Cohort A - Person Level Main File

Entry
Derived Variables
Move to the United States
High School Status
Derived Variables
Education and Training Above High School
Derived Variables
Funding
Derived Variables
Loans and Aspirations
Derived Variables
Social Support
Derived Variables
Reservation Wage
Derived Variables
Training
Derived Variables
GAPS
Derived Variables
Volunteer Activities
Derived Variables
Skills
Demographics
Derived Variables
Income Derived Variables
Decease6
Weight

Section: Entry

Variable Name: RecordID
Position: 1
Length: 10

Respondent identification, sequenced from 1 to end.

Section: Derived Variables

Variable Name: AGED6
Position: 11
Length: 2

Derived Variable: Respondent's age as of December 2009.

Table 1
	Response	FREQ	WTD
25	Respondent age 25	11,011	346,247
28	Respondent age 28	0	0
29	Respondent age 29	0	0
30	Respondent age 30	0	0
99	Not stated	115	2,234
Total		11,126	348,481

Coverage: All respondents.

Variable Name: BYEARD6
Position: 13
Length: 4

Derived Variable: Respondent's year of birth.

Allowed values: 1979 : 1984

Table 2
	Response	FREQ	WTD
1984 : 1984	Respondent's year of birth	11,011	346,247
9999	Not stated	115	2,234
Total		11,126	348,481

Coverage: All respondents.

Variable Name: BMONTHD6
Position: 17
Length: 2

Derived Variable: Respondent's month of birth.

Table 3
	Response	FREQ	WTD
1	January	851	27,511
2	Febuary	821	25,192
3	March	975	29,402
4	April	957	31,262
5	May	944	28,531
6	June	884	29,530
7	July	935	29,836
8	August	950	28,998
9	September	989	32,076
10	October	929	29,254
11	November	885	27,498
12	December	891	27,157
99	Not stated	115	2,234
Total		11,126	348,481

Coverage: All respondents.

Variable Name: GENDERD6
Position: 19
Length: 1

Respondent's gender.

Table 4
	Response	FREQ	WTD
1	Male	5,361	175,896
2	Female	5,650	170,351
9	Not stated	115	2,234
Total		11,126	348,481

Coverage: All respondents.

Variable Name: PROVD6
Position: 20
Length: 2

Derived variable: Province of residence for the household as of date of interview (2006 Census geography).

Table 5
	Response	FREQ	WTD
10	Newfoundland and Labrador	605	5,333
11	Prince Edward Island	487	1,486
12	Nova Scotia	1,043	10,618
13	New Brunswick	854	7,945
24	Quebec	1,971	79,531
35	Ontario	1,675	124,420
46	Manitoba	873	11,866
47	Saskatchewan	981	12,093
48	Alberta	1,485	44,679
59	British Columbia	938	45,116
60	Yukon Territory	4	44
61	Northwest Territories	9	107
62	Nunavut	2	15
96	Valid skip	84	2,995
99	Not stated	115	2,234
Total		11,126	348,481

Coverage: Respondents whose household at the time of interview was in Canada.

Variable Name: URMIZD6
Position: 22
Length: 1

Derived variable: Indicator of rural or urban geography, based on the Statistical Area Classification (SATYPE), based on the 2006 Census geography.

Table 6
	Response	FREQ	WTD
0	Urban	8,301	282,286
1	Rural	2,608	60,347
6	Valid skip	84	2,995
9	Not stated	133	2,853
Total		11,126	348,481

Coverage: Respondents whose household at the time of interview was in Canada.

Section: Move to the United States

Variable Name: A6Q01A
Position: 23
Length: 1

Table 7
	Response	FREQ	WTD
1	Yes	94	2,804
2	No	5	170
6	Valid skip	10,912	343,273
9	Not stated	115	2,234
Total		11,126	348,481

Coverage: Respondents who lived in the United States in the previous cycle.

Variable Name: A6Q01
Position: 24
Length: 1

At any time in the last two years, that is between January 2008 and December 2009, did you live in the United States? Do not count times when you visited the United States as a tourist.

Table 8
	Response	FREQ	WTD
1	Yes	89	3,428
2	No	10,826	339,967
6	Valid skip	94	2,804
7	Don't know	1	7
9	Not stated	11	2,276
Total		11,126	348,481

Coverage: All respondents.

Variable Name: A6Q02M
Position: 25
Length: 2

In what month and year did you move to the United States?

Table 9
	Response	FREQ	WTD
01	January	8	331
02	February	2	37
03	March	2	48
04	April	3	107
05	May	4	49
06	June	13	649
07	July	6	66
08	August	23	962
09	September	22	847
10	October	5	288
11	November	0	0
12	December	1	44
13	Did not move to the U.S.A.; In the U.S.A. only temporarily	0	0
96	Valid skip	10,920	342,771
99	Not stated	117	2,283
Total		11,126	348,481

Coverage: All respondents except those who lived in the United States in the previous cycle, who confirm living in the United States in the past two years.

Variable Name: A6Q02Y
Position: 27
Length: 4

What year?

Allowed values: 1979 : 2009

Table 10
	Response	FREQ	WTD
2003 : 2009	Year	89	3,428
9996	Valid skip	10,920	342,771
9999	Not stated	117	2,283
Total		11,126	348,481

Coverage: All respondents except those who lived in the United States in the previous cycle, who confirm living in the United States in the past two years.

Variable Name: A6Q03
Position: 31
Length: 2

When you moved to the United States in (month/year), what was your status in Canada? Were you a ...?

Table 11
	Response	FREQ	WTD
01	Canadian, by birth	79	2,772
02	Canadian, by naturalization (the citizenship process)	10	665
03	landed immigrant in Canada	0	0
04	visa or foreign student in Canada	0	0
05	Other - Specify	0	0
96	Valid skip	10,920	342,771
99	Not stated	117	2,283
Total		11,126	348,481

Coverage: All respondents except those who lived in the United States in the previous cycle, who confirm living in the United States in the past two years.
Note: Fill table variable name: ^A_E02_E_Fill.

Variable Name: A6Q04
Position: 33
Length: 2

Which American state did you move to when you left Canada in (month/year)?

Table 12
	Response	FREQ	WTD
1	Alabama	0	0
2	Alaska	0	0
3	Arizona	1	24
4	Arkansas	0	0
5	California	15	499
6	Colorado	2	43
7	Connecticut	1	36
8	Delaware	0	0
9	District of Columbia	0	0
10	Florida	5	445
11	Georgia	2	56
12	Hawaii	1	5
13	Idaho	0	0
14	Illinois	3	145
15	Indiana	0	0
16	Iowa	0	0
17	Kansas	0	0
18	Kentucky	0	0
19	Louisiana	1	42
20	Maine	6	139
21	Maryland	1	17
22	Massachusetts	2	106
23	Michigan	3	110
24	Minnesota	3	39
25	Mississippi	0	0
26	Missouri	3	56
27	Montana	0	0
28	Nebraska	1	17
29	Nevada	0	0
30	New Hampshire	1	11
31	New Jersey	2	45
32	New Mexico	0	0
33	New York	14	646
34	North Carolina	4	163
35	North Dakota	0	0
36	Ohio	2	207
37	Oklahoma	0	0
38	Oregon	0	0
39	Pennsylvania	0	0
40	Rhode Island	0	0
41	South Carolina	0	0
42	South Dakota	0	0
43	Tennessee	0	0
44	Texas	7	189
45	Utah	1	25
46	Vermont	1	8
47	Virginia	2	101
48	Washington	5	253
49	West Virginia	0	0
50	Wisconsin	0	0
51	Wyoming	0	0
96	Valid skip	10,920	342,771
99	Not stated	117	2,283
Total		11,126	348,481

Variable Name: A6Q05
Position: 35
Length: 2

What was your last province or territory of residence before moving to the United States in (month/year)?

Table 13
	Response	FREQ	WTD
10	Newfoundland	3	38
11	Prince Edward Island	3	7
12	Nova Scotia	7	49
13	New Brunswick	2	23
24	Quebec	8	238
35	Ontario	30	2,265
46	Manitoba	11	160
47	Saskatchewan	8	92
48	Alberta	12	356
59	British Columbia	5	199
60	Yukon	0	0
61	Northwest Territories	0	0
62	Nunavut	0	0
76	U.S.A.	0	0
77	Outside Canada and U.S.A.	0	0
96	Valid skip	10,920	342,771
99	Not stated	117	2,283
Total		11,126	348,481

Variable Name: A6Q07
Position: 37
Length: 2

Why did you move to the United States? Was it mainly for ...?

Table 14
	Response	FREQ	WTD
1	work-related reasons	41	1,783
2	schooling or education reasons	33	1,212
3	marriage or a relationship with a significant other	11	312
4	other family-related reasons	2	56
5	Other - Specify	2	65
96	Valid skip	10,920	342,771
99	Not stated	117	2,283
Total		11,126	348,481

Coverage: All respondents except those who lived in the United States in the previous cycle, who confirm living in the United States in the past two years.

Variable Name: A6Q08
Position: 39
Length: 1

When you arrived in the United States in (month/year), did you have a job arranged to start right away?

Table 15
	Response	FREQ	WTD
1	Yes	39	1,633
2	No	2	150
6	Valid skip	10,968	344,416
9	Not stated	117	2,283
Total		11,126	348,481

Coverage: All respondents except those who lived in the United States in the previous cycle, who confirm living in the United States in the past two years who moved to the United States for work-related reasons.
Note: Fill table variable name: ^A_E02_E_Fill.

Variable Name: A6Q08AA
Position: 40
Length: 1

What aspects of the job or other work related factors attracted you to the United States? Please be as specific as possible....Higher salary(ies)

Table 16
	Response	FREQ	WTD
1	Yes	13	524
2	No	28	1,259
6	Valid skip	10,968	344,416
9	Not stated	117	2,283
Total		11,126	348,481

Variable Name: A6Q08AB
Position: 41
Length: 1

What aspects of the job or other work related factors attracted you to the United States? Please be as specific as possible....Lower taxes in the U.S.A.

Table 17
	Response	FREQ	WTD
1	Yes	2	20
2	No	39	1,763
6	Valid skip	10,968	344,416
9	Not stated	117	2,283
Total		11,126	348,481

Variable Name: A6Q08AE
Position: 42
Length: 1

What aspects of the job or other work related factors attracted you to the United States? Please be as specific as possible....To work for a particular company or organization.

Table 18
	Response	FREQ	WTD
1	Yes	9	554
2	No	32	1,228
6	Valid skip	10,968	344,416
9	Not stated	117	2,283
Total		11,126	348,481

Variable Name: A6Q08AF
Position: 43
Length: 1

What aspects of the job or other work related factors attracted you to the United States? Please be as specific as possible....To be where the action is

Table 19
	Response	FREQ	WTD
1	Yes	5	174
2	No	36	1,608
6	Valid skip	10,968	344,416
9	Not stated	117	2,283
Total		11,126	348,481

Variable Name: A6Q08AH
Position: 44
Length: 1

What aspects of the job or other work related factors attracted you to the United States? Please be as specific as possible....Better career advancement opportunities

Table 20
	Response	FREQ	WTD
1	Yes	19	982
2	No	22	801
6	Valid skip	10,968	344,416
9	Not stated	117	2,283
Total		11,126	348,481

Variable Name: A6Q08AJ
Position: 45
Length: 1

What aspects of the job or other work related factors attracted you to the United States? Please be as specific as possible....Chance to gain or develop skills

Table 21
	Response	FREQ	WTD
1	Yes	8	437
2	No	33	1,346
6	Valid skip	10,968	344,416
9	Not stated	117	2,283
Total		11,126	348,481

Variable Name: A6Q08AK
Position: 46
Length: 1

What aspects of the job or other work related factors attracted you to the United States? Please be as specific as possible....Greater availability of jobs

Table 22
	Response	FREQ	WTD
1	Yes	4	228
2	No	37	1,555
6	Valid skip	10,968	344,416
9	Not stated	117	2,283
Total		11,126	348,481

Variable Name: A6Q08AL
Position: 47
Length: 1

What aspects of the job or other work related factors attracted you to the United States? Please be as specific as possible....Other - Specify

Table 23
	Response	FREQ	WTD
1	Yes	8	261
2	No	33	1,521
6	Valid skip	10,968	344,416
9	Not stated	117	2,283
Total		11,126	348,481

Variable Name: A6Q08T
Position: 48
Length: 1

During the 6 months before you relocated to the United States, did you have any job offers from employers in Canada?

Table 24
	Response	FREQ	WTD
1	Yes	16	717
2	No	25	1,066
6	Valid skip	10,968	344,416
9	Not stated	117	2,283
Total		11,126	348,481

Variable Name: A6Q08BA
Position: 49
Length: 1

What schooling or education related factors attracted you to the United States? Please be as specific as possible....Quality of the research facilities

Table 25
	Response	FREQ	WTD
1	Yes	2	122
2	No	31	1,090
6	Valid skip	10,976	344,987
9	Not stated	117	2,283
Total		11,126	348,481

Variable Name: A6Q08BB
Position: 50
Length: 1

What schooling or education related factors attracted you to the United States? Please be as specific as possible....To study with particular colleagues

Table 26
	Response	FREQ	WTD
1	Yes	3	261
2	No	30	1,521
6	Valid skip	10,976	344,987
9	Not stated	117	2,283
Total		11,126	348,481

Variable Name: A6Q08BC
Position: 51
Length: 1

What schooling or education related factors attracted you to the United States? Please be as specific as possible....Reputation of the program or institution

Table 27
	Response	FREQ	WTD
1	Yes	8	188
2	No	25	1,024
6	Valid skip	10,976	344,987
9	Not stated	117	2,283
Total		11,126	348,481

Variable Name: A6Q08BD
Position: 52
Length: 1

What schooling or education related factors attracted you to the United States? Please be as specific as possible....Availability of program in a particular field

Table 28
	Response	FREQ	WTD
1	Yes	13	411
2	No	20	801
6	Valid skip	10,976	344,987
9	Not stated	117	2,283
Total		11,126	348,481

Variable Name: A6Q08BE
Position: 53
Length: 1

What schooling or education related factors attracted you to the United States? Please be as specific as possible....Academic scholarship

Table 29
	Response	FREQ	WTD
1	Yes	0	0
2	No	33	1,212
6	Valid skip	10,976	344,987
9	Not stated	117	2,283
Total		11,126	348,481

Variable Name: A6Q08BF
Position: 54
Length: 1

What schooling or education related factors attracted you to the United States? Please be as specific as possible....Athletic scholarship

Table 30
	Response	FREQ	WTD
1	Yes	2	159
2	No	31	1,053
6	Valid skip	10,976	344,987
9	Not stated	117	2,283
Total		11,126	348,481

Variable Name: A6Q08BG
Position: 55
Length: 1

What schooling or education related factors attracted you to the United States? Please be as specific as possible....Teaching or research assistantship

Table 31
	Response	FREQ	WTD
1	Yes	4	32
2	No	29	1,180
6	Valid skip	10,976	344,987
9	Not stated	117	2,283
Total		11,126	348,481

Variable Name: A6Q08BH
Position: 56
Length: 1

What schooling or education related factors attracted you to the United States? Please be as specific as possible....Other - Specify

Table 32
	Response	FREQ	WTD
1	Yes	10	435
2	No	23	776
6	Valid skip	10,976	344,987
9	Not stated	117	2,283
Total		11,126	348,481

Variable Name: A6Q09
Position: 57
Length: 1

When you arrived in the United States in (month/year), did you have a job arranged to start right away?

Table 33
	Response	FREQ	WTD
1	Yes	11	289
2	No	37	1,356
6	Valid skip	10,961	344,554
9	Not stated	117	2,283
Total		11,126	348,481

Coverage: All respondents except those who lived in the United States in the previous cycle, who confirm living in the United States in the past two years who moved to the United States for reasons other than work-related.
Note: Fill table variable name: ^A_E02_E_Fill.

Variable Name: A6Q10
Position: 58
Length: 1

When you first arrived in the United States in (month/year), what was your status in the United States? Were you ...?

Table 34
	Response	FREQ	WTD
1	a temporary resident (includes students)	79	3,119
2	a permanent resident or green card holder	3	58
3	an American citizen	4	144
6	Valid skip	10,920	342,771
7	Don't know	2	93
8	Refused	1	14
9	Not stated	117	2,283
Total		11,126	348,481

Variable Name: A6Q13
Position: 59
Length: 1

What is your current status in the United States? Are you ...?

Table 35
	Response	FREQ	WTD
1	a temporary resident (includes students)	62	2,242
2	a permanent resident or green card holder	22	612
3	an American citizen	10	443
6	Valid skip	10,909	342,777
7	Don't know	4	82
8	Refused	1	2
9	Not stated	118	2,324
Total		11,126	348,481

Coverage: Respondents whose current address is the United States.

Variable Name: A6Q14
Position: 60
Length: 1

Do you intend to return to Canada to live?

Table 36
	Response	FREQ	WTD
1	Yes	63	2,399
2	No	22	626
6	Valid skip	10,909	342,777
7	Don't know	13	338
8	Refused	1	17
9	Not stated	118	2,324
Total		11,126	348,481

Coverage: Respondents whose current address is the United States.

Variable Name: A6Q15
Position: 61
Length: 2

When do you intend to return to Canada to live?

Table 37
	Response	FREQ	WTD
1	In less than 1 year	24	738
2	1 to 2 years	8	368
3	3 to 5 years	17	683
4	6 to 10 years	4	65
5	More than 10 years	1	81
96	Valid skip	10,931	343,403
97	Don't know	9	463
99	Not stated	132	2,679
Total		11,126	348,481

Coverage: Respondents whose current address is the United States who intend to return to Canada to live.

Variable Name: A6Q16M
Position: 63
Length: 2

In what month and year did you last return from the United States to live in Canada?

Table 38
	Response	FREQ	WTD
1	January	0	0
2	February	3	148
3	March	1	32
4	April	5	138
5	May	16	652
6	June	4	65
7	July	3	148
8	August	8	320
9	September	7	321
10	October	2	19
11	November	1	26
12	December	13	279
13	Did not return to Canada	18	661
96	Valid skip	10,912	343,005
99	Not stated	133	2,668
Total		11,126	348,481

Coverage: Respondents who in the previous cycle lived in the United States, but whose current address is not the United States; and those whose current address is not the United States who confirm living in the United States in the past two years.

Variable Name: A6Q16Y
Position: 65
Length: 4

What year?

Allowed values: 1979 : 2010

Table 39
	Response	FREQ	WTD
2005 : 2010	Year	63	2,147
9996	Valid skip	10,930	343,666
9999	Not stated	133	2,668
Total		11,126	348,481

Variable Name: A6Q17
Position: 69
Length: 2

Why did you return to Canada? Was it mainly for ...?

Table 40
	Response	FREQ	WTD
1	work-related reasons	30	1,156
2	schooling or education reasons	8	254
3	marriage or a relationship with a significant
	other	1	17
4	other family-related reasons	8	206
5	Other - Specify	12	319
96	Valid skip	10,932	343,777
99	Not stated	135	2,752
Total		11,126	348,481

Variable Name: A6Q18
Position: 71
Length: 1

When you returned to Canada in (month/year), did you have a job arranged to start right away?

Table 41
	Response	FREQ	WTD
1	Yes	9	425
2	No	15	466
6	Valid skip	10,961	344,573
9	Not stated	141	3,017
Total		11,126	348,481

Variable Name: A6Q19
Position: 72
Length: 1

Were you transferred to Canada?

Table 42
	Response	FREQ	WTD
1	Yes	3	64
2	No	6	361
6	Valid skip	10,976	345,039
9	Not stated	141	3,017
Total		11,126	348,481

Variable Name: A6Q20A
Position: 73
Length: 1

What aspects of the job or other work-related factors attracted you to Canada? Please be as specific as possible....Higher salary(ies)

Table 43
	Response	FREQ	WTD
1	Yes	2	52
2	No	22	838
6	Valid skip	10,961	344,573
9	Not stated	141	3,017
Total		11,126	348,481

Variable Name: A6Q20B
Position: 74
Length: 1

What aspects of the job or other work-related factors attracted you to Canada? Please be as specific as possible....Lower taxes in Canada

Table 44
	Response	FREQ	WTD
1	Yes	0	0
2	No	24	891
6	Valid skip	10,961	344,573
9	Not stated	141	3,017
Total		11,126	348,481

Variable Name: A6Q20E
Position: 75
Length: 1

What aspects of the job or other work-related factors attracted you to Canada? Please be as specific as possible....To work for a particular company or organization

Table 45
	Response	FREQ	WTD
1	Yes	3	69
2	No	21	822
6	Valid skip	10,961	344,573
9	Not stated	141	3,017
Total		11,126	348,481

Variable Name: A6Q20F
Position: 76
Length: 1

What aspects of the job or other work-related factors attracted you to Canada? Please be as specific as possible....To be where the action is

Table 46
	Response	FREQ	WTD
1	Yes	1	18
2	No	23	873
6	Valid skip	10,961	344,573
9	Not stated	141	3,017
Total		11,126	348,481

Variable Name: A6Q20H
Position: 77
Length: 1

What aspects of the job or other work-related factors attracted you to Canada? Please be as specific as possible....Better career advancement opportunities

Table 47
	Response	FREQ	WTD
1	Yes	5	220
2	No	19	671
6	Valid skip	10,961	344,573
9	Not stated	141	3,017
Total		11,126	348,481

Variable Name: A6Q20J
Position: 78
Length: 1

What aspects of the job or other work-related factors attracted you to Canada? Please be as specific as possible....Chance to gain or develop skills

Table 48
	Response	FREQ	WTD
1	Yes	1	32
2	No	23	859
6	Valid skip	10,961	344,573
9	Not stated	141	3,017
Total		11,126	348,481

Variable Name: A6Q20K
Position: 79
Length: 1

What aspects of the job or other work-related factors attracted you to Canada? Please be as specific as possible....Greater availability of jobs

Table 49
	Response	FREQ	WTD
1	Yes	3	50
2	No	21	840
6	Valid skip	10,961	344,573
9	Not stated	141	3,017
Total		11,126	348,481

Variable Name: A6Q20L
Position: 80
Length: 1

What aspects of the job or other work-related factors attracted you to Canada? Please be as specific as possible....Other - Specify

Table 50
	Response	FREQ	WTD
1	Yes	15	594
2	No	9	297
6	Valid skip	10,961	344,573
9	Not stated	141	3,017
Total		11,126	348,481

Variable Name: A6Q21A
Position: 81
Length: 1

What schooling or education related factors attracted you to Canada? Please be as specific as possible....Quality of the research facilities

Table 51
	Response	FREQ	WTD
1	Yes	0	0
2	No	7	194
6	Valid skip	10,977	345,210
9	Not stated	142	3,077
Total		11,126	348,481

Variable Name: A6Q21B
Position: 82
Length: 1

What schooling or education related factors attracted you to Canada? Please be as specific as possible....To study with particular colleagues

Table 52
	Response	FREQ	WTD
1	Yes	0	0
2	No	7	194
6	Valid skip	10,977	345,210
9	Not stated	142	3,077
Total		11,126	348,481

Variable Name: A6Q21C
Position: 83
Length: 1

What schooling or education related factors attracted you to Canada? Please be as specific as possible....Reputation of the program or institution

Table 53
	Response	FREQ	WTD
1	Yes	1	24
2	No	6	170
6	Valid skip	10,977	345,210
9	Not stated	142	3,077
Total		11,126	348,481

Variable Name: A6Q21D
Position: 84
Length: 1

What schooling or education related factors attracted you to Canada? Please be as specific as possible....Availability of program in a particular field

Table 54
	Response	FREQ	WTD
1	Yes	2	123
2	No	5	71
6	Valid skip	10,977	345,210
9	Not stated	142	3,077
Total		11,126	348,481

Variable Name: A6Q21E
Position: 85
Length: 1

What schooling or education related factors attracted you to Canada? Please be as specific as possible....Academic scholarship

Table 55
	Response	FREQ	WTD
1	Yes	0	0
2	No	7	194
6	Valid skip	10,977	345,210
9	Not stated	142	3,077
Total		11,126	348,481

Variable Name: A6Q21F
Position: 86
Length: 1

What schooling or education related factors attracted you to Canada? Please be as specific as possible....Athletic scholarship

Table 56
	Response	FREQ	WTD
1	Yes	0	0
2	No	7	194
6	Valid skip	10,977	345,210
9	Not stated	142	3,077
Total		11,126	348,481

Variable Name: A6Q21G
Position: 87
Length: 1

What schooling or education related factors attracted you to Canada? Please be as specific as possible....Teaching or research assistantship

Table 57
	Response	FREQ	WTD
1	Yes	0	0
2	No	7	194
6	Valid skip	10,977	345,210
9	Not stated	142	3,077
Total		11,126	348,481

Variable Name: A6Q21H
Position: 88
Length: 1

What schooling or education related factors attracted you to Canada? Please be as specific as possible....Other - Specify

Table 58
	Response	FREQ	WTD
1	Yes	5	82
2	No	2	112
6	Valid skip	10,977	345,210
9	Not stated	142	3,077
Total		11,126	348,481

Variable Name: A6Q22
Position: 89
Length: 1

When you first returned to Canada did you have a job arranged to start right away?

