 12 year old Brothers and sisters lived on home at 12 year old Brothers and sisters lived on home at 12 year old Brothers and sisters lived on home at 12 year old Module 7: Language and Family Q22. Which of your relatives usually lived in your household with you when you were 12 years old? - Brothers & Sisters 3405 1 yes 2 no Sisters-in-law lived on home at 12 year old Sisters-in-law lived on home at 12 year old Sisters-in-law lived on home at 12 year old Sisters-in-law lived on home at 12 year old Sisters-in-law lived on home at 12 year old Module 7: Language and Family Q22. Which of your relatives usually lived in your household with you when you were 12 years old? - Sisters-in-law 3405 1 yes 2 no Brothers-in-law lived on home at 12 year old Brothers-in-law lived on home at 12 year old Brothers-in-law lived on home at 12 year old Brothers-in-law lived on home at 12 year old Brothers-in-law lived on home at 12 year old Module 7: Language and Family Q22. Which of your relatives usually lived in your household with you when you were 12 years old? - Brothers-in-law 3405 1 yes 2 no Uncle(s) lived on home at 12 year old Uncle(s) lived on home at 12 year old Uncle(s) lived on home at 12 year old Uncle(s) lived on home at 12 year old Uncle(s) lived on home at 12 year old Module 7: Language and Family Q22. Which of your relatives usually lived in your household with you when you were 12 years old? - Uncle(s) 3405 1 yes 2 no Aunt(s) lived on home at 12 year old Aunt(s) lived on home at 12 year old Aunt(s) lived on home at 12 year old Aunt(s) lived on home at 12 year old Aunt(s) lived on home at 12 year old Module 7: Language and Family Q22. Which of your relatives usually lived in your household with you when you were 12 years old? - Aunt(s) 3405 1 yes 2 no Wife(Wives) of uncle(s) lived on home at 12 year old Wife(Wives) of uncle(s) lived on home at 12 year old Wife(Wives) of uncle(s) lived on home at 12 year old Wife(Wives) of uncle(s) lived on home at 12 year old Wife(Wives) of uncle(s) lived on home at 12 year old Module 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) 3405 1 yes 2 no Husband(s) of aunt(s) lived on home at 12 year old Husband(s) of aunt(s) lived on home at 12 year old Husband(s) of aunt(s) lived on home at 12 year old Husband(s) of aunt(s) lived on home at 12 year old Husband(s) of aunt(s) lived on home at 12 year old Module 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) 3405 1 yes 2 no Other lived on home at 12 year old Other lived on home at 12 year old Other lived on home at 12 year old Other lived on home at 12 year old Other lived on home at 12 year old Module 7: Language and Family Q22. Which of your relatives usually lived in your household with you when you were 12 years old? - Others 3405 1 yes 2 no other specification other specification other specification other specification other specification Module 7: Language and Family Q22. Which of your relatives usually lived in your household with you when you were 12 years old? - Other (specify) From 1 to 10: Family economic when you were 15 years old From 1 to 10: Family economic when you were 15 years old From 1 to 10: Family economic when you were 15 years old From 1 to 10: Family economic when you were 15 years old From 1 to 10: Family economic when you were 15 years old Module 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? 3405 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 Economical situation worsened: Death of a household member Economical situation worsened: Death of a household member Economical situation worsened: Death of a household member Economical situation worsened: Death of a household member Economical situation worsened: Death of a household member Module 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 member 3402 3 1 yes 2 no Sysmiss Economical situation worsened: Illness of a household member Economical situation worsened: Illness of a household member Economical situation worsened: Illness of a household member Economical situation worsened: Illness of a household member Economical situation worsened: Illness of a household member Module 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 member 3402 3 1 yes 2 no Sysmiss Economical situation worsened: Family breakup Economical situation worsened: Family breakup Economical situation worsened: Family breakup Economical situation worsened: Family breakup Economical situation worsened: Family breakup Module 7: Language and Family Q24. Before you reached the age 15, was the household's financial situation significantly worsened because of ...? - Family breakup/ separation/ divorce 3402 3 1 yes 2 no Sysmiss Economical situation worsened: Alcohol or drug problem Economical situation worsened: Alcohol or drug problem Economical situation worsened: Alcohol or drug problem Economical situation worsened: Alcohol or drug problem Economical situation worsened: Alcohol or drug problem Module 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 member 3402 3 1 yes 2 no Sysmiss Economical situation worsened: Loss of employment Economical situation worsened: Loss of employment Economical situation worsened: Loss of employment Economical situation worsened: Loss of employment Economical situation worsened: Loss of employment Module 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 member 3402 3 1 yes 2 no Sysmiss Economical situation worsened: Bankruptcy Economical situation worsened: Bankruptcy Economical situation worsened: Bankruptcy Economical situation worsened: Bankruptcy Economical situation worsened: Bankruptcy Module 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 business 3402 3 1 yes 2 no Sysmiss Economical situation worsened: Loss of crops Economical situation worsened: Loss of crops Economical situation worsened: Loss of crops Economical situation worsened: Loss of crops Economical situation worsened: Loss of crops Module 7: Language and Family Q24. Before you reached the age 15, was the household's financial situation significantly worsened because of ...? - Loss of crops 3402 3 1 yes 2 no Sysmiss Economical situation worsened: Natural catastrophe Economical situation worsened: Natural catastrophe Economical situation worsened: Natural catastrophe Economical situation worsened: Natural catastrophe Economical situation worsened: Natural catastrophe Module 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 catastrophe 3402 3 1 yes 2 no Sysmiss Economical situation worsened: Violence or theft Economical situation worsened: Violence or theft Economical situation worsened: Violence or theft Economical situation worsened: Violence or theft Economical situation worsened: Violence or theft Module 7: Language and Family Q24. Before you reached the age 15, was the household's financial situation significantly worsened because of ...? - Violence, theft 3402 3 1 yes 2 no Sysmiss Economical situation worsened: Forced displacement Economical situation worsened: Forced displacement Economical situation worsened: Forced displacement Economical situation worsened: Forced displacement Economical situation worsened: Forced displacement Module 7: Language and Family Q24. Before you reached the age 15, was the household's financial situation significantly worsened because of ...? - Forced displacement 3402 3 1 yes 2 no Sysmiss Economical situation worsened: Other Economical situation worsened: Other Economical situation worsened: Other Economical situation worsened: Other Economical situation worsened: Other Module 7: Language and Family Q24. Before you reached the age 15, was the household's financial situation significantly worsened because of ...? - Other 3402 3 1 yes 2 no Sysmiss Other-Specify Other-Specify Other-Specify Other-Specify Other-Specify Module 7: Language and Family Q24. Before you reached the age 15, was the household's financial situation significantly worsened because of ...? - Other (specify) 33 Bè ®Î ®¸nh b¹c ChÕ ®é míi Gia sóc chÕt Gia ®×nh c«ng an Gia ®×nh ®«ng con Gi¶i phãng Gi¶i phãng cÊm bu«n b¸n G® ®«ng con Kh«ng nghÒ æn ®Þnh. Lµm ¨n Lµm ¨n kinh tÕ Nhµ ®«ng anh em Thu nhËp bè mÑ thÊp Thu nhËp thÊp T×nh h×nh kinh tÕ thay ®æi X· héi chiÕn tranh kh«ng cho thuª nhµ ®­îc kh«ng cã ruéng nhµ cã 1 lao ®éng chÝnh §i lµm kinh tÕ míi vÒ §«ng anh em §«ng con ¶nh h­ëng bëi x· héi, g® ®«ng con Ever worked outside home for money Ever worked outside home for money Ever worked outside home for money Ever worked outside home for money Ever worked outside home for money Module 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, pg51 3405 1 yes 2 no Age you first worked outside home Age you first worked outside home Age you first worked outside home Age you first worked outside home Age you first worked outside home Module 7: Language and Family Q26. At what age did you first work outside the home? 347 3058 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 18 19 23 Sysmiss was 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 >>Q3 3405 1 yes 2 no, respondent was alone spouse spouse spouse spouse spouse Module 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 respondent 1888 1517 1 for all or most of the time 2 approximately half of the time 3 about 1/4 of the time 4 for a small time 5 not present/ not applicable Sysmiss child 6 yrs or less child 6 yrs or less child 6 yrs or less child 6 yrs or less child 6 yrs or less Module 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 less 1888 1517 1 for all or most of the time 2 approximately half of the time 3 about 1/4 of the time 4 for a small time 5 not present/ not applicable Sysmiss child 7-14 yrs child 7-14 yrs child 7-14 yrs child 7-14 yrs child 7-14 yrs Module 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 years 1888 1517 1 for all or most of the time 2 approximately half of the time 3 about 1/4 of the time 4 for a small time 5 not present/ not applicable Sysmiss adult hh member adult hh member adult hh member adult hh member adult hh member Module 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 members 1888 1517 1 for all or most of the time 2 approximately half of the time 3 about 1/4 of the time 4 for a small time 5 not present/ not applicable Sysmiss adults from outside hh adults from outside hh adults from outside hh adults from outside hh adults from outside hh Module 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 household 1888 1517 1 for all or most of the time 2 approximately half of the time 3 about 1/4 of the time 4 for a small time 5 not present/ not applicable Sysmiss impression if respondent understood impression if respondent understood impression if respondent understood impression if respondent understood impression if respondent understood Module 8: Interviewer Impressions for Modules 2-7 Q3. What is your impression of how well the respondent understood the questions being asked? 3405 1 very well 2 quite well 3 not so well 4 poorly 5 a lot of difficulty understanding impression 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? 3405 1 very serious 2 serious 3 not very serious 4 not serious at all impression on how much distruction impression on how much distruction impression on how much distruction impression on how much distruction impression on how much distruction Module 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? 3405 1 very little or no distraction 2 some distraction, not serious 3 some distraction, bothering to the respondent 4 a great deal of distraction how often asked for assistance how often asked for assistance how often asked for assistance how often asked for assistance how often asked for assistance Module 8: Interviewer Impressions for Modules 2-7 Q6. How often did the respondent ask you (the interviewer) for assistance, clarification or examples? 3405 1 very often - in many questions 2 fairly often 3 sometimes 4 rarely comment (1) comment (1) comment (1) comment (1) comment (1) Module 8: Interviewer Impressions for Modules 2-7 Q7. Comments (1) 504 1 2293 3 4 8 Anh HiÕn vµ gia ®×nh rÊt nhiÖt t×nh tham gia c¸c c©u hái ®­îc tr¶ lêi t­¬ng ®èi ch©n thËt Anh Kha rÊt nhiÖt t×nh, tr¶ lêi th¼ng th¾n nh÷ng c©u hái mµ ®iÒu tra viªn ®­a ra Anh Ng©n hiÓu rÊt nhanh c©u hái vµ cã th¸i ®é tr¶ lêi rÊt nghiªm tóc Anh Ninh rÊt nhiÖt t×nh tham gia pháng vÊn Anh Thanh rÊt nhiÖt t×nh tham gia c¸c c©u hái vµ th¸i ®é tr¶ lêi rÊt nghiªm tóc Anh §ång nhiÖt t×nh Hîp t¸c tham gia tr¶ lêi pháng vÊn B×nh th­êng BÞ ¶nh h­ëng bëi tiÕng ån v× nhµ gÇn ®­êng ChËm hiÓu (nhÊt lµ môc 6) ChÞ Hµ hiÓu rÊt nhanh c©u hái vµ cã th¸i ®é nhiÖt t×nh tham gia pháng vÊn ChÞ Hµ vµ gia ®×nh rÊt nhiÖt t×nh tham gia cuéc ®iÒu tra nµy ChÞ Minh rÊt nhiÖt t×nh tham gia tr¶ lêi pháng vÊn ChÞ Nga rÊt nhiÖt t×nh tham gia pháng vÊn ChÞ ViÖt Anh hiÓu rÊt tèt vµ tr¶ lêi rÊt nhanh c¸c c©u hái Chó tr­ëng vµ gia ®×nh rÊt nhiÖt t×nh tham gia cuéc ®iÒu tra nµy. C« Hång rÊt nhiÖt t×nh tham gia trong qu¸ tr×nh ®iÒu tra Cã bµn ghÕ ngåi viÕt vµ ¸nh s¸ng tèt. Cã chót ph©n t©m v× m¾c c«ng viÖc, nh­ng vÉn vui vÎ vµ dµnh thêi gian hîp t¸c Cã nhiÒu hµng xãm ®Õn ngåi ch¬i 1 lóc 15 phót råi vÒ nh­ng kh«ng ¶nh h­ëng ®Õn cuéc ®iÒu tra Do cã mét sè kh¸ch hµng ngåi trong qu¸n n­íc vµ do chó TiÕn võa ph¶i b¸n hµng , võa tr¶ lêi pháng vÊn nªn thêi gian diÔn ra pháng vÊn dµi Do võa ph¶i tr«ng con häc võa ph¶i tr¶ lêi pháng vÊn nªn chÞ NghÜa kh«ng tËp trung Do võa tr¶ lêi PV b¸c Thµnh võa ph¶i tr«ng ch¸u nhá nªn kh«ng ®­îc tËp trung Do võa ®i lµm ca ®ªm vÒ nªn ®èi t­îng cã chót mÖt mái GIa ®×nh céng t¸c tèt Gia ®×nh céng t¸c nhiÖt t×nh Gia ®×nh céng t¸c tèt Gia ®×nh t¹o ®iÒu kiÖn tèt, cã th¸i ®é hîp t¸c tÝch cùc víi §TV HiÓu c©u hái kh«ng ®­îc tèt HiÓu râ c©u hái, nghiªm tóc trong pháng vÊn Hé bu«n b¸n nªn thØnh tho¶ng cã kh¸ch tíi mua hµng Hîp t¸c Hîp t¸c tr¶ lêi KH«ng cã bµn ®Ó kª, viÕt Khi pháng vÊn tr¶ lêi ph¶i tr«ng ch¸u nhá do vËy khi ®­îc tËp trung Khi pháng vÊn ®èi t­îng th× cã bµn kª tµi liÖu cho ®iÒu tra viªn Khi pháng vÊn ®èi t­îng th× cã bµn vµ ghÕ cho ®iÒu tra viªn Khi vµo hé pháng vÊn th× cã bµn vµ ghÕ cho ®iÒu tra viªn Kh«ng cã g× ®Æc biÖt Kh«ng cã mÆt ph¼ng ®Ó kª viÕt Kh«ng cã vÊn ®Ò Kh«ng nhiÖt t×nh tr¶ lêi, th¸i ®é h¬i khã chÞu Lµ thanh niªn, lµm nghÒ tù do Nghiªm tóc Nghiªm tóc tr¶ lêi Ng­êi nhµ cña ®èi t­îng kh«ng muèn hîp t¸c Ng­êi tr¶ lêi nghiªm tóc khi pháng vÊn Ng­êi ®­îc chän vui vÎ hîp t¸c Nhµ b¸n hµng nªn ph¶i hÑn sau 1 tiÕng ®èi t­îng míi tiÕp tôc pháng vÊn No vÊn ®Ò Pháng vÊn hÕt môc 7: Ng«n ng÷ vµ gia ®×nh th× ®èi t­îng pháng vÊn cã viÖc ph¶i ®i gÊp Pháng vÊn t¹i nhµ ®èi t­îng. §èi t­îng hiÓu tèt vÒ c¸c c©u hái trong môc pháng vÊn vµ tr¶ lêi c¸c c©u hái mét c¸ch nghiªm tóc RÊt nhiÖt t×nh vµ rÊt hiÓu c©u hái RÊt tèt ThØnh tho¶ng cã con cña ®èi t­îng ch¹y vµo nh­ng chØ 1 lóc th«i, kh«ng ¶nh h­ëng nghiªm träng ThØnh tho¶ng cã kh¸ch ra vµo qu¸n internet th× ph¶i dõng l¹i Trong nhµ cã nhiÒu ng­êi, thi tho¶ng lµm ®èi t­îng mÊt tËp trung. Tr¶ lêi c©u hái chËm Tr¶ lêi nghiem tóc Tr¶ lêi pháng vÊn cßn ch­a tËp trung Tr¶ lêi tèt Tèt Vî cña ®èi t­îng hay chen ngang vµ tá ra khã chÞu Võa b¸n hµng võa tr¶ lêi pháng vÊn nh­ng ®èi t­îng vÉn hîp t¸c tèt b×nh th­êng b×nh th­êng( ng­êi hoa cã mét sè c©u kh«ng hiÓu, ph¶i gi¶i thÝch míi hiÓu cã bµn cã bµn ghÕ cã hîp t¸c cã lµm bµi tËp cã lóc ®èi t­îng bÞ con lµm nòng, nh­ng sù ph©n t©m kh«ng nghiªm träng cã ng­êi kh¸c cã tiÕng ån tõ m¸y dÖt hµng xãm cã trÎ em lµm nòng cã trÎ em lµm nòng lµm ®èi t­îng ph©n t©m cã tr×nh ®é, hiÓu biÕt vµ tr¶ lêi nghiªm tóc céng t¸c tèt do ®èi t­îng ®ang b¸n hµng nªn kh«ng thÓ t¹o mét kh«ng gian chØ cã m×nh ®èi t­îng doi tuong hop tac tot doi tuong nhiet tinh hop tac tra loi nghiem tuc dèi t­îng tr¶ lêi hîp t¸c tèt dèi t­îng tr¶ lêi nghiªm tóc dèi t­îng ®· cè g¾n tr¶ lêi mäi c©u hái dèi t­îng ®· cè g¾ng tr¶ lêi c©u hái dï tr×nh ®é häc vÊn kh«ng cao, nh­ng ®èi t­îng cã ph¶n øng rÊt nh¹y bÐn víi cuéc sèng v× vËy ®èi t­îng hiÓu rÊt tèt c¸c c©u hái gia d×nh céng t¸c tèt gia ®×nh céng t¸c b×nh th­êng gia ®×nh céng t¸c tèt gia ®×nh hîp t¸c tèt gia ®×nh nhiÖt t×nh céng t¸c gia ®×nh tr¶ lêi nhiÖt t×nh hiÓu c¸c c©u hái hiÓu tèt hiÓu vµ tr¶ lêi gän c¸c c©u hái hiÓu vµ tr¶ lêi tèt hé gia ®×nh ®­îc chän lµ hé thuª nhµ cña hé dù phßng t¹i ®Þa chØ 107 di Ph­¬ng mai hé ®«ng ng­êi tíi ch¬i, kh¸ch ®Õn söa xe nhiÒu hîp t¸c hîp t¸c tr¶ l­ßi c©u hái hîp t¸c tr¶ lêi hîp t¸c tr¶ lêi tèt hîp t¸c tèt hîp t¸c tèt v¬i §TV kh«ng biÕt nhiÒu vÒ tiÕng viÖt nªn kh«ng lµm ®­îc bµi tËp ®äc kh«ng cã bµn ®Ó kª viÕt kh«ng cã bµn ®Ó viÕt kh«ng cã bµn, mÆt ph¼ng ®Ó kª viÕt kh«ng cã g× ®Æc biÖt kh«ng cã mÆt ph¼ng ®Ó kª viÕt kh«ng cã vÊn ®Ò kh«ng lµm bµi tËp vµ thùc hµnh ko lµm bµi tËp do kh«ng biÕt tiÕng viÖt møc ®é hiÓu c©u hái kh«ng ®­îc tèt nghiem tóc nghiªm tóc nghiªm tóc tr¶ lêi nguoi tr¶ lêi co van de suc khoe nen kh«ng tiÕp tôc duoc ng­êi tr¶ lêi hiÓu tèt c¸c c©u hái nhiÖt t×nh nhiÖt t×nh tham gia nhµ b¸n hµng kh¸ch ®«ng nªn gi¸n ®o¹n pháng vÊn n¬i ®èi t­îng ®­îc pháng vÊn gÇn qu¸n ¨n kh¸ ån nh­ng ®èi t­îng vÉn tËp trung tr¶ lêi pháng vÊn ph¶n x¹ h¬i chËm pháng vÊn t¹i nhµ riªng cña ®èi t­îng pháng vÊn t¹i nhµ ®èi t­îng. Khi vµo hé cã bµn vµ ghÕ cho ®iÒu tra viªn. pháng vÊn t¹i qu¸n n­íc tr­íc cöa nhµ ®èi t­îng rÊt nhiÖt t×nh tham gia tèt tiÕp xóc tèt, tr¶ lêi ng¾n gän, râ rµng tr¶ lêi nghiªm tóc tr¶ lêi nhanh tr¶ lêi tèt tr¶ lêi ®Çy ®ñ tèt vui vÎ hîp t¸c võa tr¶ lêi võa b¸n hµng §TV pháng vÊn ®èi t­îng t¹i nhµ cña ®èi t­îng, khi vµo hé cã bµn vµ ghÕ cho §TV. §TV pháng vÊn ®èi t­îng t¹i nhµ cña ®èi t­îng, khi vµo hé th× chØ cã bµn kª tµi liÖu cho §TV §TV pháng vÊn ®èi t­îng t¹i nhµ cña ®èi t­îng. §TV pháng vÊn ®èi t­îng t¹i nhµ. Khi vµo hé th× kh«ng cã bµ vµ ghÕ cho §TV. §iÒu tra viªn pháng vÊn ®èi t­îng t¹i nhµ cña ®èi t­îng, khi vµo hé th× cso bµn cho §TV. §iÒu tra viªn pháng vÊn ®èi t­îng t¹i nhµ cña ®èi t­îng. §«Ý t­îng hiÓu rÊt tèt c¸c c©u hái §èi t­îng chó ý l¾ng nghe c©u hái vµ tr¶ lêi ch¾c ch¾n, nghiªm tóc §èi t­îng cßn ng¸i ngñ v× xem bãng ®¸, thØnh tho¶ng l¹i cã ®iÖn tho¹i gäi vÒ c«ng viÖc §èi t­îng cã tr¶ lêi pháng vÊn nh­ng kh«ng nhiÖt t×nh, cµng vÒ cuèi cµng tá ra bÊt hîp t¸c. §èi t­îng cè g¾ng hoµn thµnh bµi tËp chung vµ bµi tËp thùc hµnh. §èi t­îng còng kh¸ nhiÖt t×nh trÎ lêi nh­ng t¹i h¬i cã vÊn ®Ò. §TV ph¶i ®äc l¹i c©u hái nhiÒu lÇn §èi t­îng hiÓu c©u hái vµ nghiªm tóc tr¶ lêi trong lóc pháng vÊn ®èi t­îng kh«ng bÞ ph©n t©m bëi hoµn c¶nh bªn ngoµi §èi t­îng hiÓu kh¸ tèt c¸c c©u hái §èi t­îng hiÓu rÊt tèt c©u hái §èi t­îng hiÓu rÊt tèt c¸c c©u hái §èi t­îng hiÓu rÊt tèt vÒ c¸c c©u hái §èi t­îng hiÓu tèt c©u hái vµ tr¶ lêi nghiªm tóc §èi t­îng hiÓu tèt c¸c c©u hái §èi t­îng hiÓu tèt, tr¶ lêi nghiªm tóc vµ ch©n thËt c¸c c©u hái §èi t­îng hÑn §TV pháng vÊn t¹i nhµ, khi vµo hé th× kh«ng cã bµn vµ ghÕ cho §TV §èi t­îng hîp t¸c §èi t­îng hîp t¸c rÊt nhiÖt t×nh §èi t­îng hîp t¸c tèt §èi t­îng hîp t¸c tèt víi ®iÒu tra viªn §èi t­îng hîp t¸c vui vÎ §èi t­îng hîp t¸c, vui vÎ §èi t­îng kh«ng biÕt ch÷, møc ®é hiÓu c©u hái cã h¹n chÕ §èi t­îng kh«ng muèn lµm phiÒn §èi t­îng kh«ng nhiÖt t×nh hîp t¸c mÆc dï c¸c c©u tr¶ lêi kh¸ nghiªm tóc §èi t­îng lµ c«ng chøc nhµ n­íc, cã th¸i ®é hîp t¸c tèt. Qu¸ tr×nh pháng vÊn bÞ gi¸n ®o¹n v× ®èi t­îng ph¶i ®i viÕng ®¸m ma §èi t­îng lµ c¸n bé cao cÊp ë Bé ngo¹i giao, céng t¸c tèt víi ®iÒu tra viªn §èi t­îng lµ ng­êi cã tr×nh ®é häc vÊn cao(TiÕn sÜ) §èi t­îng lµ ng­êi hiÓu biÕt, ®· tõng cã thêi gian ®i nghÜa vô qu©n sù. §èi t­îng lµ ng­êi hiÓu biÕt, ®· tõng lµ ®iÒu tra viªn nªn cã th¸i ®é céng t¸c tèt. HiÓu vµ tr¶ lêi c¸c c©u hái nhanh, ch©n thËt §èi t­îng lµ ng­êi th«ng minh, hiÓu râ c©u hái, tr¶ lêi ng¾n gän, chÝnh x¸c §èi t­îng lµ sinh viªn, hiÓu c©u hái vµ tr¶ lêi râ rµng §èi t­îng lÞch sù, vui vÎ hîp t¸c vµ tr¶ lêi rÊt tËp trung §èi t­îng lín tuæi hiÓu chËm, nh­ng rÊt nghiªm tóc khi tr¶ lêi c©u hái §èi t­îng lín tuæi nªn møc ®é hiÓu c©u hái kh«ng ®­îc tèt §èi t­îng nghiiªm tóc tr¶ lêi §èi t­îng nghiªm tóc tr¶ lêi §èi t­îng nghiªm tóc tr¶ lêi vµ hiÓu c©u hái tèt §èi t­îng nhiÖt t×nh hîp t¸c tr¶ lêi nghiªm tóc §èi t­îng nhiÖt t×nh hîp t¸c vµ nghiªm tóc tr¶ lêi §èi t­îng nhiÖt t×nh hîp t¸c vµ tr¶ lêi nghiªm tóc §èi t­îng nhiÖt t×nh hîp t¸c vµ tr¶ lêi nghiªm tóc, nhµ gÇn ®­êng nªn h¬i ån §èi t­îng nhiÖt t×nh tr¶ lêi nghiªm tóc §èi t­îng nhiÖt t×nh, nghiªm tóc hîp t¸c trong lóc pháng vÊn ®èi t­îng Ýt bÞ ph©n t©m bëi yÕu tè bªn ngoµi §èi t­îng nãi chuyÖn rÊt ch©n thµnh vµ vui vÎ §èi t­îng ph¶i ®i lµm hÑn 12h ®Õn lµm tiÕp §èi t­îng pháng vÊn hiÓu c©u hái kh«ng ®­îc tèt, ch­a tËp trung trong lóc pháng vÊn §èi t­îng pháng vÊn hiÓu râ c©u hái, tr¶ lêi nghiªm tóc §èi t­îng rÊt ch©n thµnh trong c¸c c©u tr¶ lêi cña m×nh. §èi t­îng rÊt cè g¾ng tr¶ lêi c©u hái §èi t­îng rÊt hîp t¸c §èi t­îng rÊt lÞch sù, vui vÎ hîp t¸c §èi t­îng rÊt lÞch sù, vui vÎ hîp t¸c vµ rÊt nghiªm tóc §èi t­îng rÊt nghiªm tóc trong qu¸ tr×nh pháng vÊn §èi t­îng rÊt nghiªm tóc tr¶ lêi c¸c c©u hái §èi t­îng rÊt nghiªm tóc tr¶ lêi, ®iÒu tra viªn kh«ng cã bµn ®Ó viÕt §èi t­îng rÊt nhiÖt t×nh gióp ®ì ®iÒu tra viªn §èi t­îng rÊt nhiÖt t×nh tr¶ lêi c¸c c©u hái §èi t­îng tiÕp xóc tèt §èi t­îng tr¶ lêi ch­a nghiªm tóc §èi t­îng tr¶ lêi c©u hái rÊt nghiªm tóc §èi t­îng tr¶ lêi c¸c c©u hái rÊt tèt §èi t­îng tr¶ lêi hîp t¸c tèt §èi t­îng tr¶ lêi nghiªm tóc §èi t­îng tr¶ lêi nghiªm tóc ch©n thËt §èi t­îng tr¶ lêi nghiªm tóc, ch©n thËt §èi t­îng tr¶ lêi nghiªm tóc, tËp trung §èi t­îng tr¶ lêi pháng vÊn nghiªm tóc, ch©n thËt §èi t­îng tr¶ lêi rÊt hîp t¸c §èi t­îng tr¶ lêi rÊt nghiªm tóc c¸c c©u hái ë môc 2-7 §èi t­îng tr¶ lêi rÊt nghiªm tóc vµ nhiÖt t×nh §èi t­îng tr¶ lêi rÊt nghiªm tóc, ch©n thËt §èi t­îng tr¶ lêi rÊt nhiÖt t×nh §èi t­îng tr¶ lêi rÊt nhiÖt t×nh vµ hîp t¸c §èi t­îng tr¶ lêi rÊt tèt vÒ c¸c môc ®­îc pháng vÊn §èi t­îng tr¶ lêi tèt §èi t­îng tr¶ lêi ®«i lóc cã trÎ em quÊy khãc bªn c¹nh §èi t­îng t©m sù rÊt ch©n thµnh vÒ gia ®×nh vµ c«ng viÖc cña m×nh §èi t­îng t¹o ®iÒu kiÖn gióp ®ì ®iÒu tra viªn rÊt nhiÒu §èi t­îng t¹o ®iÒu kiÖn gióp ®ì ®iÒu tra viªn. Tr¶ lêi vµ lµm bµi tËp rÊt tËp trung kh«ng bÞ ph©n t©m. §èi t­îng tõ chèi lµm 2 có«n bµi tËp do m¾t kÐm (míi thay thuû tinh thÓ c¸ch ®©y 7 th¸ng) §èi t­îng vui vÎ hîp t¸c §èi t­îng vui vÎ hîp t¸c vµ rÊt lÞch sù §èi t­îng vui vÎ hîp t¸c vµ th¸i ®é lµm viÖc rÊt nghiªm tóc §èi t­îng vui vÎ hîp t¸c vµ tr¶ lêi nghiªm tóc §èi t­îng vui vÎ hîp t¸c, rÊt lÞch sù vµ nghiªm tóc §èi t­îng võa b¸n hµng võa tr¶ lêi pháng vÊn, cuéc pháng vÊn kÐo dµi. Tuy nhiªn kh«ng ¶nh h­ëng ®Õn chÊt l­îng pháng vÊn. §èi t­îng võa tr¶ lêi võa may ®å §èi t­îng ®­a chë gas nªn bËn vµ tõ chèi lµm bµi tËp §èi t­îng ®­îc pháng vÊn cã bµn lµm bµi tËp §èi t­îng ®­îc pháng vÊn kh«ng cã bµn lµm bµi tËp §èi t­îng ®­îc pháng vÊn rÊt nhiÖt t×nh trong viÖc hoµn thµnh phiÕu ®iÒu tra. §èi t­îng ®· cè g¾ng tr¶ lêi hÕt c¸c c©u hái cña ®iÒu tra viªn ®oãi t­îng nhiÖt t×nh hîp t¸c tr¶ lêi nghiªm tóc ®· cè g¾ng tr¶ lêi c¸c c©u hái ®ãi t­îng tr¶ lêi hîp t¸c tèt ®èi tuîng nhiÖt t×nh hîp t¸c, tra lêi nghiªm tóc ®èi tuîng nhiÖt t×nh hîp t¸c, tr¶ lêi nghiªm tóc, thµnh tËt ®èi t­«ùng nhiÖt t×nh hîp t¸c, tr¶ lêi nghiªm tóc ®èi t­¬ng nhiÖt t×nh, tr¶ lêi nghiªm tóc ®èi t­îng cs bµn kª lµm bµi tËp ®èi t­îng cã bµn kª lµm bµi tËp ®èi t­îng cã lµm bµi tËp ®èi t­îng cè g¾ng gióp ®ì §TV ®èi t­îng cè g¾ng tr¶ lêi c¸c c©u hái ®èi t­îng céng t¸c tèt ®èi t­îng hiÓu c©u hái ®èi t­îng hiÓu c©u hái nh­ng cè t×nh lµm khã ®iÒu tra viªn, b¾t ®iÒu tra viªn gi¶i thÝch ý nghÜa thùc thÕ cña c¸c c©u hái ®èi t­îng hiÓu c¸c c©u hái ®èi t­îng hiÓu tèt ®èi t­îng hiÓu tèt c©u hái môc 1-7. nghiªm tóc nh­ng ®Õn phÇn bµi tËp ®èi t­îng ®èi t­îng hiÓu vµ tr¶ lêi tèt c©u hái ®èi t­îng häc ®­îc tiÕng Hoa trong cuéc sèng vµ c«ng viÖc ®èi t­îng hîp t¸c ®èi t­îng hîp t¸c tèt ®èi t­îng hîp t¸c tèt víi ®iÒu tra viªn. Cã 2 ch¸u nhá concña ®èi t­îng ë nhµ nªn cã ¶nh h­ëng ®Õn chÊt l­îng vµ thêi gian pháng vÊn ®èi t­îng hîp t¸c vui vÎ ®èi t­îng hîp t¸c vui vÎ, cã tiÕng ån ¶nh h­ëng nªn cã nhiÒu c©u hái ph¶i ®äc nhiÒu lÇn ®èi t­îng hîp t¸c, nghiªm tóc ®èi t­îng hîp t¸c, trong quq¸ tr×nh pháng Ên ph¶i cã th«ng ngªn tiÕng Hoa ®èi t­îng hîp t¸c, vui vÎ ®èi t­îng hîp t¸c,, vui vÎ ®èi t­îng kh«ng cã bµn lµm bµi tËp ®èi t­îng khã kh¨n trong viÖc ®äc vµ viÕt nªn tõ chèi lµm bµi tËp, vî hay ghen nªn tõ chèi sè ®iÖn tho¹i sî ng­êi l¹ gäi ®èi t­îng lµ ng­êi cã kiÕn thøc x· héi s©u réng. ®èi t­îng lµ ng­êi nhiÒu tuæi, chØ häc hÕt cÊp 2, tuy nhiªn ®èi t­îng hiÓu vµ tr¶ lêi c©u hái nghiªm tóc vµ thµnh thËt ®èi t­îng nhiÖt tinh hîp t¸c ®èi t­îng nhiÖt t×nh hîp t¸c ®èi t­îng nhiÖt t×nh hîp t¸c tr¶ lêi pháng vÊn nghiªm tóc ®èi t­îng nhiÖt t×nh hîp t¸c vµ tr¶ lêi nghiªm tóc ®èi t­îng nhiÖt t×nh hîp t¸c, tr¶ lêi nghiªm tóc ®èi t­îng nhiÖt t×nh tham gia pháng vÊn ®èi t­îng nhiÖt t×nh t¹o ®iÒu kiÖn gióp ®ì ®iÒu tra viªn ®èi t­îng nhÖt t×nh hîp t¸c, tr¶ lêi nghiªm tóc ®èi t­îng pháng vÊn cã bµn kª lµm bµi tËp ®èi t­îng pháng vÊn cã lµm bµi tËp ®èi t­îng pháng vÊn hái l¹i c¸c c©u hái kh¸ nhiÒu ®èi t­îng pháng vÊn lµ ng­êi Hoa nªn hái c¸c c©u hái kh¸ nhiÒu ®èi t­îng pháng vÊn lµ ng­êi Hoa nªn ph¶i gi¶i thÝch kh¸ nhiÒu ®èi t­îng pháng vÊn lµ ng­êi Hoa, nªn ph¶i i¶i thÝch kh¸c nhiÒu ®èi t­îng pháng vÊn lµ ng­êi hoa nªn ph¶i gi¶i thich kh¸ nhiÒu ®èi t­îng pháng vÊn lµ ng­êi hoa nªn ph¶i gi¶i thÝch kh¸ nhiÒu ®èi t­îng pháng vÊn nhanh ®èi t­îng pv hiÓu c©u hái vµ tr¶ lêi rÊt tèt ®èi t­îng rÊt cè g¾ng lµm bµi tËp ®èi t­îng rÊt nhiÖt t×nh gióp ddowx ®iÒu tra viªn ®èi t­îng rÊt nhiÖt t×nh gióp ®ì ®iÒu tra viªn ®èi t­îng rÊt nhiÖt t×nh gióp ì ®iÒu tra viªn ®èi t­îng rÊt vui vÎ vµ cëi më ®èi t­îng tr¶ l­ßi nghiªm tóc ®èi t­îng tr¶ lêi c©u hái nghiªm tóc ®èi t­îng tr¶ lêi c¸c c©u hái rÊt nghiªm tóc ®èi t­îng tr¶ lêi hîp t¸c tèt ®èi t­îng tr¶ lêi nghiªm tóc ®èi t­îng tr¶ lêi nghiªm tóc vµ hîp t¸c ®èi t­îng tr¶ lêi nhiÖt t×nh ®èi t­îng tr¶ lêi tèt, nh­ng kh«ng biÕt ch÷ nªn tõ chèi lµm baif tËp ®èi t­îng tr¶ lêi tèt, ®«i khi vÉn hái l¹i c©u hái ®èi t­îng tr¶ lêi tõ chèi lµm bµi tËp ®èi t­îng vui vÎ ®èi t­îng vui vÎ hiîp t¸c ®èi t­îng vui vÎ hîp t¸c ®èi t­îng vui vÎ hîp t¸c vµ rÊt lÞch sù ®èi t­îng vui vÎ hîp t¸c vµ rÊt Þch sù ®èi t­îng vui vÎ hîp t¸c vµ tËp trung ®èi t­îng vui vÎ hîp t¸c, nhiªm tóc vµ rÊt lÞch sù ®èi t­îng vui vÎ hîp t¸c, tÕ nhÞ vµ lÞch sù ®èi t­îng vui vÎ hîp t¸c3 ®èi t­îng vui vÎ tuy nhiªn lóc ®Çu ®èi t­îng kh«ng muèn hîp t¸c, s¸u khi thuyÕt phôc ®èi t­îng míi tiwps tôc tr¶ lêi môc c¸ nh©n ®èi t­îng ®­îc pháng vÊn tr¶ lêi rÊt nghiªm tóc ®èi t­îng ®· cè g¾ng tr¶ lêi c©u hái ®èi t­îng ®· cè g¾ng tr¶ lêi c¸c c©u hái ®èi t­îng ®· tr¶ lêi c¸c c©u hái ®èi t­îng ®· tr¶ lêi hÕt c¸c c©u hái ®èi t­îng ®· t¹o ®iÒu kiÖn gióp ®ì ®iÒu tra viªn ®èi t­îng è chót ph©n t©m nh­ng kh«ng nghiªm träng ®èi t­îngÝ©t nhiÖt t×nh gióp ®ì ®iÒu tra viªn ý thøc tham gia pháng vÊn tèt comment (2) comment (2) comment (2) comment (2) comment (2) Module 8: Interviewer Impressions for Modules 2-7 Q7. Comments (2) 19 Buæi s¸ng ®èi t­îng ph¶i ®i lµm nªn hÑn gÆp sau 11h30 ®Õn tr¶ lêi tiÕp Chó hiÓu biÕt rÊt tèt c©u hái vµ lu«n cã th¸i ®é nghiªm tóc trong qu¸ tr×nh ®iÒu tra. C«ng t¸c nghiªm tóc, tr¶ lêi cã tr¸ch nhiÖm HIÓu nhanh c¸c c©u hái, tr¶ lêi râ rµng Hîp t¸c tèt víi ®iÒu tra viªn Khi vµo hé cã bµn vµ ghÕ cho §TV. §èi t­îng hiÓu rÊt tèt c¸c c©u hái cña môc pháng vÊn vµ tr¶ lêi c¸c c©u hái rÊt nghiªm tóc. Khi ®­a ra c¸c c©u hái cña môc pháng vÊn ®èi t­îng hiÓu rÊt tèt vµ tr¶ lêi rÊt nghiªm tóc Th¸i ®é hîp t¸c tèt, Søc kháe yÕu Th¸i ®é hîp t¸c tèt. Cã lóc kh«ng hiÓu cßn hái Trong hé qu¸ ®«ng ng­êi cïng trä vµ chuÈn bÞ hµng ®Ó ®i b¸n Trong khi ®ã, cha mÑ chång ®èi t­îng ®ang bÊt b×nh víi nhµ n­íc v× lµm thñ tôc nhËp häc cho ch¸u kh«ng ®­îc tõ chèi v× qu¸ bËn, kh«ng cã thêi gian vµ mét sè lý do kh¸c. hÑn còng kh«ng ®­¬c §èi t­îng hiÓu c©u hái vµ tr¶ lêi nghiªm tóc §èi t­îng hiÓu rÊt tèt c¸c c©u hái trong môc pháng vÊn vµ tr¶ lêi c¸c c©u hái rÊt nghiªm tóc §èi t­îng hiÓu rÊt tèt c¸c c©u hái trong môc pháng vÊn vµ tr¶ lêi c¸c c©u hái rÊt nghiªm tóc. §èi t­îng hiÓu rÊt tèt c¸c c©u hái trong môc pháng vÊn vµ tr¶ lêi rÊt nghiªm tóc §èi t­îng hiÓu vµ tr¶ lêi nghiªm tóc c©u hái cña ®iÒu tra viªn ®èi t­îng hiÓu rÊt tèt c¸c c©u hái cña môc pháng vÊn vµ tr¶ lêi c¸c c©u hái mét c¸ch nghiªm tóc ®èi t­îng hiÓu rÊt tèt c¸c c©u hái cña môc pháng vÊn, tr¶ lêi nghiªm tóc vµ ch©n thËt comment (3) comment (3) comment (3) comment (3) comment (3) Module 8: Interviewer Impressions for Modules 2-7 Q7. Comments (3) 2 Cëi më, hiÓu vµ tr¶ lêi c©u hái nghiªm tóc, ch©n thµnh Ng­êi ngoµi ®èi t­îng cã mÆt th­êng xuyªn trong qu¸ tr×nh pháng vÊn general booklet id. general booklet id. general booklet id. general booklet id. general booklet id. Module 9: Reading Exercises General booklet id. 3328 77 1001 8420 4645.893 2298.586 print vocabulary time minutes print vocabulary time minutes print vocabulary time minutes print vocabulary time minutes print vocabulary time minutes Module 9: Reading Exercises Section A: Reading Components Timing Part 1 – Print Vocabulary Time (minutes) 3322 83 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 12 14 15 16 20 Sysmiss part 1 time seconds part 1 time seconds part 1 time seconds part 1 time seconds part 1 time seconds Module 9: Reading Exercises Section A: Reading Components Timing Part 1 - Print Vocabulary Time (seconds) 3322 83 98 27.916 18.413 sentence processing time minutes sentence processing time minutes sentence processing time minutes sentence processing time minutes sentence processing time minutes Module 9: Reading Exercises Section A: Reading Components Timing Part 2 - Sentence Processing Time (minutes) 3307 98 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 12 15 18 19 Sysmiss sentence processing time seconds sentence processing time seconds sentence processing time seconds sentence processing time seconds sentence processing time seconds Module 9: Reading Exercises Section A: Reading Components Timing Part 2 - Sentence Processing Time (seconds) 3307 98 86 28.647 18.303 passage comprehension article1 time hours passage comprehension article1 time hours passage comprehension article1 time hours passage comprehension article1 time hours passage comprehension article1 time hours Module 9: Reading Exercises Section A: Reading Components Timing Part 3 – Passage Comprehension – Article 1 Time (hours) 3275 130 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 14 15 16 19 Sysmiss passage comprehension article 1 time minutes passage comprehension article 1 time minutes passage comprehension article 1 time minutes passage comprehension article 1 time minutes passage comprehension article 1 time minutes Module 9: Reading Exercises Section A: Reading Components Timing Part 3 - Passage Comprehension - Article 1 Time (minutes) 3275 130 98 28.488 18.07 passage comprehension article 2 time hours passage comprehension article 2 time hours passage comprehension article 2 time hours passage comprehension article 2 time hours passage comprehension article 2 time hours Module 9: Reading Exercises Section A: Reading Components Timing Part 3 - Passage Comprehension - Article 2 Time (hours) 3257 148 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 15 Sysmiss passage comprehension article 2 time minutes passage comprehension article 2 time minutes passage comprehension article 2 time minutes passage comprehension article 2 time minutes passage comprehension article 2 time minutes Module 9: Reading Exercises Section A: Reading Components Timing Part 3 - Passage Comprehension - Article 2 Time (minutes) 3257 148 69 28.287 18.198 passage comprehension artible 3 time hours passage comprehension artible 3 time hours passage comprehension artible 3 time hours passage comprehension artible 3 time hours passage comprehension artible 3 time hours Module 9: Reading Exercises Section A: Reading Components Timing Part 3 - Passage Comprehension - Article 3 Time (hours) 3249 156 50 1.221 1.421 passage comprehension article 3 time minutes passage comprehension article 3 time minutes passage comprehension article 3 time minutes passage comprehension article 3 time minutes passage comprehension article 3 time minutes Module 9: Reading Exercises Section A: Reading Components Timing Part 3 - Passage Comprehension - Article 3 Time (minutes) 3248 157 60 28.78 19 sgih correct sgih correct sgih correct sgih correct sgih correct Module 9: Reading Exercises Section B: Interviewer Core Scoring Q1. SGIH 3328 1 7 employment ad correct employment ad correct employment ad correct employment ad correct employment ad correct Module 9: Reading Exercises Section B: Interviewer Core Scoring Q2. Employment Ad 3328 1 7 unicef correct unicef correct unicef correct unicef correct unicef correct Module 9: Reading Exercises Section B: Interviewer Core Scoring Q3. UNICEF 3328 1 7 guadeloupe correct guadeloupe correct guadeloupe correct guadeloupe correct guadeloupe correct Module 9: Reading Exercises Section B: Interviewer Core Scoring Q4. Guadeloupe 3328 1 7 guadeloupe correct guadeloupe correct guadeloupe correct guadeloupe correct guadeloupe correct Module 9: Reading Exercises Section B: Interviewer Core Scoring Q5. Guadeloupe 3328 1 7 election results correct election results correct election results correct election results correct election results correct Module 9: Reading Exercises Section B: Interviewer Core Scoring Q6. Election Results 3328 1 7 dutch women correct dutch women correct dutch women correct dutch women correct dutch women correct Module 9: Reading Exercises Section B: Interviewer Core Scoring Q7. Dutch Women 3328 1 7 dutch women correct dutch women correct dutch women correct dutch women correct dutch women correct Module 9: Reading Exercises Section B: Interviewer Core Scoring Q7. Dutch Women 3327 1 7 excercise booklet id excercise booklet id excercise booklet id excercise booklet id excercise booklet id Module 9: Reading Exercises Exercise Booklet (for respondents passing 3 of 8 items in Section B) Exercise booklet ID: 3117 288 1 2 3 4 Sysmiss excercise booklet number excercise booklet number excercise booklet number excercise booklet number excercise booklet number Module 9: Reading Exercises Exercise Booklet (for respondents passing 3 of 8 items in Section B) Exercise booklet ID: 3100 305 1453 8915 5054.571 2306.87 at 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 Part A: Household roster Q5A. Interviewer: Is there at least one person in the household who is between 15 and 64 years old? 3405 1 yes 2 no place where respondent did reading excercise place where respondent did reading excercise place where respondent did reading excercise place where respondent did reading excercise place where respondent did reading excercise Module 10: Interviewer Impressions for the Reading Exercises (Module 9) Q1A. Where did the respondent do the reading exercises (Module 9) ? No, respondent was alone >>Q4 3405 1 home 2 specific location for exercises 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? 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) ? 3405 1 yes 2 no, respondent was alone 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? 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 respondent 1516 1889 1 for all or most of the time 2 approximately half of the time 3 about 1/4 of the time 4 for a small time 5 not present Sysmiss 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? 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 less 1516 1889 1 2 3 4 5 11 commissioned armed forces officers 21 non-commissioned armed forces officers 31 armed forces occupations, other ranks 111 legislators and senior officials 112 managing directors and chief executives 121 business services and administration managers 122 sales, marketing and development managers 131 production managers in agriculture, forestry and fisheries 132 manufacturing, mining, construction, and distribution managers 133 information and communications technology service managers 134 professional services managers 141 hotel and restaurant managers 142 retail and wholesale trade managers 143 other services managers 211 physical and earth science professionals 212 mathematicians, actuaries and statisticians 213 life science professionals 214 engineering professionals (excluding electrotechnology) 215 electrotechnology engineers 216 architects, planners, surveyors and designers 221 medical doctors 222 nursing and midwifery professionals 223 traditional and complementary medicine professionals 224 paramedical practitioners 225 veterinarians 226 other health professionals 231 university and higher education teachers 232 vocational education teachers 233 secondary education teachers 234 primary school and early childhood teachers 235 other teaching professionals 241 finance professionals 242 administration professionals 243 sales, marketing and public relations professionals 251 software and applications developers and analysts 252 database and network professionals 261 legal professionals 262 librarians, archivists and curators 263 social and religious professionals 264 authors, journalists and linguists 265 creative and performing artists 311 physical and engineering science technicians 312 mining, manufacturing and construction supervisors 313 process control technicians 314 life science technicians and related associate professionals 315 ship and aircraft controllers and technicians 321 medical and pharmaceutical technicians 322 nursing and midwifery associate professionals 323 traditional and complementary medicine associate professionals 324 veterinary technicians and assistants 325 other health associate professionals 331 financial and mathematical associate professionals 332 sales and purchasing agents and brokers 333 business services agents 334 administrative and specialized secretaries 335 regulatory government associate professionals 341 legal, social and religious associate professionals 342 sports and fitness workers 343 artistic, cultural and culinary associate professionals 351 information and communications technology operations and user support 352 telecommunications and broadcasting technicians 411 general office clerks 412 secretaries (general) 413 keyboard operators 421 tellers, money collectors and related clerks 422 client information workers 431 numerical clerks 432 material-recording and transport clerks 441 other clerical support workers 511 travel attendants, conductors and guides 512 cooks 513 waiters and bartenders 514 hairdressers, beauticians and related workers 515 building and housekeeping supervisors 516 other personal services workers 521 street and market salespersons 522 shop salespersons 523 cashiers and ticket clerks 524 other sales workers 531 child care workers and teachers' aides 532 personal care workers in health services 541 protective services workers 611 market gardeners and crop growers 612 animal producers 613 mixed crop and animal producers 621 forestry and related workers 622 fishery workers, hunters and trappers 631 subsistence crop farmers 632 subsistence livestock farmers 633 subsistence mixed crop and livestock farmers 634 subsistence fishers, hunters, trappers and gatherers 711 building frame and related trades workers 712 building finishers and related trades workers 713 painters, building structure cleaners and related trades workers 721 sheet and structural metal workers, moulders and welders, and related 722 blacksmiths, toolmakers and related trades workers 723 machinery mechanics and repairers 731 handicraft workers 732 printing trades workers 741 electrical equipment installers and repairers 742 electronics and telecommunications installers and repairers workers 751 food processing and related trades workers 752 wood treaters, cabinet-makers and related trades workers 753 garment and related trades workers 754 other craft and related workers 811 mining and mineral processing plant operators 812 metal processing and finishing plant operators 813 chemical and photographic products plant and machine operators 814 rubber, plastic and paper products machine operators 815 textile, fur and leather products machine operators 816 food and related products machine operators 817 wood processing and papermaking plant operators 818 other stationary plant and machine operators 821 assemblers 831 locomotive engine drivers and related workers 832 car, van and motorcycle drivers 833 heavy truck and bus drivers 834 mobile plant operators 835 ships' deck crews and related workers 911 domestic, hotel and office cleaners and helpers 912 vehicle, window, laundry and other hand cleaning workers 921 agricultural, forestry and fishery labourers 931 mining and construction labourers 932 manufacturing labourers 933 transport and storage labourers 941 food preparation assistants 951 street and related service workers 952 street vendors (excluding food) 961 refuse workers 962 other elementary workers Sysmiss 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? 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 years 1516 1889 1 2 3 4 5 11 commissioned armed forces officers 21 non-commissioned armed forces officers 31 armed forces occupations, other ranks 111 legislators and senior officials 112 managing directors and chief executives 121 business services and administration managers 122 sales, marketing and development managers 131 production managers in agriculture, forestry and fisheries 132 manufacturing, mining, construction, and distribution managers 133 information and communications technology service managers 134 professional services managers 141 hotel and restaurant managers 142 retail and wholesale trade managers 143 other services managers 211 physical and earth science professionals 212 mathematicians, actuaries and statisticians 213 life science professionals 214 engineering professionals (excluding electrotechnology) 215 electrotechnology engineers 216 architects, planners, surveyors and designers 221 medical doctors 222 nursing and midwifery professionals 223 traditional and complementary medicine professionals 224 paramedical practitioners 225 veterinarians 226 other health professionals 231 university and higher education teachers 232 vocational education teachers 233 secondary education teachers 234 primary school and early childhood teachers 235 other teaching professionals 241 finance professionals 242 administration professionals 243 sales, marketing and public relations professionals 251 software and applications developers and analysts 252 database and network professionals 261 legal professionals 262 librarians, archivists and curators 263 social and religious professionals 264 authors, journalists and linguists 265 creative and performing artists 311 physical and engineering science technicians 312 mining, manufacturing and construction supervisors 313 process control technicians 314 life science technicians and related associate professionals 315 ship and aircraft controllers and technicians 321 medical and pharmaceutical technicians 322 nursing and midwifery associate professionals 323 traditional and complementary medicine associate professionals 324 veterinary technicians and assistants 325 other health associate professionals 331 financial and mathematical associate professionals 332 sales and purchasing agents and brokers 333 business services agents 334 administrative and specialized secretaries 335 regulatory government associate professionals 341 legal, social and religious associate professionals 342 sports and fitness workers 343 artistic, cultural and culinary associate professionals 351 information and communications technology operations and user support 352 telecommunications and broadcasting technicians 411 general office clerks 412 secretaries (general) 413 keyboard operators 421 tellers, money collectors and related clerks 422 client information workers 431 numerical clerks 432 material-recording and transport clerks 441 other clerical support workers 511 travel attendants, conductors and guides 512 cooks 513 waiters and bartenders 514 hairdressers, beauticians and related workers 515 building and housekeeping supervisors 516 other personal services workers 521 street and market salespersons 522 shop salespersons 523 cashiers and ticket clerks 524 other sales workers 531 child care workers and teachers' aides 532 personal care workers in health services 541 protective services workers 611 market gardeners and crop growers 612 animal producers 613 mixed crop and animal producers 621 forestry and related workers 622 fishery workers, hunters and trappers 631 subsistence crop farmers 632 subsistence livestock farmers 633 subsistence mixed crop and livestock farmers 634 subsistence fishers, hunters, trappers and gatherers 711 building frame and related trades workers 712 building finishers and related trades workers 713 painters, building structure cleaners and related trades workers 721 sheet and structural metal workers, moulders and welders, and related 722 blacksmiths, toolmakers and related trades workers 723 machinery mechanics and repairers 731 handicraft workers 732 printing trades workers 741 electrical equipment installers and repairers 742 electronics and telecommunications installers and repairers workers 751 food processing and related trades workers 752 wood treaters, cabinet-makers and related trades workers 753 garment and related trades workers 754 other craft and related workers 811 mining and mineral processing plant operators 812 metal processing and finishing plant operators 813 chemical and photographic products plant and machine operators 814 rubber, plastic and paper products machine operators 815 textile, fur and leather products machine operators 816 food and related products machine operators 817 wood processing and papermaking plant operators 818 other stationary plant and machine operators 821 assemblers 831 locomotive engine drivers and related workers 832 car, van and motorcycle drivers 833 heavy truck and bus drivers 834 mobile plant operators 835 ships' deck crews and related workers 911 domestic, hotel and office cleaners and helpers 912 vehicle, window, laundry and other hand cleaning workers 921 agricultural, forestry and fishery labourers 931 mining and construction labourers 932 manufacturing labourers 933 transport and storage labourers 941 food preparation assistants 951 street and related service workers 952 street vendors (excluding food) 961 refuse workers 962 other elementary workers Sysmiss 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? 