Table 59
	Response	FREQ	WTD
1	Yes	10	291
2	No	25	770
6	Valid skip	10,956	344,668
9	Not stated	135	2,752
Total		11,126	348,481

Variable Name: A6Q22A
Position: 90
Length: 1

Were you transferred to Canada?

Table 60
	Response	FREQ	WTD
1	Yes	1	4
2	No	9	287
6	Valid skip	10,981	345,438
9	Not stated	135	2,752
Total		11,126	348,481

Variable Name: A6Q23
Position: 91
Length: 1

When you left the United States in (month/year), what was your status in the United States? Were you ...?

Table 61
	Response	FREQ	WTD
1	a temporary resident (includes students)	53	1,653
2	a permanent resident or green card holder	1	50
3	an American citizen	2	82
6	Valid skip	10,934	343,908
7	Don't know	1	36
9	Not stated	135	345,438
Total		11,126	348,481

Variable Name: A6Q24
Position: 92
Length: 1

When you left the United States in (month/year), what was your status in the United States? Were you ...?

Table 62
	Response	FREQ	WTD
2	a permanent resident or green card holder	0	0
3	an American citizen	2	131
6	Valid skip	10,989	345,599
9	Not stated	135	2,752
Total		11,126	348,481

Section: High School Status

Variable Name: B6Q05
Position: 93
Length: 2

In what province or country (were you taking/did you last take) high school (or Secondary School Vocational Diploma/junior high or elementary school) courses?

Table 63
	Response	FREQ	WTD
10	Newfoundland	2	28
11	Prince Edward Island	5	21
12	Nova Scotia	9	107
13	New Brunswick	6	112
24	Quebec	138	7,740
35	Ontario	13	1,258
46	Manitoba	6	176
47	Saskatchewan	13	234
48	Alberta	11	544
59	British Columbia	11	729
60	Yukon	0	0
61	Northwest Territories	0	0
62	Nunavut	0	0
76	U.S.A.	1	44
77	Outside Canada and U.S.A.	0	0
96	Valid skip	10,796	335,254
99	Not stated	115	2,234
Total		11,126	348,481

Coverage: Respondents who have taken any high school, junior high or elementary school education between January 2008 and December 2009.
Note: B1 (cycle 1) Fill table variable names: ^B_Q05_E_fill_1, ^B_Q05_E_fill_2.

Variable Name: B6Q06
Position: 95
Length: 1

(What is the name of the last school you attended where you took either high school or Secondary School Vocational Diploma courses?/What is the name of the last high school, junior high or elementary school you attended)?

Table 64
	Response	FREQ	WTD
1	(Specify) school name	205	10,450
2	Respondent was home schooled	1	39
3	Respondent was taking correspondence courses	8	459
6	Valid skip	10,797	335,298
9	Not stated	115	2,234
Total		11,126	348,481

Coverage: Respondents who have taken any high school, junior high or elementary school education between January 2008 and December 2009, except those whose school is outside Canada.
Note: Fill table variable name: ^B_Q06_E_fill.

Variable Name: B6Q32
Position: 96
Length: 2

According to your school, what is/was the normal length of time required to complete your Secondary School Vocational Diploma program when taken full-time?

Table 65
	Response	FREQ	WTD
1	Less than 3 months	2	101
2	3 to 5 months	3	221
3	6 or 7 months	11	602
4	8 to 12 months	29	1,308
5	13 to 17 months	20	946
6	1 1/2 years up to less than 2 years	21	1,450
7	2 years to less than 3 years	14	695
8	3 years to less than 4 years	5	198
9	4 years to less than 5 years	1	2
10	5 years to less than 6 years	0	0
11	6 years or more	0	0
12	Length varies	0	0
13	Program only offered part-time	1	50
96	Valid skip	10,903	340,652
97	Don't know	1	22
99	Not stated	115	2,234
Total		11,126	348,481

Coverage: Respondents who have taken any high school, junior high or elementary school education who were enrolled in an SSVD program sometime between January 2008 and December 2009.

Variable Name: B6Q33
Position: 98
Length: 2

According to your school, what is/was the normal length of time required to complete your part-time Secondary School Vocational Diploma program?

Table 66
	Response	FREQ	WTD
1	Less than 3 months	0	0
2	3 to 5 months	0	0
3	6 or 7 months	0	0
4	8 to 12 months	0	0
5	13 to 17 months	0	0
6	1 1/2 years up to less than 2 years	0	0
7	2 years to less than 3 years	0	0
8	3 years to less than 4 years	0	0
9	4 years to less than 5 years	0	0
10	5 years to less than 6 years	0	0
11	6 years or more	0	0
12	Length varies	1	50
96	Valid skip	11,009	346,175
99	Not stated	116	2,256
Total		11,126	348,481

Coverage: Respondents who have taken any high school, junior high or elementary school education who were enrolled in an SSVD program sometime between January 2008 and December 2009 which was only offered part-time.

Variable Name: B6Q35
Position: 100
Length: 2

In December 2009, what year of your education or training program were you enrolled in?

Allowed values: 01 : 09

Table 67
	Response	FREQ	WTD
1:04	Year of program	50	2,275
96	Valid skip	10,960	343,955
97	Don't know	1	17
99	Not stated	115	2,234
Total		11,126	348,481

Coverage: Respondents who have taken any high school, junior high or elementary school education who were enrolled in an SSVD program in December 2009.
Note: Reference period: ^RefPerEng04.

Variable Name: B6Q38
Position: 102
Length: 2

What year of your program were you enrolled in when you stopped?

Allowed values: 01 : 09

Table 68
	Response	FREQ	WTD
1:02	Year of program	9	462
96	Valid skip	11,001	345,727
97	Don't know	1	58
99	Not stated	115	2,234
Total		11,126	348,481

Coverage: Respondents who have taken any high school, junior high or elementary school education who were enrolled in an SSVD program sometime between January 2008 and November 2009 who had not completed the requirements of an SSVD program.

Variable Name: B6Q48
Position: 104
Length: 1

Are you glad or sorry you left?

Table 69
	Response	FREQ	WTD
1	Glad	6	318
3	Sorry	4	207
4	Mixed feelings	5	272
6	Valid skip	10,996	345,450
9	Not stated	115	2,234
Total		11,126	348,481

Coverage: Respondents who have taken any high school, junior high or elementary school education between January 2008 and November 2009, who have not graduated from high school or an SSVD program (some respondents may have graduated from high school but not an SSVD program), who left or dropped out of school at least once.
Note: B26

Variable Name: B6Q53
Position: 105
Length: 2

What was the main reason you returned to schooling?

Table 70
	Response	FREQ	WTD
1	Parents / friends talked me into it	0	0
2	Realized value of education	1	93
3	Wanted diploma	4	159
4	Couldn't get a (good) job	5	264
5	Was allowed back	0	0
6	Found better / different school	0	0
7	Other - Specify	5	217
8	Did not return to schooling	0	0
96	Valid skip	10,994	345,450
99	Not stated	117	2,297
Total		11,126	348,481

Coverage: Respondents who have taken any high school, junior high or elementary school education between January 2008 and December 2009 who dropped out at least once between January 2008 and December 2009 before graduating. Except those who were in high school, junior high or elementary school between January 2008 and November 2009 who have not graduated from high school or an SSVD program (some respondents may have graduated from high school but not an SSVD program).
Note: B35

Variable Name: B6Q54
Position: 107
Length: 1

Did you return to the same school that you had left?

Table 71
	Response	FREQ	WTD
1	Yes	9	450
2	No	6	284
6	Valid skip	10,994	345,450
9	Not stated	117	2,297
Total		11,126	348,481

Coverage: Respondents who have taken any high school, junior high or elementary school education between January 2008 and December 2009 who dropped out at least once between January 2008 and December 2009 before graduating, who returned to school after they last left school, except those who were in high school, junior high or elementary school between January 2008 and November 2009 who have not graduated from high school or an SSVD program (some respondents may have graduated from high school but not an SSVD program).
Note: B36

Variable Name: B6Q55a
Position: 108
Length: 1

Have you ever attended a junior high or an elementary school?

Table 72
	Response	FREQ	WTD
1	Yes	6	364
2	No	0	0
6	Valid skip	11,004	345,867
9	Not stated	116	2,250
Total		11,126	348,481

Coverage: Respondents who have taken any high school, junior high or elementary school education between January 2008 and December 2009, who have never attended a high school, were home schooled or took distance education.
Note: BE37

Variable Name: B6Q56
Position: 109
Length: 1

Was the last one you attended a private school?

Table 73
	Response	FREQ	WTD
1	Yes	15	700
2	No	198	10,272
6	Valid skip	10,796	335,254
7	Don't know	1	5
9	Not stated	116	2,250
Total		11,126	348,481

Coverage: Respondents who have taken any high school, junior high or elementary school education between January 2008 and December 2009, who have attended a high school or did not know or refused to say if they attended a high school; or those who never attended a high school but have attended a junior high or elementary school.
Note: B38

Variable Name: B6Q58
Position: 110
Length: 2

How long were you at that last school in total?

Table 74
	Response	FREQ	WTD
1	Less than one year	82	3,771
2	About 1 year	39	1,795
3	About 2 years	30	1,926
4	About 3 years	19	899
5	About 4 years	14	705
6	About 5 years	20	980
7	More than 5 years	8	754
96	Valid skip	10,796	335,254
97	Don't know	2	145
99	Not stated	116	2,250
Total		11,126	348,481

Variable Name: B6Q59
Position: 112
Length: 1

Did you ever repeat a grade in elementary school?

Table 75
	Response	FREQ	WTD
1	Yes	52	3,105
2	No	162	7,872
6	Valid skip	10,796	335,254
9	Not stated	116	2,250
Total		11,126	348,481

Coverage: Respondents who have taken any high school, junior high or elementary school education between January 2008 and December 2009.
Note: B40

Variable Name: B6Q60A
Position: 113
Length: 1

Which grade(s)?...Junior kindergarten

Table 76
	Response	FREQ	WTD
1	Yes	0	0
2	No	50	3,050
6	Valid skip	10,958	343,126
7	Don't know	2	55
9	Not stated	116	2,250
Total		11,126	348,481

Coverage: Respondents who have taken any high school, junior high or elementary school education between January 2008 and December 2009, who repeated a grade in elementary school.

Variable Name: B6Q60B
Position: 114
Length: 1

Which grade(s)?...Kindergarten

Table 77
	Response	FREQ	WTD
1	Yes	0	0
2	No	50	3,050
6	Valid skip	10,958	343,126
7	Don't know	2	55
9	Not stated	116	2,250
Total		11,126	348,481

Coverage: Respondents who have taken any high school, junior high or elementary school education between January 2008 and December 2009, who repeated a grade in elementary school.

Variable Name: B6Q60C
Position: 115
Length: 1

Which grade(s)?...Grade 1

Table 78
	Response	FREQ	WTD
1	Yes	16	906
2	No	34	2,144
6	Valid skip	10,958	343,126
7	Don't know	2	55
9	Not stated	116	2,250
Total		11,126	348,481

Coverage: Respondents who have taken any high school, junior high or elementary school education between January 2008 and December 2009, who repeated a grade in elementary school.

Variable Name: B6Q60D
Position: 116
Length: 1

Which grade(s)?...Grade 2

Table 79
	Response	FREQ	WTD
1	Yes	9	508
2	No	41	2,542
6	Valid skip	10,958	343,126
7	Don't know	2	55
9	Not stated	116	2,250
Total		11,126	348,481

Coverage: Respondents who have taken any high school, junior high or elementary school education between January 2008 and December 2009, who repeated a grade in elementary school.

Variable Name: B6Q60E
Position: 117
Length: 1

Which grade(s)?...Grade 3

Table 80
	Response	FREQ	WTD
1	Yes	7	552
2	No	43	2,498
6	Valid skip	10,958	343,126
7	Don't know	2	55
9	Not stated	116	2,250
Total		11,126	348,481

Coverage: Respondents who have taken any high school, junior high or elementary school education between January 2008 and December 2009, who repeated a grade in elementary school.

Variable Name: B6Q60F
Position: 118
Length: 1

Which grade(s)?...Grade 4

Table 81
	Response	FREQ	WTD
1	Yes	10	724
2	No	40	2,326
6	Valid skip	10,958	343,126
7	Don't know	2	55
9	Not stated	116	2,250
Total		11,126	348,481

Coverage: Respondents who have taken any high school, junior high or elementary school education between January 2008 and December 2009, who repeated a grade in elementary school.

Variable Name: B6Q60G
Position: 119
Length: 1

Which grade(s)?...Grade 5

Table 82
	Response	FREQ	WTD
1	Yes	12	762
2	No	38	2,288
6	Valid skip	10,958	343,126
7	Don't know	2	55
9	Not stated	116	2,250
Total		11,126	348,481

Coverage: Respondents who have taken any high school, junior high or elementary school education between January 2008 and December 2009, who repeated a grade in elementary school.

Variable Name: B6Q60H
Position: 120
Length: 1

Which grade(s)?...Grade 6

Table 83
	Response	FREQ	WTD
1	Yes	3	278
2	No	47	2,772
6	Valid skip	10,958	343,126
7	Don't know	2	55
9	Not stated	116	2,250
Total		11,126	348,481

Coverage: Respondents who have taken any high school, junior high or elementary school education between January 2008 and December 2009, who repeated a grade in elementary school.

Variable Name: B6Q60I
Position: 121
Length: 1

Which grade(s)?...Grade 7

Table 84
	Response	FREQ	WTD
1	Yes	0	0
2	No	50	3,050
6	Valid skip	10,958	343,126
7	Don't know	2	55
9	Not stated	116	2,250
Total		11,126	348,481

Coverage: Respondents who have taken any high school, junior high or elementary school education between January 2008 and December 2009, who repeated a grade in elementary school.

Variable Name: B6Q60J
Position: 122
Length: 1

Which grade(s)?...Grade 8

Table 85
	Response	FREQ	WTD
1	Yes	0	0
2	No	50	3,050
6	Valid skip	10,958	343,126
7	Don't know	2	55
9	Not stated	116	2,250
Total		11,126	348,481

Coverage: Respondents who have taken any high school, junior high or elementary school education between January 2008 and December 2009, who repeated a grade in elementary school.

Variable Name: B6Q60K
Position: 123
Length: 1

Which grade(s)?...Grade 9

Table 86
	Response	FREQ	WTD
1	Yes	0	0
2	No	50	3,050
6	Valid skip	10,958	343,126
7	Don't know	2	55
9	Not stated	116	2,250
Total		11,126	348,481

Coverage: Respondents who have taken any high school, junior high or elementary school education between January 2008 and December 2009, who repeated a grade in elementary school.

Variable Name: B6Q60L
Position: 124
Length: 1

Which grade(s)?...Other - Specify

Table 87
	Response	FREQ	WTD
1	Yes	0	0
2	No	50	3,050
6	Valid skip	10,958	343,126
7	Don't know	2	55
9	Not stated	116	2,250
Total		11,126	348,481

Coverage: Respondents who have taken any high school, junior high or elementary school education between January 2008 and December 2009, who repeated a grade in elementary school.

Section: Derived Variables

Variable Name: ACMD6
Position: 125
Length: 2

Derived variable: Respondent's age at date completed high school diploma requirements or equivalent.

Allowed values: 00 : 25

Table 88
	Response	FREQ	WTD
15:25	Age (in years)	10,308	310,817
96	Valid skip	324	18,163
99	Not stated	494	19,502
Total		11,126	348,481

Coverage: Respondents who have completed high school diploma or equivalent.
Note: This variable was derived from the variables: BMONTHD6, BYEARD6, AGED6, HSSTATD6, HSDIPYD6, HSDIPMD6 and ACMD5 (cycle 5).

Variable Name: AFTD6
Position: 127
Length: 2

Derived variable: Respondent's age when last in elementary or secondary school full-time prior to January 2010.

Allowed values: 00 : 25

Table 89
	Response	FREQ	WTD
14:25	Age (in years)	10,831	339,930
99	Not stated	295	8,551
Total		11,126	348,481

Coverage: All respondents.
Note: This variable was derived from the variables: BMONTHD6, BYEARD6, LFTESYD6, LFTESMD6 and AGED6.

Variable Name: AHSD6
Position: 129
Length: 2

Derived variable: Respondent's age when last in elementary or secondary school prior to January 2010.

Allowed values: 00 : 25

Table 90
	Response	FREQ	WTD
15:25	Age (in years)	10,979	345,044
99	Not stated	147	3,437
Total		11,126	348,481

Coverage: All respondents.
Note:This variable was derived from the variables: BMONTHD6, BYEARD6, LESMTD6, LESYRD6 and AGED6.

Variable Name: DNOD6
Position: 131
Length: 2

Derived variable: Number of times respondent dropped out of elementary or secondary school.

Allowed values: 00 : 93

Table 91
	Response	FREQ	WTD
0	Never dropped out	10,062	297,057
1:09	Number of times	666	35,913
99	Not stated	398	15,511
Total		11,126	348,481

Coverage: All respondents.
Note: This variable was derived from the variables: B6Q45, B6Q50, B6Q51, DRPD6, HSSTATD6 and (DNOD5 and DRPD5 from cycle 5).

Variable Name: DRED6
Position: 133
Length: 2

Derived variable: Main reason for having ever dropped out of elementary or secondary school prior to January 2010.

Table 92
	Response	FREQ	WTD
1	Bored/not interested	129	8,042
2	Problems with school work	44	2,361
3	Problems with teachers	30	1,017
4	Kicked out	29	1,301
5	Missing a few credits/not worth continuing	27	1,703
6	Own health	40	1,925
7	Pregnant/caring for own child	42	2,160
8	Problems at home	27	1,443
9	Had to work/money problems	100	5,494
10	Wanted to work	93	4,552
11	Other-Moved	17	752
12	Other reasons	113	6,336
96	Valid skip	10,062	297,057
99	Not stated	373	14,338
Total		11,126	348,481

Coverage: Respondents who have ever dropped out of school regardless of whether they were a high school continuer, graduate or leaver as of December 2009. For respondents who have dropped out more than once, this variable is the main reason for the last time they have dropped out.
Note: This variable was derived from the variables: DRPD6, (DRPD5, DRED5 from cycle 5), B6Q47 and B6Q52.
Category <11> was created from other specify (B6S47 and B6S52).

Variable Name: DRPD6
Position: 135
Length: 1

Derived variable: Variable indicating if respondent has ever dropped out of elementary or secondary school.

Table 93
	Response	FREQ	WTD
1	Yes	888	46,554
2	No	10,062	297,057
99	Not stated	176	4,870
Total		11,126	348,481

Coverage: All respondents.
Note: This variable was derived from the variables: B6Q45, B6Q50, HSSTATD6 and DRPD5 (cycle 5).

Variable Name: FPTLESD6
Position: 136
Length: 1

Derived variable: Full-time/part time status when respondent was last in elementary or secondary school.

Table 94
	Response	FREQ	WTD
1	Full-time student when last taking elementary or secondary education	10,084	301,241
2	Part-time student when last taking elementary or secondary education	910	44,335
9	Not stated	132	2,905
Total		11,126	348,481

Coverage: All respondents.
Note: This variable was derived from the variables: B6Q08, B6Q19, LFTESMD6, LFTESYD6, LESMTD6, LESYRD6, FPTLESD5 (cycle 5), PROV (current province of interview) and (PROVHS and SSVDcy5 from the cycle 5 input file).

Variable Name: HG9D6
Position: 137
Length: 1

Derived variable: Variable indicating if respondent has gone past grade 9 in elementary or secondary school as of December 2009.

Table 95
	Response	FREQ	WTD
1	Yes	10,979	343,134
2	No	31	3,036
9	Not stated	116	2,311
Total		11,126	348,481

Coverage: All respondents.
Note: This variable was derived from the variables: B6Q13, B6Q22, HSSTATD6, LGED6, HGCD6, COHORT, PROV (current province of interview), (PROVHS and SSVDCY5 from the cycle 5 input file) and HG9D5 (cycle 5).

Variable Name: HGCD6
Position: 138
Length: 2

Derived variable: Highest grade respondent has completed in elementary or secondary school as of December 2009.

Table 96
	Response	FREQ	WTD
1	Grade 5 or less	2	73
2	Grade 6	4	439
3	Grade 7/Secondary 1	5	500
4	Grade 8/Secondary 2	20	1,267
5	Grade 9/Secondary 3/Senior 1	73	4,224
6	Grade 10/Secondary 4/Senior 2/Level I	323	14,822
7	Grade 11/Secondary 5/Senior 3/Level II	2,750	99,680
8	Grade 12/Senior 4/Level III	6,853	152,874
9	Grade 13 (Ontario Academic Credits - OAC)	848	65,874
11	GED/AESS	73	3,705
12	Other	39	2,056
99	Not stated	136	2,966
Total		11,126	348,481

Coverage: All respondents.
Note: This variable was derived from the variables: B6Q02a, B6Q02b, B6Q04a, B6Q04b, B6Q05, B6Q12a, B6Q12b, B6Q21a, B6Q21b, COHORT, PROV (current province of interview), HGCD5 (cycle 5) and (PROVHS, SSVDcy5 from the cycle 5 input file).

Variable Name: HSSTATD6
Position: 140
Length: 1

Derived variable: High school status as of December 2009.

Table 97
	Response	FREQ	WTD
1	High school graduate	10,687	328,085
2	High school continuer	25	1,748
3	High school leaver	299	16,415
9	Not stated	115	2,234
Total		11,126	348,481

Coverage: All respondents.
Note: This variable was derived from the variables: B6Q01b, B6Q02a, B6Q02b, B6Q04a, B6Q04b, B6Q04c, B6Q05a, B6Q16a, B6Q23a, B6Q24Y, B6Q36, B6Q37Y, B6E46a, B6Q46f, COHORT, PROV (current province of interview), (PROVHS, SSVDcy5 from the cycle 5 input file) and HSSTATD5 (cycle 5).

Variable Name: LESMTD6
Position: 141
Length: 2

Derived variable: Date (month) respondent was last in elementary or secondary school prior to January 2010.

Table 98
	Response	FREQ	WTD
1	January	238	13,285
2	February	82	4,786
3	March	62	3,006
4	April	85	3,979
5	May	164	6,575
6	June	8,104	222,670
7	July	100	5,265
8	August	47	2,375
9	September	65	2,862
10	October	59	3,567
11	November	75	3,566
12	December	1,887	72,585
99	Not stated	158	3,959
Total		11,126	348,481

Coverage: All respondents.
Note: This variable was derived from the variables: B6Q04a, B6Q04b, B6Q18M, B6Q18Y, B6Q46f, H_LESMX6, H_LESYX6, (LESMTD5, LESYRD5 from cycle 5), PROV (current province of interview) and (PROVHS, SSVDcy5 from the cycle 5 input file).

Variable Name: LESYRD6
Position: 143
Length: 4

Derived variable: Date (year) respondent was last in elementary or secondary school prior to January 2010.

Allowed values: 1982 : 2009

Table 99
	Response	FREQ	WTD
2000 : 2009	Year last in school	10,979	345,044
9999	Not stated	147	3,437
Total		11,126	348,481

Variable Name: LFTESMD6
Position: 147
Length: 2

Derived variable: Date (month) respondent was last in elementary or secondary school full-time prior to January 2010.

Table 100
	Response	FREQ	WTD
1	January	256	14,281
2	February	78	4,773
3	March	53	2,069
4	April	74	3,984
5	May	150	6,324
6	June	8,220	229,030
7	July	87	4,632
8	August	31	1,704
9	September	66	3,245
10	October	50	3,404
11	November	55	3,161
12	December	1,704	62,873
99	Not stated	302	9,001
Total		11,126	348,481

Coverage: All respondents.
Note: This variable was derived from the variables: B6Q02a, B6Q02b, LFTESMX6, LFTESYX6, LESMTD6, LESYRD6, M1BY, M1BM, (LFTESMD5, LFTESYD5 from cycle 5), PROV (current province of interview), and (PROVHS, SSVDcy5 from the cycle 5 input file).

Variable Name: LFTESYD6
Position: 149
Length: 4

Derived variable: Date (year) respondent was last in elementary or secondary school full-time prior to January 2010.

Allowed values: 1982 : 2009

Table 101
	Response	FREQ	WTD
1998 : 2009	Year last in school full-time	10,831	339,930
9999	Not stated	295	8,551
Total		11,126	348,481

Variable Name: LGED6
Position: 153
Length: 2

Derived variable: Grade enrolled in elementary or secondary school as of December 2009 or the date last in school (elementary or secondary).

Table 102
	Response	FREQ	WTD
1	Grade 5 or less	0	0
2	Grade 6	1	178
3	Grade 7/Secondary 1	5	494
4	Grade 8/Secondary 2	8	677
5	Grade 9/Secondary 3/Senior 1	21	1,987
6	Grade 10/Secondary 4/Senior 2/Level I	52	2,560
7	Grade 11/Secondary 5/Senior 3/Level II	73	3,621
8	Grade 12/Senior 4/ Level III	129	6,570
9	Grade 13 (Ontario Academic Credits - OAC)	3	396
11	GED/AESS	5	184
12	Other	4	213
96	Valid skip	10,702	329,097
99	Not stated	123	2,504
Total		11,126	348,481

Coverage: Respondents who have not completed the minimum requirements for a high school graduation certificate, diploma or its equivalent as of December 2009 or the date last in school. Excludes those last enrolled in an SSVD program in Quebec.
Note: This variable was derived from the variables: B6Q01b, B6Q02a, B6Q02b, B6Q04a, B6Q04b, B6Q04c, B6Q05a, B6Q05, B6Q14a, B6Q14b, B6Q16a, B6Q23a, B6Q24Y, B6Q26d, B6Q26e, HSSTATD6, COHORT, PROV (current province of interview), (PROVHS, SSVDCY5 from the cycle 5 input file) and LGED5 (cycle5).

Variable Name: NUMHSD6
Position: 155
Length: 2

Derived variable: Number of different high schools attended.

Allowed values: 00 : 93

Table 103
	Response	FREQ	WTD
0	Never attended high school/was home schooled /took distance education	6	364
1:06	Number of high schools	208	10,613
96	Valid skip	10,796	335,254
99	Not stated	116	2,250
Total		11,126	348,481

Coverage: Respondents who have taken any high school, junior high or elementary school sometime between January 2008 and December 2009.
Note: This variable was derived from the variables: B6Q55 and B6S55.

Variable Name: HSDIPMD6
Position: 157
Length: 2

Derived variable: Date (month) respondent completed high school diploma/SSVD requirements or equivalent.

Table 104
	Response	FREQ	WTD
1	January	229	12,816
2	February	60	3,834
3	March	30	1,374
4	April	44	1,923
5	May	130	4,738
6	June	9,404	266,811
7	July	95	4,627
8	August	40	2,263
9	September	25	1,408
10	October	28	1,644
11	November	48	2,544
12	December	154	5,988
96	Valid skip	324	18,163
99	Not stated	515	20,348
Total		11,126	348,481

Coverage: Respondents who completed their high school diploma, Secondary School Vocational diploma (SSVD) requirements or equivalent.
Note: This variable was derived from the variables: B6Q24Y, B6Q24M, B6Q37Y, B6Q37M, HSSTATD6 and (HSSTATD5, HSDIPYD5, HSDIPMD5 from cycle 5).

Variable Name: HSDIPYD6
Position: 159
Length: 4

Derived variable: Date (year) respondent completed high school diploma/SSVD requirements or equivalent.

Allowed values: 1992 : 2009

Table 105
	Response	FREQ	WTD
2000 : 2009	Year	10,308	310,817
9996	Valid skip	324	18,163
9999	Not stated	494	19,502
Total		11,126	348,481

Variable Name: SCIPD6
Position: 163
Length: 5.2

Derived variable: Respondent's main field of study or specialization - secondary school vocational diploma program.

Table 106
	Response	FREQ	WTD
01.03 : 52.19	CIP codes	106	5,517
89.99	Not codeable	2	79
99.96	Valid skip	10,903	340,652
99.99	Not stated	115	2,234
Total		11,126	348,481

Coverage: Respondents who took some education in an SSVD program between January 2008 and December 2009.
Note: This variable was derived from the variables: B6Q31 and CIP code.
Respondents who reported a main field of study or specialisation that could not be coded were assigned the code 89.99.

Variable Name: SCIPRD6
Position: 168
Length: 3

Derived variable: Respondent's field of study or specialization - secondary school vocational diploma program (primary grouping).

Table 107
	Response	FREQ	WTD
1	Personal Improvement and Leisure	0	0
10	Education	0	0
20	Visual and Performing Arts, and Communications Technologies	3	133
30	Humanities	0	0
40	Social and Behavioral Sciences, and Law	1	46
50	Business, Management and Public Administration	22	1,351
60	Physical and Life Sciences, and Technologies	1	40
70	Mathematics, Computer and Information Sciences	2	147
80	Architecture, Engineering and Related Technologies	44	2,211
90	Agriculture, Natural Resources and Conservation	5	209
100	Health, Parks, Recreation and Fitness	11	581
110	Personal, Protective and Transportation Services	17	798
120	Other	2	79
996	Valid skip	10,903	340,652
999	Not stated	115	2,234
Total		11,126	348,481

Coverage: Respondents who took some education in an SSVD program between January 2008 and December 2009.
Note: This variable was derived from the variable: SCIPD6.

Section: Education and Training Above High School

Variable Name: H6Q441
Position: 171
Length: 2

What is the main reason you did not participate in a work experience program during the last 2 years?

Table 108
	Response	FREQ	WTD
1	Not offered at my institution	241	8,403
2	Not offered in my program	1,383	41,916
3	Did not see the value	158	4,314
4	Did not know they existed	23	764
5	Did not qualify (marks too low/missing credits)	51	1,765
6	Only offered to full-time students	8	392
7	Program was full	20	672
8	Not offered in program(s) I was interested in	45	1,939
9	Other - specify	595	21,086
96	Valid skip	8,471	264,646
97	Don't know	13	292
99	Not stated	118	2,290
Total		11,126	348,481

Coverage: Respondents taking education in an eligible post-secondary program between January 2008 and December 2009 and who did not participate in a work experience program during that period.

Section: Derived Variables

Variable Name: HGDAD6
Position: 173
Length: 1

Derived variable: Highest graduation diploma attained as of December 2009.

Table 109
	Response	FREQ	WTD
1	Did not graduate from high school or a post-secondary program	296	16,726
2	Graduation from high school or equivalent	2,941	103,362
3	Graduation from a post-secondary program	7,686	223,153
9	Not stated	203	5,241
Total		11,126	348,481

Coverage: All respondents.
Note: This variable was derived from the variables: HSSTATD6 and LPSATD6.
The universe may also include respondents who were in high school in December 2009 but had an open post-secondary program from cycle 5.

Variable Name: HLPSD6
Position: 174
Length: 2

Derived variable: Highest level of post-secondary education taken across all programs and institutions as of December 2009.

Table 110
	Response	FREQ	WTD
2	Attestation of Vocational Specialisation (AVS or ASP)	1	58
3	Private business school or training institute diploma or certificate	307	7,956
4	Registered Apprenticeship program	94	3,534
5	College or CEGEP program	2,455	90,586
6	University transfer program at a college or CEGEP (for credits, university transfer diploma or Associate's Degree)	109	4,432
7	College post-diploma or graduate level program (college diploma or higher needed first)	47	1,637
8	University diploma or certificate BELOW Bachelor's (undergraduate level)	202	5,475
9	Bachelor's degree	4,720	124,599
10	First professional degree	143	3,838
11	Graduate-level diploma or certificate ABOVE Bachelor's, BELOW Master's	181	5,758
12	Master's degree	689	19,758
13	Ph.D. degree	129	2,809
20	Diploma, certificate or license from a professional association as in accounting, banking, or insurance	180	4,087
23	Other level of post-secondary	34	1,021
95	Not applicable	0	0
96	Valid skip	1,565	65,568
99	Not stated	270	7,363
Total		11,126	348,481

Coverage: Respondents who took some post-secondary education prior to January 2010.
Note: This variable was derived from the variables: LPSATD6, LVPRD6 and LVPRD5 (cycle 5).
The universe may also include respondents who were in high school in December 2009 but had an open post-secondary program from cycle 5 or said they had obtained a high school diploma.
The universe also includes respondents who may have graduated from this level, may still be in a program, or may have left a program.
The category with the largest value in the range <02-13 and 20> is chosen. Category <23> is not included in this range, that is, if a respondent reported that he/she took 'Other level of post-secondary' program along with one or more other programs from a level of <02-13 and 20>, category <23> is not selected for this variable.

Variable Name: HEDLD6
Position: 176
Length: 1

Derived variable: Highest education level taken as of December 2009.

Table 111
	Response	FREQ	WTD
1	Education level below high school completion	268	15,493
2	High school graduation	1,297	50,075
3	Some post-secondary education (no certificate)	1,672	54,520
4	Graduated from a post-secondary program	7,686	223,153
9	Not stated	203	5,241
Total		11,126	348,481

Coverage: All respondents.
Note: This variable was derived from the variables: LPSATD6, HSSTATD6 and HEDLD5 (cycle 5).
Refers to the highest level of schooling attained by the respondent regardless of whether or not the respondent graduated from this level. Included in category <1> are respondents who attended elementary/high school without completing the requirements for a high school graduation certificate, and those who never attended school.

Variable Name: DLFPSMD6
Position: 177
Length: 2

Derived variable: Date (month) respondent was last taking post-secondary education on a full-time basis ever, prior to January 2010.

Table 112
	Response	FREQ	WTD
1	January	172	6,199
2	February	117	3,007
3	March	164	5,409
4	April	1,818	57,942
5	May	1,583	40,168
6	June	939	23,735
7	July	149	4,022
8	August	355	12,786
9	September	190	5,646
10	October	215	5,438
11	November	166	4,992
12	December	3,172	96,059
94	Not applicable	0	0
95	Never in post-secondary education on a full-time basis	208	7,591
96	Valid skip	1,565	65,568
99	Not stated	313	9,920
Total		11,126	348,481

Coverage: Respondents who took some post-secondary education full-time prior to January 2010.
Note: This variable was derived from the variables: LPSATD6, DLINMD6, DLINYD6, COHORT and (DLFPSFMD5, DLFPSFYD5 from cycle 5).
The universe may also include respondents who were in high school in December 2009 but had an open post-secondary program from cycle 5.
Indicates the date which the respondent was last in post-secondary education ever on a full-time basis prior to January 2010.
Respondents in cycle 1 whose highest level attained was a Secondary School Vocational Diploma (SSVD), or highest level attempted was an SSVD or were a continuer in an SSVD program, will receive a value of "Not applicable" for those who did not attend a post-secondary program since cycle 5. For those who did pursue a post-secondary program since cycle 2, the value will be based on the information collected. As of cycle 2, the data for this type of program should have been dealt with in module B.

Variable Name: DLFPSYD6
Position: 179
Length: 4

Derived variable: Date (year) respondent was last taking post-secondary education on a full-time basis ever, prior to January 2010.

Allowed values: 1992 : 2009

Table 113
	Response	FREQ	WTD
2000 : 2009	Last year full-time post-secondary	9,040	265,402
9994	Not applicable	0	0
9995	Never in post-secondary education on full-time basis	208	7,591
9996	Valid skip	1,565	65,568
9999	Not stated	313	9,920
Total		11,126	348,481

Variable Name: DLPSMD6
Position: 183
Length: 2

Derived variable: Date (month) respondent was last taking post-secondary education ever, prior to January 2010.

Table 114
	Response	FREQ	WTD
1	January	144	4,980
2	February	129	3,784
3	March	181	5,017
4	April	1,620	51,153
5	May	1,491	36,726
6	June	950	24,292
7	July	155	4,072
8	August	374	14,433
9	September	187	5,607
10	October	238	5,992
11	November	202	7,212
12	December	3,705	113,989
95	Not applicable	0	0
96	Valid skip	1,565	65,568
99	Not stated	185	5,656
Total		11,126	348,481

Coverage: Respondents who took some post-secondary education prior to January 2010.
Note: This variable was derived from the variables: DLINMD6, DLINYD6, LPSATD6, C5OPENI and (DLPSMD5, DLPSYD5 from cycle 5).
The universe may also include respondents who were in high school in December 2009 but had an open post-secondary program from cycle 5.
Indicates the date a respondent was last taking post-secondary education prior to January 2010, either on a full-time or a part-time basis. For post-secondary graduates, this variable gives the date of graduation.
Respondents in cycle 1 whose highest level attained was a Secondary School Vocational Diploma (SSVD), or highest level attempted was an SSVD or were a continuer in an SSVD program, will receive a value of "Not applicable" for those who did not attend a post-secondary program since cycle 5. For those who did pursue a post-secondary program since cycle 2, the value will be based on the information collected. As of cycle 2, the data for this type of program should have been dealt with in module B.

Variable Name: DLPSYD6
Position: 185
Length: 4

Derived variable: Date (year) respondent was last taking post-secondary education ever, prior to January 2010.

Allowed values: 1992 : 2009

Table 115
	Response	FREQ	WTD
2001 : 2009	Last year in post-secondary ever	9,382	277,691
9995	Not applicable	0	0
9996	Valid skip	1,565	65,568
9999	Not stated	179	5,222
Total		11,126	348,481

Variable Name: NINDID6
Position: 189
Length: 1

Derived variable: Number of post-secondary institutions attended between January 2008 and December 2009.

Allowed values: 0 : 4

Table 116
	Response	FREQ	WTD
0	Never attended	6,184	197,924
1:04	Number of institutions	4,824	148,198
6	Valid skip	3	126
9	Not stated	115	2,234
Total		11,126	348,481

Coverage: Respondents who attended at least one post-secondary program between January 2008 and December 2009.
Note: This variable was derived from the variables: HSSTATD6, NEPRPID6 and C5OPENI.
May also include respondents who were in high school in December 2009 but had an open post-secondary institution from cycle 5.
Programs were checked for eligibility. To be eligible, a program must be above the high school level, towards a diploma, certificate or degree, take at least three months to complete, and started prior to January 2010. Refers to the number of institutions which were deemed to be eligible. A maximum of four institutions were discussed with the respondent. A value of <6> was assigned to respondents who, in December 2009, were high school continuers (HSSTATD6=2) and did not have an open post-secondary institution from cycle 5 and in cycle 6.

Variable Name: NEPRCD6
Position: 190
Length: 2

Derived variable: Number of eligible post-secondary programs taken between January 2008 and December 2009.

Allowed values: 00 : 09

Table 117
	Response	FREQ	WTD
1:06	Number of programs	4,824	148,198
96	Valid skip	6,187	198,050
99	Not stated	115	2,234
Total		11,126	348,481

Coverage: Respondents who attended at least one post-secondary program between January 2008 and December 2009.
Note: This variable was derived from the variable: NEPRPID6.
May also include respondents who were in high school in December 2009 but had an open post-secondary program from cycle 5.
Programs were checked for eligibility. To be eligible, a program must be above the high school level, towards a diploma, certificate or degree, take at least three months to complete, and started prior to January 2010. Refers to the total number of programs taken by the respondent between January 2008 and December 2009.

Variable Name: LPSATD6
Position: 192
Length: 1

Derived variable: Overall post-secondary status as of December 2009.

Table 118
	Response	FREQ	WTD
1	Graduate, continuer	1,625	47,433
2	Graduate, non-continuer	6,061	175,719
3	Continuer	650	21,444
4	Leaver	1,022	33,076
5	Not applicable	0	0
6	Valid skip	1,565	65,568
9	Not stated	203	5,241
Total		11,126	348,481

Coverage: Respondents who took some post-secondary education prior to January 2010.
Note: This variable was derived from the variables: HLATTD6, INELIGD6 and (LPSATD5, HLPSD5 from cycle 5).
The universe may also include respondents who were in high school in December 2009 but had an open post-secondary program from cycle 5 or said they had obtained a high school diploma.
Category <1> includes respondents who have graduated from a post-secondary program and were attending an additional post-secondary program in December 2009.
Category <2> includes respondents who have graduated from a post-secondary program and were attending an additional post-secondary program, however respondent not sure of his/her status in new program.
Respondents in cycle 1 whose highest level attained was a Secondary School Vocation Diploma (SSVD), or highest level attempted was an SSVD or were a continuer in an SSVD program, will receive a value of "Not applicable" for those who did not attend a post-secondary program since cycle 5. For those who did pursue a post-secondary program since cycle 2, the value will be based on the information collected. As of cycle 2, the data for this type of program should have been dealt with in module B.
Respondents with LPSATD6=9 were assigned December 2007 for their date last taking post-secondary education (DLPSMD6=12 and DLPSYD6=2007). Those respondents who did not report any programs in cycle 6, were not classified as graduate students in cycle 5, and did not indicate if they had graduated or not from cycle 5 programs that were last taken in December 2007.
When asking respondents about their open programs from the previous cycle, some respondents indicated that they had graduated. This information is used to determine their overall postsecondary status.

Variable Name: MHSPSD6
Position: 193
Length: 3

Derived variable: Duration of time, in months, from the date last in elementary/secondary school to the time started first post-secondary program. MHSPSD6 is duration in absolute value. MHSPSFD6 indicates whether duration is negative or positive.

Allowed values: 000 : 993

Table 119
	Response	FREQ	WTD
000 : 136	Number of months in absolute value	9,399	278,836
995	Not applicable	0	0
996	Valid skip	1,565	65,568
999	Not stated	162	4,077
Total		11,126	348,481

Coverage: Respondents who took some post-secondary education prior to January 2010.
Note: This variable was derived from the variables: EDTPSMD6, EDTPSYD6, LESMTD6, LESYRD6, B6Q02a, B6Q02b, LPSATD6 and MHSPSD5 (cycle 5).
The variable MHSPSFD6 must be used along with MHSPSD6. A negative value (i.e. MHSPSFD6 = "2") indicates that the respondent started a post-secondary program before the completion of elementary/high school. Likewise, a zero value indicates that the respondent both ended elementary/high school and started post-secondary education in the same month.

Variable Name: MHSPSFD6
Position: 196
Length: 1

Derived variable: Duration of time, in months, from the date last in elementary/secondary school to the time started first post-secondary program. MHSPSFD6 indicates whether duration is negative or positive. MHSPSD6 is duration in absolute value.

Table 120
	Response	FREQ	WTD
1	Positive value in MHSPSD6	8,874	258,628
2	Negative value in MHSPSD6	525	20,208
5	Not applicable	0	0
6	Valid skip	1,565	65,568
9	Not stated	162	4,077
Total		11,126	348,481

Coverage: Respondents who took some post-secondary education prior to January 2010.
Note: This variable was derived from the temporary variable: MHSPSX6.
The variable MHSPSFD6 must be used along with MHSPSD6.

Variable Name: AGSPSD6
Position: 197
Length: 2

Derived variable: Respondent's age at start of first post-secondary program.

Allowed values: 00 : 25

Table 121
	Response	FREQ	WTD
12:25	Age at start of first program	9,427	279,842
95	Not applicable	0	0
96	Valid skip	1,565	65,568
99	Not stated	134	3,071
Total		11,126	348,481

Coverage: Respondents who took some post-secondary education prior to January 2010.
Note: This variable was derived from the variables: EDTPSMD6, EDTPSYD6, AGED6, BMONTHD6, BYEARD6 and LPSATD6.
The universe may also include respondents who were in high school in December 2009 but had an open post-secondary program from cycle 5 or said they had obtained a high school diploma.

Variable Name: FPSPD6
Position: 199
Length: 4

Derived variable: Variable identifying respondent's first post-secondary institution and program attended.

Allowed values: 2101 : 6401

Table 122
	Response	FREQ	WTD
2101 : 6201	Longitudinal program identifier	9,438	280,248
9995	Not applicable	0	0
9996	Valid skip	1,565	65,568
9999	Not stated	123	2,665
Total		11,126	348,481

Coverage: Respondents who took some post-secondary education prior to January 2010.
Note: This variable was derived from the variables: DSPRMD6, DSPRYD6, LPSATD6 and FPSPD5 (cycle 5).
The universe may also include respondents who were in high school in December 2009 but had an open post-secondary program from cycle 5 or said they had obtained a high school diploma.
Longitudinal identifiers have a slightly different format between cycle 1 and the other cycles. In cycle 1, the first byte represents the institution and the 2nd byte represents the program. In all other cycles, the first byte represents the cycle, the 2nd byte represents the institution and the fourth byte represents the program. Therefore, beginning with cycle 2, the cycle 1 identifiers (i.e., 11, 12, 13, 21, 22, 23, 31, 32, 41) will become four digits long (i.e., 1101, 1102, 1103, 1201, 1202, 1203, 1301, 1302, 1401) respectively.
There may be some respondents with a FPSP identifier in cycle 1 and who have not gone to post-secondary education in cycle 2.

Variable Name: EDTPSMD6
Position: 203
Length: 2

Derived variable: Date (month) respondent first started post-secondary education prior to January 2010.

Table 123
	Response	FREQ	WTD
1	January	413	16,281
2	February	77	3,263
3	March	59	2,680
4	April	67	1,948
5	May	40	1,614
6	June	53	1,697
7	July	50	1,795
8	August	1,084	36,897
9	September	7,321	206,651
10	October	139	4,106
11	November	66	1,348
12	December	58	1,562
95	Not applicable	0	0
96	Valid skip	1,565	65,568
99	Not stated	134	3,071
Total		11,126	348,481

Coverage: Respondents who took some post-secondary education prior to January 2010.
Note: This variable was derived from the variables: FPSPD6, DSPRMD6, DSPRYD6, LPSATD6 and (EDTPSMD5, EDTPSYD5 from cycle 5).
Indicates the date a respondent first started post-secondary education, either on a full-time or a part-time basis.

Variable Name: EDTPSYD6
Position: 205
Length: 4

Derived variable: Date (year) respondent first started post-secondary education, prior to January 2010.

Allowed values: 1992 : 2009

Table 124
	Response	FREQ	WTD
1996 : 2009	Year first started post-secondary	9,427	279,842
9995	Not applicable	0	0
9996	Valid skip	1,565	65,568
9999	Not stated	134	3,071
Total		11,126	348,481

Variable Name: HEDATD6
Position: 209
Length: 2

Derived variable: Highest certificate, diploma or degree attained as of December 2009.

Table 125
	Response	FREQ	WTD
0	High school graduation diploma or equivalent	2,938	103,256
2	Attestation of Vocational Specialisation (AVS or ASP)	2	102
3	Private business school or training institute diploma or certificate	409	10,581
4	Registered Apprenticeship program	68	2,661
5	College or CEGEP program	2,492	82,739
6	University transfer program at a college or CEGEP (for credits, university transfer diploma or Associate's Degree)	71	2,871
7	College post-diploma or graduate level program (college diploma or higher needed first)	41	1,011
8	University diploma or certificate BELOW
	Bachelor's (undergraduate level)	185	4,773
9	Bachelor's degree	3,683	97,787
10	First professional degree	57	1,504
11	Graduate-level diploma or certificate ABOVE Bachelor's, BELOW Master's	101	2,898
12	Master's degree	314	8,641
13	Ph.D. degree	18	483
20	Diploma, certificate or license from a	96	2,349
	professional association as in accounting,
	banking, or insurance
23	Other level of post-secondary	45	1,287
96	Valid skip	296	16,726
99	Not stated	310	8,811
Total		11,126	348,481

Coverage: Respondents who have graduated from high school or post-secondary prior to January 2010
Note: This variable was derived from the variables: LVPRD6, HGDAD6 and HEDATD5 (cycle 5).
The universe may also include respondents who were in high school in December 2009 but had an open post-secondary program from cycle 5 or said they had obtained a high school diploma.
Respondents who have ever attended, but did not graduate from, high school are included in category <96>.

Variable Name: ULPSATD6
Position: 211
Length: 1

Derived variable: University postsecondary status as of December 2009.

Table 126
	Response	FREQ	WTD
1	Graduate, continuer	922	22,981
2	Graduate, non-continuer	3,290	87,825
3	Continuer	641	20,945
4	Leaver	1,021	22,759
5	Not applicable	0	0
6	Valid skip	5,029	188,849
9	Not stated	223	5,122
Total		11,126	348,481

Coverage: Respondents who ever attended a university by December 2009.
Note: This variable was derived from the variables: CLGPRD6, PSILNGID, INELIGD6, and TYPEID6. From cycle 5: ULPSATD5 and TYPEID5.
The universe may also include respondents who were in high school in December 2009 but had an open post-secondary program from cycle 5 or said they had obtained a high school diploma.
Category <1> includes respondents who have graduated from a post-secondary program and were attending an additional post-secondary program in December 2009.
Secondary School Vocational Diploma programs (SSVD) were not considered for this variable. A value of 'Not applicable' is assigned to those who did not attend a post-secondary program.
When asking respondents about their open programs from the previous cycle, some respondents indicated that they had graduated. This information is used to determine their postsecondary status.

Variable Name: CLPSATD6
Position: 212
Length: 1

Derived variable: College postsecondary status as of December 2009.