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 members 1516 1889 1 2 3 4 5 11 commissioned armed forces officers 21 non-commissioned armed forces officers 31 armed forces occupations, other ranks 111 legislators and senior officials 112 managing directors and chief executives 121 business services and administration managers 122 sales, marketing and development managers 131 production managers in agriculture, forestry and fisheries 132 manufacturing, mining, construction, and distribution managers 133 information and communications technology service managers 134 professional services managers 141 hotel and restaurant managers 142 retail and wholesale trade managers 143 other services managers 211 physical and earth science professionals 212 mathematicians, actuaries and statisticians 213 life science professionals 214 engineering professionals (excluding electrotechnology) 215 electrotechnology engineers 216 architects, planners, surveyors and designers 221 medical doctors 222 nursing and midwifery professionals 223 traditional and complementary medicine professionals 224 paramedical practitioners 225 veterinarians 226 other health professionals 231 university and higher education teachers 232 vocational education teachers 233 secondary education teachers 234 primary school and early childhood teachers 235 other teaching professionals 241 finance professionals 242 administration professionals 243 sales, marketing and public relations professionals 251 software and applications developers and analysts 252 database and network professionals 261 legal professionals 262 librarians, archivists and curators 263 social and religious professionals 264 authors, journalists and linguists 265 creative and performing artists 311 physical and engineering science technicians 312 mining, manufacturing and construction supervisors 313 process control technicians 314 life science technicians and related associate professionals 315 ship and aircraft controllers and technicians 321 medical and pharmaceutical technicians 322 nursing and midwifery associate professionals 323 traditional and complementary medicine associate professionals 324 veterinary technicians and assistants 325 other health associate professionals 331 financial and mathematical associate professionals 332 sales and purchasing agents and brokers 333 business services agents 334 administrative and specialized secretaries 335 regulatory government associate professionals 341 legal, social and religious associate professionals 342 sports and fitness workers 343 artistic, cultural and culinary associate professionals 351 information and communications technology operations and user support 352 telecommunications and broadcasting technicians 411 general office clerks 412 secretaries (general) 413 keyboard operators 421 tellers, money collectors and related clerks 422 client information workers 431 numerical clerks 432 material-recording and transport clerks 441 other clerical support workers 511 travel attendants, conductors and guides 512 cooks 513 waiters and bartenders 514 hairdressers, beauticians and related workers 515 building and housekeeping supervisors 516 other personal services workers 521 street and market salespersons 522 shop salespersons 523 cashiers and ticket clerks 524 other sales workers 531 child care workers and teachers' aides 532 personal care workers in health services 541 protective services workers 611 market gardeners and crop growers 612 animal producers 613 mixed crop and animal producers 621 forestry and related workers 622 fishery workers, hunters and trappers 631 subsistence crop farmers 632 subsistence livestock farmers 633 subsistence mixed crop and livestock farmers 634 subsistence fishers, hunters, trappers and gatherers 711 building frame and related trades workers 712 building finishers and related trades workers 713 painters, building structure cleaners and related trades workers 721 sheet and structural metal workers, moulders and welders, and related 722 blacksmiths, toolmakers and related trades workers 723 machinery mechanics and repairers 731 handicraft workers 732 printing trades workers 741 electrical equipment installers and repairers 742 electronics and telecommunications installers and repairers workers 751 food processing and related trades workers 752 wood treaters, cabinet-makers and related trades workers 753 garment and related trades workers 754 other craft and related workers 811 mining and mineral processing plant operators 812 metal processing and finishing plant operators 813 chemical and photographic products plant and machine operators 814 rubber, plastic and paper products machine operators 815 textile, fur and leather products machine operators 816 food and related products machine operators 817 wood processing and papermaking plant operators 818 other stationary plant and machine operators 821 assemblers 831 locomotive engine drivers and related workers 832 car, van and motorcycle drivers 833 heavy truck and bus drivers 834 mobile plant operators 835 ships' deck crews and related workers 911 domestic, hotel and office cleaners and helpers 912 vehicle, window, laundry and other hand cleaning workers 921 agricultural, forestry and fishery labourers 931 mining and construction labourers 932 manufacturing labourers 933 transport and storage labourers 941 food preparation assistants 951 street and related service workers 952 street vendors (excluding food) 961 refuse workers 962 other elementary workers Sysmiss 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? 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 household 1516 1889 1 2 3 4 5 11 commissioned armed forces officers 21 non-commissioned armed forces officers 31 armed forces occupations, other ranks 111 legislators and senior officials 112 managing directors and chief executives 121 business services and administration managers 122 sales, marketing and development managers 131 production managers in agriculture, forestry and fisheries 132 manufacturing, mining, construction, and distribution managers 133 information and communications technology service managers 134 professional services managers 141 hotel and restaurant managers 142 retail and wholesale trade managers 143 other services managers 211 physical and earth science professionals 212 mathematicians, actuaries and statisticians 213 life science professionals 214 engineering professionals (excluding electrotechnology) 215 electrotechnology engineers 216 architects, planners, surveyors and designers 221 medical doctors 222 nursing and midwifery professionals 223 traditional and complementary medicine professionals 224 paramedical practitioners 225 veterinarians 226 other health professionals 231 university and higher education teachers 232 vocational education teachers 233 secondary education teachers 234 primary school and early childhood teachers 235 other teaching professionals 241 finance professionals 242 administration professionals 243 sales, marketing and public relations professionals 251 software and applications developers and analysts 252 database and network professionals 261 legal professionals 262 librarians, archivists and curators 263 social and religious professionals 264 authors, journalists and linguists 265 creative and performing artists 311 physical and engineering science technicians 312 mining, manufacturing and construction supervisors 313 process control technicians 314 life science technicians and related associate professionals 315 ship and aircraft controllers and technicians 321 medical and pharmaceutical technicians 322 nursing and midwifery associate professionals 323 traditional and complementary medicine associate professionals 324 veterinary technicians and assistants 325 other health associate professionals 331 financial and mathematical associate professionals 332 sales and purchasing agents and brokers 333 business services agents 334 administrative and specialized secretaries 335 regulatory government associate professionals 341 legal, social and religious associate professionals 342 sports and fitness workers 343 artistic, cultural and culinary associate professionals 351 information and communications technology operations and user support 352 telecommunications and broadcasting technicians 411 general office clerks 412 secretaries (general) 413 keyboard operators 421 tellers, money collectors and related clerks 422 client information workers 431 numerical clerks 432 material-recording and transport clerks 441 other clerical support workers 511 travel attendants, conductors and guides 512 cooks 513 waiters and bartenders 514 hairdressers, beauticians and related workers 515 building and housekeeping supervisors 516 other personal services workers 521 street and market salespersons 522 shop salespersons 523 cashiers and ticket clerks 524 other sales workers 531 child care workers and teachers' aides 532 personal care workers in health services 541 protective services workers 611 market gardeners and crop growers 612 animal producers 613 mixed crop and animal producers 621 forestry and related workers 622 fishery workers, hunters and trappers 631 subsistence crop farmers 632 subsistence livestock farmers 633 subsistence mixed crop and livestock farmers 634 subsistence fishers, hunters, trappers and gatherers 711 building frame and related trades workers 712 building finishers and related trades workers 713 painters, building structure cleaners and related trades workers 721 sheet and structural metal workers, moulders and welders, and related 722 blacksmiths, toolmakers and related trades workers 723 machinery mechanics and repairers 731 handicraft workers 732 printing trades workers 741 electrical equipment installers and repairers 742 electronics and telecommunications installers and repairers workers 751 food processing and related trades workers 752 wood treaters, cabinet-makers and related trades workers 753 garment and related trades workers 754 other craft and related workers 811 mining and mineral processing plant operators 812 metal processing and finishing plant operators 813 chemical and photographic products plant and machine operators 814 rubber, plastic and paper products machine operators 815 textile, fur and leather products machine operators 816 food and related products machine operators 817 wood processing and papermaking plant operators 818 other stationary plant and machine operators 821 assemblers 831 locomotive engine drivers and related workers 832 car, van and motorcycle drivers 833 heavy truck and bus drivers 834 mobile plant operators 835 ships' deck crews and related workers 911 domestic, hotel and office cleaners and helpers 912 vehicle, window, laundry and other hand cleaning workers 921 agricultural, forestry and fishery labourers 931 mining and construction labourers 932 manufacturing labourers 933 transport and storage labourers 941 food preparation assistants 951 street and related service workers 952 street vendors (excluding food) 961 refuse workers 962 other elementary workers Sysmiss 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? 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? 3405 Sysmiss did 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? 1516 1889 1 yes 2 no Sysmiss 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? 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? 3405 1 very serious 2 serious 3 not very serious 4 not serious at all 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? 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? 3405 1 very little or no distraction 2 some distraction, not serious 3 some distraction, bothering to the respondent 4 a great deal of distraction 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? 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.) 3405 1 very often - in many questions 2 fairly often 3 sometimes 4 rarely or not at all comments 1 comments 1 comments 1 comments 1 comments 1 Module 10: Interviewer Impressions for the Reading Exercises (Module 9) Comments (1) 505 0909090035 2 3 4 Anh HiÕn nhiÖt t×nh lµm bµi cè g¾ng ®äc hÕt vµ lµm hÕt c¸c bµi tËp trong quyÓn bµi tËp chung vµ bµi tËp thùc hµnh sè 1 Anh Thanh mÆc dï m¾t kh«ng tèt nh­ng vÉn cè g¾ng lµm. Do trong qu¸ tr×nh lµm, anh ph¶i nghe ®iÖn tho¹i nªn thêi gian h¬i l©u. Anh §ång rÊt nhiÖt t×nh lµm c¸c bµi tËp. B×nh th­êng B×nh th­êng kh«ng cã g× ®Æc biÖt ChÞ Hµ rÊt nhiÖt t×nh lµm c¸c bµi tËp ChÞ NghÜa nhiÖt t×nh lµm hÕt bµi tËp chung ChÞ cña ®èi t­îng dï cã mÆt, nh­ng ®Ó nÊu c¬m nªn kh«ng g©y ¶nh h­ëng tíi ®èi t­îng Cã bµn ghÕ ngåi, ¸nh s¸ng tèt Cã bµn ghÕ cho ®èi t­îng lµm bµi, ¸nh s¸ng tèt ®èi t­îng khã kh¨n v× ch÷ h¬i nhá. Cã bµn ghÕ ngåi, ¸nh s¸ng tèt, trong phßng kh«ng cã ng­êi kh¸c Cã bµn ghÕ ®Ó ®èi t­îng lµm bµi, ¸nh s¸ng tèt Cã bµn ghÕ ¸nh s¸ng ®Ó lµm bµi tËp nh­ng kh«ng ®ñ ®iÓm 3/8 dÓ chuyÓn sang bµi tËp thùc hµnh Cã bµn kª Cã bµn kª nh­ng võa tr«ng qu¸n internet võa lµm bµi tËp Cã bµn kª ®Ó ®èi t­îng lµm bµi vµ ®èi t­îng lµm bµi nghiªm tóc Cã bµn ®Ó kª viÕt, ¸nh s¸ng tèt Cã bµn ®Ó ®èi t­îng lµm bµi, ¸nh s¸ng tèt Cã bµn, mÆt ph¼ng ®Ó kª viÕt Cã bµn, ¸nh s¸ng tèt. §èi t­îng lµm bµi nghiªm tóc Cã bÐ Vy khãc lµm phiÒn tíi ®èi t­îng Cã mÆt ph¼ng kª viÕt, ¸nh s¸ng tèt Cã mÆt ph¼ng kª, ¸nh s¸ng tèt Cã mÆt ph¼ng ®Ó kª viÕt, ®èi t­îng kh«ng bÞ ph©n t©m Cã ng­êi kh¸c trong phßng Cã ng­êi kh¸c trong phßng, thi tho¶ng qu¸ tr×nh hái ®¸p bÞ ngõng l¹i do 1 sè yÕu tè bªn ngoµi t¸c ®éng Cã trÎ con trong nhµ, thi tho¶ng bÞ ¶nh h­ëng bëi yÕu tè bªn ngoµi. Cã trÎ em trong phßng, thi tho¶ng bÞ ¶nh h­ëng Cã ®Çy ®ñ bµn ghÐ, ¸nh s¸ng, ®èi t­îng lµm bµi rÊt tèt Cã ®Çy ®ñ bµn ghÕ vµ ¸nh s¸ng ®Ó lµm bµi Cã ®Çy ®ñ bµn ghÕ ¸nh s¸ng ®Ó lµm bµi nh­ng ®èi t­îng kh«ng lµm hÕt v× c¨ng th¼ng, v× l©u kh«ng tiÕp xóc víi bµi vë Cã ®Çy ®ñ bµn ghÕ, ¸nh s¸ng nh­ng ®èi t­îng v× l©u kh«ng tiÕp xóc víi s¸ch vë nªn lµm l©u Cã ®Çy ®ñ bµn ghÕ, ¸nh s¸ng lµm bµi Cã ®Çy ®ñ bµn ghÕ, ¸nh s¸ng ® lµm bµi Cã ®Çy ®ñ bµn ghÕ, ¸nh s¸ng ®Ó lµm bµi Cã ®Çy ®ñ bµn, ¸nh s¸ng cho ®èi t­îng Cã ®Çy ®ñ ¸nh s¸ng, bµn ghÕ Cã ®Èy ®ñ bµn gh, ¸nh s¸ng ®Ó lµm bµi Do kª trªn ®ïi ®Ó viÕt nªn chÞ Nga h¬i khã viÕt Do m¾t b¸c Thµnh kh«ng tèt nªn gÆp rÊt nhiÒu khã kh¨n trong qu¸ tr×nh lµm bµi Do ng­êi ®­îc chän kh«ng cã kÝnh nªn gÆp rÊt nhiÒu khã kh¨n trong lóc lµm bµi tËp. Do võa ph¶i b¸n thuèc võa ph¶i tr¶ lêi c¸c bµi tËp nªn chÞ Minh còng cã ®«i chót ph©n t©m. Dï rÊt mÖt, nh­ng ®èi t­îng ®· cè g¾ng lµm hÕt bµi tËp. Khi lµm bµi tËp th× ®èi t­îng ®· cè g¾ng hoµn thµnh tÊt c¶ c¸c c©u hái Khi lµm phÇn bµi tËp chun ®èi t­îng cã chót ph©n t©m, cã cã ®iÖn tho¹i Khi lµm tíi phÇn bµi tËp sè 1, ®èi t­îng mÊt kiªn nhÉn nªn ®· kh«ng cè g¾ng lµm, mµ bá qua rÊt nhiÒu Kh«ng cã bµi viÕt Kh«ng cã bµn ghÕ (ngåi ë ghÕ chê cña phßng kh¸m) Kh«ng cã bµn kª viÕt Kh«ng cã bµn kª viÕt ë nÒn nhµ Kh«ng cã bµn kª, nhµ qu¸ chËt Kh«ng cã bµn viÕt Kh«ng cã bµn viÕt, kh«ng cã ®iÖn nªn ¸nh s¸ng kÐm Kh«ng cã bµn viÕt, ¸nh s¸ng kÐm, m¾t ®èi t­îng bÞ kÐm nªn phÇn lµm bµi tËp gÆp khã kh¨n. §èi t­îng chØ tr¶ lêi ®­îc mét sè c©u hái Kh«ng cã bµn ®Ó kª viÕt Kh«ng cã bµn ®Ó kª, viÕt Kh«ng cã bµn ®Ó viÕt Kh«ng cã bµn, ®èi t­îng kª lªn ®ïi lµm bµi tËp, ¸nh s¸ng tèt Kh«ng cã bµn, ®èi t­îng lµm bµi trªn ghÕ, ¸nh s¸ng tèt Kh«ng cã g× Kh«ng cã g× ®Æc biÖt Kh«ng cã khã kh¨n g× trong qu¸ tr×nh lµm bµi, ®èi t­îng pháng vÊn hiÓu râ néi dung c©u hái, lµm bµi tèt Kh«ng cã mÆt ph¼ng kª viÕt ®èi t­îng kª lªn ®ïi ®èi t­îng ®· cè g¾ng lµm hÕt bµi tËp nh­ng chØ tr¶ lêi ®­îc mét vµi c©u v× ®èi t­îng b¶o khã. Kh«ng cã vÊn ®Ò L©u kh«ng ®äc, kh«ng häc, mái m¾t lµm bµi kh¸ l©u Lµ kÕ to¸n viªn cña c«ng ty nªn ®èi t­îng lµm bµi tËp nhanh vµ chÝnh x¸c Lµm bµi nghiªm tóc Lµm bµi nghiªm tóc, tËp trung, hiÓu c©u hái M¾t kÐm vµ bÞ ®au m¾t nªn kh«ng hoµn thµnh cuèn bµi tËp chung ®­îc MÆc dï cã th¾c m¾c vÒ sè l­îng bµi tËp nhiÒu nh­ng anh Ninh vÉn cè g¾ng ®äc vµ lµm hÕt Nghiªm tóc lµm bµi tËp vµ rÊt nhanh Ng­ng 1 lóc v× em bÐ cÇn uèng s÷a Ng­êi lµm baid m¾t kÐm, mái m¾t v× ch÷ bÐ qu¸ Ng­êi pháng vÊn bÞ ph©n t©m v× kh«ng cè g¾ng ®Ó lµm bµi tËp Nhµ gÇn ®­êng nªn ån µo No vÊn ®Ò OK PV ë qu¸n b¸n hµng, ko cã bµn ghÕ, mÊt ®iÖn rÊt nãng RÊt cè g¾ng hoµn thµnh tÊt c¶ c¸c môc trong quyÓn bµi tËp RÊt nghiªm tóc lµm bµi tËp ThiÕu ¸nh s¸ng ThØnh tho¶ng cã ®iÖn tho¹i Trong qu¸ tr×nh ®èi t­îng lµm bµi tËp, cã 1 sè vÞ kh¸ch cña ®èi t­îng tß mß còng ra xem vµ nh¾c nh­ng ®· bÞ ®iÒu tra viªn can thiÖp Tõ chèi kh«ng lµm bµi tËp chung, th¸i ®é rÊt khã chÞu. Nãi t«i chØ ë nhµ néi trî kh«ng cã g× hÕt, häc l©u råi kh«ng nhí g× hÕt, kh«ng ph¶i lµm bµi tËp g× hÕt bµi thùc hµnh bá sãt 1 môc b×nh th­êng b×nh th­êng3 bÞ ngh¾t qu·ng chÞ Hµ lµm rÊt nhanh c¸c bµi tËp chÞ ViÖt Anh rÊt nhiÖt t×nh tr¶ lëi c¸c c©u hái vµ lµm c¸c bµi tËp co ban ke, anh sang tot cos mÆt ph¼ng ®Ó kª viÕt cos ®Çy ®ñ c¸c yÕu tè bµn ghÕ, ¸nh s¸ng cã bbµn ®Ó kª viÕt, ®ñ ¸nh s¸ng cã bµn cã bµn , ¸nh s¸ng tèt. cã bµn kª , ¸nh s¸ng tèt cã bµn kª viÕt cã bµn kª viÕt, ¸nh s¸ng kÐm, kh«ng cã yÕu tè ph©n t©m g©y ¶nh h­ëng tíi ®èi t­îng cã bµn kª viÕt, ¸nh s¸ng tèt cã bµn kª viÕt, ¸nh s¸ng tèt, ®èi t­îng cè g¾ng lµm bµi tËp cã bµn kª ®Ó viÕt, ¸nh s¸ng tèt cã bµn kª ®Ó viÕt, ¸nh s¸ng ®ñ, v× nhµ ë mÆt ®­êng nªn cã bÞ ¶nh h­ëng bëi tiÕng ån cã bµn kª, ¸nh s¸ng tèt cã bµn kª, ¸nh s¸ng tèt, ®èi t­îng lµm bµi nghiªm tóc cã bµn lµm bµi tËp cã bµn ®Ó dèi t­îng lµm bµi, ¸nh s¸ng tèt cã bµn ®Ó kª viÕt, ¸nh s¸ng tèt, ®èi t­îng cè g¾ng lµm bµi tËp cã bµn ®Ó kª viÕt, ¸nh s¸ng tèt, ®èi t­îng nghiªm tóc lµm bµi cã bµn ®Ó lµm bµi, ¸nh s¸ng tèt ®èi t­îng kh«ng bÞ ph©n t©m cã bµn ®Ó tr¶ lêi, ¸nh s¸ng tèt cã bµn ®Ó viÕt, ¸nh s¸ng tèt cã bµn ®Ó ®èi t­îng lµm bµi, ¸nh s¸ng tèt cã bµn ®Ó ®èi t­îng lµm bµi, ¸nh s¸ng tèt cã bµn, ¸nh s¸ng tèt cã bµn, ¸nh s¸ng tèt cã bµn, ¸nh s¸ng tèt, ®èi t­îng lµm bµi nghiªm tóc cã bµn, ¸nh s¸ng tèt. cã b¸n ®Ó kª viÕt, do ¶nh h­ë bëi yÕu tè cã con nhá vµ c«ng viÖc kinh doanh lµm phiÒn ®èi t­îng cã b¸n, ¸nh s¸ng tèt cã cè g¾ng cã lµm bµi cã mÆt ph¼ng kª viÕt cã mÆt ph¼ng kª viÕt, ®èi t­îng rÊt hiÓu biÕt cã mÆt ph¼ng ®Ó kª viÕt, ®èi t­îng cè g¾ng lµm bµi tËp cã mÆt ph¼ng ®Ó kª viÕt, ®ñ ¸nh s¸ng cã trÎ em, tiÕng ån, ®iÖn tho¹i nh­ng ®èi t­îng vÉn ch¨m chó lµm bµi cã ®Çy ®ñ bµn ghÕ, ¸nh s¸ng ®Ó lµm bµi cã ®Çy ®ñ bµn ghÕ, ¸nh s¸ng cã ®Çy ®ñ bµn ghÕ, ¸nh s¸ng tèt cã ®Çy ®ñ bµn ghÕ, ¸nh s¸ng ®Ó lµm bµi cã ®Çy ®ñ bµn ghÕ, ¸nh s¸ng ®Ó lµm bµi. §èi t­îng cè g¾ng lµm bµi tËp nh­ng ko ghi hÕt c¸c c©u tr¶ lêi vµo bµi cã ®Çy ®ñ m¨th ph¼ng, ¸nh s¸ng ®Ó lµm bµi cã ®Çy ®ñ mÆt ph¼ng vµ ¸nh s¸ng ®Ó lµm bµi cã ®Çy ®ñ mÆt ph¼ng ¸nh s¸ng ®Ó lµm bµi, ng­ng ®èi t­îng tuæi cao nªn kh«ng hoµn thµnh ®­îc bµi tËp ddocj/8 ®Ó chuyÓn qua bµi thùc hµnh cã ®Çy ®ñ mÆt ph¼ng, ¸nh s¸ng ®Ó lµm bµi cã ®Çy ®ñ mÆt ph¼ng, ¸nh s¸ng ®Ó lµm bµi. ®· lµm phÇn b bµi tËp chung nh­ng kh«ng chuyÓn sang quyÓn thùc hµnh ®­îc v× kh«ng tr¶ lêi ®óng Ýt nhÊt 3/8 c©u cã ®Çy ®ñ mÆt ph¼ng,¸nh s¸ng ®Ó lµm bµi, ®èi t­îng lµm bµi rÊt nghiªm tóc cã ®Çy ®ñ ®iÒu kiªn, tr¶ lêi lµm bµi nghiªm tóc cã ®Çy ®ñ ¸nh s¸ng, bµn ghÕ ®Ó lµm bµi nh­ng do tr×nh ®é v¨n ho¸ thÊp nªn ko thÓ chuyÓn sang bµi thùc hµnh , m· kÕt qu¶ lµ 76 cã ®ñ bµn ghÕ cã ®ñ bµn ghÕ, ¸nh sn¸g tèt. Ng­êi tr¶ lêi ý thøc lµm bµi tèt cã ®ñ bµn ghÕ, ¸nh s¸ng tèt cã ®ñ bµn ghÕ, ¸nh s¸ng, ®èi t­îng lµm bµi tËp trung cã ®ñ yÕu tè bµn ghÕ, ¸nh s¸ng dieu kien tot hop tac tot hoµn thµnh bµi tèt hîp t¸c tèt kh«n g cã bµn ghÕ , ý thøc µm bµi ng­êi tr¶ lêi tèt kh«ng cã bµn ghÕ kh«ng cã bµn ghÕ ®Ó kª viÕt, ®èi t­îng ph¶i kª xuèng nÒn nhµ. Dï ®i lµm vÒ mÖt nh­ng vÉn cè g¾ng lµm bµi tËp. kh«ng cã bµn ghÕ, cã ®ñ ¸nh s¸ng kh«ng cã bµn ghÕ, ®ñ ¸nh s¸ng kh«ng cã bµn ghÕ, ¸nh s¸ng ®ñ kh«ng cã bµn kª kh«ng cã bµn kª viÕt kh«ng cã bµn kª viÕt, cã trÎ em trong phßng nªn ®èi t­îng cã chót ph©n t©m kh«ng cã bµn kª viÕt, ¸nh s¸ng kÐm kh«ng cã bµn kª, lµm bµi tËp tèt kh«ng cã bµn kª, ®ang ã bÇu l¹i bÞ suy nh­îc thÇn kinh nh­ng rÊt cè g¾ng lµm bµi tËp chung kh«ng cã bµn lµm bµi tËp kh«ng cã bµn viÕt kh«ng cã bµn viÕt , ¸nh s¸ng kÐm kh«ng cã bµn viÕt, ko cã qu¹t nªn rÊt nãng kh«ng cã bµn ®Ó kª viÕt kh«ng cã bµn ®Ó kª viÕt, ph¶i viÕt d­íi nÒn nhµ, cã mÑ cña ®èi t­îng ngåi c¹nh nh­ng ko trî gióp. §èi t­îng hiÓu rÊt tèt ®Ò bµi, cè g¾ng lµm bµi tËp, ¸nh s¸ng h¬i tèi kh«ng cã bµn ®èi t­îng khã kh¨n khi ®äc ®¸nh vÇn tõng c©u, t/gian lµm qu¸ l©u, sµn c©u ®äc hiÕu ng­êi tr¶ lêi tõ chèi lµm. kh«ng cã bµn, ngåi d­íi sµn kh«ng cã g× ®Æc biÖt kh«ng cã kÝnh, kh«ng muèn lµm tiÕp bµi thùc hµnh do bËn lµm viÖc nhµ kh«ng cã mÆt bµn kª viÕt. ®èi t­îng ®äc chËm. kh«ng cã mÆt ph¼ng ®Ó kª viÕt, kh¸ch hµng ®Õn mua phô tïng kh«ng cã mÆt ph¼ng ®Ó kª, viÕt kh«ng lµm tiÕp bµi tËp thùc hµnh do kh«ng hiÓu vµ lµm hÕt ®­îc bµi tËp chung do ch÷ nhá vµ kh«ng hiÓu kh«ng v­ît qua 3/8 c©u hái kÕt qu¶ tèt lµm bµi nghiªm tóc lµm bµi tËp ®äc hiÓu cßn khã kh¨n v× kh«ng hiÓu hÕt nghÜa nªn mÊt nhiÒu thêi gian. Bµi thùc hµnh 3 nhiÒu c©u kh«ng hiÓu lµm bµi ®©y ®ñ lµm bµi ®­îc lµm hÕt bµi tËp lóc lµm bµi tËp cã qu¸ nhiÒu kh¸ch vµo mua hµng m¾t kÐm m¾t kÐm nh­ng ®èi t­îng vÉn gióp m¾t kÐm chØ ®äc d­îc phÇn A1 mÊt ®iÖn nªn ¸nh s¸ng kÐm nghiªm tóc ngiªm tóc ng­¬i nhµ nãi chuyÖn ån µo ng­êi lµm bµi m¾t kÐm ng­êi tr¶ lêi ®· rÊt cè g¾ng lµm ®­îc 3 phÇn ®Çu bµi tËp chung phÇn A. Thêi gian kÐo dµi rÊt l©u sau ®ã tõ chèi kh«ng tiÕp tôc lµm n÷a nhiÖt t×nh lµm bµi nhiÖt t×nh lµm bµi tËp nhµ chËt, kh«ng cã bµn ghÕ, ¸nh s¸ng kÐm pháng vÊn tèt thùc hµnh tèt tiÕng viÖt kÐm nªn ko lµm ®­îc bµi tËp mÊy trong khi ®ang pháng vÊn th× con cña ng­êi pháng vÊn ngåi bªn c¹nh thØnh tho¶ng cã gióp mÑ trong lóc lµm bµi tËp chung ®èi t­îng rÊt hay sèt ruét v× thêi gian v× ph¶i ra tr«ng tiÖm may tr¶ lêi ®Çy ®ñ tr×nh ®é kÐm kh«ng hiÓu ®­îc c¸c c©u hái bµi tËp, m¾t kÐm, ®au ®Çu kh«ng lµm ®­îc tr×nh ®é thÊp vµ m¾t kÐm nªn ®èi t­îng tõ chèi tiÕp tôc tèt §iÒu kiÖn lµm bµi tËp tèt §iÒu kiÖn lµm bµi tËp tèt, cã bµn ghÕ ¸nh s¸ng ®Çy ®ñ §iÒu kiÖn lµm bµi tËp tèt, kh«ng bÞ ¶nh h­ëng bëi ngo¹i c¶nh §iÒu kiÖn lµm bµi tËp tèt, kh«ng cã ng­êi ngoµi, ¸nh s¸ng ®ñ. §iÒu kiÖn lµm viÖc tèt §iÒu kiÖn lµm viÖc tèt,cã bµn ghÕ ¸nh s¸ng ®Çy ®ñ §iÒu kiÖn pháng vÉn tèt, lµm viÖc cã bµn ghÕ, ¸nh s¸ng võa ®ñ. M¾t cña ®èi t­îng kh«ng ®­îc tèt l¾m vµ lµm bµi tËp thùc hµnh h¬i l©u §iÒu kiÖn pháng vÊn (bµn ghÕ, ¸nh s¸ng) tèt. Khi lµm bµi tËp c¸c ®èi t­îng kh¸c ra ngoµi. §iÒu kiÖn tèt §· cè g¾ng lµm bµi tËp nh­ng kh«ng thÓ lµm hÕt s¸ch bµi tËp chung §Çy ®ñ bµn ghÕ ¸nh s¸ng ®Ó lµm bµi tËp. §· lµm ®­îc 1 phÇn cuèn BTC nh­ng kh«ng chuyÓn qua BTTH v× kh«ng tr¶ lêi ®óng 3/8 c©u §Çy ®ñ bµn ghÕ, ¸nh s¸ng §èi t­îng bÞ mê m¾t vµ huyÕt ¸p cao nªn kh«ng lµm ®­îc bµi tËp §èi t­îng bÞ ph©n t©m do bÞ ¶nh h­ëng bëi c«ng viÖc tù kinh doanh cña ®èi t­îng §èi t­îng bÞ ph©n t©m, sèt ruét v× ph¶i ®i cã viÖc gÊp nªn lµm 1 sè c©u hái trong cuèn bµi tËp thùc hµnh, tõ chèi tiÕp tóc §èi t­îng chËm ch¹p v× lín tuæi, søc khoÎ yÕu §èi t­îng cã mÆt ph¼ng ®Ó kª viÕt, ¸nh s¸ng tèt §èi t­îng cã vÎ mÖt mái kh«ng muèn lµm bµi tËp nh­ng sau ®ã vÉn lµm. §èi t­îng cè g¾ng lµm bµi tËp §èi t­îng gÆp khã kh¨n trong lóc pháng vÊn v× kh«ng hiÓu c©u hái §èi t­îng gÆp khã kh¨n v× kh«ng cã kÝnh §èi t­îng hoµn thµnh 2 cuèn bµi tËp §èi t­îng hoµn thµnh c¶ 2 cuèn bµi tËp §èi t­îng hoµn thµnh hÕt c¶ 2 cuèn bµi tËp §èi t­îng kh«ng cã bµn lµm bµi tËp §èi t­îng kh«ng cã kÝnh, kh«ng ®äc ®­îc ch÷ nhá tõ môc A2 §èi t­îng khã kh¨n khi lµm bµi tËp v× ®äc vµ viÕt kh«ng tèt §èi t­îng khã kh¨n khi ®äc c¸c c©u hái vµ gîi ý trong bµi tËp nªn cã 1 sè c©u hái kh«ng tr¶ lêi ®­îc §èi t­îng khã kh¨n trong viÖc ®äc c¸c gîi ý ®· cho v× vËy cã mét sè c©u g©y khã trong viÖc tr¶ lêi. §èi t­îng kª vë bµi thùc hµnh lªn ch©n ®äc §èi t­îng lµm bµi nghiªm tóc §èi t­îng lµm bµi nghiªm tóc, cã bµn kª, ¸nh s¸ng tèt §èi t­îng lµm bµi nghiªm tóc, kh«ng cã bµn ®Ó kª viÕt §èi t­îng lµm bµi nghiªm tóc, rÊt it bÞ ph©n t©m §èi t­îng lµm bµi nghiªm tóc, tËp trung §èi t­îng lµm bµi nghiªm tóc, tËp trung, hiÓu c©u hái §èi t­îng lµm bµi nghªm tóc §èi t­îng lµm bµi nhanh chãng §èi t­îng lµm bµi rÊt nghiªm tóc, rÊt Ýt hÇu nh­ kh«ng bÞ ph©n t©m §èi t­îng lµm bµi rÊt nghiªm tóc, rÊt Ýt khi yªu cÇu gi¶i thÝch §èi t­îng lµm bµi rÊt nghiªm tóc, trong qu¸ tr×nh lµm bµi rÊt hiÕm khi yªu cÇu gi¶i thÝch hoÆc cho vÝ dô §èi t­îng lµm bµi thùc hµnh b×nh th­êng §èi t­îng lµm bµi tËp nghiªm tóc §èi t­îng lµm bµi tËp nghiªm tóc, hÇu nh­ kh«ng yªu cÇu gi¶i thÝch §èi t­îng lµm bµi tËp nhanh, chÝnh x¸c §èi t­îng lµm bµi tËp rÊt cÈn thËn vµ nghiªm tóc §èi t­îng lµm bµi tËp rÊt nghiªm tóc §èi t­îng lµm bµi tËp thùc hµnh b×nh th­êng §èi t­îng lµm bµi tËp thùc hµnh tèt §èi t­îng lµm bµi tËp ®äc t¹i nhµ ë, cã ®Çy ®ñ bµn ghÕ vµ ¸nh s¸ng ®Ó lµm bµi §èi t­îng m¾t kÐm nªn kh«ng lµm hÕt ®­îc bµi tËp §èi t­îng m¾t kÐm nªn nhiÒu c©u ch÷ bÐ kh«ng lµm ®­îc §èi t­îng nghiªm tóc lµm bµi tËp ®äc, tuy nhiªn do tuæi cao, m¾t kÐm nªn viÖc ®äc bÞ chËm §èi t­îng phµn nµn ch÷ viÕt qu¸ bÐ §èi t­îng ph¶i mÊt kh¸ nhiÒu thêi gian ®Ó hiÓu c©u hái §èi t­îng pháng vÊn cã bµn kª lµm bµi tËp, lµm bµi tËpchung rÊt l©u nh­ng rÊt nhiÖt t×nh. §èi t­îng ®· chuyÓn sang lµm bµi tËp thùc hµnh nh­ng v× lý do søc khoÎ ( bÖnh tim) nªnkh«ng tiÕp tôc ®­îc. §èi t­îng pháng vÊn nhiÖt t×nh gióp ®ì, pháng vÊn trong m«i tr­êng yªn tÜnh vµ ®Çy ®ñ mäi yÕu tè cÇn thiÕt §èi t­îng rÊt cè g¾ng hoµn thµnh bµi tËp chung vµ ®· hoµn thµnh tèt. §èi t­îng rÊt cè g¾ng lµm bµi tËp §èi t­îng rÊt nghiªm tóc lµm bµi. Tuy nhiªn do ¸nh s¸ng kÐm, kh«ng cã bµn ®Ó kª viÕt, khã kh¨n m¾t kÐm nªn thêi gian lµm bµi kh¸ l©u §èi t­îng rÊt nghiªm tóc trong qu¸ tr×nh pháng vÊn §èi t­îng rÊt nhiÖt t×nh tr¶ lêi §èi t­îng rÊt nhiÖt t×nh, cè g¾ng tr¶ lêi c¸c c©u hái tuy nhiªn mét sã c©u khã kh«ng tr¶ lêi ®­îc nªn ®· bá trèng §èi t­îng tr¶ lêi gÆp khã kh¨n trong viÖc ®äc nªn tõ chèi lµm tiÕp §èi t­îng tr¶ lêi gÇn hÕt c¸c c©u hái trong cuèn thùc hµnh do kh«ng lµm ®­îc §èi t­îng tr¶ lêi kh¸ khã kh¨n trong c¸c bµi tËp phÇn sau, lµm ®­îc 1 vµi c©u cßn ®©u kh«ng lµm ®­îc §èi t­îng tr¶ lêi nghiªm tóc, trong suèt qu¸ tr×nh lµm bµi tËp hÇu nh­ kh«ng yªu cÇu gi¶i thÝch §èi t­îng tËp trung lµm bµi tËp §èi t­îng tõ chèi lµm bµi tËp thùc hµnh do kh«ng cã bµn kª §èi t­îng võa b¸n hµng võa lµm bµi, tuy nhiªn ®èi t­îng rÊt cè g¾ng hoµn thµnh bµi tËp. §èi t­îng ®· cè g¾ng lµm bµi tËp chung §èi t­îng ®· cè g¾ng lµm c¸c phÇn trong cuèn bµi tËp chung nh­ng ch­a hoµn thµnh tÊt c¶ c¸c phÇn. §èi t­îng lu«n nãi: "§äc kh«ng râ, ch÷ in nhá, ®äc nhiÒu lãa m¾t". §èi t­îng ®· cè g¾ng lµm hÕt bµi tËp mÆc dï trong qu¸ tr×nh lµm lu«n th¾c m¾c vÌ môc ®Ých cña viÖc lµm nh÷ng bµi tËp nµy §èi t­îng ®· cè g¾ng lµm phÇn bµi tËp cña m×nh §èi t­îng ®· cè g¾ng ®äc vµ lµm c¸c phÇn trong cuèn bµi tËp chung §èi t­îng ®· hoµn thµnh gÇn hÕt cuèn bµi tËp thùc hµnh §èi t­îng ®· xem qua tÊt c¶ c¸c môc cña quyÓn bµi tËp vµ cè g¾ng ghi c©u tr¶ lêi cho tÊt c¶ c¸c c©u hái §èi t­îng ®· xem qua tÊt c¶ c¸c môc cña quyÓn bµi tËp vµ ghi c©u tr¶ lêi cho tÊt c¶ c¸c c©u hái §èi t­îng ®· xem qua tÊt c¶ c¸c môc cña quyÓn bµi tËp vµ ®· ghi c©u tr¶ lêi cho tÊt c¶ c¸c c©u hái §èi t­îng ®· xem qua tÊt c¶ c¸c môc cña quyÓn bµi tËp vµ ®· ghi c©u tr¶ lêi cho tÊt c¶ c¸c c©u hái. §èi t­îng ®· xem qua tÊt c¶ c¸c môc vµ ®· ghi c©u tr¶ lêi cho tÊt c¶ c¸c c©u hái cña quyÓn bµi tËp. §èi t­îng ®· xem tÊt c¶ c¸c môc cña quyÓn bµi tËp vµ ghi c©u tr¶ lêi cho tÊt c¶ c¸c môc c©u hái §èi t­îng ®· xem tÊt c¶ c¸c phÇn trong cuèn bµi tËp, nh­ng kh«ng cè g¾ng lµm hÕt §èi t­îng ®· xenm qua mét sè môc cña quyÓn bµi tËp vµ ®· ghi c©u tr¶ lêi cho mét sè c©u hái §èi t­îng ®äc rÊt khã kh¨n nªn kh«ng hoµn thµnh 3/8 c©u trong s¸ch bµi tËp chung §ñ ®iÒu kiÖn ®iÒu kiªn tèt ®iÒu kiÖn lµm bµi tËp tèt ®iÒu kiÖn lµm bµi tËp tèt, ¸nh s¸ng ®Çy ®ñ ®iÒu kiÖn tèt ®iÒu kiÖn ®Çy ®ñ ®«i t­îng lµm bµi tËp tèt ®· cè g¾ng lµm bµi tËp ®· cè g¾ng lµm nh­ng vµi c©u ch­a lµm ®­îc ®· lµm bµi tËp ®Çy ®ñ ®Çy ®ñ bµn ghÕ ¸nh s¸ng tèt ®Çy ®ñ bµn ghÕ, ¸nh s¸ng tèt ®Çy ®ñ yªu tè bµn ghÕ, ¸nh s¸ng t«t ®Çy ®ñ ¸nh s¸ng, bµn ghÕ ®Ó lµm bµi ®ãèi t­îng d· cè g¾ng lµm bµi tËp, cã mÆt ph¼ng ®Ó kª viÕt ®äc viÕt khã kh¨n ®èi t­îng ph©n t©m do cã con nhá, kh«ng cã bµn ®Ó kª viÕt ®èi tuîng lµm bµi nghiªm tóc, cãa bµn, ¸nh s¸ng tèt. ®èi t­¬ngk ng­êi Hoa kh«ng ®äc viÕt ®­îc tiÕng viÖt ®èi t­îng alfm bµi thùc hµnh tèt ®èi t­îng bá häc ®· l©u tõ n¨m 17 tuæi, nay tuæi ®· cao, m¾t ®· kÐm nªn viÖc ®äc chËm ®èi t­îng cã bµn lµm bµi tËp ®èi t­îng cã bµn viÕt ®èi t­îng cã chót ph©n t©m khi cã kh¸ch tíi mua hµng ®èi t­îng cè g¾ng lµm bµi tËp ®èi t­îng cè g¾ng lµm bµi tËp nh­ng cã 1 vµi c©u ko lµm ®­îc ®èi t­îng do s¾p ®i lµm nªn n«n nãng, lµm bµi tËp nhanh, bá nhiÌu c©u ®èi t­îng gÆp khã kh¨n vÒ m¾t kÐm ®èi t­îng hoµn thµnh 2 cuèn bµi tËp ®èi t­îng hîp t¸c, lµm bµi nghiªm tóc ®èi t­îng kh«ng biÕt ®äc, kh«ng biÕt viÕt nªn kh«ng thÓ lµm bµi tËp chung ®èi t­îng kh«ng cã bµn lµm bµi tËp ®èi t­îng kh«ng lµm quyÓn thùc hµnh 4 ®èi t­îng kh«ng muèn lµm phiÒn, kh«ng thÝch ng­êi kh¸c nãi nhiÒu, kh«ng muèn cã ng­êi l¹ tíi ®èi t­îng kh«ng ®äc viÕt ®­îc tiÕng viÖt nªn tõ chèi kh«ng lµm bµi tËp chung vµ bµi thùc hµnh ®èi t­îng kiÕn nghÞ lµ cã nhiÒu bµi tËp qu¸ ®èi t­îng lµ ng­êi Hoa nªn khi pháng vÊn ph¶i gi¶i thÝch c¸c c©u hái kh¸ nhiÒu nh­ng vÉn kh«ng qua ®­îc 3?8 c©u hái ®èi t­îng lµm bµi nghiªm tóc ®èi t­îng lµm bµi nghiªm tóc3 ®èi t­îng lµm bµi thùc hµnh tèt ®èi t­îng lµm bµi tËp nghiªm tóc ®èi t­îng lµm bµi tËp rÊt nghiªm tóc ®èi t­îng lµm bµi tËp thùc hµnh l©u ®èi t­îng lµm bµi tËp tèt ®èi t­îng lµm bµi tèn nhiÒu thêi gian nh­ng nghiªm tóc ®èi t­îng lµm ®­îc 1 phÇn sang phÇn tiÕp theo ®èi t­îng lµm mét chót vµ tõ chèi v× kh«ng lµmm ®èi t­îng nghiªm tóc ®èi t­îng nhiÖt t×nh ®èi t­îng nhiÖt t×nh lµm bµi tËp ®èi t­îng pháng vÊn cã bµn kª lµm bµi tËp ®èi t­îng pháng vÊn cã bµn lµm bµi tËp ®èi t­îng pháng vÊn thØnh tho¶ng hái ®èi t­îng rÊt cè g¾ng lµm bµi tËp ®èi t­îng sö dông ng«n ng÷ chÝnh lµ tiÕng Hoa do ®ã kh«ng ®äc hiÎu tèt tiÕng ViÖt ®èi t­îng tr¶ lêi cã t©m lý kh«ng tèt l¾m v× ®ang bÞ bÖnh ®èi t­îng tõ chèi kh«ng lµm bµi tËp ®èi t­îng tõ chèi kh«ng lµm bµi tËp thùc hµnh ®èi t­îng tõ chèi lµm bµi t©p do bµi tËp qu¸ dÔ vµ kh«ng chÊp nhËn lµm dï cã thuyÕt phôc nh­ thÕ nµo ®èi t­îng tõ chèi lµm bµi tËp v× lý do m¾t nh×n l©u kh«ng ®­îc bëi míi thay thuû tinh thÓ c¸ch ®©y 7 th¸ng ®èi t­îng ®· cè g¾ng lµm bµi tËp ®èi t­îng ®· cè g¾ng lµm nh­ng ko lµm hÕt. ®èi t­îng ®· lµm tÊt c¶ phÇn bµi tËp, th¸i ®é rÊt nghiªm tóc ®èi t­îng ®· xem qua mét sè môc cña quyÓn bµi tËp vµ ghi c©u tr¶ lêi cho mét sè c©u hái ®èi t­îng ®· xem qua tÊt c¶ c¸c môc cña quyÓn bµi tËp vµ ghi c©u tr¶ lêi cho tÊt c¶ c¸c c©u hái ®èi t­îng ®· xem qua tÊt c¶ c¸c môc vµ ®· ghi c©u tr¶ lêi cho mét sè c©u hái cña quyÓn bµi tËp ®èi t­îng ®äc nhanh, tr¶ lêi vµ ®iÒn tÊt c¶ c¸c môc ®èi t­înh pháng vÊn lµ ng­êi Hoa, kh¶ n¨ng ®äc viÕt kh«ng ®­îc tèt ®ñ ph­¬ng tiÖn lµm viÖc ®ñ ®iÒu kiÖn ®ñ ®iÒu kiÖn ¸nh s¸ng, cã ®iÒu hoµ nhiÖt ®é ¸ng s¸ng kÐm, kh«ng cã bµn ghÕ ®Ó viÕt ¸nh s¸ng h¬i kÐm, ®èi t­îng ®ang bÞ ho ¸nh s¸ng kÐm ¸nh s¸ng kÐm, ®èi t­îng bá trèng 3 c©u trong bµi thùc hµnh comments 2 comments 2 comments 2 comments 2 comments 2 Module 10: Interviewer Impressions for the Reading Exercises (Module 9) Comments (2) 21 (®èi t­îng tr×nh ®é tiÕn sü) 21/6/2012 ®· trë l¹i hé ®Ó ®èi t­îng lµm ®ñ bµi thùc hµnh Bµi tËp tõ vùng ®èi t­îng tr¶ lêi khoanh nh÷ng tõ cã liªn quan ®Õn h×nh ¶nh chø kh«ng khoanh tõ ®óng nghÜa ®en cña h×nh. B¾t gi¶i thÝch qu¸ nhiÒu Cã bµn ghÕ ngåi lµm Do ®ã khi xong phÇn ®äc chän tõ thÝch h¬p ®èi t­îng xin dõng Kh¶ n¨ng hiÓu biÕt giíi h¹n nªn tõ chèi tiÕp tôc phÇn A2 trë ®i NhËn thøc tèt, hoµn thµnh bµi tËp nhanh, chÝnh x¸c Nªn ®èi t­îng tËp trung lµm bµi tËp t­¬ng ®èi tèt Sau ®ã tõ chèi lµm bµi tËp thùc hµnh. Tuy nhiªn mét sè môc kh«ng ghi c©u tr¶ lêi Tuy vËy, ®èi t­îng ®· quyÕt t©m lµm bµi tËp chung den bai thuc hanh doi tuong khong lam duoc vi chu nho trinh do thap hÇu nh­ kh«ng hiÓu ®­îc c¸ch lµm bµi tËp, mÆc dï ®· gi¶i thÝch nhiÒu lÇn v× tr×nh ®é qu¸ thÊp, ®èi t­îng kh«ng thÓ tiÕp tôc phÇn ®äc ®o¹n v¨n trong bµi tËp chung §èi t­îng cè g¾ng hoµn thµnh tèt bµi tËp §èi t­îng kh«ng cã nhiÒu thêi gian, tõ chèi llµm bµi thùc hµnh §èi t­îng lµm bµi tËp rÊt tËp trung §èi t­îng lµm h¬i khã kh¨n v× ch÷ nhá ®­îc ®èi t­îng kh«ng cè g¾ng lµm tÊt c¶ c¸c bµi tËp comments 3 comments 3 comments 3 comments 3 comments 3 Module 10: Interviewer Impressions for the Reading Exercises (Module 9) Comments (3) 4 Lµm ®­îc mét phÇn cuèn bµi tËp chung th× ®èi t­îng tõ chèi lµm tiÕp Vî ®èi t­îng khã chÞu, lµm phiÒn ®Õn qu¸ tr×nh ®iÒu tra kü n¨ng ®äc viÕt yÕu §èi t­îng khã kh¨n v× m¾t kÐm day visit 1 day visit 1 day visit 1 day visit 1 day visit 1 Module 11: Result Codes Q11.3 Visit History: Write date and time and check the modules done in each visit - Date (day) (Visit 1) 3404 1 1 31 15.436 8.782 month visit 1 month visit 1 month visit 1 month visit 1 month visit 1 Module 11: Result Codes Q11.3 Visit History: Write date and time and check the modules done in each visit - Date (month) (Visit 1) 3404 1 5 6 7 8 12 Sysmiss visit 1 start hour visit 1 start hour visit 1 start hour visit 1 start hour visit 1 start hour Module 11: Result Codes Q11.3 Visit History: Write date and time and check the modules done in each visit - Start time (hour) (Visit 1) 3389 16 90 11.523 3.778 visit 1 start minutes visit 1 start minutes visit 1 start minutes visit 1 start minutes visit 1 start minutes Module 11: Result Codes Q11.3 Visit History: Write date and time and check the modules done in each visit - Start time (min) (Visit 1) 3384 21 80 17.866 16.492 visit 1 end hour visit 1 end hour visit 1 end hour visit 1 end hour visit 1 end hour Module 11: Result Codes Q11.3 Visit History: Write date and time and check the modules done in each visit - End time (hour) (Visit 1) 3199 206 22 13.138 3.772 visit 1 end minutes visit 1 end minutes visit 1 end minutes visit 1 end minutes visit 1 end minutes Module 11: Result Codes Q11.3 Visit History: Write date and time and check the modules done in each visit - End time (min) (Visit 1) 3192 213 85 25.909 17.129 visit 2 day visit 2 day visit 2 day visit 2 day visit 2 day Module 11: Result Codes Q11.3 Visit History: Write date and time and check the modules done in each visit - Date (day) (Visit 2) 1069 2336 1 31 15.402 8.833 visit 2 month visit 2 month visit 2 month visit 2 month visit 2 month Module 11: Result Codes Q11.3 Visit History: Write date and time and check the modules done in each visit - Date (month) (Visit 2) 1069 2336 5 6 7 9 12 Sysmiss visit 2 start hour visit 2 start hour visit 2 start hour visit 2 start hour visit 2 start hour Module 11: Result Codes Q11.3 Visit History: Write date and time and check the modules done in each visit - Start time (hour) (Visit 2) 1066 2339 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 Sysmiss visit 2 start minutes visit 2 start minutes visit 2 start minutes visit 2 start minutes visit 2 start minutes Module 11: Result Codes Q11.3 Visit History: Write date and time and check the modules done in each visit - Start time (min) (Visit 2) 1065 2340 59 15.779 16.281 visit 2 end hour visit 2 end hour visit 2 end hour visit 2 end hour visit 2 end hour Module 11: Result Codes Q11.3 Visit History: Write date and time and check the modules done in each visit - End time (hour) (Visit 2) 993 2412 1 45 15.619 3.788 visit 2 end minutes visit 2 end minutes visit 2 end minutes visit 2 end minutes visit 2 end minutes Module 11: Result Codes Q11.3 Visit History: Write date and time and check the modules done in each visit - End time (min) (Visit 2) 990 2415 59 27.36 18.014 visit 3 day visit 3 day visit 3 day visit 3 day visit 3 day Module 11: Result Codes Q11.3 Visit History: Write date and time and check the modules done in each visit - Date (day) (Visit 3) 162 3243 1 31 15.519 8.452 visit 3 month visit 3 month visit 3 month visit 3 month visit 3 month Module 11: Result Codes Q11.3 Visit History: Write date and time and check the modules done in each visit - Date (month) (Visit 3) 162 3243 5 6 7 12 Sysmiss visit 3 start hour visit 3 start hour visit 3 start hour visit 3 start hour visit 3 start hour Module 11: Result Codes Q11.3 Visit History: Write date and time and check the modules done in each visit - Start time (hour) (Visit 3) 161 3244 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 Sysmiss visit 3 start minutes visit 3 start minutes visit 3 start minutes visit 3 start minutes visit 3 start minutes Module 11: Result Codes Q11.3 Visit History: Write date and time and check the modules done in each visit - Start time (min) (Visit 3) 161 3244 50 12.789 15.081 visit 3 end hour visit 3 end hour visit 3 end hour visit 3 end hour visit 3 end hour Module 11: Result Codes Q11.3 Visit History: Write date and time and check the modules done in each visit - End time (hour) (Visit 3) 152 3253 6 7 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 Sysmiss visit 3 end minutes visit 3 end minutes visit 3 end minutes visit 3 end minutes visit 3 end minutes Module 11: Result Codes Q11.3 Visit History: Write date and time and check the modules done in each visit - End time (min) (Visit 3) 152 3253 59 26.138 19.461 visit 4 day visit 4 day visit 4 day visit 4 day visit 4 day Module 11: Result Codes Q11.3 Visit History: Write date and time and check the modules done in each visit - Date (day) (Visit 4) 24 3381 4 29 16.792 7.57 visit 4 month visit 4 month visit 4 month visit 4 month visit 4 month Module 11: Result Codes Q11.3 Visit History: Write date and time and check the modules done in each visit - Date (month) (Visit 4) 24 3381 6 7 Sysmiss visit 4 start hour visit 4 start hour visit 4 start hour visit 4 start hour visit 4 start hour Module 11: Result Codes Q11.3 Visit History: Write date and time and check the modules done in each visit - Start time (hour) (Visit 4) 24 3381 7 8 9 10 11 13 15 16 17 18 19 20 Sysmiss visit 4 start minute visit 4 start minute visit 4 start minute visit 4 start minute visit 4 start minute Module 11: Result Codes Q11.3 Visit History: Write date and time and check the modules done in each visit - Start time (min) (Visit 4) 24 3381 40 18.958 14.889 visit 4 end hour visit 4 end hour visit 4 end hour visit 4 end hour visit 4 end hour Module 11: Result Codes Q11.3 Visit History: Write date and time and check the modules done in each visit - End time (hour) (Visit 4) 22 3383 8 9 11 12 13 15 16 17 19 20 21 22 Sysmiss visit 4 end minute visit 4 end minute visit 4 end minute visit 4 end minute visit 4 end minute Module 11: Result Codes Q11.3 Visit History: Write date and time and check the modules done in each visit - End time (min) (Visit 4) 22 3383 56 25.773 20.265 visit 5 day visit 5 day visit 5 day visit 5 day visit 5 day Module 11: Result Codes Q11.3 Visit History: Write date and time and check the modules done in each visit - Date (day) (Visit 5) 4 3401 16 28 29 Sysmiss visit 5 month visit 5 month visit 5 month visit 5 month visit 5 month Module 11: Result Codes Q11.3 Visit History: Write date and time and check the modules done in each visit - Date (month) (Visit 5) 4 3401 6 7 Sysmiss visit 5 start hour visit 5 start hour visit 5 start hour visit 5 start hour visit 5 start hour Module 11: Result Codes Q11.3 Visit History: Write date and time and check the modules done in each visit - Start time (hour) (Visit 5) 4 3401 17 18 19 20 Sysmiss visit 5 start min visit 5 start min visit 5 start min visit 5 start min visit 5 start min Module 11: Result Codes Q11.3 Visit History: Write date and time and check the modules done in each visit - Start time (min) (Visit 5) 4 3401 35 11.25 16.52 visit 5 end hour visit 5 end hour visit 5 end hour visit 5 end hour visit 5 end hour Module 11: Result Codes Q11.3 Visit History: Write date and time and check the modules done in each visit - End time (hour) (Visit 5) 3 3402 19 Sysmiss visit 5 end minutes visit 5 end minutes visit 5 end minutes visit 5 end minutes visit 5 end minutes Module 11: Result Codes Q11.3 Visit History: Write date and time and check the modules done in each visit - End time (min) (Visit 5) 3 3402 55 35 30.414 visit 6 day visit 6 day visit 6 day visit 6 day visit 6 day Module 11: Result Codes Q11.3 Visit History: Write date and time and check the modules done in each visit - Date (day) (Visit 6) 1 3404 30 Sysmiss visit 6 month visit 6 month visit 6 month visit 6 month visit 6 month Module 11: Result Codes Q11.3 Visit History: Write date and time and check the modules done in each visit - Date (month) (Visit 6) 1 3404 6 Sysmiss visit 6 start hour visit 6 start hour visit 6 start hour visit 6 start hour visit 6 start hour Module 11: Result Codes Q11.3 Visit History: Write date and time and check the modules done in each visit - Start time (hour) (Visit 6) 1 3404 15 Sysmiss visit 6 start minute visit 6 start minute visit 6 start minute visit 6 start minute visit 6 start minute Module 11: Result Codes Q11.3 Visit History: Write date and time and check the modules done in each visit - Start time (min) (Visit 6) 1 3404 Sysmiss visit 6 end hour visit 6 end hour visit 6 end hour visit 6 end hour visit 6 end hour Module 11: Result Codes Q11.3 Visit History: Write date and time and check the modules done in each visit - End time (hour) (Visit 6) 3405 Sysmiss visit 6 end minute visit 6 end minute visit 6 end minute visit 6 end minute visit 6 end minute Module 11: Result Codes Q11.3 Visit History: Write date and time and check the modules done in each visit - End time (min) (Visit 6) 3405 Sysmiss visit 1 module 1a visit 1 module 1a visit 1 module 1a visit 1 module 1a visit 1 module 1a Module 11: Result Codes Q11.3 Visit History: Write date and time and check the modules done in each visit - Visit 1 Module 1A- Household roster 3404 1 1 Sysmiss visit 1 module 1b visit 1 module 1b visit 1 module 1b visit 1 module 1b visit 1 module 1b Module 11: Result Codes Q11.3 Visit History: Write date and time and check the modules done in each visit - Visit 1 Module 1BDwelling 3404 1 1 Sysmiss visit 1 module 2 visit 1 module 2 visit 1 module 2 visit 1 module 2 visit 1 module 2 Module 11: Result Codes Q11.3 Visit History: Write date and time and check the modules done in each visit - Visit 1 Module 2Education 3404 1 1 Sysmiss visit 1 module 3 visit 1 module 3 visit 1 module 3 visit 1 module 3 visit 1 module 3 Module 11: Result Codes Q11.3 Visit History: Write date and time and check the modules done in each visit - Visit 1 Module 3 Health 3404 1 1 Sysmiss visit 1 module 4a visit 1 module 4a visit 1 module 4a visit 1 module 4a visit 1 module 4a Module 11: Result Codes Q11.3 Visit History: Write date and time and check the modules done in each visit - Visit 1 Module 4A Labor force Participation 3404 1 1 Sysmiss visit 1 module 4b visit 1 module 4b visit 1 module 4b visit 1 module 4b visit 1 module 4b Module 11: Result Codes Q11.3 Visit History: Write date and time and check the modules done in each visit - Visit 1 Module 4B Work in past 7 days 3404 1 1 Sysmiss visit 1 module 4c visit 1 module 4c visit 1 module 4c visit 1 module 4c visit 1 module 4c Module 11: Result Codes Q11.3 Visit History: Write date and time and check the modules done in each visit - Visit 1 Module 4C Main work in past 7 days 3404 1 1 Sysmiss visit 1 module 5a visit 1 module 5a visit 1 module 5a visit 1 module 5a visit 1 module 5a Module 11: Result Codes Q11.3 Visit History: Write date and time and check the modules done in each visit - Visit 1 Module 5A Self-reported literacy/numeracy 3404 1 1 Sysmiss visit 1 modulle 5b visit 1 modulle 5b visit 1 modulle 5b visit 1 modulle 5b visit 1 modulle 5b Module 11: Result Codes Q11.3 Visit History: Write date and time and check the modules done in each visit - Visit 1 Module 5B Work skills 3404 1 1 Sysmiss visit module 6a visit module 6a visit module 6a visit module 6a visit module 6a Module 11: Result Codes Q11.3 Visit History: Write date and time and check the modules done in each visit - Visit 1 Module 6A Personality/ Behavior 3404 1 1 Sysmiss visit 1 module 6b visit 1 module 6b visit 1 module 6b visit 1 module 6b visit 1 module 6b Module 11: Result Codes Q11.3 Visit History: Write date and time and check the modules done in each visit - Visit 1 Module 6B Preferences 3404 1 1 Sysmiss visit 1 module 7 visit 1 module 7 visit 1 module 7 visit 1 module 7 visit 1 module 7 Module 11: Result Codes Q11.3 Visit History: Write date and time and check the modules done in each visit - Visit 1 Module 7 Family 3404 1 1 Sysmiss visit 1 module 9 visit 1 module 9 visit 1 module 9 visit 1 module 9 visit 1 module 9 Module 11: Result Codes Q11.3 Visit History: Write date and time and check the modules done in each visit - Visit 1 Module 9 Reading Exercises 3404 1 1 Sysmiss visit 2 module 1a visit 2 module 1a visit 2 module 1a visit 2 module 1a visit 2 module 1a Module 11: Result Codes Q11.3 Visit History: Write date and time and check the modules done in each visit - Visit 2 Module 1A Household Roster 1071 2334 1 Sysmiss visit 1 module 1b visit 1 module 1b visit 1 module 1b visit 1 module 1b visit 1 module 1b Module 11: Result Codes Q11.3 Visit History: Write date and time and check the modules done in each visit - Visit 1 Module 1B Dwelling 1071 2334 1 Sysmiss visit 2 module 2 visit 2 module 2 visit 2 module 2 visit 2 module 2 visit 2 module 2 Module 11: Result Codes Q11.3 Visit History: Write date and time and check the modules done in each visit - Visit 2 Module 2 Education 1071 2334 1 Sysmiss visit 2 module 3 visit 2 module 3 visit 2 module 3 visit 2 module 3 visit 2 module 3 Module 11: Result Codes Q11.3 Visit History: Write date and time and check the modules done in each visit - Visit 2 Module 3 Health 1071 2334 1 Sysmiss visit 2 module 4a visit 2 module 4a visit 2 module 4a visit 2 module 4a visit 2 module 4a Module 11: Result Codes Q11.3 Visit History: Write date and time and check the modules done in each visit - Visit 2 Module 4A Labor force Participation 1071 2334 1 Sysmiss visit 2 module 4b visit 2 module 4b visit 2 module 4b visit 2 module 4b visit 2 module 4b Module 11: Result Codes Q11.3 Visit History: Write date and time and check the modules done in each visit - Visit 2 Module 4B Work in past 7 days 1071 2334 1 Sysmiss visit 2 module 4c visit 2 module 4c visit 2 module 4c visit 2 module 4c visit 2 module 4c Module 11: Result Codes Q11.3 Visit History: Write date and time and check the modules done in each visit - Visit 2 Module 4C Main work in past 7 days 1071 2334 1 Sysmiss visit 2 module 5a visit 2 module 5a visit 2 module 5a visit 2 module 5a visit 2 module 5a Module 11: Result Codes Q11.3 Visit History: Write date and time and check the modules done in each visit - Visit 2 Module 5A Self-reported literacy/numeracy 1071 2334 1 Sysmiss visit 2 module 5b visit 2 module 5b visit 2 module 5b visit 2 module 5b visit 2 module 5b Module 11: Result Codes Q11.3 Visit History: Write date and time and check the modules done in each visit - Visit 2 Module 5B Work skills 1071 2334 1 Sysmiss visit 2 module 6a visit 2 module 6a visit 2 module 6a visit 2 module 6a visit 2 module 6a Module 11: Result Codes Q11.3 Visit History: Write date and time and check the modules done in each visit - Visit 2 Module 6A Personality/ Behavior 1071 2334 1 Sysmiss visit 2 module 6b visit 2 module 6b visit 2 module 6b visit 2 module 6b visit 2 module 6b Module 11: Result Codes Q11.3 Visit History: Write date and time and check the modules done in each visit - Visit 2 Module 6B Preferences 1071 2334 1 Sysmiss visit 2 module 7 visit 2 module 7 visit 2 module 7 visit 2 module 7 visit 2 module 7 Module 11: Result Codes Q11.3 Visit History: Write date and time and check the modules done in each visit - Visit 2 Module 7 Family 1071 2334 1 Sysmiss visit 2 module 9 visit 2 module 9 visit 2 module 9 visit 2 module 9 visit 2 module 9 Module 11: Result Codes Q11.3 Visit History: Write date and time and check the modules done in each visit - Visit 2 Module 9 Reading Exercises 1071 2334 1 Sysmiss visit 3 module 1a visit 3 module 1a visit 3 module 1a visit 3 module 1a visit 3 module 1a Module 11: Result Codes Q11.3 Visit History: Write date and time and check the modules done in each visit - Visit 3 Module 1A Household Roster 163 3242 1 Sysmiss visit 3 module 1b visit 3 module 1b visit 3 module 1b visit 3 module 1b visit 3 module 1b Module 11: Result Codes Q11.3 Visit History: Write date and time and check the modules done in each visit - Visit 3 Module 1B Dwelling 163 3242 1 Sysmiss visit 3 module 2 visit 3 module 2 visit 3 module 2 visit 3 module 2 visit 3 module 2 Module 11: Result Codes Q11.3 Visit History: Write date and time and check the modules done in each visit - Visit 3 Module 2 Education 163 3242 1 Sysmiss visit 3 module 3 visit 3 module 3 visit 3 module 3 visit 3 module 3 visit 3 module 3 Module 11: Result Codes Q11.3 Visit History: Write date and time and check the modules done in each visit - Visit 3 Module 3 Health 163 3242 1 Sysmiss visit 3 module 4a visit 3 module 4a visit 3 module 4a visit 3 module 4a visit 3 module 4a Module 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 Participation 163 3242 1 Sysmiss visit 3 module 4b visit 3 module 4b visit 3 module 4b visit 3 module 4b visit 3 module 4b Module 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 days 163 3242 1 Sysmiss visit 3 module 4c visit 3 module 4c visit 3 module 4c visit 3 module 4c visit 3 module 4c Module 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 days 163 3242 1 Sysmiss visit 3 module 5a visit 3 module 5a visit 3 module 5a visit 3 module 5a visit 3 module 5a Module 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/numeracy 163 3242 1 Sysmiss visit 3 module 5b visit 3 module 5b visit 3 module 5b visit 3 module 5b visit 3 module 5b Module 11: Result Codes Q11.3 Visit History: Write date and time and check the modules done in each visit - Visit 3 Module 5B Work skills 163 3242 1 Sysmiss visit 3 module 6a visit 3 module 6a visit 3 module 6a visit 3 module 6a