Table 127
	Response	FREQ	WTD
1	Graduate, continuer	103	4,341
2	Graduate, non-continuer	2,841	95,596
3	Continuer	258	10,140
4	Leaver	811	30,220
5	Not applicable	0	0
6	Valid skip	6,850	200,594
9	Not stated	263	7,590
Total		11,126	348,481

Coverage: Respondents who ever attended a college by December 2009.
Note: This variable was derived from the variables: CLGPRD6, PSILNGID, INELIGD6, and TYPEID6. From cycle 5: CLPSATD5 and TYPEID5.
The universe may also include respondents who were in high school in December 2009 but had an open post-secondary program from cycle 5 or said they had obtained a high school diploma.
Category <1> includes respondents who have graduated from a post-secondary program and were attending an additional post-secondary program in December 2009.
Secondary School Vocational Diploma programs (SSVD) were not considered for this variable. A value of 'Not applicable' is assigned to those who did not attend a post-secondary program.
When asking respondents about their open programs from the previous cycle, some respondents indicated that they had graduated. This information is used to determine their postsecondary status.

Variable Name: OLPSATD6
Position: 213
Length: 1

Derived variable: Other institution postsecondary status as of December 2009.

Table 128
	Response	FREQ	WTD
1	Graduate, continuer	73	2,064
2	Graduate, non-continuer	1,769	52,022
3	Continuer	280	8,465
4	Leaver	491	14,841
5	Not applicable	0	0
6	Valid skip	8,284	265,128
9	Not stated	229	5,961
Total		11,126	348,481

Coverage: Respondent who ever attended a postsecondary institution other than a university or college by December 2009.
Note: This variable was derived from the variables: CLGPRD6, PSILNGID, INELIGD6, and TYPEID6. From cycle 5: OLPSATD5 and TYPEID5.
The universe may also include respondents who were in high school in December 2009 but had an open post-secondary program from cycle 5 or said they had obtained a high school diploma.
Category <1> includes respondents who have graduated from a post-secondary program and were attending an additional post-secondary program in December 2009.
Secondary School Vocational Diploma programs (SSVD) were not considered for this variable. A value of 'Not applicable' is assigned to those who did not attend a post-secondary program.
When asking respondents about their open programs from the previous cycle, some respondents indicated that they had graduated. This information is used to determine their postsecondary status.

Section: Funding

Variable Name: L6Q01
Position: 214
Length: 1

Considering different sources of money for funding your education, between January 2008 and December 2009,

...had you received money from your parents or partner, that you don't have to pay back? Exclude amounts received from RESPs (Registered Education Savings Plan), RRSPs (Registered Retirement Savings Plan), trust funds or savings bonds.

Table 129
	Response	FREQ	WTD
1	Graduate, continuer	1,630	55,118
2	Graduate, non-continuer	3,178	92,744
6	Continuer	6,187	198,050
7	Leaver	2	9
8	Not applicable	2	35
9	Not stated	127	2,527
Total		11,126	348,481

Coverage: Respondents who took some post-secondary education between January 2008 and December 2009.
Note: Reference period: ^RefPerEng01.

Variable Name: L6Q01A
Position: 215
Length: 6

What was the total amount of money received from your parents or partner during the last two years?

Allowed values: 000001 : 999993

Table 130
	Response	FREQ	WTD
000100 : 120000	Amount	1,546	52,020
999996	Valid skip	9,365	290,793
999997	Don't know	74	2,851
999998	Refused	10	247
999999	Not stated	131	2,570
Total		11,126	348,481

Coverage: Respondents who took some post-secondary education between January 2008 and December 2009, who received money from their parents or partner that they don't have to pay back.

Variable Name: L6Q02
Position: 221
Length: 1

Considering different sources of money for funding your education, between January 2008 and December 2009,

...had you received money from people, other than your parents or partner, that you don't have to pay back? Exclude amounts received from RESPs (Registered Education Savings Plan), RRSPs (Registered Retirement Savings Plan), trust funds or savings bonds.

Table 131
	Response	FREQ	WTD
1	Yes	354	9,185
2	No	4,457	138,709
6	Valid skip	6,187	198,050
8	Refused	1	11
9	Not stated	127	2,527
Total		11,126	348,481

Coverage: Respondents who took some post-secondary education between January 2008 and December 2009.
Note: Reference period: ^RefPerEng01.

Variable Name: L6Q02A
Position: 222
Length: 6

What was the total amount of money received from people other than your parents or partner during the last two years?

Allowed values: 000001 : 999993

Table 132
	Response	FREQ	WTD
000100 : 140000	Yes	328	8,351
999996	No	10,644	336,758
999997	Valid skip	20	710
999998	Refused	6	124
999999	Not stated	128	2,538
Total		11,126	348,481

Coverage: Respondents who took some post-secondary education between January 2008 and December 2009, who received money from people other than their parents or partner that they don't have to pay back.

Variable Name: L6Q03
Position: 228
Length: 1

Considering different sources of money for funding your education, between January 2008 and December 2009,

...had you used money earned from jobs since leaving high school?

Table 133
	Response	FREQ	WTD
1	Yes	3,327	105,580
2	No	1,483	42,218
6	Valid skip	6,187	198,050
7	Don't know	1	95
8	Refused	1	11
9	Not stated	127	2,527
Total		11,126	348,481

Coverage: Respondents who took some post-secondary education between January 2008 and December 2009.
Note: Reference period: ^RefPerEng01.

Variable Name: L6Q03A1
Position: 229
Length: 6

What was the total amount of money earned from jobs since leaving high school that you used during the last two years?

Allowed values: 000001 : 999993

Table 134
	Response	FREQ	WTD
000001 : 100000	Amount	3,072	97,205
999996	Valid skip	7,670	240,268
999997	Don't know	236	7,952
999998	Refused	17	362
999999	Not stated	131	2,694
Total		11,126	348,481

Coverage: Respondents who took some post-secondary education between January 2008 and December 2009, who used money earned from jobs since leaving high school.

Variable Name: L6Q03A
Position: 235
Length: 1

Considering different sources of money for funding your education, between January 2008 and December 2009,

...had you used money from your personal savings? (exclude money earned from jobs since leaving high school)

Table 135
	Response	FREQ	WTD
1	Yes	979	32,385
2	No	3,824	115,313
6	Valid skip	6,187	198,050
7	Don't know	6	134
8	Refused	1	11
9	Not stated	129	2,588
Total		11,126	348,481

Coverage: Respondents who took some post-secondary education between January 2008 and December 2009.
Note: Reference period: ^RefPerEng01.

Variable Name: L6Q03A2
Position: 236
Length: 6

What was the total amount of money from your personal savings that you used during the last two years?

Allowed values: 000001 : 999993

Table 136
	Response	FREQ	WTD
000001 : 045000	Amount	872	28,659
999996	Valid skip	10,011	313,363
999997	Don't know	93	3,537
999998	Refused	14	189
999999	Not stated	136	2,733
Total		11,126	348,481

Coverage: Respondents who took some post-secondary education between January 2008 and December 2009, who used money from personal savings.

Variable Name: L6Q04
Position: 242
Length: 1

Considering different sources of money for funding your education, between January 2008 and December 2009,

...had you received money from trust funds, Registered Education Savings Plan (RESPs) or Registered Retirement Savings Plan (RRSPs)?

Table 137
	Response	FREQ	WTD
1	Yes	274	8,929
2	No	4,527	138,641
6	Valid skip	6,187	198,050
7	Don't know	8	262
8	Refused	1	11
9	Not stated	129	2,588
Total		11,126	348,481

Coverage: Respondents who took some post-secondary education between January 2008 and December 2009.
Note: Reference period: ^RefPerEng01.

Variable Name: L6Q04A
Position: 243
Length: 6

What was the total amount of money received from trust funds, Registered Education Savings (RESPs) or Registered Retirement Savings Plan (RRSPs) during the last two years?

Allowed values: 000001 : 999993

Table 138
	Response	FREQ	WTD
000010 : 054000	Amount	245	7,948
999996	Valid skip	10,714	336,691
999997	Don't know	24	711
999998	Refused	5	270
999999	Not stated	138	2,861
Total		11,126	348,481

Coverage: Respondents who took some post-secondary education between January 2008 and December 2009, who received money from trust funds, RESPs or RRSPs.

Variable Name: L6Q04B
Position: 249
Length: 1

Was any of this from a Registered Education Savings Plan (RESP)?

Table 139
	Response	FREQ	WTD
1	Yes	167	5,452
2	No	98	3,297
6	Valid skip	10,714	336,691
7	Don't know	8	167
8	Refused	1	13
9	Not stated	138	2,861
Total		11,126	348,481

Coverage: Respondents who took some post-secondary education between January 2008 and December 2009, who received money from trust funds, RESPs or RRSPs.

Variable Name: L6Q04C
Position: 250
Length: 6

What was the total amount?

Allowed values: 000001 : 999993

Table 140
	Response	FREQ	WTD
000001 : 025000	Amount	149	4,581
999996	Valid skip	10,812	339,988
999997	Don't know	16	724
999998	Refused	2	147
999999	Not stated	147	3,041
Total		11,126	348,481

Coverage:

Respondents who took some post-secondary education between January 2008 and December 2009, who received money from RESPs.

Variable Name: L6Q05
Position: 256
Length: 1

Considering different sources of money for funding your education, between January 2008 and December 2009,

...had you received money from scholarships, awards or prizes?

Table 141
	Response	FREQ	WTD
1	Yes	965	24,128
2	No	3,840	123,497
6	Valid skip	6,187	198,050
7	Don't know	3	80
8	Refused	2	139
9	Not stated	129	2,588
Total		11,126	348,481

Coverage: Respondents who took some post-secondary education between January 2008 and December 2009.
Note: Reference period: ^RefPerEng01.

Variable Name: L6Q05A
Position: 257
Length: 6

What was the total amount received from these scholarships, awards or prizes during the last two years?

Allowed values: 000001 : 999993

Table 142
	Response	FREQ	WTD
000001 : 100000	Amount	954	23,699
999996	Valid skip	10,027	321,547
999997	Don't know	10	385
999998	Refused	1	44
999999	Not stated	134	2,807
Total		11,126	348,481

Coverage: Respondents who took some post-secondary education between January 2008 and December 2009 and who received money from scholarships, awards or prizes.

Variable Name: L6Q06
Position: 263
Length: 1

Considering different sources of money for funding your education, between January 2008 and December 2009,

...had you received money from grants or bursaries?

Table 143
	Response	FREQ	WTD
1	Yes	1,183	35,807
2	No	3,622	111,577
6	Valid skip	6,187	198,050
7	Don't know	3	322
8	Refused	2	139
9	Not stated	129	2,588
Total		11,126	348,481

Coverage: Respondents who took some post-secondary education between January 2008 and December 2009.
Note: Reference period: ^RefPerEng01.

Variable Name: L6Q06A
Position: 264
Length: 6

What was the total amount received from these grants or bursaries during the last two years?

Allowed values: 000001 : 999993

Table 144
	Response	FREQ	WTD
000100 : 072500	Amount	1,152	34,870
999996	Valid skip	9,809	309,626
999997	Don't know	29	891
999998	Refused	2	46
999999	Not stated	134	3,048
Total		11,126	348,481

Coverage: Respondents who took some post-secondary education between January 2008 and December 2009 and who received money from grants or bursaries.

Variable Name: L6Q07
Position: 270
Length: 1

Considering different sources of money for funding your education, between January 2008 and December 2009,

...had you received money from loans to fund your education, including those from government, family or directly from a bank?

Table 145
	Response	FREQ	WTD
1	Yes	2,223	64,160
2	No	2,583	83,440
6	Valid skip	6,187	198,050
7	Don't know	2	105
8	Refused	2	139
9	Not stated	129	2,588
Total		11,126	348,481

Coverage: Respondents who took some post-secondary education between January 2008 and December 2009.
Note: Reference period: ^RefPerEng01.

Variable Name: L6Q07B
Position: 271
Length: 1

Did you get a government sponsored student loan?

Table 146
	Response	FREQ	WTD
1	Yes	1,714	49,731
2	No	506	14,324
6	Valid skip	8,770	281,490
7	Don't know	3	105
9	Not stated	133	2,831
Total		11,126	348,481

Coverage: Respondents who took some post-secondary education between January 2008 and December 2009 and who received money from loans to fund their education, including those from government, family or from a bank in Cycle 6 as of Dec. 31, 2009.

Variable Name: L6Q07C
Position: 272
Length: 1

Other than a student loan, did you get a bank loan, a line of credit or a loan from your parents or family?

Table 147
	Response	FREQ	WTD
1	Yes	1,048	28,061
2	No	1,174	36,093
6	Valid skip	8,770	281,490
8	Refused	1	6
9	Not stated	133	2,831
Total		11,126	348,481

Variable Name: L6Q07B1
Position: 273
Length: 6

(Two years ago, you said you borrowed ($ amount) using the government sponsored student loan program. As of December 31st, 2009, what was the total you had borrowed?/You said you received a government sponsored student loan. As of December 31st, 2009, what was the total you had borrowed?)

Allowed values: 000001 : 999993

Table 148
	Response	FREQ	WTD
000001 : 145000	Amount	1,682	48,822
999996	Valid skip	9,279	295,919
999997	Don't know	30	885
999998	Refused	2	24
999999	Not stated	133	2,831
Total		11,126	348,481

Coverage: Respondents who took some post-secondary education between January 2008 and December 2009 and who received government sponsored student loans in Cycle 6 as of Dec. 31, 2009.
Note: Fill table variable name: ^INFO.BORRGOV. Reference period: ^RefPerEng07.

Variable Name: L6Q07B3A
Position: 279
Length: 1

Are you aware of government aid programs such as loan remission, interest relief, debt reduction or revision of terms available for government student loans?

Table 149
	Response	FREQ	WTD
1	Yes	1,672	44,771
2	No	638	21,367
6	Valid skip	8,691	279,812
7	Don't know	4	121
9	Not stated	121	2,410
Total		11,126	348,481

Variable Name: L6Q07B3B
Position: 280
Length: 1

Have you received a loan remission, interest relief, debt reduction or revision of terms on your government student loan between January 2008 and December 2009?

Table 150
	Response	FREQ	WTD
1	Yes	525	13,024
2	No	1,128	31,445
6	Valid skip	9,329	301,179
7	Don't know	19	302
9	Not stated	125	2,531
Total		11,126	348,481

Coverage: Respondents who took some post-secondary education between January 2008 and December 2009, who borrowed money from a government sponsored student loan to finance their education in one or all of cycle 1 to cycle 6 and are aware of government aid programs such as loan remission, interest relief, debt reduction or revision of terms programs.
Note: Reference period: ^RefPerEng01.

Variable Name: L6Q07B3C
Position: 281
Length: 6

What was the amount of your loan remission, interest relief, debt reduction or revision of terms?

Allowed values: 000001 : 999993

Table 151
	Response	FREQ	WTD
000001 : 070000	Amount	278	7,209
999996	Valid skip	10,457	332,624
999997	Don't know	246	5,812
999998	Refused	1	3
999999	Not stated	144	2,833
Total		11,126	348,481

Coverage: Respondents who took some post-secondary education between January 2008 and December 2009, who borrowed money from a government sponsored student loan to finance their education in one or all of cycle 1 to cycle 6, are aware and received a loan remission, interest relief, debt reduction or revision of terms.

Variable Name: L6Q07B4
Position: 287
Length: 1

Between January 2008 and December 2009, did you make payments to repay your government student loan?

Table 152
	Response	FREQ	WTD
1	Yes	1,233	35,286
2	No	1,079	30,905
6	Valid skip	8,691	279,812
7	Don't know	2	68
9	Not stated	121	2,410
Total		11,126	348,481

Variable Name: L6Q07B5
Position: 288
Length: 2

Were payments made monthly, bi-weekly, weekly, or by some other payment schedule?

Table 153
	Response	FREQ	WTD
1	Monthly	960	25,640
2	Bi-weekly	49	1,314
3	Weekly	12	548
4	Occasionally as able	43	1,508
5	Annually	6	266
6	Quarterly	2	102
7	Other schedule - Specify	161	5,908
96	Valid skip	9,770	310,717
99	Not stated	123	2,478
Total		11,126	348,481

Variable Name: L6Q07B5B
Position: 290
Length: 6

What was the amount of the (monthly / bi-weekly / weekly / quarterly) payment?

Allowed values: 000001 : 200000

Table 154
	Response	FREQ	WTD
000015 : 040000	Amount	1,010	27,360
999996	Valid skip	9,980	318,398
999997	Don't know	12	237
999998	Refused	1	7
999999	Not stated	123	2,478
Total		11,126	348,481

Coverage: Respondents who took some post-secondary education between January 2008 and December 2009, who borrowed money from a government sponsored student loan to finance their education in one or all of cycle 1 to cycle 6, who have started to repay their loan according to a monthly, bi-weekly, weekly or quarterly schedule.

Variable Name: L6Q07B5C
Position: 296
Length: 6

What was the total amount paid between January 2008 and December 2009?

Allowed values: 000001 : 200000

Table 155
	Response	FREQ	WTD
000050 : 055000	Amount	205	7,547
999996	Valid skip	10,799	338,498
999997	Don't know	5	134
999999	Not stated	117	2,302
Total		11,126	348,481

Coverage: Respondents who took some post-secondary education between January 2008 and December 2009, who borrowed money from a government sponsored student loan to finance their education in one or all of cycle 1 to cycle 6 and who have started to repay their loan according to an occasional or annual schedule (includes those who refused or did not know the method of repayment of their loan).
Note: Reference period: ^RefPerEng01.

Variable Name: L6Q07B5D
Position: 302
Length: 4

In what year do you expect to have your government-sponsored student loans paid off?

Allowed values: 2008 : 2030

Table 156
	Response	FREQ	WTD
2008 : 2030	Year	1,079	30,481
9996	Valid skip	9,770	310,717
9997	Don't know	151	4,742
9998	Refused	3	64
9999	Not stated	123	2,478
Total		11,126	348,481

Variable Name: L6Q07B5E
Position: 306
Length: 1

Did you receive any assistance from the governments or lenders in making repayment of these student loans?

Table 157
	Response	FREQ	WTD
1	Yes	118	3,796
2	No	1,112	31,465
6	Valid skip	9,770	310,717
7	Don't know	3	25
9	Not stated	123	2,478
Total		11,126	348,481

Variable Name: L6Q07B5F
Position: 307
Length: 1

Did you receive assistance in the form of interest relief from federal or provincial governments?

Table 158
	Response	FREQ	WTD
1	Yes	49	1,349
2	No	68	2,415
6	Valid skip	10,882	342,181
7	Don't know	1	33
9	Not stated	126	2,504
Total		11,126	348,481

Coverage: Respondents who took some post-secondary education between January 2008 and December 2009, who borrowed money from a government sponsored student loan to finance their education in one or all of cycle 1 to cycle 6, who have started to repay their loan and received assistance from governments or lenders in making repayments.

Variable Name: L6Q07B5G
Position: 308
Length: 1

Did you receive assistance in the form of decreased loan payments that you negotiated with your lender?

Table 159
	Response	FREQ	WTD
1	Yes	19	502
2	No	98	3,283
6	Valid skip	10,882	342,181
7	Don't know	1	11
9	Not stated	126	2,504
Total		11,126	348,481

Coverage: Respondents who took some post-secondary education between January 2008 and December 2009, who borrowed money from a government sponsored student loan to finance their education in one or all of cycle 1 to cycle 6, who have started to repay their loan and received assistance from governments or lenders in making repayments.

Variable Name: L6Q07B5H
Position: 309
Length: 1

Have you ever defaulted on any of these student loans?

Table 160
	Response	FREQ	WTD
1	Yes	61	2,079
2	No	1,171	33,123
6	Valid skip	9,770	310,717
7	Don't know	1	85
9	Not stated	123	2,478
Total		11,126	348,481

Variable Name: L6Q07D1A
Position: 310
Length: 1

Are you aware of government aid programs such as loan remission, interest relief, debt reduction or revision of terms available for government student loans?

Table 161
	Response	FREQ	WTD
1	Yes	1,037	22,059
2	No	372	10,060
6	Valid skip	9,596	313,912
7	Don't know	1	22
9	Not stated	120	2,428
Total		11,126	348,481

Coverage: Respondents who did not take any post-secondary education between January 2008 and December 2009 and who had a government sponsored student loan in one or all of cycle 1 to cycle 5.

Variable Name: L6Q07D1B
Position: 311
Length: 1

Have you received a loan remission, interest relief, debt reduction or revision of terms on your government student loan between January 2008 and December 2009?

Table 162
	Response	FREQ	WTD
1	Yes	295	5,051
2	No	736	16,881
6	Valid skip	9,968	323,973
7	Don't know	6	126
9	Not stated	121	2,450
Total		11,126	348,481

Coverage: Respondents who did not take any post-secondary education between January 2008 and December 2009, who had a government sponsored student loan in one or all of cycle 1 to cycle 5, who are aware of government aid programs such as loan remission, interest relief, debt reduction or revision of terms.
Note: Reference period: ^RefPerEng01.

Variable Name: L6Q07D1C
Position: 312
Length: 6

What was the amount of your loan remission, interest relief, debt reduction or revision of terms?

Allowed values: 000001 : 999993

Table 163
	Response	FREQ	WTD
000001 : 024000	Amount	124	1,990
999996	Valid skip	10,704	340,854
999997	Don't know	170	3,036
999998	Refused	1	25
999999	Not stated	127	2,576
Total		11,126	348,481

Coverage: Respondents who did not take any post-secondary education between January 2008 and December 2009, who had a government sponsored student loan in one or all of cycle 1 to cycle 5, who are aware and received money from a government aid program such as loan remission, interest relief, debt reduction or revision of terms.

Variable Name: L6Q07D1D
Position: 318
Length: 1

Between January 2008 and December 2009, did you make payments to repay your government student loan?

Table 164
	Response	FREQ	WTD
1	Yes	1,231	27,302
2	No	178	4,826
6	Valid skip	9,596	313,912
8	Refused	1	13
9	Not stated	120	2,428
Total		11,126	348,481

Coverage: Respondents who did not take any post-secondary education between January 2008 and December 2009 and who had a government sponsored student loan in one or all of cycle 1 to cycle 5.
Note: Reference period: ^RefPerEng01.

Variable Name: L6Q07D1E
Position: 319
Length: 2

Were payments made monthly, bi-weekly, weekly, or by some other payment schedule?

Table 165
	Response	FREQ	WTD
1	Monthly	1,007	21,807
2	Bi-weekly	79	1,341
3	Weekly	18	709
4	Occasionally as able	33	1,093
5	Annually	7	131
6	Quarterly	1	22
7	Other schedule - Specify	83	2,056
96	Valid skip	9,774	318,738
97	Don't know	2	135
99	Not stated	122	2,447
Total		11,126	348,481

Variable Name: L6Q07D1F
Position: 321
Length: 6

What was the amount of the (monthly / bi-weekly / weekly / quarterly) payment?

Allowed values: 000001 : 200000

Table 166
	Response	FREQ	WTD
000019 : 015000	Amount	1,084	23,204
999996	Valid skip	9,897	322,019
999997	Don't know	20	673
999998	Refused	1	3
999999	Not stated	124	2,582
Total		11,126	348,481

Coverage: Respondents who did not take any post-secondary education between January 2008 and December 2009, who had a government sponsored student loan in one or all of cycle 1 to cycle 5, who have started to repay their loan according to a monthly, bi-weekly, weekly or quarterly schedule.

Variable Name: L6Q07D1G
Position: 327
Length: 6

What was the total amount paid between January 2008 and December 2009?

Allowed values: 000001 : 200000

Table 167
	Response	FREQ	WTD
000125 : 040000	Amount	115	3,057
999996	Valid skip	10,885	342,819
999997	Don't know	10	358
999999	Not stated	116	2,246
Total		11,126	348,481

Coverage: Respondents who did not take any post-secondary education between January 2008 and December 2009, who had a government sponsored student loan in one or all of cycle 1 to cycle 5, who have started to repay their loan according to an occasional or annual schedule (includes those who refused or did not know the method of repayment of their loan).
Note: Reference period: ^RefPerEng01.

Variable Name: L6Q07D1H
Position: 333
Length: 4

In what year do you expect to have your government-sponsored student loans paid off?

Allowed values: 2008 : 2030

Table 168
	Response	FREQ	WTD
2008 : 2030	Year	1,184	26,852
9996	Valid skip	9,596	313,912
9997	Don't know	220	5,156
9998	Refused	4	113
9999	Not stated	122	2,447
Total		11,126	348,481

Variable Name: L6Q07D1I
Position: 337
Length: 1

Did you receive any assistance from the governments or lenders in making repayment of these student loans?

Table 169
	Response	FREQ	WTD
1	Yes	95	2,001
2	No	1,313	30,121
6	Valid skip	9,596	313,912
9	Not stated	122	2,447
Total		11,126	348,481

Variable Name: L6Q07D1J
Position: 338
Length: 1

Did you receive assistance in the form of interest relief from federal or provincial governments?

Table 170
	Response	FREQ	WTD
1	Yes	44	882
2	No	50	1,045
6	Valid skip	10,909	344,033
7	Don't know	1	74
9	Not stated	122	2,447
Total		11,126	348,481

Coverage: Respondents who did not take any post-secondary education between January 2008 and December 2009, who had a government sponsored student loan in one or all of cycle 1 to cycle 5, have started to repay their loan, who received assistance from governments or lenders in making repayments.

Variable Name: L6Q07D1K
Position: 339
Length: 1

Did you receive assistance in the form of decreased loan payments that you negotiated with your lender?

Table 171
	Response	FREQ	WTD
1	Yes	17	455
2	No	78	1,546
6	Valid skip	10,909	344,033
9	Not stated	122	2,447
Total		11,126	348,481

Coverage: Respondents who did not take any post-secondary education between January 2008 and December 2009, who had a government sponsored student loan in one or all of cycle 1 to cycle 5, have started to repay their loan, who received assistance from governments or lenders in making repayments.

Variable Name: L6Q07D1L
Position: 340
Length: 1

Have you ever defaulted on any of these student loans?

Table 172
	Response	FREQ	WTD
1	Yes	175	4,415
2	No	1,228	27,671
6	Valid skip	9,596	313,912
7	Don't know	4	33
9	Not stated	123	2,449
Total		11,126	348,481

Variable Name: L6Q08
Position: 341
Length: 1

Between January 2008 and December 2009, had you used money from other sources to fund your education, such as a government program, or other?

Table 173
	Response	FREQ	WTD
1	Yes	387	8,647
2	No	4,418	139,140
6	Valid skip	6,187	198,050
7	Don't know	3	43
8	Refused	1	11
9	Not stated	130	2,591
Total		11,126	348,481

Coverage: Respondents who took some post-secondary education between January 2008 and December 2009.
Note: ^RefPerEng01

Variable Name: L6Q09
Position: 342
Length: 2

During the last two years, from which source did you receive the most money?

Table 174
	Response	FREQ	WTD
1	Money from parents or partner	109	3,609
2	Money from other people	15	355
3	Money from jobs	380	13,682
4	Money from personal savings	21	507
5	Money from trust funds, RESPs or RRSPs	15	955
6	Money from scholarships, awards or prizes	36	655
7	Money from grants or bursaries	42	742
8	Loans from government, family or directly from a bank	677	16,506
9	Money from other sources	127	2,196
96	Valid skip	9,577	306,484
97	Don't know	9	392
98	Refused	3	164
99	Not stated	115	2,234
Total		11,126	348,481

Coverage: Respondents who took some post-secondary education between January 2008 and December 2009, and had received money from multiple sources to fund their education in Cycle 6 as of Dec. 31, 2009.

Section: Derived Variables

Variable Name: TMOD6
Position: 344
Length: 6

Derived variable: Total amount of money owed to student loans, bank loans, lines of credit, parents or family as of December 2009, to fund post-secondary education.

Allowed values: 000000 : 999993

Table 175
	Response	FREQ	WTD
000000 : 183000	Total amount owed by respondent	3,992	105,613
999996	Valid skip	6,910	237,626
999999	Not stated	224	5,243
Total		11,126	348,481

Coverage: Respondents who received a loan from the government, a bank, a line of credit or from parents or family as of December 2009 in order to fund their post-secondary education.
Note: This variable was derived from the variables: L6Q07B2, L6Q07E, L6Q07D1, L6Q07D2 and PEF.

Variable Name: TMRD6
Position: 350
Length: 6

Derived variable: Total amount of money received from scholarships, awards, prizes, grants or bursaries between January 2008 and December 2009, to fund post-secondary education.

Allowed values: 000001 : 999993

Table 176
	Response	FREQ	WTD
000002 : 105000	Total dollar amount received	1,768	49,284
999996	Valid skip	9,186	295,009
999999	Not stated	172	4,188
Total		11,126	348,481

Coverage: Respondents who received a scholarship, award, prize, grant or bursary between January 2008 and December 2009 in order to fund their post-secondary education.
Note: This variable was derived from the variables: L6Q05A, L6Q06A and PEF.

Variable Name: OWEGOVD6
Position: 356
Length: 6

Derived variable: Total amount of money owed to government sponsored student loans as of December 2009, to fund post-secondary education.

Allowed values: 000000 : 999993

Table 177
	Response	FREQ	WTD
000000 : 095000	Total amount owed to government	3,632	96,047
999996	Valid skip	7,276	247,476
999999	Not stated	218	4,958
Total		11,126	348,481

Coverage: Respondents who received a loan from the government as of December 2009 in order to fund their post-secondary education.
Note: This variable was derived from the variables: L6Q07B2 and L6Q07D1.

Variable Name: OWEOTHD6
Position: 362
Length: 6

Derived variable: Total amount of money owed to bank loans, lines of credit, parents or family as of December 2009, to fund post-secondary education.

Table 178
	Response	FREQ	WTD
000000 : 150000	Total other amount owed by respondent	750	17,239
999996	Valid skip	10,253	328,711
999999	Not stated	123	2,531
Total		11,126	348,481

Coverage: Respondents who received a loan from a bank, a line of credit or from parents or family as of December 2009 in order to fund their post-secondary education.
Note: This variable was derived from the variables: L6Q07E and L6Q07D2.

Variable Name: AWARGAD6
Position: 368
Length: 1

Derived variable: Respondent's awareness of government aid programs such as loan remission, interest relief, debt reduction or revision of terms available for government student loans.

Table 179
	Response	FREQ	WTD
1	Yes	2,709	66,830
2	No	1,010	31,427
6	Valid skip	7,276	247,476
9	Not stated	131	2,747
Total		11,126	348,481

Variable Name: RECAIDD6
Position: 369
Length: 1

Derived variable: Respondents who received a loan remission, interest relief, debt reduction or revision of terms on their government student loan between January 2008 and December 2009.

Table 180
	Response	FREQ	WTD
1	Yes	820	18,075
2	No	1,864	48,327
6	Valid skip	8,286	278,904
9	Not stated	156	3,176
Total		11,126	348,481

Coverage: Respondents who received money from a government sponsored student loan in the current cycle and those who owed on government sponsored student loans at the end of the previous cycle, who are aware of government aid programs such as loan remission, interest relief, debt reduction or revision of terms programs.
Note: This variable was derived from the variables: L6Q07B3B and L6Q07D1B.

Variable Name: AMOAIDD6
Position: 370
Length: 6

Derived variable: Amount of the loan remission, interest relief, debt reduction or revision of terms received between January 2008 and December 2009.

Allowed values: 000001 : 999993

Table 181
	Response	FREQ	WTD
000001 : 070000	Amount received from gov't aid programs	402	9,199
999996	Valid skip	10,150	327,231
999999	Not stated	574	12,052
Total		11,126	348,481

Coverage: Respondents who received money from a government sponsored student loan in the current cycle and those who owed on government sponsored student loans at the end of the previous cycle, who are aware and received a loan remission, interest relief, debt reduction or revision of terms.
Note: This variable was derived from the variables: L6Q07B3C and L6Q07D1C.

Variable Name: PAYGSLD6
Position: 376
Length: 1

Derived variable: Respondents who made payments to repay their government student loan between January 2008 and December 2009.

Table 182
	Response	FREQ	WTD
1	Yes	2,464	62,588
2	No	1,257	35,731
6	Valid skip	7,276	247,476
9	Not stated	129	2,685
Total		11,126	348,481

Variable Name: SCHPAYD6
Position: 377
Length: 2

Derived variable: Payment schedule of respondents who have started to repay their government student loan between January 2008 and December 2009.

Table 183
	Response	FREQ	WTD
1	Monthly	1,967	47,448
2	Bi-weekly	128	2,656
3	Weekly	30	1,257
4	Occasionally as able	76	2,601
5	Annually	13	397
6	Quarterly	3	124
7	Other schedule	244	7,964
96	Valid skip	8,533	283,208
99	Not stated	132	2,827
Total		11,126	348,481

Coverage: Respondents who received money from a government sponsored student loan in the current cycle and those who owed on government sponsored student loans at the end of the previous cycle, who have started to repay their loan.
Note: This variable was derived from the variables: L6Q07B5 and L6Q07D1E.

Variable Name: AMBWQD6
Position: 379
Length: 6

Derived variable: Amount of the monthly, bi-weekly, weekly or quarterly payment for respondents who have started to repay their government student loan between January 2008 and December 2009.

Allowed values: 000001 : 999993

Table 184
	Response	FREQ	WTD
000015 : 040000	Payment towards gov't student loans	2,094	50,564
999996	Valid skip	8,866	294,170
999999	Not stated	166	3,747
Total		11,126	348,481

Coverage: Respondents who received money from a government sponsored student loan in the current cycle and those who owed on government sponsored student loans at the end of the previous cycle, who have started to repay their loan according to a monthly, bi-weekly, weekly or quarterly schedule.
Note: This variable was derived from the variables: L6Q07B5B and L6Q07D1F.

Variable Name: AOTHERD6
Position: 385
Length: 6

Derived variable: Amount of the occasional, annual or other schedule, for respondents who have started to repay their government student loan between January 2008 and December 2009.

Allowed values: 000001 : 999993

Table 185
	Response	FREQ	WTD
000050 : 055000	Payment towards gov't student loan	320	10,605
999996	Valid skip	10,673	335,069
999999	Not stated	133	2,807
Total		11,126	348,481

Coverage: Respondents who received money from a government sponsored student loan in the current cycle and those who owed on government sponsored student loans at the end of the previous cycle, who have started to repay their loan according to an occasional or annual schedule (includes those who refused or did not know the method of repayment of their loan).
Note: This variable was derived from the variables: L6Q07B5C and L6Q07D1G.

Variable Name: PAYOFFD6
Position: 391
Length: 4

Derived variable: Year respondent expects to have the government-sponsored student loans paid off.

Allowed values: 2008 : 2030

Table 186
	Response	FREQ	WTD
2008 : 2030	Expected year of total reimbursement	2,263	57,333
9996	Valid skip	8,355	278,382
9999	Not stated	508	12,766
Total		11,126	348,481

Coverage: Respondents who received money from a government sponsored student loan in the current cycle and those who owed on government sponsored student loans at the end of the previous cycle, who have started to repay their loan.
Note: This variable was derived from the variables: L6Q07B5D and L6Q07D1H.

Variable Name: GOVASSD6
Position: 395
Length: 1

Derived variable: Respondents who received any assistance from governments or lenders in making repayment of government sponsored student loans.

Table 187
	Response	FREQ	WTD
1	Yes	213	5,797
2	No	2,425	61,586
6	Valid skip	8,355	278,382
9	Not stated	133	2,717
Total		11,126	348,481

Coverage: Respondents who received money from a government sponsored student loan in the current cycle and those who owed on government sponsored student loans at the end of the previous cycle, who have started to repay their loan.
Note: This variable was derived from the variables: L6Q07B5E and L6Q07D1I.

Variable Name: AINRED6
Position: 396
Length: 1

Derived variable: Respondents who received assistance in the form of interest relief from federal or provincial governments.

Table 188
	Response	FREQ	WTD
1	Yes	93	2,231
2	No	118	3,460
6	Valid skip	10,780	339,967
9	Not stated	135	2,823
Total		11,126	348,481

Coverage: Respondents who received money from a government sponsored student loan in the current cycle and those who owed on government sponsored student loans at the end of the previous cycle, who have started to repay their loan and received assistance from governments or lenders in making repayments.
Note: This variable was derived from the variables: L6Q07B5F and L6Q07D1J.

Variable Name: DECLOAD6
Position: 397
Length: 1

Derived variable: Respondents who received assistance in the form of decreased loan payments that were negotiated with the lender.

Table 189
	Response	FREQ	WTD
1	Yes	36	957
2	No	176	4,829
6	Valid skip	10,780	339,967
9	Not stated	134	2,728
Total		11,126	348,481

Coverage: Respondents who received money from a government sponsored student loan in the current cycle and those who owed on government sponsored student loans at the end of the previous cycle, who have started to repay their loan and received assistance from governments or lenders in making repayments.
Note: This variable was derived from the variables: L6Q07B5G and L6Q07D1K.

Variable Name: DEFAULD6
Position: 398
Length: 1

Derived variable: Respondents who have ever defaulted on any of their student loans.

Table 190
	Response	FREQ	WTD
1	Yes	236	6,494
2	No	2,399	60,794
6	Valid skip	8,355	278,382
9	Not stated	136	2,812
Total		11,126	348,481

Coverage: Respondents who received money from a government sponsored student loan in the current cycle and those who owed on government sponsored student loans at the end of the previous cycle, who have started to repay their loan.
Note: This variable was derived from the variables: L6Q07B5H and L6Q07D1L.

Section: Loans and Aspirations

Variable Name: M6Q01
Position: 399
Length: 1

Between January 2008 and December 2009, have you applied for a government sponsored student loan to fund your education?

Table 191
	Response	FREQ	WTD
1	Yes	1,437	42,689
2	No	9,543	302,865
7	Don't know	5	196
8	Refused	1	11
9	Not stated	140	2,720
Total		11,126	348,481

Coverage: All respondents.
Note: Reference period: ^REfPErEng01.

Variable Name: M6Q02
Position: 400
Length: 2

What is the main reason you have not applied for a government sponsored student loan?

Table 192
	Response	FREQ	WTD
1	Did not need one	4,098	131,763
2	Not going to college/university	4,120	125,693
3	Think would not qualify/parents, respondent income too high	415	13,585
4	Don't know how to apply	48	1,899
5	Loans not available for program/institution of interest	23	732
6	Don't meet residency requirements	26	979
7	Not willing to borrow/go into debt	239	8,833
8	Not able to borrow enough	22	813
9	Prefer to borrow elsewhere	63	1,439
10	Other - Specify	479	16,818
96	Valid skip	1,437	42,689
97	Don't know	10	310
99	Not stated	146	2,927
Total		11,126	348,481

Coverage: Respondents who did not apply for a government sponsored student loan between January 2008 and December 2009.

Variable Name: M6Q03
Position: 402
Length: 1

Do you know where to get information about the government student loan program?

Table 193
	Response	FREQ	WTD
1	Yes	7,902	243,568
2	No	1,632	59,021
6	Valid skip	1,437	42,689
7	Don't know	13	424
8	Refused	1	11
9	Not stated	141	2,767
Total		11,126	348,481

Coverage: Respondents who did not apply for a government sponsored student loan between January 2008 and December 2009.

Variable Name: M6Q04
Position: 403
Length: 1

Were any of your student loan applications approved between January 2008 and December 2009?

Table 194
	Response	FREQ	WTD
1	Yes	1,313	38,495
2	No	122	4,075
6	Valid skip	9,548	303,024
7	Don't know	2	120
9	Not stated	141	2,767
Total		11,126	348,481

Coverage: Respondents who applied for a government sponsored student loan between January 2008 and December 2009.
Note: Reference period: ^REfPErEng01.

Variable Name: M6Q05
Position: 404
Length: 2

Why was your application for a government student loan turned down?

Table 195
	Response	FREQ	WTD
1	Parents income too high	15	744
2	Respondent income too high	54	1,848
3	Did not meet residency requirements	3	14
4	Loans not available for program/institution of interest	3	126
5	Waiting for decision on approval	6	132
6	Other - Specify	37	1,114
96	Valid skip	10,861	341,519
97	Don't know	4	96
99	Not stated	143	2,887
Total		11,126	348,481

Coverage: Respondents who applied for a government sponsored student loan between January 2008 and December 2009 but were turned down.

Variable Name: M6Q06
Position: 406
Length: 1

Did being turned down prevent you from attending the school you wanted to attend?

Table 196
	Response	FREQ	WTD
1	Yes	17	810
2	No	99	3,132
6	Valid skip	10,867	341,651
9	Not stated	143	2,887
Total		11,126	348,481

Coverage: Respondents who applied for a government sponsored student loan between January 2008 and December 2009 but were turned down, excludes those who are waiting for decision on approval.

Variable Name:M6Q07
Position: 407
Length: 1

Were the loans that you received between January 2008 and December 2009 as large as you would have liked?

Table 197
	Response	FREQ	WTD
1	Yes	838	24,584
2	No	473	13,893
6	Valid skip	9,670	307,099
7	Don't know	2	18
9	Not stated	143	2,887
Total		11,126	348,481

Variable Name: M6Q07A
Position: 408
Length: 1

Were the loans that you received between January 2008 and December 2009 sufficient to meet your needs/expenses?

Table 198
	Response	FREQ	WTD
1	Yes	63	1,639
2	No	411	12,245
6	Valid skip	10,508	331,683
7	Don't know	1	27
9	Not stated	143	2,887
Total		11,126	348,481

Coverage: Respondents who applied for a government sponsored student loan between January 2008 and December 2009, for whom a student loan application was approved between January 2008 and December 2009, who said the loan was not as large as they would have liked.
Note: Reference period: ^REfPErEng01.

Variable Name: M6Q08
Position: 409
Length: 1

Did the amount of the loan prevent you from attending the school you wanted to attend?

Table 199
	Response	FREQ	WTD
1	Yes	18	683
2	No	393	11,583
6	Valid skip	10,508	331,683
7	Don't know	1	6
9	Not stated	206	4,527
Total		11,126	348,481

Coverage: Respondents who applied for a government sponsored student loan between January 2008 and December 2009, for whom a student loan application was approved between January 2008 and December 2009, and who said the loans were not as large as they would have liked (includes those who did not know or refused to say if loans were as large as they would have liked).

Variable Name: M6Q10A
Position: 410
Length: 1

Do you have to pay for housing (mortgage, rent or room and board)?

Table 200
	Response	FREQ	WTD
1	Yes	8,492	251,528
2	No	2,485	93,976
8	Refused	3	148
9	Not stated	146	2,829
Total		11,126	348,481

Coverage: All respondents.

Variable Name: M6Q10A1
Position: 411
Length: 1

What is your average monthly payment? Would it be...?

Table 201
	Response	FREQ	WTD
1	less than $500	2,436	69,441
2	$500 to less than $1,000	4,252	123,540
3	$1,000 to less than $2,000	1,623	52,832
4	$2,000 or more	151	4,204
6	Valid skip	2,485	93,976
7	Don't know	11	867
8	Refused	19	645
9	Not stated	149	2,976
Total		11,126	348,481

Coverage: Respondents who have to pay for housing (mortgage, rent or room and board),

Variable Name: M6Q10B
Position: 412
Length: 1

Do you have a car loan or lease?

Table 202
	Response	FREQ	WTD
1	Yes	4,299	120,037
2	No	6,674	225,489
7	Don't know	2	54
8	Refused	4	51
9	Not stated	147	2,849
Total		11,126	348,481

Coverage: All respondents.

Variable Name: M6Q10B1
Position: 413
Length: 1

What is your average monthly payment? Would it be...?

Table 203
	Response	FREQ	WTD
1	less than $250	631	20,199
2	$250 to less than $500	2,666	73,950
3	$500 to less than $1,000	915	23,733
4	$1,000 or more	69	1,683
6	Valid skip	6,674	225,489
7	Don't know	8	163
8	Refused	10	309
9	Not stated	153	2,955
Total		11,126	348,481

Coverage: Respondents who have a car loan or lease.

Variable Name: M6Q10C
Position: 414
Length: 1

Do you have a line of credit from a bank or financial institution?

Table 204
	Response	FREQ	WTD
1	Yes	4,151	127,185
2	No	6,816	218,078
7	Don't know	8	317
8	Refused	4	51
9	Not stated	147	2,849
Total		11,126	348,481

Coverage: All respondents.

Variable Name: M6Q10C1
Position: 415
Length: 2

What is your outstanding balance? Would it be...?

Table 205
	Response	FREQ	WTD
1	0 - no balance	945	30,177
2	less than $500	186	6,479
3	$500 to less than $1,000	182	7,329
4	$1,000 to less than $2,000	267	9,562
5	$2,000 to less than $3,000	203	5,774
6	$3,000 to less than $5,000	441	13,155
7	$5,000 to less than $10,000	742	21,058
8	$10,000 to less than $20,000	625	18,289
9	$20,000 or more	513	14,154
96	Valid skip	6,816	218,078
97	Don't know	24	402
98	Refused	23	807
99	Not stated	159	3,218
Total		11,126	348,481

Coverage: Respondents who have a line of credit from a bank or financial institution.

Variable Name: M6Q10D
Position: 417
Length: 1

Do you have any credit cards from a financial institution, a retail store or gas station?

Table 206
	Response	FREQ	WTD
1	Yes	9,102	288,386
2	No	1,871	57,123
8	Refused	5	60
9	Not stated	148	2,913
Total		11,126	348,481

Coverage: All respondents.

Variable Name: M6Q10D1
Position: 418
Length: 2

What is your outstanding balance? Would it be...?

Table 207
	Response	FREQ	WTD
1	0 - no balance	3,439	108,726
2	less than $500	1,566	51,593
3	$500 to less than $1,000	1,091	36,578
4	$1,000 to less than $2,000	1,043	33,494
5	$2,000 to less than $3,000	566	16,624
6	$3,000 to less than $5,000	596	18,915
7	$5,000 to less than $10,000	580	16,260
8	$10,000 to less than $20,000	134	3,669
9	$20,000 or more	23	597
96	Valid skip	1,871	57,123
97	Don't know	21	770
98	Refused	42	1,119
99	Not stated	154	3,014
Total		11,126	348,481

Coverage: Respondents who have any credit cards from a financial institution, a retail store or gas station.

Variable Name: M6Q10E
Position: 420
Length: 1

Do you have any other personal loans not already mentioned?

Table 208
	Response	FREQ	WTD
1	Yes	943	28,058
2	No	10,026	317,360
7	Don't know	2	36
8	Refused	6	73
9	Not stated	149	2,954
Total		11,126	348,481

Coverage: All respondents.

Variable Name: M6Q10E1
Position: 421
Length: 2

What is your outstanding balance? Would it be...?

Table 209
	Response	FREQ	WTD
1	0 - no balance	9	358
2	less than $500	29	1,120
3	$500 to less than $1,000	52	1,719
4	$1,000 to less than $2,000	91	2,941
5	$2,000 to less than $3,000	70	1,888
6	$3,000 to less than $5,000	117	4,250
7	$5,000 to less than $10,000	212	6,208
8	$10,000 to less than $20,000	153	3,536
9	$20,000 or more	197	5,830
96	Valid skip	10,026	317,360
97	Don't know	9	170
98	Refused	4	38
99	Not stated	157	3,063
Total		11,126	348,481

Coverage: Respondents who have other personal loans other than those already mentioned.

Variable Name: M6Q10F
Position: 423
Length: 1

Do you have other debt not already reported?

Table 210
	Response	FREQ	WTD
1	Yes	486	15,580
2	No	10,484	329,769
7	Don't know	2	119
8	Refused	5	60
9	Not stated	149	2,954
Total		11,126	348,481

Coverage: All respondents.

Variable Name: M6Q10F1
Position: 424
Length: 2

What is your outstanding balance? Would it be...?

Table 211
	Response	FREQ	WTD
1	0 - no balance	3	79
2	less than $500	40	1,515
3	$500 to less than $1,000	66	2,479
4	$1,000 to less than $2,000	63	2,379
5	$2,000 to less than $3,000	30	1,060
6	$3,000 to less than $5,000	53	1,459
7	$5,000 to less than $10,000	70	2,127
8	$10,000 to less than $20,000	33	1,305
9	$20,000 or more	117	2,876
96	Valid skip	10,484	329,769
97	Don't know	8	252
98	Refused	3	47
99	Not stated	156	3,132
Total		11,126	348,481

Coverage: Respondents who have debt other than what was already reported.

Variable Name: M6Q11a
Position: 426
Length: 1

The current tax system provides assistance to post-secondary education through several deductions, non-refundable tax credits and tax deferrals. Are you aware of the following tax incentives

...Education tax credit?

Table 212
	Response	FREQ	WTD
1	Yes	6,464	191,998
2	No	4,453	152,410
7	Don't know	57	1,095
8	Refused	1	8
9	Not stated	151	2,970
Total		11,126	348,481

Coverage: All respondents.

Variable Name: M6Q11b
Position: 427
Length: 1

The current tax system provides assistance to post-secondary education through several deductions, non-refundable tax credits and tax deferrals. Are you aware of the following tax incentives

...Tuition fee tax credit?

Table 213
	Response	FREQ	WTD
1	Yes	6,814	203,303
2	No	4,108	140,797
7	Don't know	51	1,384
8	Refused	1	8
9	Not stated	152	2,988
Total		11,126	348,481

Coverage: All respondents.