visit 3 module 6a Module 11: Result Codes Q11.3 Visit History: Write date and time and check the modules done in each visit - Visit 3 Module 6A Personality/ Behavior 163 3242 1 Sysmiss visit 3 module 6b visit 3 module 6b visit 3 module 6b visit 3 module 6b visit 3 module 6b Module 11: Result Codes Q11.3 Visit History: Write date and time and check the modules done in each visit - Visit 3 Module 6B Preferences 163 3242 1 Sysmiss visit 3 module 7 visit 3 module 7 visit 3 module 7 visit 3 module 7 visit 3 module 7 Module 11: Result Codes Q11.3 Visit History: Write date and time and check the modules done in each visit - Visit 3 Module 7 Family 163 3242 1 Sysmiss visit 3 module 9 visit 3 module 9 visit 3 module 9 visit 3 module 9 visit 3 module 9 Module 11: Result Codes Q11.3 Visit History: Write date and time and check the modules done in each visit - Visit 3 Module 9 Reading Exercises 163 3242 1 Sysmiss visit 4 module 1a visit 4 module 1a visit 4 module 1a visit 4 module 1a visit 4 module 1a Module 11: Result Codes Q11.3 Visit History: Write date and time and check the modules done in each visit - Visit 4 Module 1A Household Roster 24 3381 1 Sysmiss visit 4 module 1b visit 4 module 1b visit 4 module 1b visit 4 module 1b visit 4 module 1b Module 11: Result Codes Q11.3 Visit History: Write date and time and check the modules done in each visit - Visit 4 Module 1B Dwelling 24 3381 1 Sysmiss visit 4 module 2 visit 4 module 2 visit 4 module 2 visit 4 module 2 visit 4 module 2 Module 11: Result Codes Q11.3 Visit History: Write date and time and check the modules done in each visit - Visit 4 Module 2 Education 24 3381 1 Sysmiss visit 4 module 3 visit 4 module 3 visit 4 module 3 visit 4 module 3 visit 4 module 3 Module 11: Result Codes Q11.3 Visit History: Write date and time and check the modules done in each visit - Visit 4 Module 3 Health 24 3381 1 Sysmiss vidit 4 module 4a vidit 4 module 4a vidit 4 module 4a vidit 4 module 4a vidit 4 module 4a Module 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 Participation 24 3381 1 Sysmiss visit 4 module 4b visit 4 module 4b visit 4 module 4b visit 4 module 4b visit 4 module 4b Module 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 days 24 3381 1 Sysmiss visit 4 module 4c visit 4 module 4c visit 4 module 4c visit 4 module 4c visit 4 module 4c Module 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 days 24 3381 1 Sysmiss visit 4 module 5a visit 4 module 5a visit 4 module 5a visit 4 module 5a visit 4 module 5a Module 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/numeracy 24 3381 1 Sysmiss visit 4 module 5b visit 4 module 5b visit 4 module 5b visit 4 module 5b visit 4 module 5b Module 11: Result Codes Q11.3 Visit History: Write date and time and check the modules done in each visit - Visit 4 Module 5B Work skills 24 3381 1 Sysmiss visit 4 module 6a visit 4 module 6a visit 4 module 6a visit 4 module 6a visit 4 module 6a Module 11: Result Codes Q11.3 Visit History: Write date and time and check the modules done in each visit - Visit 4 Module 6A Personality/ Behavior 24 3381 1 Sysmiss visit 4 module 6b visit 4 module 6b visit 4 module 6b visit 4 module 6b visit 4 module 6b Module 11: Result Codes Q11.3 Visit History: Write date and time and check the modules done in each visit - Visit 4 Module 6B Preferences 24 3381 1 Sysmiss visit 4 module 7 visit 4 module 7 visit 4 module 7 visit 4 module 7 visit 4 module 7 Module 11: Result Codes Q11.3 Visit History: Write date and time and check the modules done in each visit - Visit 4 Module 7 Family 24 3381 1 Sysmiss visit 4 module 9 visit 4 module 9 visit 4 module 9 visit 4 module 9 visit 4 module 9 Module 11: Result Codes Q11.3 Visit History: Write date and time and check the modules done in each visit - Visit 4 Module 9 Reading Exercises 24 3381 1 Sysmiss visit 5 module 1a visit 5 module 1a visit 5 module 1a visit 5 module 1a visit 5 module 1a Module 11: Result Codes Q11.3 Visit History: Write date and time and check the modules done in each visit - Visit 5 Module 1A Household Roster 4 3401 1 Sysmiss visit 5 module 1b visit 5 module 1b visit 5 module 1b visit 5 module 1b visit 5 module 1b Module 11: Result Codes Q11.3 Visit History: Write date and time and check the modules done in each visit - Visit 5 Module 1B Dwelling 4 3401 1 Sysmiss visit 5 module 2 visit 5 module 2 visit 5 module 2 visit 5 module 2 visit 5 module 2 Module 11: Result Codes Q11.3 Visit History: Write date and time and check the modules done in each visit - Visit 5 Module 2 Education 4 3401 1 Sysmiss visit 5 module 3 visit 5 module 3 visit 5 module 3 visit 5 module 3 visit 5 module 3 Module 11: Result Codes Q11.3 Visit History: Write date and time and check the modules done in each visit - Visit 5 Module 3 Health 4 3401 1 Sysmiss visit 5 module 4a visit 5 module 4a visit 5 module 4a visit 5 module 4a visit 5 module 4a Module 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 Participation 4 3401 1 Sysmiss visit 5 module 4b visit 5 module 4b visit 5 module 4b visit 5 module 4b visit 5 module 4b Module 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 days 4 3401 1 Sysmiss visit 5 module 4c visit 5 module 4c visit 5 module 4c visit 5 module 4c visit 5 module 4c Module 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 days 4 3401 1 Sysmiss visit 5 module 5a visit 5 module 5a visit 5 module 5a visit 5 module 5a visit 5 module 5a Module 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/numeracy 4 3401 1 Sysmiss visit 5 module 5b visit 5 module 5b visit 5 module 5b visit 5 module 5b visit 5 module 5b Module 11: Result Codes Q11.3 Visit History: Write date and time and check the modules done in each visit - Visit 5 Module 5B Work skills 4 3401 1 Sysmiss visit 5 module 6a visit 5 module 6a visit 5 module 6a visit 5 module 6a visit 5 module 6a Module 11: Result Codes Q11.3 Visit History: Write date and time and check the modules done in each visit - Visit 5 Module 6A Personality/ Behavior 4 3401 1 Sysmiss visit 5 module 6b visit 5 module 6b visit 5 module 6b visit 5 module 6b visit 5 module 6b Module 11: Result Codes Q11.3 Visit History: Write date and time and check the modules done in each visit - Visit 5 Module 6B Preferences 4 3401 1 Sysmiss visit 5 module 7 visit 5 module 7 visit 5 module 7 visit 5 module 7 visit 5 module 7 Module 11: Result Codes Q11.3 Visit History: Write date and time and check the modules done in each visit - Visit 5 Module 7 Family 4 3401 1 Sysmiss visit 5 module 9 visit 5 module 9 visit 5 module 9 visit 5 module 9 visit 5 module 9 Module 11: Result Codes Q11.3 Visit History: Write date and time and check the modules done in each visit - Visit 5 Module 9 Reading Exercises 4 3401 1 Sysmiss visit 6 module 1a visit 6 module 1a visit 6 module 1a visit 6 module 1a visit 6 module 1a Module 11: Result Codes Q11.3 Visit History: Write date and time and check the modules done in each visit - Visit 6 Module 1A Household Roster 1 3404 1 Sysmiss visit 6 module 1b visit 6 module 1b visit 6 module 1b visit 6 module 1b visit 6 module 1b Module 11: Result Codes Q11.3 Visit History: Write date and time and check the modules done in each visit - Visit 6 Module 1B Dwelling 1 3404 1 Sysmiss visit 6 module 2 visit 6 module 2 visit 6 module 2 visit 6 module 2 visit 6 module 2 Module 11: Result Codes Q11.3 Visit History: Write date and time and check the modules done in each visit - Visit 6 Module 2 Education 1 3404 1 Sysmiss visit 6 module 3 visit 6 module 3 visit 6 module 3 visit 6 module 3 visit 6 module 3 Module 11: Result Codes Q11.3 Visit History: Write date and time and check the modules done in each visit - Visit 6 Module 3 Health 1 3404 1 Sysmiss visit 6 module 4a visit 6 module 4a visit 6 module 4a visit 6 module 4a visit 6 module 4a Module 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 Participation 1 3404 1 Sysmiss visit 6 module 4b visit 6 module 4b visit 6 module 4b visit 6 module 4b visit 6 module 4b Module 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 days 1 3404 1 Sysmiss visit 6 module 4c visit 6 module 4c visit 6 module 4c visit 6 module 4c visit 6 module 4c Module 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 days 1 3404 1 Sysmiss visit 6 module 5a visit 6 module 5a visit 6 module 5a visit 6 module 5a visit 6 module 5a Module 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/numeracy 1 3404 1 Sysmiss visit 6 module 5b visit 6 module 5b visit 6 module 5b visit 6 module 5b visit 6 module 5b Module 11: Result Codes Q11.3 Visit History: Write date and time and check the modules done in each visit - Visit 6 Module 5B Work skills 1 3404 1 Sysmiss visit 6 module 6a visit 6 module 6a visit 6 module 6a visit 6 module 6a visit 6 module 6a Module 11: Result Codes Q11.3 Visit History: Write date and time and check the modules done in each visit - Visit 6 Module 6A Personality/ Behavior 1 3404 1 Sysmiss visit 6 module 6b visit 6 module 6b visit 6 module 6b visit 6 module 6b visit 6 module 6b Module 11: Result Codes Q11.3 Visit History: Write date and time and check the modules done in each visit - Visit 6 Module 6B Preferences 1 3404 1 Sysmiss visit 6 module 7 visit 6 module 7 visit 6 module 7 visit 6 module 7 visit 6 module 7 Module 11: Result Codes Q11.3 Visit History: Write date and time and check the modules done in each visit - Visit 6 Module 7 Family 1 3404 1 Sysmiss visit 6 module 9 visit 6 module 9 visit 6 module 9 visit 6 module 9 visit 6 module 9 Module 11: Result Codes Q11.3 Visit History: Write date and time and check the modules done in each visit - Visit 6 Module 9 Reading Exercises 1 3404 1 Sysmiss id respondent 1 id respondent 1 id respondent 1 id respondent 1 id respondent 1 Module 11: Result Codes Q11.3 ID of respondent 3405 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 id respondent 2 id respondent 2 id respondent 2 id respondent 2 id respondent 2 Module 11: Result Codes Q11.3 ID of respondent 3405 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 laguange of modules 2-7 laguange of modules 2-7 laguange of modules 2-7 laguange of modules 2-7 laguange of modules 2-7 Module 11: Result Codes Q11.4 What language were the individual modules (2-7) conducted in? 3310 .viÖt 0tieng viet 2 2tiÕng viÖt TIÕng VIÖt TIÕng ViÖt TV TV1 Tieng Vie6 Tieng Viet Tieng viet Tiwng viet TiÕng viÖt TiÕng Ph¸p TiÕng VIÖt TiÕng ViÖt TiÕng viªt TiÕng viÖt Tv Tݪng ViÖt Tݪng viÖt VIÖT Viet ViÖt t iÕngviÖt t viÖt t.viÖt tieng viet tieng viet. tieng viÖt tiengs viÖt tiiÕng ViÖt tiiÕng hoa tiªng viÖt tiªngs viÖt tiÐng viÖt tiÒng viÖt tiÔng ViÖt tiÔng viÖt tiÕg viÖt tiÕn viÖt tiÕng viÖt tiÕng VIÖt tiÕng ViiÖt tiÕng ViÖt tiÕng hoa+tiÕng viÖt tiÕng vIÖt tiÕng vieejt tiÕng vieetjŽ tiÕng vieietj tiÕng viªt tiÕng viªtj tiÕng viÑt tiÕng viÖ tiÕng viÖc tiÕng viÖt tiÕng viÖt. tiÕng viÖt1 tiÕng viÖtt ttiÐng viÖt tv tÕng viÖt vi?t viet viªt viªt. viªtj viÑt viÖt viÖt 2 viÖt, viÖt. was 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? 3405 1 yes 2 no language used on module 6 language used on module 6 language used on module 6 language used on module 6 language used on module 6 Module 11: Result Codes Q11.6 Which language version was used for Module 6 (Personality, Behavior and Preferences)? result code of interview result code of interview result code of interview result code of interview result code of interview Module 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. 3405 21 household refused to continue (time constraints, did not want the bother, other general refusal) 22 household module could not be continued because of unusual circumstance 31 no household member in the eligible range of 15-64 32 selected individual refused (time constraints, did not want to bother, other general refusal) 33 selected individual could not be interviewed because of unusual circumstance (death in family, serious illness, fire in 34 another household member refused to let selected individual do individual modules 35 selected individual could not be contacted after three visits during field period 36 selected individual will be absent for the entire field period (information from household member) 37 selected individual is deaf or so hard-of-hearing that cannot do survey, and no translator available 38 selected individual has a learning or mental disability so that he or she is unable to answer (including emotional condi 39 selected individual has a speech impairment that prevents doing the survey, and no translator available 40 language problem - selected individual did not speak a language that could be understood by survey team, and no translat 51 individual refused to continue (time constraints, did not want the bother, other general refusal) 52 individual interview could not be continued because of unusual circumstance 61 individual does not read or write the language of the general booklet so refused to begin 62 individual refused to begin booklet (time constraints, did not want to bother, other general refusal) 63 individual could not do general booklet because of unusual circumstance 64 individual could not do general booklet because of blindness or visual impairment 65 individual could not do general booklet because of other physical disability (cannot hold pen) 71 individual looked at booklet but unable to read and write the language of the booklet so did not begin 72 individual began general booklet but refused to continue 73 individual had too long an interruption in the general booklet, so it could not be resumed 74 general booklet stopped because of unusual circumstance 75 individual attempted the general booklet but did not mark any answers 76 individual did part or all of general booklet but did not pass to exercise booklet (pass 3/8 in section b) 81 individual did not attempt any of the exercise booklet/ refused to start 82 individual had too long an interruption in the exercise booklet, so it could not be resumed 83 exercise booklet stopped because of unusual circumstance 84 individual attempted some of the exercise booklet but did not mark any answers 85 individual attempted the whole exercise booklet but did not mark any answers 86 individual marked some of the exercise booklet but did not attempt all the items 87 individual marked some items of the exercise booklet and attempted all items 88 individual marked all the questions of the exercise booklet Person Unique ID Person Unique ID Person Unique ID Person Unique ID Person Unique ID 3405 61000101001 69000327027 62818128845.493 1553887983.771 Whether or not the literacy assessment begun Whether or not the literacy assessment begun Whether or not the literacy assessment begun Whether or not the literacy assessment begun Whether or not the literacy assessment begun 3339 66 No 1 Yes Sysmiss Person operational identification number Person operational identification number Person operational identification number Person operational identification number Person operational identification number 3328 77 101011 327299 212946.537 65458.32 CASEID corrected by the WB STEP Team when errors identified CASEID corrected by the WB STEP Team when errors identified CASEID corrected by the WB STEP Team when errors identified CASEID corrected by the WB STEP Team when errors identified CASEID corrected by the WB STEP Team when errors identified 3328 77 101011 327299 212946.537 65458.32 Country ID (numeric) Country ID (numeric) Country ID (numeric) Country ID (numeric) Country ID (numeric) 3328 77 68 Bolivia 144 Sri Lanka 170 Colombia 288 Ghana 418 Laos 704 Vietnam 804 Ukraine 1561 Yunnan (People's Republic of China) Sysmiss 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) 3328 VNM Design Design Design Design Design 3405 1 Full 2 Partial General Booklet ID General Booklet ID General Booklet ID General Booklet ID General Booklet ID 3328 77 1001 8420 4645.893 2298.586 Interviewer ID Interviewer ID Interviewer ID Interviewer ID Interviewer ID 3328 77 12 85 47.814 23.02 Interview Date (DD) Interview Date (DD) Interview Date (DD) Interview Date (DD) Interview Date (DD) 3328 77 1 31 15.516 8.787 Interview Date (MM) Interview Date (MM) Interview Date (MM) Interview Date (MM) Interview Date (MM) 3328 77 5 6 7 Sysmiss Interview Date (YYYY) Interview Date (YYYY) Interview Date (YYYY) Interview Date (YYYY) Interview Date (YYYY) 3328 77 3 2012 2011.396 34.825 Interview Time Start Interview Time Start Interview Time Start Interview Time Start Interview Time Start 3328 77 2730 1394.441 376.615 Interview Time End Interview Time End Interview Time End Interview Time End Interview Time End 3328 77 9035 1437.241 397.329 Scorer ID Scorer ID Scorer ID Scorer ID Scorer ID 3328 77 1 2 3 4 5 Sysmiss Scoring Bundle ID Scoring Bundle ID Scoring Bundle ID Scoring Bundle ID Scoring Bundle ID 3328 01 02 03 04 05 06 07 08 09 1 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 17. 18 2 3 4 5 6 6. 7 8 9 Scoring Date (DD) Scoring Date (DD) Scoring Date (DD) Scoring Date (DD) Scoring Date (DD) 3328 77 1 30 11.931 7.687 Scoring Date (MM) Scoring Date (MM) Scoring Date (MM) Scoring Date (MM) Scoring Date (MM) 3328 77 6 7 8 Sysmiss Scoring Date (YYYY) Scoring Date (YYYY) Scoring Date (YYYY) Scoring Date (YYYY) Scoring Date (YYYY) 3328 77 2012 Sysmiss Key Operator ID Key Operator ID Key Operator ID Key Operator ID Key Operator ID 3328 77 2 411 3.494 12.703 Exercise Booklet ID Exercise Booklet ID Exercise Booklet ID Exercise Booklet ID Exercise Booklet ID 776 2629 1453 8704 4880.617 2318.76 Interviewer ID Interviewer ID Interviewer ID Interviewer ID Interviewer ID 776 2629 85 47.316 23.245 Interview Date (DD) Interview Date (DD) Interview Date (DD) Interview Date (DD) Interview Date (DD) 776 2629 1 31 15.579 8.852 Interview Date (MM) Interview Date (MM) Interview Date (MM) Interview Date (MM) Interview Date (MM) 776 2629 5 6 7 Sysmiss Interview Date (YYYY) Interview Date (YYYY) Interview Date (YYYY) Interview Date (YYYY) Interview Date (YYYY) 776 2629 2012 Sysmiss Interview Time Start Interview Time Start Interview Time Start Interview Time Start Interview Time Start 776 2629 2232 1454.992 375.206 Interview Time End Interview Time End Interview Time End Interview Time End Interview Time End 776 2629 2255 1512.207 375.563 Scorer ID Scorer ID Scorer ID Scorer ID Scorer ID 776 2629 1 2 3 4 5 Sysmiss Scoring Bundle ID Scoring Bundle ID Scoring Bundle ID Scoring Bundle ID Scoring Bundle ID 776 01 01. 02 03 04 05 06 07 08 09 1 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 Scoring Date (DD) Scoring Date (DD) Scoring Date (DD) Scoring Date (DD) Scoring Date (DD) 776 2629 1 30 11.954 7.621 Scoring Date (MM) Scoring Date (MM) Scoring Date (MM) Scoring Date (MM) Scoring Date (MM) 776 2629 6 7 8 9 Sysmiss Scoring Date (YYYY) Scoring Date (YYYY) Scoring Date (YYYY) Scoring Date (YYYY) Scoring Date (YYYY) 776 2629 2012 Sysmiss Key Operator ID Key Operator ID Key Operator ID Key Operator ID Key Operator ID 776 2629 2 170 3.231 6.04 Exercise Booklet ID Exercise Booklet ID Exercise Booklet ID Exercise Booklet ID Exercise Booklet ID 765 2640 1570 8674 4959.969 2311.009 Interviewer ID Interviewer ID Interviewer ID Interviewer ID Interviewer ID 765 2640 754 47.669 34.568 Interview Date (DD) Interview Date (DD) Interview Date (DD) Interview Date (DD) Interview Date (DD) 765 2640 31 15.452 8.677 Interview Date (MM) Interview Date (MM) Interview Date (MM) Interview Date (MM) Interview Date (MM) 765 2640 5 6 7 Sysmiss Interview Date (YYYY) Interview Date (YYYY) Interview Date (YYYY) Interview Date (YYYY) Interview Date (YYYY) 765 2640 2012 Sysmiss Interview Time Start Interview Time Start Interview Time Start Interview Time Start Interview Time Start 765 2640 2236 1431.239 392.498 Interview Time End Interview Time End Interview Time End Interview Time End Interview Time End 765 2640 6094 1494.922 424.896 Scorer ID Scorer ID Scorer ID Scorer ID Scorer ID 765 2640 1 2 3 4 5 Sysmiss Scoring Bundle ID Scoring Bundle ID Scoring Bundle ID Scoring Bundle ID Scoring Bundle ID 765 01 02 03 04 05 06 07 08 09 1 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 Scoring Date (DD) Scoring Date (DD) Scoring Date (DD) Scoring Date (DD) Scoring Date (DD) 765 2640 1 30 11.928 7.665 Scoring Date (MM) Scoring Date (MM) Scoring Date (MM) Scoring Date (MM) Scoring Date (MM) 765 2640 6 7 8 Sysmiss Scoring Date (YYYY) Scoring Date (YYYY) Scoring Date (YYYY) Scoring Date (YYYY) Scoring Date (YYYY) 765 2640 2012 Sysmiss Key Operator ID Key Operator ID Key Operator ID Key Operator ID Key Operator ID 765 2640 2 25 3.027 1.072 Exercise Booklet ID Exercise Booklet ID Exercise Booklet ID Exercise Booklet ID Exercise Booklet ID 780 2625 1691 8794 5117.283 2296.41 Interviewer ID Interviewer ID Interviewer ID Interviewer ID Interviewer ID 780 2625 12 85 47.256 23.032 Interview Date (DD) Interview Date (DD) Interview Date (DD) Interview Date (DD) Interview Date (DD) 780 2625 1 31 15.383 8.74 Interview Date (MM) Interview Date (MM) Interview Date (MM) Interview Date (MM) Interview Date (MM) 780 2625 4 5 6 7 9 Sysmiss Interview Date (YYYY) Interview Date (YYYY) Interview Date (YYYY) Interview Date (YYYY) Interview Date (YYYY) 780 2625 2012 Sysmiss Interview Time Start Interview Time Start Interview Time Start Interview Time Start Interview Time Start 780 2625 2305 1440.788 377.223 Interview Time End Interview Time End Interview Time End Interview Time End Interview Time End 780 2625 5195 1501.958 397.509 Scorer ID Scorer ID Scorer ID Scorer ID Scorer ID 780 2625 1 201 3.042 7.266 Scoring Bundle ID Scoring Bundle ID Scoring Bundle ID Scoring Bundle ID Scoring Bundle ID 780 01 02 03 04 05 06 07 08 09 1 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 Scoring Date (DD) Scoring Date (DD) Scoring Date (DD) Scoring Date (DD) Scoring Date (DD) 780 2625 1 30 12.01 7.625 Scoring Date (MM) Scoring Date (MM) Scoring Date (MM) Scoring Date (MM) Scoring Date (MM) 780 2625 6 7 8 Sysmiss Scoring Date (YYYY) Scoring Date (YYYY) Scoring Date (YYYY) Scoring Date (YYYY) Scoring Date (YYYY) 780 2625 2012 Sysmiss Key Operator ID Key Operator ID Key Operator ID Key Operator ID Key Operator ID 780 2625 2 3 4 5 Sysmiss Exercise Booklet ID Exercise Booklet ID Exercise Booklet ID Exercise Booklet ID Exercise Booklet ID 779 2626 1810 8915 5257.965 2287.461 Interviewer ID Interviewer ID Interviewer ID Interviewer ID Interviewer ID 779 2626 12 85 47.462 22.875 Interview Date (DD) Interview Date (DD) Interview Date (DD) Interview Date (DD) Interview Date (DD) 779 2626 1 31 15.556 8.788 Interview Date (MM) Interview Date (MM) Interview Date (MM) Interview Date (MM) Interview Date (MM) 779 2626 5 6 7 8 Sysmiss Interview Date (YYYY) Interview Date (YYYY) Interview Date (YYYY) Interview Date (YYYY) Interview Date (YYYY) 779 2626 2012 Sysmiss Interview Time Start Interview Time Start Interview Time Start Interview Time Start Interview Time Start 779 2626 2255 1434.27 371.472 Interview Time End Interview Time End Interview Time End Interview Time End Interview Time End 779 2626 2316 1491.923 372.082 Scorer ID Scorer ID Scorer ID Scorer ID Scorer ID 779 2626 1 2 3 4 5 8 Sysmiss Scoring Bundle ID Scoring Bundle ID Scoring Bundle ID Scoring Bundle ID Scoring Bundle ID 779 01 02 03 04 05 06 07 08 09 1 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 Scoring Date (DD) Scoring Date (DD) Scoring Date (DD) Scoring Date (DD) Scoring Date (DD) 779 2626 1 30 11.877 7.706 Scoring Date (MM) Scoring Date (MM) Scoring Date (MM) Scoring Date (MM) Scoring Date (MM) 779 2626 6 7 8 Sysmiss Scoring Date (YYYY) Scoring Date (YYYY) Scoring Date (YYYY) Scoring Date (YYYY) Scoring Date (YYYY) 779 2626 2012 Sysmiss Key Operator ID Key Operator ID Key Operator ID Key Operator ID Key Operator ID 779 2626 2 3 4 22 Sysmiss General Booklet ID General Booklet ID General Booklet ID General Booklet ID General Booklet ID 3328 77 1001 8420 4645.893 2298.586 Interviewer ID Interviewer ID Interviewer ID Interviewer ID Interviewer ID 3328 77 12 85 47.83 23.032 Interview Date (DD) Interview Date (DD) Interview Date (DD) Interview Date (DD) Interview