Variable Name: M6Q11c
Position: 428
Length: 1

The current tax system provides assistance to post-secondary education through several deductions, non-refundable tax credits and tax deferrals. Are you aware of the following tax incentives

...Textbook tax credit?

Table 214
	Response	FREQ	WTD
1	Yes	5,893	178,675
2	No	5,062	166,584
7	Don't know	18	226
8	Refused	1	8
9	Not stated	152	2,988
Total		11,126	348,481

Coverage: All respondents.

Variable Name: M6Q11d
Position: 429
Length: 1

The current tax system provides assistance to post-secondary education through several deductions, non-refundable tax credits and tax deferrals. Are you aware of the following tax incentives

...Student loan interest tax credit?

Table 215
	Response	FREQ	WTD
1	Yes	5,265	149,485
2	No	5,682	195,534
7	Don't know	25	440
8	Refused	1	8
9	Not stated	153	3,014
Total		11,126	348,481

Coverage: All respondents.

Variable Name: M6Q12a
Position: 430
Length: 1

Have you taken advantage of the education tax credit between January 2008 and December 2009?

Table 216
	Response	FREQ	WTD
1	Yes	2,868	81,270
2	No	2,775	81,278
6	Valid skip	5,154	177,191
7	Don't know	157	5,453
8	Refused	2	13
9	Not stated	170	3,275
Total		11,126	348,481

Coverage: Respondents who have ever pursued postsecondary studies, who are aware of the education tax credit incentive
Note: Reference period: ^RefPerEng01.

Variable Name: M6Q12b
Position: 431
Length: 1

Have you taken advantage of the tuition fee tax credit between January 2008 and December 2009?

Table 217
	Response	FREQ	WTD
1	Yes	3,209	91,927
2	No	2,855	83,844
6	Valid skip	4,764	165,198
7	Don't know	131	3,966
8	Refused	1	11
9	Not stated	166	3,535
Total		11,126	348,481

Coverage: Respondents who have ever pursued postsecondary studies, who are aware of the tuition fee tax credit incentive
Note: Reference period: ^RefPerEng01.

Variable Name: M6Q12c
Position: 432
Length: 1

Have you taken advantage of the textbook tax credit between January 2008 and December 2009?

Table 218
	Response	FREQ	WTD
1	Yes	2,102	64,967
2	No	3,172	91,287
6	Valid skip	5,614	186,445
7	Don't know	102	3,265
8	Refused	1	11
9	Not stated	135	2,506
Total		11,126	348,481

Coverage: Respondents who have ever pursued postsecondary studies, who are aware of the textbook tax credit incentive
Note: Reference period: ^RefPerEng01.

Variable Name: M6Q12d
Position: 433
Length: 1

Have you taken advantage of the student loan interest tax credit between January 2008 and December 2009?

Table 219
	Response	FREQ	WTD
1	Yes	1,591	36,774
2	No	3,040	90,015
6	Valid skip	6,267	216,747
7	Don't know	87	2,269
8	Refused	1	11
9	Not stated	140	2,665
Total		11,126	348,481

Coverage: Respondents who have ever pursued postsecondary studies, who are aware of the student loan interest tax credit incentive
Note: Reference period: ^RefPerEng01.

Variable Name: M6Q13
Position: 434
Length: 1

Have you transferred an unused portion of your tax credit to your spouse, common-law partner, parent or grandparent between January 2008 and December 2009?

Table 220
	Response	FREQ	WTD
1	Yes	1,067	28,998
2	No	6,252	182,666
6	Valid skip	3,586	131,378
7	Don't know	103	3,141
8	Refused	1	11
9	Not stated	117	2,286
Total		11,126	348,481

Coverage: Respondents who have ever pursued postsecondary studies, who have taken advantage of at least one of the four listed tax credit incentives
Note: Reference period: ^RefPerEng01.

Variable Name: M6Q14
Position: 435
Length: 1

Have you carried forward an unused portion of your tax credit between January 2008 and December 2009?

Table 221
	Response	FREQ	WTD
1	Yes	2,183	57,205
2	No	4,961	149,391
6	Valid skip	3,586	131,378
7	Don't know	276	8,198
8	Refused	2	19
9	Not stated	118	2,290
Total		11,126	348,481

Coverage: Respondents who have ever pursued postsecondary studies, who have taken advantage of at least one of the four listed tax credit incentives
Note: Reference period: ^RefPerEng01.

Variable Name: M6Q30
Position: 436
Length: 2

The next questions ask about your plans for your future education and work. As things stand now, what is the highest level of education you think you will get?

Table 222
	Response	FREQ	WTD
1	Less than a high school diploma	81	4,292
2	High school diploma or graduation equivalency	1,105	44,738
3	Some post-secondary (no certificate, diploma or degree)	187	4,842
4	Private business school or commercial school certificate or diploma	232	6,183
5	College, CEGEP, trade/vocational certificate or diploma or registered apprenticeship	3,095	103,366
6	University bachelor's degree (eg. BA, BSc, B.Ed.)	2,957	88,738
7	University first professional degree (eg.medicine, dentistry, veterinary medicine, law,optometry, divinity)	320	8,419
8	University Master's degree	2,128	59,432
9	Ph.D. (University earned doctorate)	392	11,134
10	Other - Specify	229	6,295
97	Don't know	234	7,753
98	Refused	1	39
99	Not stated	165	3,252
Total		11,126	348,481

Coverage: All respondents.

Variable Name: M6Q31
Position: 438
Length: 2

What is the highest level of education you would like to get?

Table 223
	Response	FREQ	WTD
1	Less than a high school diploma	36	2,097
2	High school diploma or graduation equivalency	674	27,511
3	Some post-secondary (no certificate, diploma or degree)	113	2,466
4	Private business school or commercial school diploma or certificate	167	4,155
5	College, CEGEP, trade/vocational certificate or diploma or registered apprenticeship	2,650	89,265
6	University bachelor's degree (eg. BA, BSc, B.Ed.)	2,665	83,125
7	University first professional degree (eg. medicine, dentistry, veterinary medicine, law, optometry, divinity)	363	9,605
8	University Master's degree	2,751	81,178
9	Ph.D. (University earned doctorate)	865	24,846
10	Other - Specify	168	4,446
11	Undecided	449	14,765
97	Don't know	57	1,698
99	Not stated	168	3,325
Total		11,126	348,481

Coverage: All respondents.

Variable Name: M6Q32A
Position: 440
Length: 1

Is there anything standing in your way of going as far in school as you would like to go?...No

Table 224
	Response	FREQ	WTD
1	Yes	6,775	205,435
2	No	4,179	139,658
7	Don't know	3	60
8	Refused	1	2
9	Not stated	168	3,325
Total		11,126	348,481

Coverage: All respondents.

Variable Name: M6Q32B
Position: 441
Length: 1

Is there anything standing in your way of going as far in school as you would like to go?...Financial situation (needs to work / costs too much)

Table 225
	Response	FREQ	WTD
1	Yes	2,792	90,945
2	No	8,162	254,149
7	Don't know	3	60
8	Refused	1	2
9	Not stated	168	3,325
Total		11,126	348,481

Coverage: All respondents.

Variable Name: M6Q32C
Position: 442
Length: 1

Is there anything standing in your way of going as far in school as you would like to go?...Not able to get into program/marks too low/not accepted

Table 226
	Response	FREQ	WTD
1	Yes	156	5,859
2	No	10,798	339,235
7	Don't know	3	60
8	Refused	1	2
9	Not stated	168	3,325
Total		11,126	348,481

Coverage: All respondents.

Variable Name: M6Q32D
Position: 443
Length: 1

Is there anything standing in your way of going as far in school as you would like to go?...Not enough interest or motivation

Table 227
	Response	FREQ	WTD
1	Yes	239	8,163
2	No	10,715	336,930
7	Don't know	3	60
8	Refused	1	2
9	Not stated	168	3,325
Total		11,126	348,481

Coverage: All respondents.

Variable Name: M6Q32E
Position: 444
Length: 1

Is there anything standing in your way of going as far in school as you would like to go?...Wants to stay close to home

Table 228
	Response	FREQ	WTD
1	Yes	56	1,282
2	No	10,898	343,812
7	Don't know	3	60
8	Refused	1	2
9	Not stated	168	3,325
Total		11,126	348,481

Coverage: All respondents.

Variable Name: M6Q32F
Position: 445
Length: 1

Is there anything standing in your way of going as far in school as you would like to go?...Takes too long

Table 229
	Response	FREQ	WTD
1	Yes	345	10,948
2	No	10,609	334,145
7	Don't know	3	60
8	Refused	1	2
9	Not stated	168	3,325
Total		11,126	348,481

Coverage: All respondents.

Variable Name: M6Q32G
Position: 446
Length: 1

Is there anything standing in your way of going as far in school as you would like to go?...Wanted to work

Table 230
	Response	FREQ	WTD
1	Yes	254	9,369
2	No	10,700	335,725
7	Don't know	3	60
8	Refused	1	2
9	Not stated	168	3,325
Total		11,126	348,481

Coverage: All respondents.

Variable Name: M6Q32H
Position: 447
Length: 1

Is there anything standing in your way of going as far in school as you would like to go?...Caring for own children

Table 231
	Response	FREQ	WTD
1	Yes	580	19,033
2	No	10,374	326,061
7	Don't know	3	60
8	Refused	1	2
9	Not stated	168	3,325
Total		11,126	348,481

Coverage: All respondents.

Variable Name: M6Q32I
Position: 448
Length: 1

Is there anything standing in your way of going as far in school as you would like to go?...Not sure what to do

Table 232
	Response	FREQ	WTD
1	Yes	56	1,762
2	No	10,898	343,332
7	Don't know	3	60
8	Refused	1	2
9	Not stated	168	3,325
Total		11,126	348,481

Coverage: All respondents.

Variable Name: M6Q32J
Position: 449
Length: 1

Is there anything standing in your way of going as far in school as you would like to go?...Not sure what to do

Table 232
	Response	FREQ	WTD
1	Yes	108	3,030
2	No	10,846	342,063
7	Don't know	3	60
8	Refused	1	2
9	Not stated	168	3,325
Total		11,126	348,481

Coverage: All respondents.

Variable Name: M6Q32K
Position: 450
Length: 1

Is there anything standing in your way of going as far in school as you would like to go?...Other - Specify

Table 233

Table 233
	Response	FREQ	WTD
1	Yes	540	19,107
2	No	10,414	325,987
7	Don't know	3	60
8	Refused	1	2
9	Not stated	168	3,325
Total		11,126	348,481

Coverage: All respondents.

Variable Name: M6Q46
Position: 451
Length: 2

What kind of job or occupation would you be interested in having when you are about 30 years old?

Table 234
	Response	FREQ	WTD
1	Describe	8,703	271,421
2	Own your own business/self-employed	652	21,853
3	Full-time homemaker	103	2,608
4	Don't expect to be working (other reasons)	37	1,010
5	Undecided	1,434	47,144
97	Don't know	27	1,037
98	Refused	1	11
99	Not stated	169	3,397
Total		11,126	348,481

Coverage: All respondents.

Variable Name: M6Q48
Position: 453
Length: 2

How certain are you that you will eventually have this career or work? Are you ...?

Table 235
	Response	FREQ	WTD
1	very certain	5,145	155,775
2	fairly certain	3,191	104,088
3	fairly uncertain	823	26,639
4	very uncertain	173	6,222
96	Valid skip	1,574	50,762
97	Don't know	20	376
98	Refused	2	167
99	Not stated	198	4,451
Total		11,126	348,481

Coverage: Respondents who described the job or gave the type of business they would be interested in having when they are 30 years old.

Variable Name: M6Q49A
Position: 455
Length: 1

How much education do you think is needed for this type of work?...Less than a high school diploma

Table 236
	Response	FREQ	WTD
1	Yes	278	11,363
2	No	8,941	277,698
6	Valid skip	1,574	50,762
7	Don't know	131	3,969
8	Refused	3	235
9	Not stated	199	4,453
Total		11,126	348,481

Coverage: Respondents who described the job or gave the type of business they would be interested in having when they are 30 years old.

Variable Name: M6Q49B
Position: 456
Length: 1

How much education do you think is needed for this type of work?...High school diploma or graduation equivalency

Table 237
	Response	FREQ	WTD
1	Yes	905	29,744
2	No	8,314	259,317
6	Valid skip	1,574	50,762
7	Don't know	131	3,969
8	Refused	3	235
9	Not stated	199	4,453
Total		11,126	348,481

Coverage: Respondents who described the job or gave the type of business they would be interested in having when they are 30 years old.

Variable Name: M6Q49C
Position: 457
Length: 1

How much education do you think is needed for this type of work?...Trade/vocational certificate or diploma, or an apprenticeship

Table 238
	Response	FREQ	WTD
1	Yes	1,174	37,765
2	No	8,045	251,295
6	Valid skip	1,574	50,762
7	Don't know	131	3,969
8	Refused	3	235
9	Not stated	199	4,453
Total		11,126	348,481

Coverage: Respondents who described the job or gave the type of business they would be interested in having when they are 30 years old.

Variable Name: M6Q49D
Position: 458
Length: 1

How much education do you think is needed for this type of work?...College or CEGEP (Quebec) certificate or diploma

Table 239
	Response	FREQ	WTD
1	Yes	2,273	77,739
2	No	6,946	211,321
6	Valid skip	1,574	50,762
7	Don't know	131	3,969
8	Refused	3	235
9	Not stated	199	4,453
Total		11,126	348,481

Coverage: Respondents who described the job or gave the type of business they would be interested in having when they are 30 years old.

Variable Name: M6Q49E
Position: 459
Length: 1

How much education do you think is needed for this type of work?...University degree

Table 240
	Response	FREQ	WTD
1	Yes	4,917	143,937
2	No	4,302	145,123
6	Valid skip	1,574	50,762
7	Don't know	131	3,969
8	Refused	3	235
9	Not stated	199	4,453
Total		11,126	348,481

Coverage: Respondents who described the job or gave the type of business they would be interested in having when they are 30 years old.

Variable Name: M6Q49F
Position: 460
Length: 1

How much education do you think is needed for this type of work?...Has not yet found a future career of interest

Table 241
	Response	FREQ	WTD
1	Yes	28	1,184
2	No	9,191	287,877
6	Valid skip	1,574	50,762
7	Don't know	131	3,969
8	Refused	3	235
9	Not stated	199	4,453
Total		11,126	348,481

Coverage: Respondents who described the job or gave the type of business they would be interested in having when they are 30 years old.

Variable Name: M6Q50
Position: 461
Length: 1

Do you have any difficulty hearing, seeing, communicating, walking, climbing stairs, bending, learning or doing any similar activities?

Table 242
	Response	FREQ	WTD
1	Yes, sometimes	598	18,306
2	Yes, often	266	9,395
3	No	10,085	317,336
7	Don't know	2	14
8	Refused	2	14
9	Not stated	173	3,417
Total		11,126	348,481

Coverage: All respondents.

Variable Name: M6Q51
Position: 462
Length: 1

Does a physical condition or mental condition or health problem reduce the amount or the kind of activity you can do

... at home?

Table 243
	Response	FREQ	WTD
1	Yes, sometimes	340	9,790
2	Yes, often	135	5,022
3	No	10,475	330,199
7	Don't know	2	42
8	Refused	1	11
9	Not stated	173	3,417
Total		11,126	348,481

Coverage: All respondents.

Variable Name: M6Q52
Position: 463
Length: 1

Does a physical condition or mental condition or health problem reduce the amount or the kind of activity you can/could do

... at work?

Table 244
	Response	FREQ	WTD
1	Yes, sometimes	405	13,302
2	Yes, often	149	4,848
3	No	10,394	326,755
7	Don't know	3	69
8	Refused	1	11
9	Not stated	174	3,495
Total		11,126	348,481

Coverage: All respondents.

Variable Name: M6Q53
Position: 464
Length: 1

Does a physical condition or mental condition or health problem reduce the amount or the kind of activity you can/could do

... at school?

Table 245
	Response	FREQ	WTD
1	Yes, sometimes	238	7,147
2	Yes, often	130	5,010
3	No	10,563	332,297
7	Don't know	16	380
8	Refused	5	153
9	Not stated	174	3,495
Total		11,126	348,481

Coverage: All respondents.

Variable Name: M6Q54
Position: 465
Length: 1

Does a physical condition or mental condition or health problem reduce the amount or the kind of activity you can do

... in other activities, for example, transportation or leisure?

Table 246
	Response	FREQ	WTD
1	Yes, sometimes	428	13,088
2	Yes, often	171	6,206
3	No	10,352	325,681
8	Refused	2	14
9	Not stated	173	3,492
Total		11,126	348,481

Coverage: All respondents.

Section: Derived Variables

Variable Name: M1BMD6
Position: 466
Length: 2

Derived variable: Date (month) respondent was last in school full-time.

Table 247
	Response	FREQ	WTD
1	January	240	8,759
2	February	146	4,312
3	March	196	6,692
4	April	1,854	59,870
5	May	1,632	42,874
6	June	1,942	58,929
7	July	179	5,730
8	August	369	13,294
9	September	231	7,362
10	October	244	7,742
11	November	191	6,491
12	December	3,705	120,992
99	Not stated	197	5,434
Total		11,126	348,481

Coverage: All respondents.
Note: This variable was derived from the variables: M1BY, M1BM and (M1BYD5, M1BMD5 from cycle 5).

Variable Name: MBYD6
Position: 468
Length: 4

Derived variable: Date (year) respondent was last in school full-time

Allowed values: 1990 : 2009

Table 248
	Response	FREQ	WTD
1998 : 2009	Year	10,937	343,406
9999	Not stated	189	5,076
Total		11,126	348,481

Coverage: All respondents.
Note: This variable was derived from the variables: M1BY, M1BM and (M1BYD5, M1BMD5 from cycle 5).

Variable Name: JOA30RD6
Position: 472
Length: 2

Derived variable: 2 digit occupation code (SOC 1991) for job or occupation respondent would be interested in having around the age of 30.

Table 249
	Response	FREQ	WTD
1	Management	832	28,124
2	Business, Finance and Administrative	863	28,161
3	Natural and Applied Sciences	1,049	32,053
4	Health	1,408	36,665
5	Social Science, Education, Government Service, and Religion	1,673	49,088
6	Art, Culture, Recreation and Sport	630	21,096
7	Sales and Service	860	29,710
8	Trades, Transport and Equipment Operators	856	27,819
9	Primary Industry	192	4,789
10	Processing, Manufacturing and Utilities	102	3,331
11	Unclassified	842	31,053
96	Valid skip	1,574	50,762
99	Not stated	245	5,830
Total		11,126	348,481

Coverage: Respondents who described the job or occupation they would like to have when they are about 30 years old.
Note: This variable was derived from the variable: JOA30D6.

Variable Name: JOA30D6
Position: 474
Length: 4

Derived variable: 4 digit occupation code (SOC 1991) for job or occupation respondent would be interested in having around the age of 30.

Table 250
	Response	FREQ	WTD
Response:	SOC codes	8,465	260,836
9996	Valid skip	1,574	50,762
9999	Not stated	245	5,830
XXXX	Unclassified	842	31,053
Total		11,126	348,481

Coverage: Respondents who described the job or occupation they would like to have when they are about 30 years old.
Note: This variable was derived from the variables M6Q46, M6S46 and M6S47.
Response= Minimum A011 and Maximum J319.

Section: Social Support

Variable Name: N6Q11
Position: 478
Length: 1

How do you feel about the following statements concerning the support you get from others? Please answer with Strongly disagree, Disagree, Agree or Strongly agree.

If something went wrong, no one would help me.

Table 251
	Response	FREQ	WTD
1	Strongly disagree	8,575	260,929
2	Disagree	2,206	77,037
3	Agree	66	2,926
4	Strongly agree	94	3,442
7	Don't know	5	147
8	Refused	1	2
9	Not stated	179	3,997
Total		11,126	348,481

Coverage: All respondents.

Variable Name: N6Q12
Position: 479
Length: 1

How do you feel about the following statements concerning the support you get from others?

I have family and friends who help me feel safe, secure and happy.

Table 252
	Response	FREQ	WTD
1	Strongly disagree	49	1,778
2	Disagree	39	1,772
3	Agree	2,241	76,171
4	Strongly agree	8,614	264,581
7	Don't know	1	4
8	Refused	1	125
9	Not stated	181	4,049
Total		11,126	348,481

Coverage: All respondents.

Variable Name: N6Q13
Position: 480
Length: 1

How do you feel about the following statements concerning the support you get from others?

There is someone I trust whom I would turn to for advice if I were having problems.

Table 253
	Response	FREQ	WTD
1	Strongly disagree	72	2,942
2	Disagree	39	1,375
3	Agree	2,215	74,113
4	Strongly agree	8,617	265,860
8	Refused	1	125
9	Not stated	182	4,065
Total		11,126	348,481

Coverage: All respondents.

Variable Name: N6Q14
Position: 481
Length: 1

How do you feel about the following statements concerning the support you get from others?

There is no one I feel comfortable talking about problems with.

Table 254
	Response	FREQ	WTD
1	Strongly disagree	7,859	238,556
2	Disagree	2,689	91,268
3	Agree	213	7,931
4	Strongly agree	180	6,468
7	Don't know	2	68
8	Refused	1	125
9	Not stated	182	4,065
Total		11,126	348,481

Coverage: All respondents.

Variable Name: N6Q15
Position: 482
Length: 1

How do you feel about the following statements concerning the support you get from others?

There is no one I feel close to.

Table 255
	Response	FREQ	WTD
1	Strongly disagree	8,196	247,548
2	Disagree	2,563	88,442
3	Agree	87	3,818
4	Strongly agree	93	4,403
7	Don't know	4	80
8	Refused	1	125
9	Not stated	182	4,065
Total		11,126	348,481

Coverage: All respondents.

Variable Name: N6Q16
Position: 483
Length: 1

How do you feel about the following statements concerning the support you get from others?

There are people I can count on in times of trouble.

Table 256
	Response	FREQ	WTD
1	Strongly disagree	60	2,404
2	Disagree	55	1,931
3	Agree	2,451	82,836
4	Strongly agree	8,374	257,066
7	Don't know	3	54
8	Refused	1	125
9	Not stated	182	4,065
Total		11,126	348,481

Coverage: All respondents.

Section: Derived Variables

Variable Name: YSHSUPS6
Position: 484
Length: 8.5

Derived variable: This variable measures how much social support a respondent receives from friends, family and other sources.

Allowed values: -3.46620 : 00.95460

Table 257
	Response	FREQ	WTD
-3.30190 : 00.74340	Scale - social support	10,946	344,482
99.99999	Not stated	180	3,999
Total		11,126	348,481

Coverage: All respondents.
Note: The Item Response Theory (IRT) score was derived using the items N611, N612, N6Q13, N6Q14, N6Q15 and N6Q16. This variable has been standardized with mean 0 and standard deviation one.

This variable measures how much social support a respondent receives from friends, family and other sources.

Variable Name: YSHSUPE6
Position: 492
Length: 8.5

Derived variable: Standard error for the score on how much social support respondent receives from friends, family and other sources.

Allowed values: 00.15360 : 00.95460

Table 258
	Response	FREQ	WTD
00.20590 : 00.89950	Standard error for variable YSHSUPS6	10,946	344,482
99.99999	Not stated	180	3,999
Total		11,126	348,481

Coverage: All respondents.
Note: The Item Response Theory (IRT) score was derived using the items N6Q11, N6Q12, N6Q13, N6Q14, N6Q15 and N6Q16. This variable has been standardized with mean 0 and standard deviation one.

This is the standard error for the score on social support a respondent receives from friends, family and other sources (YSHSUPS6).

Variable Name: ELJBVD6
Position: 500
Length: 2

Derived variable: Indicates the number of eligible jobs (during this cycle) up to a maximum of 7 jobs (based on first 6 jobs + first job after leaving full-time schooling).

Allowed values: 00 : 07

Table 259
	Response	FREQ	WTD
0:07	Jobs	11,011	346,247
99	Not stated	115	2,234
Total		11,126	348,481

Coverage: All respondents.
Note: This variable was derived from the variables: JENDATX6_7 and JOBCNTA.

The verification of the job eligibility is not performed on all jobs, but on a maximum of 6 jobs (first 6 jobs reported by the respondent) worked at during this cycle. However, this maximum can be increased by one eligible job in the case where a seventh job (first job after leaving full-time schooling) is reported and that this job ends in 2008 or 2009 and is different from the jobs (1 to 6) reported earlier. In this case, this seventh job is automatically considered as eligible. For this reason, two variables are created in order to calculate the number of jobs in 2008-2009. The variable ELJBVD6 indicates the number of eligible jobs up to a maximum of 7 jobs (based on first 6 jobs + first job after leaving full-time schooling), while the second variable ELJBNVD6 contains the remaining number of jobs for which no verification was possible.