Date (DD) 3328 77 1 31 15.508 8.778 Interview Date (MM) Interview Date (MM) Interview Date (MM) Interview Date (MM) Interview Date (MM) 3328 77 5 6 7 Sysmiss Interview Date (YYYY) Interview Date (YYYY) Interview Date (YYYY) Interview Date (YYYY) Interview Date (YYYY) 3328 77 2012 Sysmiss Interview Time Start Interview Time Start Interview Time Start Interview Time Start Interview Time Start 3328 77 8030 1396.347 392.833 Interview Time End Interview Time End Interview Time End Interview Time End Interview Time End 3328 77 9040 1437.071 397.089 Scorer ID Scorer ID Scorer ID Scorer ID Scorer ID 3328 77 1 2 3 4 5 Sysmiss Scoring Bundle ID Scoring Bundle ID Scoring Bundle ID Scoring Bundle ID Scoring Bundle ID 3328 01 02 03 04 05 06 07 08 09 1 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 Scoring Date (DD) Scoring Date (DD) Scoring Date (DD) Scoring Date (DD) Scoring Date (DD) 3328 77 1 30 11.936 7.684 Scoring Date (MM) Scoring Date (MM) Scoring Date (MM) Scoring Date (MM) Scoring Date (MM) 3328 77 6 7 8 9 Sysmiss Scoring Date (YYYY) Scoring Date (YYYY) Scoring Date (YYYY) Scoring Date (YYYY) Scoring Date (YYYY) 3328 77 2012 Sysmiss Key Operator ID Key Operator ID Key Operator ID Key Operator ID Key Operator ID 3328 77 2 3 4 5 Sysmiss RC Timing Part 1 RC Timing Part 1 RC Timing Part 1 RC Timing Part 1 RC Timing Part 1 3328 77 2027 200.084 128.509 RC Timing Part 2 RC Timing Part 2 RC Timing Part 2 RC Timing Part 2 RC Timing Part 2 3328 77 1900 271.166 160.391 RC Timing Part 3 RC Timing Part 3 RC Timing Part 3 RC Timing Part 3 RC Timing Part 3 3328 77 1949 265.711 162.484 RC Timing Part 4 RC Timing Part 4 RC Timing Part 4 RC Timing Part 4 RC Timing Part 4 3328 77 1500 179.505 123.715 RC Timing Part 5 RC Timing Part 5 RC Timing Part 5 RC Timing Part 5 RC Timing Part 5 3328 77 5000 147.405 138.099 Passage Comprehension Timing Overall Passage Comprehension Timing Overall Passage Comprehension Timing Overall Passage Comprehension Timing Overall Passage Comprehension Timing Overall 3328 77 5351 592.62 370.049 Exercise booklet ID Exercise booklet ID Exercise booklet ID Exercise booklet ID Exercise booklet ID 3100 305 1453 8915 5054.571 2306.87 PV Q1 Square (Scored Response) PV Q1 Square (Scored Response) PV Q1 Square (Scored Response) PV Q1 Square (Scored Response) PV Q1 Square (Scored Response) 3316 89 No response 1 Correct response 7 Incorrect response Sysmiss PV Q2 Butterfly (Scored Response) PV Q2 Butterfly (Scored Response) PV Q2 Butterfly (Scored Response) PV Q2 Butterfly (Scored Response) PV Q2 Butterfly (Scored Response) 3316 89 No response 1 Correct response 7 Incorrect response Sysmiss PV Q3 Hand (Scored Response) PV Q3 Hand (Scored Response) PV Q3 Hand (Scored Response) PV Q3 Hand (Scored Response) PV Q3 Hand (Scored Response) 3316 89 No response 1 Correct response 7 Incorrect response Sysmiss PV Q4 Baby (Scored Response) PV Q4 Baby (Scored Response) PV Q4 Baby (Scored Response) PV Q4 Baby (Scored Response) PV Q4 Baby (Scored Response) 3316 89 No response 1 Correct response 7 Incorrect response Sysmiss PV Q5 Ruler (Scored Response) PV Q5 Ruler (Scored Response) PV Q5 Ruler (Scored Response) PV Q5 Ruler (Scored Response) PV Q5 Ruler (Scored Response) 3316 89 No response 1 Correct response 7 Incorrect response Sysmiss PV Q6 Bird (Scored Response) PV Q6 Bird (Scored Response) PV Q6 Bird (Scored Response) PV Q6 Bird (Scored Response) PV Q6 Bird (Scored Response) 3316 89 No response 1 Correct response 7 Incorrect response Sysmiss PV Q7 Moon (Scored Response) PV Q7 Moon (Scored Response) PV Q7 Moon (Scored Response) PV Q7 Moon (Scored Response) PV Q7 Moon (Scored Response) 3316 89 No response 1 Correct response 7 Incorrect response Sysmiss PV Q8 Crown (Scored Response) PV Q8 Crown (Scored Response) PV Q8 Crown (Scored Response) PV Q8 Crown (Scored Response) PV Q8 Crown (Scored Response) 3316 89 No response 1 Correct response 7 Incorrect response Sysmiss PV Q9 Computer (Scored Response) PV Q9 Computer (Scored Response) PV Q9 Computer (Scored Response) PV Q9 Computer (Scored Response) PV Q9 Computer (Scored Response) 3316 89 No response 1 Correct response 7 Incorrect response Sysmiss PV Q10 Elephant (Scored Response) PV Q10 Elephant (Scored Response) PV Q10 Elephant (Scored Response) PV Q10 Elephant (Scored Response) PV Q10 Elephant (Scored Response) 3316 89 No response 1 Correct response 7 Incorrect response Sysmiss PV Q11 Bus (Scored Response) PV Q11 Bus (Scored Response) PV Q11 Bus (Scored Response) PV Q11 Bus (Scored Response) PV Q11 Bus (Scored Response) 3316 89 No response 1 Correct response 7 Incorrect response Sysmiss PV Q12 Stool (Scored Response) PV Q12 Stool (Scored Response) PV Q12 Stool (Scored Response) PV Q12 Stool (Scored Response) PV Q12 Stool (Scored Response) 3316 89 No response 1 Correct response 7 Incorrect response Sysmiss PV Q13 Lion (Scored Response) PV Q13 Lion (Scored Response) PV Q13 Lion (Scored Response) PV Q13 Lion (Scored Response) PV Q13 Lion (Scored Response) 3316 89 No response 1 Correct response 7 Incorrect response Sysmiss PV Q14 Bottle (Scored Response) PV Q14 Bottle (Scored Response) PV Q14 Bottle (Scored Response) PV Q14 Bottle (Scored Response) PV Q14 Bottle (Scored Response) 3316 89 No response 1 Correct response 7 Incorrect response Sysmiss PV Q15 Neck (Scored Response) PV Q15 Neck (Scored Response) PV Q15 Neck (Scored Response) PV Q15 Neck (Scored Response) PV Q15 Neck (Scored Response) 3316 89 No response 1 Correct response 7 Incorrect response Sysmiss PV Q16 Television (Scored Response) PV Q16 Television (Scored Response) PV Q16 Television (Scored Response) PV Q16 Television (Scored Response) PV Q16 Television (Scored Response) 3316 89 No response 1 Correct response 7 Incorrect response Sysmiss PV Q17 Door (Scored Response) PV Q17 Door (Scored Response) PV Q17 Door (Scored Response) PV Q17 Door (Scored Response) PV Q17 Door (Scored Response) 3316 89 No response 1 Correct response 7 Incorrect response Sysmiss PV Q18 Candle (Scored Response) PV Q18 Candle (Scored Response) PV Q18 Candle (Scored Response) PV Q18 Candle (Scored Response) PV Q18 Candle (Scored Response) 3316 89 No response 1 Correct response 7 Incorrect response Sysmiss PV Q19 Microscope (Scored Response) PV Q19 Microscope (Scored Response) PV Q19 Microscope (Scored Response) PV Q19 Microscope (Scored Response) PV Q19 Microscope (Scored Response) 3316 89 No response 1 Correct response 7 Incorrect response Sysmiss PV Q20 Envelope (Scored Response) PV Q20 Envelope (Scored Response) PV Q20 Envelope (Scored Response) PV Q20 Envelope (Scored Response) PV Q20 Envelope (Scored Response) 3316 89 No response 1 Correct response 7 Incorrect response Sysmiss PV Q21 Bell (Scored Response) PV Q21 Bell (Scored Response) PV Q21 Bell (Scored Response) PV Q21 Bell (Scored Response) PV Q21 Bell (Scored Response) 3316 89 No response 1 Correct response 7 Incorrect response Sysmiss PV Q22 Axe (Scored Response) PV Q22 Axe (Scored Response) PV Q22 Axe (Scored Response) PV Q22 Axe (Scored Response) PV Q22 Axe (Scored Response) 3316 89 No response 1 Correct response 7 Incorrect response Sysmiss PV Q23 Saddle (Scored Response) PV Q23 Saddle (Scored Response) PV Q23 Saddle (Scored Response) PV Q23 Saddle (Scored Response) PV Q23 Saddle (Scored Response) 3316 89 No response 1 Correct response 7 Incorrect response Sysmiss PV Q24 Wrist (Scored Response) PV Q24 Wrist (Scored Response) PV Q24 Wrist (Scored Response) PV Q24 Wrist (Scored Response) PV Q24 Wrist (Scored Response) 3316 89 No response 1 Correct response 7 Incorrect response Sysmiss PV Q25 Arrow (Scored Response) PV Q25 Arrow (Scored Response) PV Q25 Arrow (Scored Response) PV Q25 Arrow (Scored Response) PV Q25 Arrow (Scored Response) 3316 89 No response 1 Correct response 7 Incorrect response Sysmiss SP S1 (Scored Response) SP S1 (Scored Response) SP S1 (Scored Response) SP S1 (Scored Response) SP S1 (Scored Response) 3316 89 No response 1 Correct response 7 Incorrect response Sysmiss SP S2 (Scored Response) SP S2 (Scored Response) SP S2 (Scored Response) SP S2 (Scored Response) SP S2 (Scored Response) 3316 89 No response 1 Correct response 7 Incorrect response Sysmiss SP S3 (Scored Response) SP S3 (Scored Response) SP S3 (Scored Response) SP S3 (Scored Response) SP S3 (Scored Response) 3316 89 No response 1 Correct response 7 Incorrect response Sysmiss SP S4 (Scored Response) SP S4 (Scored Response) SP S4 (Scored Response) SP S4 (Scored Response) SP S4 (Scored Response) 3316 89 No response 1 Correct response 7 Incorrect response Sysmiss SP S5 (Scored Response) SP S5 (Scored Response) SP S5 (Scored Response) SP S5 (Scored Response) SP S5 (Scored Response) 3316 89 No response 1 Correct response 7 Incorrect response Sysmiss SP S6 (Scored Response) SP S6 (Scored Response) SP S6 (Scored Response) SP S6 (Scored Response) SP S6 (Scored Response) 3316 89 No response 1 Correct response 7 Incorrect response Sysmiss SP S7 (Scored Response) SP S7 (Scored Response) SP S7 (Scored Response) SP S7 (Scored Response) SP S7 (Scored Response) 3316 89 No response 1 Correct response 7 Incorrect response Sysmiss SP S8 (Scored Response) SP S8 (Scored Response) SP S8 (Scored Response) SP S8 (Scored Response) SP S8 (Scored Response) 3316 89 No response 1 Correct response 7 Incorrect response Sysmiss SP S9 (Scored Response) SP S9 (Scored Response) SP S9 (Scored Response) SP S9 (Scored Response) SP S9 (Scored Response) 3316 89 No response 1 Correct response 7 Incorrect response Sysmiss SP S10 (Scored Response) SP S10 (Scored Response) SP S10 (Scored Response) SP S10 (Scored Response) SP S10 (Scored Response) 3316 89 No response 1 Correct response 7 Incorrect response Sysmiss SP S11 (Scored Response) SP S11 (Scored Response) SP S11 (Scored Response) SP S11 (Scored Response) SP S11 (Scored Response) 3316 89 No response 1 Correct response 7 Incorrect response Sysmiss SP S12 (Scored Response) SP S12 (Scored Response) SP S12 (Scored Response) SP S12 (Scored Response) SP S12 (Scored Response) 3316 89 No response 1 Correct response 7 Incorrect response Sysmiss SP S13 (Scored Response) SP S13 (Scored Response) SP S13 (Scored Response) SP S13 (Scored Response) SP S13 (Scored Response) 3316 89 No response 1 Correct response 7 Incorrect response Sysmiss SP S14 (Scored Response) SP S14 (Scored Response) SP S14 (Scored Response) SP S14 (Scored Response) SP S14 (Scored Response) 3316 89 No response 1 Correct response 7 Incorrect response Sysmiss SP S15 (Scored Response) SP S15 (Scored Response) SP S15 (Scored Response) SP S15 (Scored Response) SP S15 (Scored Response) 3316 89 No response 1 Correct response 7 Incorrect response Sysmiss SP S16 (Scored Response) SP S16 (Scored Response) SP S16 (Scored Response) SP S16 (Scored Response) SP S16 (Scored Response) 3316 89 No response 1 Correct response 7 Incorrect response Sysmiss SP S17 (Scored Response) SP S17 (Scored Response) SP S17 (Scored Response) SP S17 (Scored Response) SP S17 (Scored Response) 3316 89 No response 1 Correct response 7 Incorrect response Sysmiss SP S18 (Scored Response) SP S18 (Scored Response) SP S18 (Scored Response) SP S18 (Scored Response) SP S18 (Scored Response) 3316 89 No response 1 Correct response 7 Incorrect response Sysmiss SP S19 (Scored Response) SP S19 (Scored Response) SP S19 (Scored Response) SP S19 (Scored Response) SP S19 (Scored Response) 3316 89 No response 1 Correct response 7 Incorrect response Sysmiss SP S20 (Scored Response) SP S20 (Scored Response) SP S20 (Scored Response) SP S20 (Scored Response) SP S20 (Scored Response) 3316 89 No response 1 Correct response 7 Incorrect response Sysmiss 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) PC P1 S2 Birthday Party (Scored Response) 3316 89 No response 1 Correct response 7 Incorrect response Sysmiss 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) PC P1 S3 Birthday Party (Scored Response) 3316 89 No response 1 Correct response 7 Incorrect response Sysmiss 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) PC P1 S4 Birthday Party (Scored Response) 3316 89 No response 1 Correct response 7 Incorrect response Sysmiss 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) PC P1 S5 Birthday Party (Scored Response) 3316 89 No response 1 Correct response 7 Incorrect response Sysmiss 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) PC P1 S7 Birthday Party (Scored Response) 3316 89 No response 1 Correct response 7 Incorrect response Sysmiss 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) PC P1 S8 Birthday Party (Scored Response) 3316 89 No response 1 Correct response 7 Incorrect response Sysmiss 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) PC P1 S9 Birthday Party (Scored Response) 3316 89 No response 1 Correct response 7 Incorrect response Sysmiss 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) PC P1 S10 Birthday Party (Scored Response) 3316 89 No response 1 Correct response 7 Incorrect response Sysmiss 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) PC P1 S11 Birthday Party (Scored Response) 3316 89 No response 1 Correct response 7 Incorrect response Sysmiss 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) PC P1 S13 Birthday Party (Scored Response) 3316 89 No response 1 Correct response 7 Incorrect response Sysmiss 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) PC P1 S14 Birthday Party (Scored Response) 3316 89 No response 1 Correct response 7 Incorrect response Sysmiss 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) PC P1 S15 Birthday Party (Scored Response) 3316 89 No response 1 Correct response 7 Incorrect response Sysmiss 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) PC P1 S16 Birthday Party (Scored Response) 3316 89 No response 1 Correct response 7 Incorrect response Sysmiss 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) PC P1 S17 Birthday Party (Scored Response) 3316 89 No response 1 Correct response 7 Incorrect response Sysmiss 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) PC P1 S18 Birthday Party (Scored Response) 3316 89 No response 1 Correct response 7 Incorrect response Sysmiss 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) PC P1 S19 Birthday Party (Scored Response) 3316 89 No response 1 Correct response 7 Incorrect response Sysmiss 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) PC P1 S20 Birthday Party (Scored Response) 3316 89 No response 1 Correct response 7 Incorrect response Sysmiss 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) PC P1 S21 Birthday Party (Scored Response) 3316 89 No response 1 Correct response 7 Incorrect response Sysmiss 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) PC P2 S2 Letter to the Editor (Scored Response) 3316 89 No response 1 Correct response 7 Incorrect response Sysmiss 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) PC P2 S3 Letter to the Editor (Scored Response) 3316 89 No response 1 Correct response 7 Incorrect response Sysmiss 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) PC P2 S4 Letter to the Editor (Scored Response) 3316 89 No response 1 Correct response 7 Incorrect response Sysmiss 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) PC P2 S5 Letter to the Editor (Scored Response) 3316 89 No response 1 Correct response 7 Incorrect response Sysmiss 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) PC P2 S6 Letter to the Editor (Scored Response) 3316 89 No response 1 Correct response 7 Incorrect response Sysmiss 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) PC P2 S7 Letter to the Editor (Scored Response) 3316 89 No response 1 Correct response 7 Incorrect response Sysmiss 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) PC P2 S9 Letter to the Editor (Scored Response) 3316 89 No response 1 Correct response 7 Incorrect response Sysmiss 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) PC P2 S10 Letter to the Editor (Scored Response) 3316 89 No response 1 Correct response 7 Incorrect response Sysmiss 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) PC P2 S11 Letter to the Editor (Scored Response) 3316 89 No response 1 Correct response 7 Incorrect response Sysmiss 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) PC P2 S12 Letter to the Editor (Scored Response) 3316 89 No response 1 Correct response 7 Incorrect response Sysmiss 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) PC P3 S2 World Sports (Scored Response) 3316 89 No response 1 Correct response 7 Incorrect response Sysmiss 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) PC P3 S3 World Sports (Scored Response) 3316 89 No response 1 Correct response 7 Incorrect response Sysmiss 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) PC P3 S4 World Sports (Scored Response) 3316 89 No response 1 Correct response 7 Incorrect response Sysmiss 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) PC P3 S5 World Sports (Scored Response) 3316 89 No response 1 Correct response 7 Incorrect response Sysmiss 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) PC P3 S7 World Sports (Scored Response) 3316 89 No response 1 Correct response 7 Incorrect response Sysmiss 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) PC P3 S8 World Sports (Scored Response) 3316 89 No response 1 Correct response 7 Incorrect response Sysmiss 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) PC P3 S9 World Sports (Scored Response) 3316 89 No response 1 Correct response 7 Incorrect response Sysmiss 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) PC P3 S10 World Sports (Scored Response) 3316 89 No response 1 Correct response 7 Incorrect response Sysmiss Core Q1 SGIH (Scored Response) Core Q1 SGIH (Scored Response) Core Q1 SGIH (Scored Response) Core Q1 SGIH (Scored Response) Core Q1 SGIH (Scored Response) 3405 No response 1 Correct response 7 Incorrect response 8 9 Core 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) 3405 No response 1 Correct response 7 Incorrect response 8 9 Core Q3 UNICEF (Scored Response) Core Q3 UNICEF (Scored Response) Core Q3 UNICEF (Scored Response) Core Q3 UNICEF (Scored Response) Core Q3 UNICEF (Scored Response) 3405 No response 1 Correct response 7 Incorrect response 8 9 Core Q4 Guadeloupe (Scored Response) Core Q4 Guadeloupe (Scored Response) Core Q4 Guadeloupe (Scored Response) Core Q4 Guadeloupe (Scored Response) Core Q4 Guadeloupe (Scored Response) 3405 No response 1 Correct response 7 Incorrect response 8 9 Core Q5 Guadeloupe (Scored Response) Core Q5 Guadeloupe (Scored Response) Core Q5 Guadeloupe (Scored Response) Core Q5 Guadeloupe (Scored Response) Core Q5 Guadeloupe (Scored Response) 3405 No response 1 Correct response 7 Incorrect response 8 9 Core 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) 3405 No response 1 Correct response 7 Incorrect response 8 9 Core 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) 3405 No response 1 Correct response 7 Incorrect response 8 9 Core 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) 3405 No response 1 Correct response 7 Incorrect response 9 Number of correct responses obtained in Part 1 Print Vocabulary | Section A Gal Number of correct responses obtained in Part 1 Print Vocabulary | Section A Gal Number of correct responses obtained in Part 1 Print Vocabulary | Section A Gal Number of correct responses obtained in Part 1 Print Vocabulary | Section A Gal Number of correct responses obtained in Part 1 Print Vocabulary | Section A Gal 3316 89 25 24.205 3.596 Number of correct responses obtained in Part 2 Sentence Processing | Section A G Number of correct responses obtained in Part 2 Sentence Processing | Section A G Number of correct responses obtained in Part 2 Sentence Processing | Section A G Number of correct responses obtained in Part 2 Sentence Processing | Section A G Number of correct responses obtained in Part 2 Sentence Processing | Section A G 3316 89 1 2 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 Sysmiss Number of correct responses obtained in Part 3 Passage Comprehension | Section A Number of correct responses obtained in Part 3 Passage Comprehension | Section A Number of correct responses obtained in Part 3 Passage Comprehension | Section A Number of correct responses obtained in Part 3 Passage Comprehension | Section A Number of correct responses obtained in Part 3 Passage Comprehension | Section A 3316 89 36 32.636 6.975 4 quantiles of ETS_vocabulary 4 quantiles of ETS_vocabulary 4 quantiles of ETS_vocabulary 4 quantiles of ETS_vocabulary 4 quantiles of ETS_vocabulary 3316 89 1 Sysmiss 4 quantiles of ETS_sentence 4 quantiles of ETS_sentence 4 quantiles of ETS_sentence 4 quantiles of ETS_sentence 4 quantiles of ETS_sentence 3316 89 1 2 3 4 Sysmiss 4 quantiles of ETS_passage 4 quantiles of ETS_passage 4 quantiles of ETS_passage 4 quantiles of ETS_passage 4 quantiles of ETS_passage 3316 89 1 2 3 Sysmiss ETS_vocabulary/TIMEP1 ETS_vocabulary/TIMEP1 ETS_vocabulary/TIMEP1 ETS_vocabulary/TIMEP1 ETS_vocabulary/TIMEP1 3253 152 1.19 0.168 0.108 ETS_sentence/TIMEP2 ETS_sentence/TIMEP2 ETS_sentence/TIMEP2 ETS_sentence/TIMEP2 ETS_sentence/TIMEP2 3251 154 0.488 0.0886 0.0593 ETS_vocabulary*TIMEP1 ETS_vocabulary*TIMEP1 ETS_vocabulary*TIMEP1 ETS_vocabulary*TIMEP1 ETS_vocabulary*TIMEP1 3279 126 40400 4779.992 2856.662 ETS_sentence*TIMEP2 ETS_sentence*TIMEP2 ETS_sentence*TIMEP2 ETS_sentence*TIMEP2 ETS_sentence*TIMEP2 3279 126 27360 4692.159 2578.067 # correct responses in Part 1 of Passage Comprehension # correct responses in Part 1 of Passage Comprehension # correct responses in Part 1 of Passage Comprehension # correct responses in Part 1 of Passage Comprehension # correct responses in Part 1 of Passage Comprehension 3316 89 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 Sysmiss # correct responses in Part 2 of Passage Comprehension # correct responses in Part 2 of Passage Comprehension # correct responses in Part 2 of Passage Comprehension # correct responses in Part 2 of Passage Comprehension # correct responses in Part 2 of Passage Comprehension 3316 89 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 Sysmiss # 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 Comprehension 3316 89 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 Sysmiss pc_correct_part1/TIMEP3 pc_correct_part1/TIMEP3 pc_correct_part1/TIMEP3 pc_correct_part1/TIMEP3 pc_correct_part1/TIMEP3 3237 168 0.6 0.0849 0.059 pc_correct_part2/TIMEP4 pc_correct_part2/TIMEP4 pc_correct_part2/TIMEP4 pc_correct_part2/TIMEP4 pc_correct_part2/TIMEP4 3225 180 5 0.0819 0.108 pc_correct_part3/TIMEP5 pc_correct_part3/TIMEP5 pc_correct_part3/TIMEP5 pc_correct_part3/TIMEP5 pc_correct_part3/TIMEP5 3217 188 2.333 0.0812 0.0777 ETS_passage/pc_timing_total ETS_passage/pc_timing_total ETS_passage/pc_timing_total ETS_passage/pc_timing_total ETS_passage/pc_timing_total 3239 166 0.412 0.0783 0.0545 pc_correct_part1*TIMEP3 pc_correct_part1*TIMEP3 pc_correct_part1*TIMEP3 pc_correct_part1*TIMEP3 pc_correct_part1*TIMEP3 3279 126 25337 4302.609 2477.715 pc_correct_part2*TIMEP4 pc_correct_part2*TIMEP4 pc_correct_part2*TIMEP4 pc_correct_part2*TIMEP4 pc_correct_part2*TIMEP4 3279 126 12330 1682.061 1141.315 pc_correct_part3*TIMEP5 pc_correct_part3*TIMEP5 pc_correct_part3*TIMEP5 pc_correct_part3*TIMEP5 pc_correct_part3*TIMEP5 3279 126 35000 1042.482 982.236 ETS_passage*timing_total ETS_passage*timing_total ETS_passage*timing_total ETS_passage*timing_total ETS_passage*timing_total 3279 126 181934 19350.744 11767.225 Scored after fieldwork: Number of correct responses obtained in the Core Test, S Scored after fieldwork: Number of correct responses obtained in the Core Test, S Scored after fieldwork: Number of correct responses obtained in the Core Test, S Scored after fieldwork: Number of correct responses obtained in the Core Test, S Scored after fieldwork: Number of correct responses obtained in the Core Test, S 3316 89 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 Sysmiss Whether respondent passed the Core test (>=3/8 correct answers in Section B | Ga Whether respondent passed the Core test (>=3/8 correct answers in Section B | Ga Whether respondent passed the Core test (>=3/8 correct answers in Section B | Ga Whether respondent passed the Core test (>=3/8 correct answers in Section B | Ga Whether respondent passed the Core test (>=3/8 correct answers in Section B | Ga 3316 89 No 1 Yes Sysmiss Exercise Booklet | Plausible Value 1 Exercise Booklet | Plausible Value 1 Exercise Booklet | Plausible Value 1 Exercise Booklet | Plausible Value 1 Exercise Booklet | Plausible Value 1 3405 387.324 241.784 62.842 Exercise Booklet | Plausible Value 2 Exercise Booklet | Plausible Value 2 Exercise Booklet | Plausible Value 2 Exercise Booklet | Plausible Value 2 Exercise Booklet | Plausible Value 2 3405 376.958 242.374 62.453 Exercise Booklet | Plausible Value 3 Exercise Booklet | Plausible Value 3 Exercise Booklet | Plausible Value 3 Exercise Booklet | Plausible Value 3 Exercise Booklet | Plausible Value 3 3405 393.548 242.284 62.884 Exercise Booklet | Plausible Value 4 Exercise Booklet | Plausible Value 4 Exercise Booklet | Plausible Value 4 Exercise Booklet | Plausible Value 4 Exercise Booklet | Plausible Value 4 3405 383.905 241.808 63.584 Exercise Booklet | Plausible Value 5 Exercise Booklet | Plausible Value 5 Exercise Booklet | Plausible Value 5 Exercise Booklet | Plausible Value 5 Exercise Booklet | Plausible Value 5 3405 396.238 241.881 64.185 Exercise Booklet | Plausible Value 6 Exercise Booklet | Plausible Value 6 Exercise Booklet | Plausible Value 6 Exercise Booklet | Plausible Value 6 Exercise Booklet | Plausible Value 6 3405 391.381 242.763 63.45 Exercise Booklet | Plausible Value 7 Exercise Booklet | Plausible Value 7 Exercise Booklet | Plausible Value 7 Exercise Booklet | Plausible Value 7 Exercise Booklet | Plausible Value 7 3405 403.836 242.999 62.184 Exercise Booklet | Plausible Value 8 Exercise Booklet | Plausible Value 8 Exercise Booklet | Plausible Value 8 Exercise Booklet | Plausible Value 8 Exercise Booklet | Plausible Value 8 3405 412.237 241.891 62.499 Exercise Booklet | Plausible Value 9 Exercise Booklet | Plausible Value 9 Exercise Booklet | Plausible Value 9 Exercise Booklet | Plausible Value 9 Exercise Booklet | Plausible Value 9 3405 394.275 242.077 63.079 Exercise Booklet | Plausible Value 10 Exercise Booklet | Plausible Value 10 Exercise Booklet | Plausible Value 10 Exercise Booklet | Plausible Value 10 Exercise Booklet | Plausible Value 10 3405 387.91 242.803 62.683 Length of material read at work score Length of material read at work score Length of material read at work score Length of material read at work score Length of material read at work score 2501 904 skill not used 1 low 2 medium 3 high Sysmiss Length of material read outside of work score Length of material read outside of work score Length of material read outside of work score Length of material read outside of work score Length of material read outside of work score 3390 15 skill not used 1 low 2 medium 3 high Sysmiss Length of material read overall score Length of material read overall score Length of material read overall score Length of material read overall score Length of material read overall score 3402 3 skill not used 1 low 2 medium 3 high Sysmiss Length of material written at work score Length of material written at work score Length of material written at work score Length of material written at work score Length of material written at work score 2503 902 skill not used 1 low 2 medium 3 high Sysmiss Length of material written outside of work score Length of material written outside of work score Length of material written outside of work score Length of material written outside of work score Length of material written outside of work score 3397 8 skill not used 1 low 2 medium 3 high Sysmiss Length of material written overall score Length of material written overall score Length of material written overall score Length of material written overall score Length of material written overall score 3402 3 skill not used 1 low 2 medium 3 high Sysmiss Numeracy at work score Numeracy at work score Numeracy at work score Numeracy at work score Numeracy at work score 2505 900 skill not used 1 low 2 medium 3 high Sysmiss Numeracy outside of work score Numeracy outside of work score Numeracy outside of work score Numeracy outside of work score Numeracy outside of work score 3404 1 skill not used 1 low 2 medium 3 high Sysmiss Numeracy overall score Numeracy overall score Numeracy overall score Numeracy overall score Numeracy overall score 3404 1 skill not used 1 low 2 medium 3 high Sysmiss Contact with people outside of work score Contact with people outside of work score Contact with people outside of work score Contact with people outside of work score Contact with people outside of work score 2500 905 skill not used 1 low 2 medium 3 high Sysmiss Makes presentations at work Makes presentations at work Makes presentations at work Makes presentations at work Makes presentations at work 2500 905 no 1 yes Sysmiss Supervises others at work Supervises others at work Supervises others at work Supervises others at work Supervises others at work 2500 905 no 1 yes Sysmiss Frequency of computer use at work score Frequency of computer use at work score Frequency of computer use at work score Frequency of computer use at work score Frequency of computer use at work score 2500 905 skill not used 1 low 2 medium 3 high Sysmiss Frequency of computer use outside of work score Frequency of computer use outside of work score Frequency of computer use outside of work score Frequency of computer use outside of work score Frequency of computer use outside of work score 3403 2 skill not used 1 low 2 medium 3 high Sysmiss Frequency of computer use overall score Frequency of computer use overall score Frequency of computer use overall score Frequency of computer use overall score Frequency of computer use overall score 3403 2 skill not used 1 low 2 medium 3 high Sysmiss Type of software use at work score Type of software use at work score Type of software use at work score Type of software use at work score Type of software use at work score 2488 917 None 1 Basic 2 Advance Sysmiss Drives a vehicle at work Drives a vehicle at work Drives a vehicle at work Drives a vehicle at work Drives a vehicle at work 2500 905 no 1 yes Sysmiss Repairs or maintains electronic equipment at work Repairs or maintains electronic equipment at work Repairs or maintains electronic equipment at work Repairs or maintains electronic equipment at work Repairs or maintains electronic equipment at work 2500 905 no 1 yes Sysmiss Operates heavy machinery or industrial equipment at work Operates heavy machinery or industrial equipment at work Operates heavy machinery or industrial equipment at work Operates heavy machinery or industrial equipment at work Operates heavy machinery or industrial equipment at work 2500 905 no 1 yes Sysmiss Frequency of tasks involving at least 30 minutes of thinking score Frequency of tasks involving at least 30 minutes of thinking score Frequency of tasks involving at least 30 minutes of thinking score Frequency of tasks involving at least 30 minutes of thinking score Frequency of tasks involving at least 30 minutes of thinking score 2500 905 never 1 less than once a month 2 at least once a week or month 3 every day Sysmiss Frequency of work requiring learning new things score Frequency of work requiring learning new things score Frequency of work requiring learning new things score Frequency of work requiring learning new things score Frequency of work requiring learning new things score 2470 935 rarely or never 1 at least 2-3 months 2 at least once a week 3 every day Sysmiss Average of frequency of thinking and learning tasks scores Average of frequency of thinking and learning tasks scores Average of frequency of thinking and learning tasks scores Average of frequency of thinking and learning tasks scores Average of frequency of thinking and learning tasks scores 2470 935 3 1.167 0.963 Frequency of thinking and learning new things score Frequency of thinking and learning new things score Frequency of thinking and learning new things score Frequency of thinking and learning new things score Frequency of thinking and learning new things score 2470 935 never 1 less than once a month 2 at least once a week or month 3 every day Sysmiss Autonomy at work score Autonomy at work score Autonomy at work score Autonomy at work score Autonomy at work score 2500 905 skill not used 1 low 2 medium 3 high Sysmiss Repetitiveness at work score Repetitiveness at work score Repetitiveness at work score Repetitiveness at work score Repetitiveness at work score 2500 905 1 almost all the time 2 more than half the time 3 less than half the time 4 almost never Sysmiss Average of autonomy and repetitiveness at work scores Average of autonomy and repetitiveness at work scores Average of autonomy and repetitiveness at work scores Average of autonomy and repetitiveness at work scores Average of autonomy and repetitiveness at work scores 2500 905 3 1.366 0.75 Autonomy and repetitiveness at work score Autonomy and repetitiveness at work score Autonomy and repetitiveness at work score Autonomy and repetitiveness at work score Autonomy and repetitiveness at work score 2500 905 skill not used 1 low 2 medium 3 high Sysmiss Lift heavy items at work score Lift heavy items at work score Lift heavy items at work score Lift heavy items at work score Lift heavy items at work score 2500 905 skill not used 1 low 2 medium 3 high Sysmiss Difference between overall reading and reading at work score Difference between overall reading and reading at work score Difference between overall reading and reading at work score Difference between overall reading and reading at work score Difference between overall reading and reading at work score 2501 904 1 2 3 Sysmiss Difference between overall numeracy and numeracy at work score Difference between overall numeracy and numeracy at work score Difference between overall numeracy and numeracy at work score Difference between overall numeracy and numeracy at work score Difference between overall numeracy and numeracy at work score 2505 900 1 2 3 Sysmiss Difference between overall computer use and computer use at work score Difference between overall computer use and computer use at work score Difference between overall computer use and computer use at work score Difference between overall computer use and computer use at work score Difference between overall computer use and computer use at work score 2500 905 1 2 3 Sysmiss Dummy for uses computer at work Dummy for uses computer at work Dummy for uses computer at work Dummy for uses computer at work Dummy for uses computer at work 2500 905 no 1 yes Sysmiss Dummy for uses computer outside of work Dummy for uses computer outside of work Dummy for uses computer outside of work Dummy for uses computer outside of work Dummy for uses computer outside of work 3403 2 no 1 yes Sysmiss Dummy for uses computer overall Dummy for uses computer overall Dummy for uses computer overall Dummy for uses computer overall Dummy for uses computer overall 3403 2 no 1 yes Sysmiss Dummy for reads at work Dummy for reads at work Dummy for reads at work Dummy for reads at work Dummy for reads at work 2505 900 no 1 yes Sysmiss Dummy for reads outside of work Dummy for reads outside of work Dummy for reads outside of work Dummy for reads outside of work Dummy for reads outside of work 3405 no 1 yes Dummy for writes at work Dummy for writes at work Dummy for writes at work Dummy for writes at work Dummy for writes at work 2505 900 no 1 yes Sysmiss Dummy for writes outside of work Dummy for writes outside of work Dummy for writes outside of work Dummy for writes outside of work Dummy for writes outside of work 3404 1 no 1 yes Sysmiss Dummy for numeracy at work Dummy for numeracy at work Dummy for numeracy at work Dummy for numeracy at work Dummy for numeracy at work 2505 900 no 1 yes Sysmiss Dummy for numeracy outside of work Dummy for numeracy outside of work Dummy for numeracy outside of work Dummy for numeracy outside of work Dummy for numeracy outside of work 3404 1 no 1 yes Sysmiss Dummy for reads overall Dummy for reads overall Dummy for reads overall Dummy for reads overall Dummy for reads overall 3405 no 1 yes Dummy for writes overall Dummy for writes overall Dummy for writes overall Dummy for writes overall Dummy for writes overall 3404 1 no 1 yes Sysmiss Dummy for numeracy overall Dummy for numeracy overall Dummy for numeracy overall Dummy for numeracy overall Dummy for numeracy overall 3404 1 no 1 yes Sysmiss Extraversion (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) 3397 8 1 4 2.747 0.508 Conscientiousness (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) 3397 8 1 4 2.773 0.493 Openness (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) 3397 8 1 4 2.821 0.606 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) Emotional Stability (average of q05 q10 q18) 3397 8 1 4 2.845 0.557 Agreeableness (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) 3397 8 1.333 4 3.011 0.513 Grit (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) 3397 8 1 4 2.714 0.527 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) Decision making (average of q15 q21 q23 q24) 3397 8 1 4 2.914 0.584 Hostile 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) 3397 8 1 4 1.761 0.514 Risk aversion Risk aversion Risk aversion Risk aversion Risk aversion 3402 3 1 2 3 4 Sysmiss Time preference Time preference Time preference Time preference Time preference 3402 3 1 2 3 4 Sysmiss Mother's education Mother's education Mother's education Mother's education Mother's education 3405 <ISCED 1 1 ISCED 1 2 ISCED 2 & 3 3 ISCED 4 & higher 4 DK/RF Father's education Father's education Father's education Father's education Father's education 3405 <ISCED 1 1 ISCED 1 2 ISCED 2 & 3 3 ISCED 4 & higher 4 DK/RF Maximum of parents' education Maximum of parents' education Maximum of parents' education Maximum of parents' education Maximum of parents' education 3405 <ISCED 1 1 ISCED 1 2 ISCED 2 & 3 3 ISCED 4 & higher 4 DK/RF Number of children under 6 years old Number of children under 6 years old Number of children under 6 years old Number of children under 6 years old Number of children under 6 years old 3405 1 2 3 4 1: no children under 6 in the hh 1: no children under 6 in the hh 1: no children under 6 in the hh 1: no children under 6 in the hh 1: no children under 6 in the hh 3405 1 1: one child under 6 in the hh 1: one child under 6 in the hh 1: one child under 6 in the hh 1: one child under 6 in the hh 1: one child under 6 in the hh 3405 1 2: 2 or more children under 6 in the hh 2: 2 or more children under 6 in the hh 2: 2 or more children under 6 in the hh 2: 2 or more children under 6 in the hh 2: 2 or more children under 6 in the hh 3405 2 respondent is the parent of a child in the hh respondent is the parent of a child in the hh respondent is the parent of a child in the hh respondent is the parent of a child in the hh respondent is the parent of a child in the hh 3402 3 no 1 yes Sysmiss HH size, excludes non-relatives HH size, excludes non-relatives HH size, excludes non-relatives HH size, excludes non-relatives HH size, excludes non-relatives 3405 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 # employed hh members / hh_size # employed hh members / hh_size # employed hh members / hh_size # employed hh members / hh_size # employed hh members / hh_size 3405 1 0.546 0.243 Gender Gender Gender Gender Gender 3405 Male 1 Female Age Age Age Age Age 3405 15 64 38.444 13.63 Age squared Age squared Age squared Age squared Age squared 3405 225 4096 1663.676 1068.671 Has a spouse Has a spouse Has a spouse Has a spouse Has a spouse 3404 1 no 1 yes Sysmiss Life satisfaction Life satisfaction Life satisfaction Life satisfaction Life satisfaction 3405 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 Chronic disease Chronic disease Chronic disease Chronic disease Chronic disease 3405 Doesn't have a chronic disease 1 Has a chronic disease Number of younger brothers at age 12 Number of younger brothers at age 12 Number of younger brothers at age 12 Number of younger brothers at age 12 Number of younger brothers at age 12 3404 1 14 0.987 1.308 101 .A Number of older sisters at age 12 Number of older sisters at age 12 Number of older sisters at age 12 Number of older sisters at age 12 Number of older sisters at age 12 3404 1 12 0.982 1.317 101 .A Number of younger brothers at age 12 Number of younger brothers at age 12 Number of younger brothers at age 12 Number of younger brothers at age 12 Number of younger brothers at age 12 3404 1 11 0.85 1.094 101 .A Number of younger sisters at age 12 Number of younger sisters at age 12 Number of younger sisters at age 12 Number of younger sisters at age 12 Number of younger sisters at age 12 3404 1 7 0.79 1.058 11 .A Lived with mother and father at age 12 Lived with mother and father at age 12 Lived with mother and father at age 12 Lived with mother and father at age 12 Lived with mother and father at age 12 3405 Didn't live with father & mother 1 2 Lived with father & mother 3 DK/RF Number of economic shocks before age 15 Number of economic shocks before age 15 Number of economic shocks before age 15 Number of economic shocks before age 15 Number of economic shocks before age 15 3402 3 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 Sysmiss Index for number of economic shocks before age 15 Index for number of economic shocks before age 15 Index for number of economic shocks before age 15 Index for number of economic shocks before age 15 Index for number of economic shocks before age 15 3402 3 No shocks 1 One shock 2 Two or more shocks Sysmiss Dummy for economic shocks before age 15 Dummy for economic shocks before age 15 Dummy for economic shocks before age 15 Dummy for economic shocks before age 15 Dummy for economic shocks before age 15 3402 3 No shocks 1 At least one shock Sysmiss Body Mass Index Body Mass Index Body Mass Index Body Mass Index Body Mass Index 3403 2 8.5 45 21.577 3.08 "A BMI under 16 is extremely emaciated; a BMI of 15 signals starvation. BMI's over 40 signal morbid obesity." BMI classification BMI classification BMI classification BMI classification BMI classification 3364 41 1 Underweight 2 Normal 3 Overweight 4 Obese Sysmiss Parental involvement in education Parental involvement in education Parental involvement in education Parental involvement in education Parental involvement in education 3365 40 1 yes, always or almost always 2 yes, sometimes 3 no, never or almost never 8 not applicable 9 don't know Sysmiss Socioeconomic status at age 15 Socioeconomic status at age 15 Socioeconomic status at age 15 Socioeconomic status at age 15 Socioeconomic status at age 15 3400 5 1 Low SES 2 Middle SES 3 High SES Sysmiss Mother tongue Mother tongue Mother tongue Mother tongue Mother tongue 3400 5 1 Vietnamese only 2 Vietnamese & Chinese/Chinese only 3 Vietnamese/Chinese & other/other only Sysmiss Employment status Employment status Employment status Employment status Employment status 2385 1020 1 Employee 2 Self-employed 3 Unpaid family worker/other Sysmiss Self-employment dummy Self-employment dummy Self-employment dummy Self-employment dummy Self-employment dummy 2385 1020 Employee/Unpaid family worker/other 1 Self-employed Sysmiss Currently working or worked in last 12 months Currently working or worked in last 12 months Currently working or worked in last 12 months Currently working or worked in last 12 months Currently working or worked in last 12 months 3396 9 no 1 yes Sysmiss Worked at least 6 months since completed highest level of education Worked at least 6 months since completed highest level of education Worked at least 6 months since completed highest level of education Worked at least 6 months since completed highest level of education Worked at least 6 months since completed highest level of education 2913 492 no 1 yes Sysmiss Those currently attending formal ed (or w/o formal ed) do not answer this question. 1=unemployed, 0=employed 1=unemployed, 0=employed 1=unemployed, 0=employed 1=unemployed, 0=employed 1=unemployed, 0=employed 2451 954 1 Sysmiss Percent of wage workers Percent of wage workers Percent of wage workers Percent of wage workers Percent of wage workers 2385 1020 Self-employed or family worker 1 Wage-worker Sysmiss Occupation code Occupation code Occupation code Occupation code Occupation code 2505 900 962 534.909 236.748 Occupation Occupation Occupation Occupation Occupation 2505 900 Armed forces occupations 1 Managers 2 Professionals 3 Technicians and associate professionals 4 Clerical support workers 5 Service and sales workers 6 Skilled agricultural, forestry and fishery workers 7 Craft and related trades workers 8 Plant and machine operators, and assemblers 9 Elementary occupations Sysmiss Occupation type Occupation type Occupation type Occupation type Occupation type 2361 1044 1 Type A 2 Type B Sysmiss Type A occupation Type A occupation Type A occupation Type A occupation Type A occupation 2361 1044 1 Sysmiss Type B occupation Type B occupation Type B occupation Type B occupation Type B occupation 2361 1044 1 Sysmiss Occupation type (STEP Aggregation) Occupation type (STEP Aggregation) Occupation type (STEP Aggregation) Occupation type (STEP Aggregation) Occupation type (STEP Aggregation) 2505 900 Military personnel 1 Highly skilled white collar - Managers/Professionals/Technicians 2 Low skilled white collar 3 Crafts and related trades workers; Plant and machine operator and assemblers 4 Elementary occupations 5 Skilled agriculture work Sysmiss 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) Last occupation for inactive/unemployed (STEP Aggregation) 661 2744 Military personnel 1 Highly skilled white collar - Managers/Professionals/Technicians 2 Low skilled white collar 3 Crafts and related trades workers; Plant and machine operator and assemblers 4 Elementary occupations 5 Skilled agriculture work Sysmiss 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) Most recent occupation for those who worked in last 12 months (STEP Aggregation) 661 2744 Military personnel 1 Highly skilled white collar - Managers/Professionals/Technicians 2 Low skilled white collar 3 Crafts and related trades workers; Plant and machine operator and assemblers 4 Elementary occupations 5 Skilled agriculture work Sysmiss 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) First additional occupation, inactive/unemployed (STEP Aggregation) 231 3174 Military personnel 1 Highly skilled white collar - Managers/Professionals/Technicians 2 Low skilled white collar 3 Crafts and related trades workers; Plant and machine operator and assemblers 4 Elementary occupations 5 Skilled agriculture work Sysmiss 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) First additional occupation, currently working (STEP Aggregation) 666 2739 Military personnel 1 Highly skilled white collar - Managers/Professionals/Technicians 2 Low skilled white collar 3 Crafts and related trades workers; Plant and machine operator and assemblers 4 Elementary occupations 5 Skilled agriculture work Sysmiss Refers 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) 231 3174 Military personnel 1 Highly skilled white collar - Managers/Professionals/Technicians 2 Low skilled white collar 3 Crafts and related trades workers; Plant and machine operator and assemblers 4 Elementary occupations 5 Skilled agriculture work Sysmiss Refers to first additional occupation the person could work as. Permanent position Permanent position Permanent position Permanent position Permanent position 2220 1185 no 1 yes Sysmiss Corresponds to main job. Public or private sector employee Public or private sector employee Public or private sector employee Public or private sector employee Public or private sector employee 