Variable Name: ELJBNVD6
Position: 502
Length: 2

Derived variable: Contains the remaining number of jobs worked at (during this cycle) for which no verification was possible.

Allowed values: 00 : 93

Table 260
	Response	FREQ	WTD
0:15	Jobs	11,000	345,682
99	Not stated	126	2,799
Total		11,126	348,481

Coverage: All respondents.
Note: This variable was derived from the variables: JENDATX6_7 and JOBCNTA.

Variable Name: FJ_AGED6
Position: 504
Length: 2

Derived variable: Respondent's age when started the first job he/she worked at after leaving full-time schooling.

Allowed values: 00 : 25

Table 261
	Response	FREQ	WTD
4:25	Age (in years)	2,771	87,970
95	Not applicable	180	5,814
96	Valid skip	7,977	249,244
99	Not stated	198	5,454
Total		11,126	348,481

Coverage: Respondents who were in full-time school between January 2008 and November 2009; or who were last in school full-time prior to January 2008; who had not yet had a first job after leaving full-time school.
Note: This variable was derived from the variables: JSTDATD6 (for jobs 1 to 7), BMONTHD6, BYEARD6, FSTJOBD6 and AGED6.

A code of 95 indicates that the respondent has not yet begun a job after leaving full-time schooling. A code of 96 indicates that either the respondent was still in full time schooling as of December 2009 or that the respondent did not take any education in cycle 6 and had a first job calculated in either cycle 1,2,3,4 or 5.

Variable Name: FSTJOBD6
Position: 506
Length: 2

Derived variable: Identifies the job the respondent held at time of leaving full-time schooling, or the job first started after leaving full-time schooling (jobs 1 to 7 collected), for those respondents who were no longer full-time students in December 2009.

Allowed values: 01 : 07

Table 262
	Response	FREQ	WTD
1:07	First job after leaving full-time school	2,771	87,970
95	Not applicable, no valid jobs	180	5,814
96	Valid skip	7,977	249,244
99	Not stated	198	5,454
Total		11,126	348,481

Coverage: Respondents who were in full-time school between January 2008 and November 2009; or who were last in school full-time prior to January 2008; who had not yet had a first job after leaving full-time school.
Note: This variable was derived from the variables: JSTDATD6, P16Q27M, P16Q27Y, P16Q29M, P16Q29Y, M1BM, M1BY, M1BMD6 and M1BYD6.

First job after leaving full-time schooling identifies the job a respondent held at the time of leaving full-time schooling or the job she/he first started after leaving full-time schooling. During survey collection, respondents who were no longer full-time students in December 2009 were asked to report the first job they worked at after leaving full-time schooling. A procedure was then created to validate the job reported by respondents as their first job after leaving full-time schooling and/or when not reported, to identify one of the other jobs reported as being "first job".

Variable Name: FTSFJDD6
Position: 508
Length: 4

Derived variable: Duration of time, in months, from the date left full-time schooling to the time started first job after full-time schooling. FTSFJDD6 is duration in absolute value. (Use in combination with FTSJFLD6 to determine if duration is positive or negative).

Allowed values: 0000 : 9993

Table 263
	Response	FREQ	WTD
0000 : 0248	Number of months in absolute value	2,769	87,830
9995	Not applicable	180	5,814
9996	Valid skip	7,977	249,244
9999	Not stated	200	5,593
Total		11,126	348,481

FTSJFLD6 must be used along with FTSFJDD6. A negative value (i.e. FTSJFLD6 ="2") indicates the respondent started the first job he worked at after full-time schooling prior to leaving full-time schooling. A positive value indicates that the respondent started the first job he worked at after full-time schooling after leaving full-time schooling.

Variable Name: FTSJFLD6
Position: 512
Length: 1

Table 264
	Response	FREQ	WTD
1	Positive value in FTSFJDD6	9,930	310,622
2	Negative value in FTSFJDD6	1,081	35,625
9	Not stated	115	2,234
Total		11,126	348,481

Variable Name: JBST01D6
Position: 513
Length: 1

Derived variable: Employment status - Variable for each month in 2008 and 2009 indicating if respondent was employed at at least one job.

Table 265
	Response	FREQ	WTD
1	Respondent had a job in «January» 2008	8,464	266,050
2	Respondent did not have job «January» 2008	2,045	62,902
6	Valid skip	502	17,295
9	Not stated	115	2,234
Total		11,126	348,481

Coverage: Respondents who had at least one job between January 2008 and December 2009.
Note: This variable was derived from the variables: JBSTmmX6 where mm takes the value of 01 to 24.

Variable indicates if respondent was employed at at least one job during the month. Note, during month, respondent may have worked or may not have worked at job (in situations where respondent is on an unpaid leave from the job).

Variable Name: JBST02D6
Position: 514
Length: 1

Derived variable: Employment status - Variable for each month in 2008 and 2009 indicating if respondent was employed at at least one job.

Table 266
	Response	FREQ	WTD
1	Respondent had a job in «February» 2008	8,539	268,059
2	Respondent did not have job «February» 2008	1,970	60,893
6	Valid skip	502	17,295
9	Not stated	115	2,234
Total		11,126	348,481

Coverage: Respondents who had at least one job between January 2008 and December 2009.
Note: This variable was derived from the variables: JBSTmmX6 where mm takes the value of 01 to 24.

Variable Name: JBST03D6
Position: 515
Length: 1

Derived variable: Employment status - Variable for each month in 2008 and 2009 indicating if respondent was employed at at least one job.

Table 267
	Response	FREQ	WTD
1	Respondent had a job in «March» 2008	8,630	271,636
2	Respondent did not have job «March» 2008	1,879	57,316
6	Valid skip	502	17,295
9	Not stated	115	2,234
Total		11,126	348,481

Coverage: Respondents who had at least one job between January 2008 and December 2009.
Note: This variable was derived from the variables: JBSTmmX6 where mm takes the value of 01 to 24.

Variable Name: JBST04D6
Position: 516
Length: 1

Derived variable: Employment status - Variable for each month in 2008 and 2009 indicating if respondent was employed at at least one job.

Table 268
	Response	FREQ	WTD
1	Respondent had a job in «April» 2008	8,711	274,481
2	Respondent did not have job «April» 2008	1,798	54,471
6	Valid skip	502	17,295
9	Not stated	115	2,234
Total		11,126	348,481

Coverage: Respondents who had at least one job between January 2008 and December 2009.
Note: This variable was derived from the variables: JBSTmmX6 where mm takes the value of 01 to 24.
Variable indicates if respondent was employed at at least one job during the month. Note, during month, respondent may have worked or may not have worked at job (in situations where respondent is on an unpaid leave from the job).

Variable Name: JBST05D6
Position: 517
Length: 1

Derived variable: Employment status - Variable for each month in 2008 and 2009 indicating if respondent was employed at at least one job.

Table 269
	Response	FREQ	WTD
1	Respondent had a job in «May» 2008	9,034	283,797
2	Respondent did not have job «May» 2008	1,475	45,155
6	Valid skip	502	17,295
9	Not stated	115	2,234
Total		11,126	348,481

Variable Name: JBST06D6
Position: 518
Length: 1

Derived variable: Employment status - Variable for each month in 2008 and 2009 indicating if respondent was employed at at least one job.

Table 270
	Response	FREQ	WTD
1	Respondent had a job in «June» 2008	9,238	289,822
2	Respondent did not have job «June» 2008	1,271	39,130
6	Valid skip	502	17,295
9	Not stated	115	2,234
Total		11,126	348,481

Variable Name: JBST07D6
Position: 519
Length: 1

Derived variable: Employment status - Variable for each month in 2008 and 2009 indicating if respondent was employed at at least one job.

Table 271
	Response	FREQ	WTD
1	Respondent had a job in «July» 2008	9,250	289,934
2	Respondent did not have job «July» 2008	1,259	39,018
6	Valid skip	502	17,295
9	Not stated	115	2,234
Total		11,126	348,481

Variable Name: JBST08D6
Position: 520
Length: 1

Derived variable: Employment status - Variable for each month in 2008 and 2009 indicating if respondent was employed at at least one job.

Table 272
	Response	FREQ	WTD
1	Respondent had a job in «August» 2008	9,316	292,017
2	Respondent did not have job «August» 2008	1,193	36,935
6	Valid skip	502	17,295
9	Not stated	115	2,234
Total		11,126	348,481

Variable Name: JBST09D6
Position: 521
Length: 1

Derived variable: Employment status - Variable for each month in 2008 and 2009 indicating if respondent was employed at at least one job.

Table 273
	Response	FREQ	WTD
1	Respondent had a job in «September» 2008	9,226	289,884
2	Respondent did not have job «September» 2008	1,283	39,068
6	Valid skip	502	17,295
9	Not stated	115	2,234
Total		11,126	348,481

Variable Name: JBST10D6
Position: 522
Length: 1

Derived variable: Employment status - Variable for each month in 2008 and 2009 indicating if respondent was employed at at least one job.

Table 274
	Response	FREQ	WTD
1	Respondent had a job in «October» 2008	9,271	290,522
2	Respondent did not have job «October» 2008	1,238	38,430
6	Valid skip	502	17,295
9	Not stated	115	2,234
Total		11,126	348,481

Variable Name: JBST11D6
Position: 523
Length: 1

Derived variable: Employment status - Variable for each month in 2008 and 2009 indicating if respondent was employed at at least one job.

Table 275
	Response	FREQ	WTD
1	Respondent had a job in «November» 2008	9,251	289,679
2	Respondent did not have job «November» 2008	1,258	39,273
6	Valid skip	502	17,295
9	Not stated	115	2,234
Total		11,126	348,481

Variable Name: JBST12D6
Position: 524
Length: 1

Derived variable: Employment status - Variable for each month in 2008 and 2009 indicating if respondent was employed at at least one job.

Table 276
	Response	FREQ	WTD
1	Respondent had a job in «December» 2008	9,263	289,553
2	Respondent did not have job «December» 2008	1,246	39,399
6	Valid skip	502	17,295
9	Not stated	115	2,234
Total		11,126	348,481

Variable Name: JBST13D6
Position: 525
Length: 1

Derived variable: Employment status - Variable for each month in 2008 and 2009 indicating if respondent was employed at at least one job.

Table 277
	Response	FREQ	WTD
1	Respondent had a job in «January» 2009	9,242	288,846
2	Respondent did not have job «January» 2009	1,267	40,106
6	Valid skip	502	17,295
9	Not stated	115	2,234
Total		11,126	348,481

Variable Name: JBST14D6
Position: 526
Length: 1

Derived variable: Employment status - Variable for each month in 2008 and 2009 indicating if respondent was employed at at least one job.

Table 278
	Response	FREQ	WTD
1	Respondent had a job in «February» 2009	9,259	289,504
2	Respondent did not have job «February» 2009	1,250	39,448
6	Valid skip	502	17,295
9	Not stated	115	2,234
Total		11,126	348,481

Variable Name: JBST15D6
Position: 527
Length: 1

Derived variable: Employment status - Variable for each month in 2008 and 2009 indicating if respondent was employed at at least one job.

Table 279
	Response	FREQ	WTD
1	Respondent had a job in «March» 2009	9,252	288,618
2	Respondent did not have job «March» 2009	1,257	40,334
6	Valid skip	502	17,295
9	Not stated	115	2,234
Total		11,126	348,481

Variable Name: JBST16D6
Position: 528
Length: 1

Derived variable: Employment status - Variable for each month in 2008 and 2009 indicating if respondent was employed at at least one job.

Table 280
	Response	FREQ	WTD
1	Respondent had a job in «April» 2009	9,304	290,189
2	Respondent did not have job «April» 2009	1,205	38,763
6	Valid skip	502	17,295
9	Not stated	115	2,234
Total		11,126	348,481

Variable Name: JBST17D6
Position: 529
Length: 1

Derived variable: Employment status - Variable for each month in 2008 and 2009 indicating if respondent was employed at at least one job.

Table 281
	Response	FREQ	WTD
1	Respondent had a job in «May» 2009	9,436	294,303
2	Respondent did not have job «May» 2009	1,073	34,649
6	Valid skip	502	17,295
9	Not stated	115	2,234
Total		11,126	348,481

Variable Name: JBST18D6
Position: 530
Length: 1

Derived variable: Employment status - Variable for each month in 2008 and 2009 indicating if respondent was employed at at least one job.

Table 282
	Response	FREQ	WTD
1	Respondent had a job in «June» 2009	9,515	296,168
2	Respondent did not have job «June» 2009	994	32,784
6	Valid skip	502	17,295
9	Not stated	115	2,234
Total		11,126	348,481

Variable Name: JBST19D6
Position: 531
Length: 1

Derived variable: Employment status - Variable for each month in 2008 and 2009 indicating if respondent was employed at at least one job.

Table 283
	Response	FREQ	WTD
1	Respondent had a job in «July» 2009	9,504	296,594
2	Respondent did not have job «July» 2009	1,005	32,358
6	Valid skip	502	17,295
9	Not stated	115	2,234
Total		11,126	348,481

Variable Name: JBST20D6
Position: 532
Length: 1

Derived variable: Employment status - Variable for each month in 2008 and 2009 indicating if respondent was employed at at least one job.

Table 284
	Response	FREQ	WTD
1	Respondent had a job in «August» 2009	9,515	297,918
2	Respondent did not have job «August» 2009	994	31,034
6	Valid skip	502	17,295
9	Not stated	115	2,234
Total		11,126	348,481

Variable Name: JBST21D6
Position: 533
Length: 1

Derived variable: Employment status - Variable for each month in 2008 and 2009 indicating if respondent was employed at at least one job.

Table 285
	Response	FREQ	WTD
1	Respondent had a job in «September» 2009	9,349	294,230
2	Respondent did not have job «September» 2009	1,160	34,722
6	Valid skip	502	17,295
9	Not stated	115	2,234
Total		11,126	348,481

Variable Name: JBST22D6
Position: 534
Length: 1

Derived variable: Employment status - Variable for each month in 2008 and 2009 indicating if respondent was employed at at least one job.

Table 286
	Response	FREQ	WTD
1	Respondent had a job in «October» 2009	9,290	292,718
2	Respondent did not have job «October» 2009	1,219	36,234
6	Valid skip	502	17,295
9	Not stated	115	2,234
Total		11,126	348,481

Variable Name: JBST23D6
Position: 535
Length: 1

Derived variable: Employment status - Variable for each month in 2008 and 2009 indicating if respondent was employed at at least one job.

Table 287
	Response	FREQ	WTD
1	Respondent had a job in «November» 2009	9,243	291,583
2	Respondent did not have job «November» 2009	1,266	37,369
6	Valid skip	502	17,295
9	Not stated	115	2,234
Total		11,126	348,481

Variable Name: JBST24D6
Position: 536
Length: 1

Derived variable: Employment status - Variable for each month in 2008 and 2009 indicating if respondent was employed at at least one job.

Table 288
	Response	FREQ	WTD
1	Respondent had a job in «December» 2009	9,188	288,252
2	Respondent did not have job «December» 2009	1,321	40,700
6	Valid skip	502	17,295
9	Not stated	115	2,234
Total		11,126	348,481

Section: Reservation Wage

Variable Name: P56Q05
Position: 537
Length: 1

Would you move to another city or town to improve your job or career opportunities?

Table 289
	Response	FREQ	WTD
1	Yes	6,551	207,298
2	No	3,367	104,049
3	Maybe	948	30,478
7	Don't know	13	285
8	Refused	4	113
9	Not stated	243	6,259
Total		11,126	348,481

Coverage: All respondents.

Variable Name: P56Q06
Position: 538
Length: 2

What is the main reason you would not move?

Table 290
	Response	FREQ	WTD
1	Still in school	184	4,858
2	Happy with job situation	448	14,759
3	Miss family/friends	2,114	66,201
4	No guarantee of finding work elsewhere	50	2,107
5	Uncertainty/afraid of changes (different city, people)	79	2,501
6	Cultural, linguistic or social reasons	86	2,698
7	Cost of living elsewhere too high	78	2,866
8	Moving too expensive	117	3,603
9	Education/professional recognition	20	445
10	Caring for own child	136	3,694
11	Other family responsibilities	367	9,046
12	Other - Specify	614	21,251
96	Valid skip	6,551	207,298
97	Don't know	20	440
99	Not stated	262	6,716
Total		11,126	348,481

Coverage: Respondents who would not move to improve their job or career prospects.

Section: Derived Variables

Variable Name: RSWGD6
Position: 540
Length: 7.2

Derived variable: Reservation wage - the lowest wage or salary a respondent would accept to begin a new job immediately, full-time - expressed in dollars and cents per hour.

Allowed values: 0000.00 : 9993.93

Table 291
	Response	FREQ	WTD
0005.00 : 0191.78	Amount in dollars and in cents per hour	10,712	336,962
9999.99	Not stated	414	11,519
Total		11,126	348,481

Coverage: All respondents.
Note: This variable was derived from the variables: P56Q02 and P56Q03.
Reservation wage is the minimum wage at which a person will accept work. Also known as a worker's asking wage.

Section: Training

Variable Name: P66Q01
Position: 547
Length: 1

Did you participate in any courses or training programs organized by any of your employers in the last two years, that is between January 2008 and December 2009?

Table 292
	Response	FREQ	WTD
1	Yes	4,293	128,277
2	No	6,130	197,665
6	Valid skip	487	16,778
7	Don't know	12	293
8	Refused	3	99
9	Not stated	201	5,369
Total		11,126	348,481

Coverage: Respondents who worked between January 2008 and December 2009.
Note: Reference period: ^RefPerEng01.

Variable Name: P66Q03
Position: 548
Length: 1

Not including any schooling or training already discussed, in the last two years, have you attended other courses or training programs related to a job or career?

Table 293
	Response	FREQ	WTD
1	Yes	1,254	40,046
2	No	9,584	300,579
7	Don't know	7	291
8	Refused	3	99
9	Not stated	278	7,466
Total		11,126	348,481

Coverage: All respondents.

Variable Name: P66Q09_1
Position: 549
Length: 1

Think about the training course called (name of training). Did you take it to learn something for a job you already had?

Table 294
	Response	FREQ	WTD
1	Yes	3,568	105,719
2	No	234	7,260
6	Valid skip	7,118	230,046
7	Don't know	1	28
8	Refused	1	28
9	Not stated	204	5,401
Total		11,126	348,481

Coverage: Respondents who have reported at least one course or training program organized by an employer between January 2008 and December 2009.

Variable Name: P66Q10_1
Position: 550
Length: 1

Did you take this training course to help you find a new job or career?

Table 295
	Response	FREQ	WTD
1	Yes	294	9,122
2	No	3,506	103,617
6	Valid skip	7,118	230,046
7	Don't know	3	267
8	Refused	1	28
9	Not stated	204	5,401
Total		11,126	348,481

Coverage: Respondents who have reported at least one course or training program organized by an employer between January 2008 and December 2009.

Variable Name: P66Q11_1
Position: 551
Length: 1

Did you need to take this training course to keep collecting benefits from Employment Insurance, Social Assistance (welfare) or another government program?

Table 296
	Response	FREQ	WTD
1	Yes	47	2,061
2	No	3,752	110,804
6	Valid skip	7,118	230,046
7	Don't know	4	141
8	Refused	1	28
9	Not stated	204	5,401
Total		11,126	348,481

Coverage: Respondents who have reported at least one course or training program organized by an employer between January 2008 and December 2009.

Variable Name: P66Q14_1
Position: 552
Length: 1

Did you receive any pay (wages or salary) from an employer for the time you spent participating in this training course?

Table 297
	Response	FREQ	WTD
1	Yes	3,029	89,669
2	No	768	23,121
6	Valid skip	7,118	230,046
7	Don't know	5	180
8	Refused	1	28
9	Not stated	205	5,438
Total		11,126	348,481

Coverage: Respondents who have reported at least one course or training program organized by an employer between January 2008 and December 2009.

Variable Name: P66Q15_1
Position: 553
Length: 1

Did an employer give you time off work to participate in this training course?

Table 298
	Response	FREQ	WTD
1	Yes	2,696	78,190
2	No	1,099	34,598
6	Valid skip	7,118	230,046
7	Don't know	6	155
8	Refused	2	54
9	Not stated	205	5,438
Total		11,126	348,481

Coverage: Respondents who have reported at least one course or training program organized by an employer between January 2008 and December 2009.

Variable Name: P66Q09_2
Position: 554
Length: 1

Think about the training course called (name of training). Did you take it to learn something for a job you already had?

Table 299
	Response	FREQ	WTD
1	Yes	2,542	74,446
2	No	90	2,178
6	Valid skip	8,285	266,230
7	Don't know	4	204
8	Refused	1	28
9	Not stated	204	5,396
Total		11,126	348,481

Coverage: Respondents who have reported at least one course or training program organized by an employer between January 2008 and December 2009.

Variable Name: P66Q10_2
Position: 555
Length: 1

Did you take this training course to help you find a new job or career?

Table 300
	Response	FREQ	WTD
1	Yes	156	4,642
2	No	2,475	71,935
6	Valid skip	8,285	266,230
7	Don't know	5	250
8	Refused	1	28
9	Not stated	204	5,396
Total		11,126	348,481

Coverage: Respondents who have reported at least one course or training program organized by an employer between January 2008 and December 2009.

Variable Name: P66Q11_2
Position: 556
Length: 1

Did you need to take this training course to keep collecting benefits from Employment Insurance, Social Assistance (welfare) or another government program?

Table 301
	Response	FREQ	WTD
1	Yes	33	1,169
2	No	2,599	75,455
6	Valid skip	8,285	266,230
7	Don't know	4	204
8	Refused	1	28
9	Not stated	204	5,396
Total		11,126	348,481

Coverage: Respondents who have reported at least one course or training program organized by an employer between January 2008 and December 2009.

Variable Name: P66Q14_2
Position: 557
Length: 1

Did you receive any pay (wages or salary) from an employer for the time you spent participating in this training course?

Table 302
	Response	FREQ	WTD
1	Yes	2,168	62,199
2	No	463	14,407
6	Valid skip	8,285	266,230
7	Don't know	5	222
8	Refused	1	28
9	Not stated	204	5,396
Total		11,126	348,481

Coverage: Respondents who have reported at least one course or training program organized by an employer between January 2008 and December 2009.

Variable Name: P66Q15_2
Position: 558
Length: 1

Did an employer give you time off work to participate in this training course?

Table 303
	Response	FREQ	WTD
1	Yes	1,848	52,025
2	No	783	24,593
6	Valid skip	8,285	266,230
7	Don't know	5	210
8	Refused	1	28
9	Not stated	204	5,396
Total		11,126	348,481

Coverage: Respondents who have reported at least one course or training program organized by an employer between January 2008 and December 2009.

Variable Name: P66Q09_3
Position: 559
Length: 1

Think about the training course called (name of training). Did you take it to learn something for a job you already had?

Table 304
	Response	FREQ	WTD
1	Yes	820	24,701
2	No	410	14,398
6	Valid skip	9,593	301,073
7	Don't know	5	204
8	Refused	2	78
9	Not stated	296	8,026
Total		11,126	348,481

Coverage: Respondents who have reported at least one course or training program related to a job or a career between January 2008 and December 2009.

Variable Name: P66Q10_3
Position: 560
Length: 1

Did you take this training course to help you find a new job or career?

Table 305
	Response	FREQ	WTD
1	Yes	434	15,406
2	No	837	25,397
6	Valid skip	9,556	299,457
7	Don't know	3	121
8	Refused	2	78
9	Not stated	294	8,022
Total		11,126	348,481

Coverage: Respondents who have reported at least one course or training program related to a job or a career between January 2008 and December 2009.

Variable Name: P66Q11_3
Position: 561
Length: 1

Did you need to take this training course to keep collecting benefits from Employment Insurance, Social Assistance (welfare) or another government program?

Table 306
	Response	FREQ	WTD
1	Yes	19	753
2	No	1,253	40,085
6	Valid skip	9,556	299,457
7	Don't know	2	86
8	Refused	2	78
9	Not stated	294	8,022
Total		11,126	348,481

Coverage: Respondents who have reported at least one course or training program related to a job or a career between January 2008 and December 2009.

Variable Name: P66Q14_3
Position: 562
Length: 1

Did you receive any pay (wages or salary) from an employer for the time you spent participating in this training course?

Table 307
	Response	FREQ	WTD
1	Yes	384	10,741
2	No	845	28,405
6	Valid skip	9,671	303,168
7	Don't know	5	143
8	Refused	2	78
9	Not stated	219	5,947
Total		11,126	348,481

Coverage: Respondents who have reported at least one course or training program related to a job or a career between January 2008 and December 2009.

Variable Name: P66Q15_3
Position: 563
Length: 1

Did an employer give you time off work to participate in this training course?