1352 2053 private sector 1 public sector Sysmiss 1 = govt employee, 0=private employee Corresponds to main job. Category for number of paid workers in establishment Category for number of paid workers in establishment Category for number of paid workers in establishment Category for number of paid workers in establishment Category for number of paid workers in establishment 2220 1185 1 One 2 2 to 15 3 16 and more Sysmiss Corresponds to main job. Has written employment contract Has written employment contract Has written employment contract Has written employment contract Has written employment contract 1352 2053 no 1 yes Sysmiss Corresponds to main job. Receives social security benefits at work Receives social security benefits at work Receives social security benefits at work Receives social security benefits at work Receives social security benefits at work 2220 1185 no 1 yes Sysmiss Informal dummy Informal dummy Informal dummy Informal dummy Informal dummy 2385 1020 Formal 1 Informal Sysmiss "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) 1333 2072 Formal wage worker 1 Informal wage worker Sysmiss "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) 868 2537 Formal self-employed 1 Informal self-employed Sysmiss "Informality is defined as having SS benefits through job/unpaid family worker/other" Number of months in current job Number of months in current job Number of months in current job Number of months in current job Number of months in current job 2385 1020 840 114.033 107.653 Tenure squared Tenure squared Tenure squared Tenure squared Tenure squared 2385 1020 705600 24587.867 42967.403 Years of work experience needed for the job Years of work experience needed for the job Years of work experience needed for the job Years of work experience needed for the job Years of work experience needed for the job 2491 914 1 None 2 Less than 1 year 3 1-2 years 4 3-5 years 5 6-10 years 6 More than 10 years Sysmiss Corresponds to main job. Time to learn to do job well with experience and education needed Time to learn to do job well with experience and education needed Time to learn to do job well with experience and education needed Time to learn to do job well with experience and education needed Time to learn to do job well with experience and education needed 2491 914 1 Less than 1 week 2 1 week to 1 month 3 1-6 months 4 7-12 months 5 More than 1 year 6 More than 10 years Sysmiss Corresponds to main job. Time to learn to do job well with experience and education needed expressed as r Time to learn to do job well with experience and education needed expressed as r Time to learn to do job well with experience and education needed expressed as r Time to learn to do job well with experience and education needed expressed as r Time to learn to do job well with experience and education needed expressed as r 2385 1020 1 3 4 5 6 Sysmiss Difference between tenure and time needed to do job well Difference between tenure and time needed to do job well Difference between tenure and time needed to do job well Difference between tenure and time needed to do job well Difference between tenure and time needed to do job well 2375 1030 1 Has less tenure than needed 2 Has same tenure as needed 3 Has more tenure than needed Sysmiss Diference between age and aprox age at end of studies Diference between age and aprox age at end of studies Diference between age and aprox age at end of studies Diference between age and aprox age at end of studies Diference between age and aprox age at end of studies 2888 517 53 22.608 13.124 Economic sector Economic sector Economic sector Economic sector Economic sector 2385 1020 1 Agriculture, fishery, mining 2 Manufacturing & construction 3 Commerce 4 Other services Sysmiss Desire to expand business and if so, if face constraints Desire to expand business and if so, if face constraints Desire to expand business and if so, if face constraints Desire to expand business and if so, if face constraints Desire to expand business and if so, if face constraints 868 2537 1 No 2 Yes, but constraint 3 Yes, no constraint Sysmiss Net monthly profit from business Net monthly profit from business Net monthly profit from business Net monthly profit from business Net monthly profit from business 867 2538 200000 7084.251 12843.707 1000001 .. USD Net monthly profit from business USD Net monthly profit from business USD Net monthly profit from business USD Net monthly profit from business USD Net monthly profit from business 867 2538 27357.199 969.026 1756.839 Number of hours worked last week in main occupation Number of hours worked last week in main occupation Number of hours worked last week in main occupation Number of hours worked last week in main occupation Number of hours worked last week in main occupation 2385 1020 1 140 48.091 20.569 Average number of hours worked daily in main occupation Average number of hours worked daily in main occupation Average number of hours worked daily in main occupation Average number of hours worked daily in main occupation Average number of hours worked daily in main occupation 2385 1020 1 24 7.891 2.77 Hourly labor earnings Hourly labor earnings Hourly labor earnings Hourly labor earnings Hourly labor earnings 2162 1243 10000 41.817 243.416 earnings for wage earners is net of taxes and benefits. earnings for self-employed is gross. Corresponds to main occupation. USD Hourly labor earnings USD Hourly labor earnings USD Hourly labor earnings USD Hourly labor earnings USD Hourly labor earnings 2162 1243 1367.86 5.72 33.296 Log of hourly earnings Log of hourly earnings Log of hourly earnings Log of hourly earnings Log of hourly earnings 2162 1243 -50.657 9.21 2.864 2.995 USD log of Hourly earnings USD log of Hourly earnings USD log of Hourly earnings USD log of Hourly earnings USD log of Hourly earnings 2156 1249 -7.708 7.221 1.023 1 Total hours worked during the week, all jobs Total hours worked during the week, all jobs Total hours worked during the week, all jobs Total hours worked during the week, all jobs Total hours worked during the week, all jobs 3405 238 34.335 28.705 Underemployed Underemployed Underemployed Underemployed Underemployed 2385 1020 Not underemployed 1 Underemployed Sysmiss Refers to working under 35 hours/week and wanting to work more hours for the same pay. Source of funds for starting business Source of funds for starting business Source of funds for starting business Source of funds for starting business Source of funds for starting business 867 2538 Did not use family money 1 Used family money Sysmiss Size of business at start Size of business at start Size of business at start Size of business at start Size of business at start 868 2537 More than 1 person 1 One person Sysmiss Attended preschool Attended preschool Attended preschool Attended preschool Attended preschool 3390 15 No 1 Yes Sysmiss 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? An industry-recognized or govt certificate, not from a formal ed. institution? 3405 No 1 Yes Currently attending school Currently attending school Currently attending school Currently attending school Currently attending school 3405 No 1 Yes Dropped out of highest educational level started Dropped out of highest educational level started Dropped out of highest educational level started Dropped out of highest educational level started Dropped out of highest educational level started 3375 30 No 1 Yes Sysmiss Interrupted studies for one academic year or more Interrupted studies for one academic year or more Interrupted studies for one academic year or more Interrupted studies for one academic year or more Interrupted studies for one academic year or more 3375 30 No 1 Yes Sysmiss Participated in a training course in last 12 months Participated in a training course in last 12 months Participated in a training course in last 12 months Participated in a training course in last 12 months Participated in a training course in last 12 months 3405 No 1 Yes Has completed an apprenticeship Has completed an apprenticeship Has completed an apprenticeship Has completed an apprenticeship Has completed an apprenticeship 3405 No 1 Yes Started first grade at age 8 or older Started first grade at age 8 or older Started first grade at age 8 or older Started first grade at age 8 or older Started first grade at age 8 or older 3375 30 No 1 Yes Sysmiss Type of school attended Type of school attended Type of school attended Type of school attended Type of school attended 561 2844 1 Public 2 Private 3 Other Sysmiss Age started first grade Age started first grade Age started first grade Age started first grade Age started first grade 3375 30 5 6 7 8 9 Sysmiss 3375 30 1 2 3 5 Sysmiss 564 2841 1 2 3 4 5 Sysmiss Highest ISCED completed Highest ISCED completed Highest ISCED completed Highest ISCED completed Highest ISCED completed 3405 None or < ISCED 1 1 ISCED 1 2 ISCED 2 3 ISCED 3 & 4A 4 ISCED 4B 5 ISCED 5 & 6 Highest education level completed is vocational/general Highest education level completed is vocational/general Highest education level completed is vocational/general Highest education level completed is vocational/general Highest education level completed is vocational/general 3405 1 Vocational degree 2 General & Vocational degree 3 General degree or none Highest ISCED completed, with vocational distinction Highest ISCED completed, with vocational distinction Highest ISCED completed, with vocational distinction Highest ISCED completed, with vocational distinction Highest ISCED completed, with vocational distinction 3405 None or < ISCED 1 1 ISCED 1 2 ISCED 2 Voc 3 ISCED 2 Gen 4 ISCED 3 Voc 5 ISCED 3 Gen 6 ISCED 4 Voc 7 ISCED 4 Gen 8 ISCED 5 Voc 9 ISCED 5 Gen & 6 Highest ISCED completed, PIAAC Highest ISCED completed, PIAAC Highest ISCED completed, PIAAC Highest ISCED completed, PIAAC Highest ISCED completed, PIAAC 3405 None or < ISCED 1 1 ISCED 1 2 ISCED 2 3 ISCED 3A-B 4 ISCED 4A-B 5 ISCED 5B 6 ISCED 5A, bachelor 7 ISCED 5A, master 8 ISCED 6 9 DK 10 RF Number of years of education Number of years of education Number of years of education Number of years of education Number of years of education 3405 1 2 3 4 5 9 12 13 15 16 18 20 Field 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) 1992 1413 11 education 12 business administration, accountancy, commerce, retail shop management, economics, etc 13 public administration and planning 14 law and legal services 15 medical, health services, nursing, etc. 16 science, mathematics, computing, etc. 17 other technical & engineering, including architecture, industry, craft, building trades, etc. 18 agriculture, livestock, forestry 19 social and behavioral studies, media, culture, sport and leisure studies, tourism, etc 20 art or humanities - languages, classics, history, theology, etc 21 personal care services - catering, domestic science, hairdressing, etc 22 public order and safety - police, army, fire services, etc. 23 general or no specific field 29 other 41 agriculture, livestock, fishing, etc. 42 auto or home appliance repair 43 building and construction trade 44 manufacturing (e.g. mechanic, skilled operator) 45 information technology (e.g. computer software, database, programming, networking, repair) 46 other engineering, science or architecture 47 business management, bookkeeping/accounting, finance, etc. 48 health services (e.g. nurse, pharmacy, paramedic, technician, lab worker, medical assistant) 49 education 50 legal services (e.g. legal assistant, paralegal) 51 secretarial, clerical, general office 52 hair dressing, cosmetology 53 restaurant, culinary arts, hotel, tourism 54 public order and safety (e.g. police, army, fire services, etc.) 59 other Sysmiss Field 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) 48 3357 11 education 12 business administration, accountancy, commerce, retail shop management, economics, etc 13 public administration and planning 14 law and legal services 15 medical, health services, nursing, etc. 16 science, mathematics, computing, etc. 17 other technical & engineering, including architecture, industry, craft, building trades, etc. 18 agriculture, livestock, forestry 19 social and behavioral studies, media, culture, sport and leisure studies, tourism, etc 20 art or humanities - languages, classics, history, theology, etc 21 personal care services - catering, domestic science, hairdressing, etc 22 public order and safety - police, army, fire services, etc. 23 general or no specific field 29 other 41 agriculture, livestock, fishing, etc. 42 auto or home appliance repair 43 building and construction trade 44 manufacturing (e.g. mechanic, skilled operator) 45 information technology (e.g. computer software, database, programming, networking, repair) 46 other engineering, science or architecture 47 business management, bookkeeping/accounting, finance, etc. 48 health services (e.g. nurse, pharmacy, paramedic, technician, lab worker, medical assistant) 49 education 50 legal services (e.g. legal assistant, paralegal) 51 secretarial, clerical, general office 52 hair dressing, cosmetology 53 restaurant, culinary arts, hotel, tourism 54 public order and safety (e.g. police, army, fire services, etc.) 59 other Sysmiss ISCED level currently attending ISCED level currently attending ISCED level currently attending ISCED level currently attending ISCED level currently attending 468 2937 None or < ISCED 1 1 ISCED 1 2 ISCED 2 3 ISCED 3 & 4A 4 ISCED 4B 5 ISCED 5 & 6 Sysmiss ISCED currently attending, with vocational distinction ISCED currently attending, with vocational distinction ISCED currently attending, with vocational distinction ISCED currently attending, with vocational distinction ISCED currently attending, with vocational distinction 468 2937 None or < ISCED 1 1 ISCED 1 2 ISCED 2 Voc 3 ISCED 2 Gen 4 ISCED 3 Voc 5 ISCED 3 Gen 6 ISCED 4 Voc 7 ISCED 4 Gen 8 ISCED 5 Voc 9 ISCED 5 Gen & 6 Sysmiss Field currently studying Field currently studying Field currently studying Field currently studying Field currently studying 452 2953 11 education 12 business administration, accountancy, commerce, retail shop management, economics, etc 13 public administration and planning 14 law and legal services 15 medical, health services, nursing, etc. 16 science, mathematics, computing, etc. 17 other technical & engineering, including architecture, industry, craft, building trades, etc. 18 agriculture, livestock, forestry 19 social and behavioral studies, media, culture, sport and leisure studies, tourism, etc 20 art or humanities - languages, classics, history, theology, etc 21 personal care services - catering, domestic science, hairdressing, etc 22 public order and safety - police, army, fire services, etc. 23 general or no specific field 29 other 41 agriculture, livestock, fishing, etc. 42 auto or home appliance repair 43 building and construction trade 44 manufacturing (e.g. mechanic, skilled operator) 45 information technology (e.g. computer software, database, programming, networking, repair) 46 other engineering, science or architecture 47 business management, bookkeeping/accounting, finance, etc. 48 health services (e.g. nurse, pharmacy, paramedic, technician, lab worker, medical assistant) 49 education 50 legal services (e.g. legal assistant, paralegal) 51 secretarial, clerical, general office 52 hair dressing, cosmetology 53 restaurant, culinary arts, hotel, tourism 54 public order and safety (e.g. police, army, fire services, etc.) 59 other Sysmiss Highest ISCED level before dropping out Highest ISCED level before dropping out Highest ISCED level before dropping out Highest ISCED level before dropping out Highest ISCED level before dropping out 666 2739 None or < ISCED 1 1 ISCED 1 2 ISCED 2 3 ISCED 3 & 4A 4 ISCED 4B 5 ISCED 5 & 6 99 Sysmiss Highest ISCED before dropping out, with vocational distinction Highest ISCED before dropping out, with vocational distinction Highest ISCED before dropping out, with vocational distinction Highest ISCED before dropping out, with vocational distinction Highest ISCED before dropping out, with vocational distinction 666 2739 None or < ISCED 1 1 ISCED 1 2 ISCED 2 Voc 3 ISCED 2 Gen 4 ISCED 3 Voc 5 ISCED 3 Gen 6 ISCED 4 Voc 7 ISCED 4 Gen 8 ISCED 5 Voc 9 ISCED 5 Gen & 6 99 Sysmiss Field studying before dropping out Field studying before dropping out Field studying before dropping out Field studying before dropping out Field studying before dropping out 164 3241 11 education 12 business administration, accountancy, commerce, retail shop management, economics, etc 13 public administration and planning 14 law and legal services 15 medical, health services, nursing, etc. 16 science, mathematics, computing, etc. 17 other technical & engineering, including architecture, industry, craft, building trades, etc. 18 agriculture, livestock, forestry 19 social and behavioral studies, media, culture, sport and leisure studies, tourism, etc 20 art or humanities - languages, classics, history, theology, etc 21 personal care services - catering, domestic science, hairdressing, etc 22 public order and safety - police, army, fire services, etc. 23 general or no specific field 29 other 41 agriculture, livestock, fishing, etc. 42 auto or home appliance repair 43 building and construction trade 44 manufacturing (e.g. mechanic, skilled operator) 45 information technology (e.g. computer software, database, programming, networking, repair) 46 other engineering, science or architecture 47 business management, bookkeeping/accounting, finance, etc. 48 health services (e.g. nurse, pharmacy, paramedic, technician, lab worker, medical assistant) 49 education 50 legal services (e.g. legal assistant, paralegal) 51 secretarial, clerical, general office 52 hair dressing, cosmetology 53 restaurant, culinary arts, hotel, tourism 54 public order and safety (e.g. police, army, fire services, etc.) 59 other Sysmiss Field 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) 178 3227 11 education 12 business administration, accountancy, commerce, retail shop management, economics, etc 13 public administration and planning 14 law and legal services 15 medical, health services, nursing, etc. 16 science, mathematics, computing, etc. 17 other technical & engineering, including architecture, industry, craft, building trades, etc. 18 agriculture, livestock, forestry 19 social and behavioral studies, media, culture, sport and leisure studies, tourism, etc 20 art or humanities - languages, classics, history, theology, etc 21 personal care services - catering, domestic science, hairdressing, etc 22 public order and safety - police, army, fire services, etc. 23 general or no specific field 29 other 41 agriculture, livestock, fishing, etc. 42 auto or home appliance repair 43 building and construction trade 44 manufacturing (e.g. mechanic, skilled operator) 45 information technology (e.g. computer software, database, programming, networking, repair) 46 other engineering, science or architecture 47 business management, bookkeeping/accounting, finance, etc. 48 health services (e.g. nurse, pharmacy, paramedic, technician, lab worker, medical assistant) 49 education 50 legal services (e.g. legal assistant, paralegal) 51 secretarial, clerical, general office 52 hair dressing, cosmetology 53 restaurant, culinary arts, hotel, tourism 54 public order and safety (e.g. police, army, fire services, etc.) 55 59 other Sysmiss Field 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) 9 3396 11 education 12 business administration, accountancy, commerce, retail shop management, economics, etc 13 public administration and planning 14 law and legal services 15 medical, health services, nursing, etc. 16 science, mathematics, computing, etc. 17 other technical & engineering, including architecture, industry, craft, building trades, etc. 18 agriculture, livestock, forestry 19 social and behavioral studies, media, culture, sport and leisure studies, tourism, etc 20 art or humanities - languages, classics, history, theology, etc 21 personal care services - catering, domestic science, hairdressing, etc 22 public order and safety - police, army, fire services, etc. 23 general or no specific field 29 other 41 agriculture, livestock, fishing, etc. 42 auto or home appliance repair 43 building and construction trade 44 manufacturing (e.g. mechanic, skilled operator) 45 information technology (e.g. computer software, database, programming, networking, repair) 46 other engineering, science or architecture 47 business management, bookkeeping/accounting, finance, etc. 48 health services (e.g. nurse, pharmacy, paramedic, technician, lab worker, medical assistant) 49 education 50 legal services (e.g. legal assistant, paralegal) 51 secretarial, clerical, general office 52 hair dressing, cosmetology 53 restaurant, culinary arts, hotel, tourism 54 public order and safety (e.g. police, army, fire services, etc.) 59 other Sysmiss Education level need for the job Education level need for the job Education level need for the job Education level need for the job Education level need for the job 2498 907 None or < ISCED 1 1 ISCED 1 2 ISCED 2 3 ISCED 3 4 ISCED 4 5 ISCED 5 6 ISCED 6 Sysmiss Corresponds to main job. Difference between education and education needed for job Difference between education and education needed for job Difference between education and education needed for job Difference between education and education needed for job Difference between education and education needed for job 2498 907 -5 -4 -3 -2 -1 1 2 3 4 5 Sysmiss School location School location School location School location School location 560 2845 1 In the same city 2 In another city/province 3 In another country Sysmiss Reports higher ISCED level than necessary for the job Reports higher ISCED level than necessary for the job Reports higher ISCED level than necessary for the job Reports higher ISCED level than necessary for the job Reports higher ISCED level than necessary for the job 2498 907 no 1 yes Sysmiss ISCED with voc & gen distinction ISCED with voc & gen distinction ISCED with voc & gen distinction ISCED with voc & gen distinction ISCED with voc & gen distinction 3405 1 ISCED 0 2 ISCED 1 Voc 3 ISCED 1 Gen & Voc 4 ISCED 1 Gen 5 ISCED 2 Voc 6 ISCED 2 Gen & Voc 7 ISCED 2 Gen 8 ISCED 3 Voc 9 ISCED 3 Gen & Voc 10 ISCED 3 Gen 11 ISCED 4 Voc 12 ISCED 4 Gen & Voc 13 ISCED 4 Gen 14 ISCED 5 Voc 15 ISCED 5 Gen & Voc 16 ISCED 5 Gen Asset Wealth Index Asset Wealth Index Asset Wealth Index Asset Wealth Index Asset Wealth Index 3405 -3.683 1.474 -0.0801 1.014 Asset Wealth Index Quintiles Asset Wealth Index Quintiles Asset Wealth Index Quintiles Asset Wealth Index Quintiles Asset Wealth Index Quintiles 3405 1 2 3 4 5 3405 Vietnam 3405 265.484 10961.123 1797.465 1012.195 3405 149.429 1826.854 578.558 173.365 1=employed, 0=unemployed or inactive 1=employed, 0=unemployed or inactive 1=employed, 0=unemployed or inactive 1=employed, 0=unemployed or inactive 1=employed, 0=unemployed or inactive 3405 Not employed 1 Employed Labor market status Labor market status Labor market status Labor market status Labor market status 3405 1 Employed 2 Unemployed 3 Inactive Dummy for active in the labor market Dummy for active in the labor market Dummy for active in the labor market Dummy for active in the labor market Dummy for active in the labor market 3405 Inactive 1 Active Types of inactive population Types of inactive population Types of inactive population Types of inactive population Types of inactive population 954 2451 1 Housework 2 Retired/old age 3 Student 4 Unfit 5 Discouraged 6 In transition 7 Other 8 Looking for work, not available in next 2 weeks Sysmiss Difference between overall writing and writing at work score Difference between overall writing and writing at work score Difference between overall writing and writing at work score Difference between overall writing and writing at work score Difference between overall writing and writing at work score 2503 902 1 2 3 Sysmiss