Table 308
	Response	FREQ	WTD
1	Yes	529	14,752
2	No	701	24,417
6	Valid skip	9,671	303,168
7	Don't know	4	119
8	Refused	2	78
9	Not stated	219	5,947
Total		11,126	348,481

Coverage: Respondents who have reported at least one course or training program related to a job or a career between January 2008 and December 2009.

Variable Name: P66Q09_4
Position: 564
Length: 1

Think about the training course called (name of training). Did you take it to learn something for a job you already had?

Table 309
	Response	FREQ	WTD
1	Yes	395	12,415
2	No	145	5,089
6	Valid skip	10,286	322,748
7	Don't know	4	150
8	Refused	3	97
9	Not stated	293	7,982
Total		11,126	348,481

Coverage: Respondents who have reported at least one course or training program related to a job or a career between January 2008 and December 2009.

Variable Name: P66Q10_4
Position: 565
Length: 1

Did you take this training course to help you find a new job or career?

Table 310
	Response	FREQ	WTD
1	Yes	141	5,359
2	No	421	12,957
6	Valid skip	10,266	321,932
7	Don't know	4	171
8	Refused	3	97
9	Not stated	291	7,964
Total		11,126	348,481

Coverage: Respondents who have reported at least one course or training program related to a job or a career between January 2008 and December 2009.

Variable Name: P66Q11_4
Position: 566
Length: 1

Did you need to take this training course to keep collecting benefits from Employment Insurance, Social Assistance (welfare) or another government program?

Table 311
	Response	FREQ	WTD
1	Yes	5	170
2	No	558	18,182
6	Valid skip	10,266	321,932
7	Don't know	3	136
8	Refused	3	97
9	Not stated	291	7,964
Total		11,126	348,481

Coverage: Respondents who have reported at least one course or training program related to a job or a career between January 2008 and December 2009.

Variable Name: P66Q14_4
Position: 567
Length: 1

Did you receive any pay (wages or salary) from an employer for the time you spent participating in this training course?

Table 312
	Response	FREQ	WTD
1	Yes	187	5,463
2	No	352	12,023
6	Valid skip	10,363	324,840
7	Don't know	5	169
8	Refused	3	97
9	Not stated	216	5,889
Total		11,126	348,481

Coverage: Respondents who have reported at least one course or training program related to a job or a career between January 2008 and December 2009.

Variable Name: P66Q15_4
Position: 568
Length: 1

Did an employer give you time off work to participate in this training course?

Table 313
	Response	FREQ	WTD
1	Yes	256	7,724
2	No	283	9,762
6	Valid skip	10,363	324,840
7	Don't know	5	169
8	Refused	3	97
9	Not stated	216	5,889
Total		11,126	348,481

Coverage: Respondents who have reported at least one course or training program related to a job or a career between January 2008 and December 2009.

Variable Name: P66Q24
Position: 569
Length: 1

Were there any other training courses related to a job or career that you wanted to take in the last year but were unable to?

Table 314
	Response	FREQ	WTD
1	Yes	1,485	49,566
2	No	9,348	290,970
7	Don't know	3	152
8	Refused	4	144
9	Not stated	286	7,649
Total		11,126	348,481

Coverage: All respondents.

Variable Name: P66Q25A
Position: 570
Length: 1

Why were you unable to participate?...Too busy with school

Table 315
	Response	FREQ	WTD
1	Yes	105	3,581
2	No	1,379	45,968
6	Valid skip	9,348	290,970
7	Don't know	1	17
9	Not stated	293	7,945
Total		11,126	348,481

Coverage: Respondents who wanted to take a course or a training program between January 2009 and December 2009 but who were unable to.

Variable Name: P66Q25B
Position: 571
Length: 1

Why were you unable to participate?...Too busy at work

Table 316
	Response	FREQ	WTD
1	Yes	412	14,056
2	No	1,072	35,492
6	Valid skip	9,348	290,970
7	Don't know	1	17
9	Not stated	293	7,945
Total		11,126	348,481

Coverage: Respondents who wanted to take a course or a training program between January 2009 and December 2009 but who were unable to.

Variable Name: P66Q25C
Position: 572
Length: 1

Why were you unable to participate?...Lack of employer support

Table 317
	Response	FREQ	WTD
1	Yes	157	4,079
2	No	1,327	45,470
6	Valid skip	9,348	290,970
7	Don't know	1	17
9	Not stated	293	7,945
Total		11,126	348,481

Coverage: Respondents who wanted to take a course or a training program between January 2009 and December 2009 but who were unable to.

Variable Name: P66Q25D
Position: 573
Length: 1

Why were you unable to participate?...Training was too expensive, not enough money

Table 318
	Response	FREQ	WTD
1	Yes	533	18,909
2	No	951	30,639
6	Valid skip	9,348	290,970
7	Don't know	1	17
9	Not stated	293	7,945
Total		11,126	348,481

Coverage: Respondents who wanted to take a course or a training program between January 2009 and December 2009 but who were unable to.

Variable Name: P66Q25E
Position: 574
Length: 1

Why were you unable to participate?...Family responsibilities

Table 319
	Response	FREQ	WTD
1	Yes	112	3,836
2	No	1,372	45,712
6	Valid skip	9,348	290,970
7	Don't know	1	17
9	Not stated	293	7,945
Total		11,126	348,481

Coverage: Respondents who wanted to take a course or a training program between January 2009 and December 2009 but who were unable to.

Variable Name: P66Q25F
Position: 575
Length: 1

Why were you unable to participate?...Health reasons

Table 320
	Response	FREQ	WTD
1	Yes	24	602
2	No	1,460	48,947
6	Valid skip	9,348	290,970
7	Don't know	1	17
9	Not stated	293	7,945
Total		11,126	348,481

Coverage: Respondents who wanted to take a course or a training program between January 2009 and December 2009 but who were unable to.

Variable Name: P66Q25G
Position: 576
Length: 1

Why were you unable to participate?...Class was full

Table 321
	Response	FREQ	WTD
1	Yes	72	2,221
2	No	1,412	47,327
6	Valid skip	9,348	290,970
7	Don't know	1	17
9	Not stated	293	7,945
Total		11,126	348,481

Coverage: Respondents who wanted to take a course or a training program between January 2009 and December 2009 but who were unable to.

Variable Name: P66Q25H
Position: 577
Length: 1

Why were you unable to participate?...Training offered at an inconvenient time or location

Table 322
	Response	FREQ	WTD
1	Yes	184	5,553
2	No	1,300	43,996
6	Valid skip	9,348	290,970
7	Don't know	1	17
9	Not stated	293	7,945
Total		11,126	348,481

Coverage: Respondents who wanted to take a course or a training program between January 2009 and December 2009 but who were unable to.

Variable Name: P66Q25I
Position: 578
Length: 1

Why were you unable to participate?...Training was not available

Table 323
	Response	FREQ	WTD
1	Yes	85	2,207
2	No	1,399	47,341
6	Valid skip	9,348	290,970
7	Don't know	1	17
9	Not stated	293	7,945
Total		11,126	348,481

Coverage: Respondents who wanted to take a course or a training program between January 2009 and December 2009 but who were unable to.

Variable Name: P66Q25J
Position: 579
Length: 1

Why were you unable to participate?...Didn't have the right skills or knowledge to participate

Table 324
	Response	FREQ	WTD
1	Yes	48	1,879
2	No	1,436	47,670
6	Valid skip	9,348	290,970
7	Don't know	1	17
9	Not stated	293	7,945
Total		11,126	348,481

Coverage: Respondents who wanted to take a course or a training program between January 2009 and December 2009 but who were unable to.

Variable Name: P66Q25K
Position: 580
Length: 1

Why were you unable to participate?...Other - Specify

Table 325
	Response	FREQ	WTD
1	Yes	130	5,117
2	No	1,354	44,431
6	Valid skip	9,348	290,970
7	Don't know	1	17
9	Not stated	293	7,945
Total		11,126	348,481

Coverage: Respondents who wanted to take a course or a training program between January 2009 and December 2009 but who were unable to.

Variable Name: P66Q26
Position: 581
Length: 1

Outside of educational programs and training courses, during the last year, that is in 2009, have you through your own initiative,

...used the Internet to learn for a job or career?

Table 326
	Response	FREQ	WTD
1	Yes	5,246	169,836
2	No	5,585	170,734
7	Don't know	1	67
8	Refused	4	144
9	Not stated	290	7,700
Total		11,126	348,481

Coverage: All respondents.
Note: Reference period: ^RefPerEng10.

Variable Name: P66Q27
Position: 582
Length: 1

Outside of educational programs and training courses, during the last year, that is in 2009, have you through your own initiative,

...read books, manuals or other written materials to learn for a job or career?

Table 327
	Response	FREQ	WTD
1	Yes	4,939	153,373
2	No	5,893	187,263
8	Refused	3	133
9	Not stated	291	7,712
Total		11,126	348,481

Coverage: All respondents.
Note: Reference period: ^RefPerEng10.

Variable Name: P66Q28
Position: 583
Length: 1

Outside of educational programs and training courses, during the last year, that is in 2009, have you through your own initiative,

...used a computer assisted teaching software to learn for a job or career?

Table 328
	Response	FREQ	WTD
1	Yes	1,858	62,103
2	No	8,972	278,244
7	Don't know	1	33
8	Refused	3	133
9	Not stated	292	7,969
Total		11,126	348,481

Coverage: All respondents.
Note: Reference period: ^RefPerEng10.

Variable Name: P66Q29
Position: 584
Length: 1

Outside of educational programs and training courses, during the last year, that is in 2009, have you through your own initiative,

...used videos, cassettes, CDs, television, radio or DVDs to learn for a job or career?

Table 329
	Response	FREQ	WTD
1	Yes	1,836	57,296
2	No	8,994	282,980
8	Refused	4	236
9	Not stated	292	7,969
Total		11,126	348,481

Coverage: All respondents.
Note: Reference period: ^RefPerEng10.

Variable Name: P66Q30
Position: 585
Length: 1

Outside of educational programs and training courses, during the last year, that is in 2009, have you through your own initiative,

...watched others work, or received advice or assistance from others, to learn for a job or career?

Table 330
	Response	FREQ	WTD
1	Yes	6,156	190,588
2	No	4,671	149,718
7	Don't know	3	54
8	Refused	3	133
9	Not stated	293	7,988
Total		11,126	348,481

Coverage: All respondents.
Note: Reference period: ^RefPerEng10.

Variable Name: P66Q31
Position: 586
Length: 1

Outside of educational programs and training courses, during the last year, that is in 2009, have you through your own initiative,

...participated in any other learning activities to learn for a job or career?

Table 331
	Response	FREQ	WTD
1	Yes	935	31,970
2	No	9,884	307,884
7	Don't know	11	507
8	Refused	3	133
9	Not stated	293	7,988
Total		11,126	348,481

Coverage: All respondents.
Note: Reference period: ^RefPerEng10.

Section: Derived Variables

Variable Name: ERTD6
Position: 587
Length: 2

Derived variable: Number of employer organized training courses or programs taken between January 2008 and December 2009.

Allowed values: 00 : 50

Table 332
	Response	FREQ	WTD
0:50	Number courses/programs - employer	10,370	323,789
96	Valid skip	487	16,778
99	Not stated	269	7,914
Total		11,126	348,481

Coverage: Respondents who worked during the reference period (January 2008 to December 2009).
Note: This variable was derived from the variables: P66Q01, P66Q02, P66Q05A, P66Q05B and WORKFLAG.
This variable includes programs or institutions made ineligible from Module H.

Variable Name: CRTD6
Position: 589
Length: 2

Derived variable: Number of career or job related training courses or programs taken between January 2008 and December 2009.

Allowed values: 00 : 50

Table 333
	Response	FREQ	WTD
0:50	Number courses/programs - career	10,827	340,200
99	Not stated	299	8,281
Total		11,126	348,481

Coverage: All respondents.
Note: This variable was derived from the variables: P66Q03, P66Q04, P66Q05A, P66Q05C and FLAGOTH.
This variable includes programs or institutions made ineligible from Module H.

Variable Name: TTH_1D6
Position: 591
Length: 5

Derived variable: Total number of training hours - Employer organized training - Course 1.

Allowed values: 00001 : 99993

Table 334
	Response	FREQ	WTD
00001 : 02160	Number of hours - course 1	3,783	112,507
99996	Valid skip	7,118	230,046
99999	Not stated	225	5,928
Total		11,126	348,481

Coverage: Respondents who reported at least one training course or program taken between January 2008 and December 2009.
Note: These variables were derived from the variables: ERTD6, CRTD6, P66C07B, P66C08, P66Q16, P66Q17, P66Q18, P66Q19, P66Q20, P66Q21, P66Q22 and P66Q23.
Employer organized courses are courses or training programs organized by the respondent's employer.

Variable Name: TTH_2D6
Position: 596
Length: 5

Derived variable: Total number of training hours - Employer organized training - Course 2.

Allowed values: 00001 : 99993

Table 335
	Response	FREQ	WTD
00001 : 01920	Number of hours - course 2	2,621	76,380
99996	Valid skip	8,285	266,230
99999	Not stated	220	5,871
Total		11,126	348,481

Variable Name: TTH_3D6
Position: 601
Length: 5

Derived variable: Total number of training hours - Job/career related training - Course 1.

Allowed values: 00001 : 99993

Table 336
	Response	FREQ	WTD
00001 : 03840	Number of hours - course 1	1,255	40,395
99996	Valid skip	9,556	299,457
99999	Not stated	315	8,629
Total		11,126	348,481

Job/career-related training courses are courses or programs taken to benefit or improve a career or job already held or future opportunities.

Variable Name: TTH_4D6
Position: 606
Length: 5

Derived variable: Total number of training hours - Job/career related training - Course 2.

Allowed values: 00001 : 99993

Table 337
	Response	FREQ	WTD
00001 : 00640	Number of hours - course 2	561	18,316
99996	Valid skip	10,266	321,932
99999	Not stated	299	8,233
Total		11,126	348,481

Coverage: Respondents who reported at least one training course or program taken between January 2008 and December 2009.
Note: These variables were derived from the variables: ERTD6, CRTD6, P66C07B, P66C08, P66Q16, P66Q17, P66Q18, P66Q19, P66Q20, P66Q21, P66Q22 and P66Q23.
Job/career-related training courses are courses or programs taken to benefit or improve a career or job already held or future opportunities.

Variable Name: TTHERD6
Position: 611
Length: 5

Derived variable: Total number of training hours - Employer organized training.

Allowed values: 00001 : 99993

Table 338
	Response	FREQ	WTD
00001 : 02880	Number hours - employer organized	3,773	112,240
99996	Valid skip	7,118	230,046
99999	Not stated	235	6,195
Total		11,126	348,481

Variable Name: TTHJCD6
Position: 616
Length: 5

Derived variable: Total number of training hours - Job/career related training.

Allowed values: 00001 : 99993

Table 339
	Response	FREQ	WTD
00001 : 03840	Number hours - job/career related	1,253	40,298
99996	Valid skip	9,556	299,457
99999	Not stated	317	8,726
Total		11,126	348,481

Coverage: Respondents who reported at least one training course or program taken between January 2008 and December 2009.
Note: These variables were derived from the variables: ERTD6, CRTD6, P66C07B, P66C08, P66Q16, P66Q17, P66Q18, P66Q19, P66Q20, P66Q21, P66Q22 and P66Q23.
Job/career-related training courses are courses or programs taken to benefit or improve a career or job already held or future opportunities.

Variable Name: TTHD6
Position: 621
Length: 5

Derived variable: Total number of training hours.

Allowed values: 00001 : 99993

Table 340
	Response	FREQ	WTD
00001 : 03840	Number hours - total	4,563	138,117
99996	Valid skip	6,206	200,624
99999	Not stated	357	9,741
Total		11,126	348,481

Section: GAPS

Variable Name: PS6Q03A
Position: 626
Length: 1

During this last month, what activities did you do to find work?...Contacted employers directly or sent out resumes

Table 341
	Response	FREQ	WTD
1	Yes	751	23,298
2	No	821	28,291
6	Valid skip	9,269	289,732
7	Don't know	4	88
9	Not stated	281	7,072
Total		11,126	348,481

Coverage: Respondents who were looking for work the last month when they were not working and not taking full-time schooling between January 2008 and December 2009.

Variable Name: PS6Q03B
Position: 627
Length: 1

During this last month, what activities did you do to find work?...Looked at placement or posting at school

Table 342
	Response	FREQ	WTD
1	Yes	93	2,677
2	No	1,479	48,912
6	Valid skip	9,269	289,732
7	Don't know	4	88
9	Not stated	281	7,072
Total		11,126	348,481

Coverage: Respondents who were looking for work the last month when they were not working and not taking full-time schooling between January 2008 and December 2009.

Variable Name: PS6Q03C
Position: 628
Length: 1

During this last month, what activities did you do to find work?...Contacted public employment agency (Human Resource Centre, Student Employment Centre)

Table 343
	Response	FREQ	WTD
1	Yes	367	11,057
2	No	1,205	40,532
6	Valid skip	9,269	289,732
7	Don't know	4	88
9	Not stated	281	7,072
Total		11,126	348,481

Coverage: Respondents who were looking for work the last month when they were not working and not taking full-time schooling between January 2008 and December 2009.

Variable Name: PS6Q03D
Position: 629
Length: 1

During this last month, what activities did you do to find work?...Contacted private employment agency or placement agency

Table 344
	Response	FREQ	WTD
1	Yes	146	4,608
2	No	1,426	46,981
6	Valid skip	9,269	289,732
7	Don't know	4	88
9	Not stated	281	7,072
Total		11,126	348,481

Coverage: Respondents who were looking for work the last month when they were not working and not taking full-time schooling between January 2008 and December 2009.

Variable Name: PS6Q03E
Position: 630
Length: 1

During this last month, what activities did you do to find work?...Searched the Internet

Table 345
	Response	FREQ	WTD
1	Yes	947	31,437
2	No	625	20,152
6	Valid skip	9,269	289,732
7	Don't know	4	88
9	Not stated	281	7,072
Total		11,126	348,481

Coverage: Respondents who were looking for work the last month when they were not working and not taking full-time schooling between January 2008 and December 2009.

Variable Name: PS6Q03F
Position: 631
Length: 1

During this last month, what activities did you do to find work?...Talked to friends or relatives

Table 346
	Response	FREQ	WTD
1	Yes	397	13,302
2	No	1,175	38,287
6	Valid skip	9,269	289,732
7	Don't know	4	88
9	Not stated	281	7,072
Total		11,126	348,481

Coverage: Respondents who were looking for work the last month when they were not working and not taking full-time schooling between January 2008 and December 2009.

Variable Name: PS6Q03G
Position: 632
Length: 1

During this last month, what activities did you do to find work?...Placed or answered ads

Table 347
	Response	FREQ	WTD
1	Yes	277	8,948
2	No	1,295	42,641
6	Valid skip	9,269	289,732
7	Don't know	4	88
9	Not stated	281	7,072
Total		11,126	348,481

Coverage: Respondents who were looking for work the last month when they were not working and not taking full-time schooling between January 2008 and December 2009.

Variable Name: PS6Q03H
Position: 633
Length: 1

During this last month, what activities did you do to find work?...Looked at job ads

Table 348
	Response	FREQ	WTD
1	Yes	581	17,522
2	No	991	34,067
6	Valid skip	9,269	289,732
7	Don't know	4	88
9	Not stated	281	7,072
Total		11,126	348,481

Coverage: Respondents who were looking for work the last month when they were not working and not taking full-time schooling between January 2008 and December 2009.

Variable Name: PS6Q03I
Position: 634
Length: 1

During this last month, what activities did you do to find work?...Attended job training programs or courses

Table 349
	Response	FREQ	WTD
1	Yes	23	829
2	No	1,549	50,760
6	Valid skip	9,269	289,732
7	Don't know	4	88
9	Not stated	281	7,072
Total		11,126	348,481

Coverage: Respondents who were looking for work the last month when they were not working and not taking full-time schooling between January 2008 and December 2009.

Variable Name: PS6Q03J
Position: 635
Length: 1

During this last month, what activities did you do to find work?...Other - Specify

Table 350
	Response	FREQ	WTD
1	Yes	147	5,150
2	No	1,425	46,439
6	Valid skip	9,269	289,732
7	Don't know	4	88
9	Not stated	281	7,072
Total		11,126	348,481

Coverage: Respondents who were looking for work the last month when they were not working and not taking full-time schooling between January 2008 and December 2009.

Variable Name: PS6Q04
Position: 636
Length: 1

Did any of the following cause you difficulty in finding work?

Not knowing where to look for work?

Table 351
	Response	FREQ	WTD
1	Yes	317	11,382
2	No	1,256	40,206
6	Valid skip	9,269	289,732
7	Don't know	1	2
8	Refused	1	46
9	Not stated	282	7,112
Total		11,126	348,481

Coverage: Respondents who were looking for work the last month when they were not working and not taking full-time schooling between January 2008 and December 2009.

Variable Name: PS6Q05
Position: 637
Length: 1

Did any of the following cause you difficulty in finding work?

Not knowing the type of job you wanted?

Table 352
	Response	FREQ	WTD
1	Yes	491	16,566
2	No	1,081	34,939
6	Valid skip	9,269	289,732
7	Don't know	2	86
8	Refused	1	46
9	Not stated	282	7,112
Total		11,126	348,481

Coverage: Respondents who were looking for work the last month when they were not working and not taking full-time schooling between January 2008 and December 2009.

Variable Name: PS6Q06
Position: 638
Length: 1

Did any of the following cause you difficulty in finding work?

Not having the work experience required for available jobs?

Table 353
	Response	FREQ	WTD
1	Yes	884	29,016
2	No	686	22,551
6	Valid skip	9,269	289,732
7	Don't know	4	23
8	Refused	1	46
9	Not stated	282	7,112
Total		11,126	348,481

Coverage: Respondents who were looking for work the last month when they were not working and not taking full-time schooling between January 2008 and December 2009.

Variable Name: PS6Q07
Position: 639
Length: 1

Did any of the following cause you difficulty in finding work?

Not having enough education or training for available jobs?

Table 354
	Response	FREQ	WTD
1	Yes	579	19,362
2	No	992	32,192
6	Valid skip	9,269	289,732
7	Don't know	3	36
8	Refused	1	46
9	Not stated	282	7,112
Total		11,126	348,481

Coverage: Respondents who were looking for work the last month when they were not working and not taking full-time schooling between January 2008 and December 2009.

Variable Name: PS6Q08
Position: 640
Length: 1

Did any of the following cause you difficulty in finding work?

Not having the means of transportation to get to available jobs?

Table 355
	Response	FREQ	WTD
1	Yes	224	7,055
2	No	1,349	44,534
6	Valid skip	9,269	289,732
7	Don't know	1	2
8	Refused	1	46
9	Not stated	282	7,112
Total		11,126	348,481

Coverage: Respondents who were looking for work the last month when they were not working and not taking full-time schooling between January 2008 and December 2009.

Variable Name: PS6Q09
Position: 641
Length: 1

Did any of the following cause you difficulty in finding work?

A shortage of jobs?

Table 356
	Response	FREQ	WTD
1	Yes	971	31,832
2	No	593	19,484
6	Valid skip	9,269	289,732
7	Don't know	9	260
8	Refused	1	46
9	Not stated	283	7,127
Total		11,126	348,481

Coverage: Respondents who were looking for work the last month when they were not working and not taking full-time schooling between January 2008 and December 2009.

Variable Name: PS6Q10
Position: 642
Length: 1

Was there anything else causing you difficulties?

Table 357
	Response	FREQ	WTD
1	Yes	190	6,597
2	No	1,380	44,815
6	Valid skip	9,269	289,732
7	Don't know	3	164
8	Refused	1	46
9	Not stated	283	7,127
Total		11,126	348,481

Coverage: Respondents who were looking for work the last month when they were not working and not taking full-time schooling between January 2008 and December 2009.

Section: Derived Variables

Variable Name: FEDS01D6
Position: 643
Length: 1

Derived variable: Full-time student status - Flag for each month in 2008-2009 indicating if respondent was a full-time student.

Table 358
	Response	FREQ	WTD
1	Full-time student in «January» 2008	3,367	103,348
2	Not a full-time student in «January» 2008	7,564	239,883
9	Not stated	195	5,251
Total		11,126	348,481

Coverage: All respondents.
Note: This variable was derived from the variables: YRMTmmX6, M1BY, M1BM, M6Q26 (a to x), and MFLGX6.
This is a flag indicating respondent's full-time status for each month in the reference period. Category 2 includes respondents not in school in 2008-2009. School includes both high school and post-secondary education.

Variable Name: FEDS02D6
Position: 644
Length: 1

Derived variable: Full-time student status - Flag for each month in 2008-2009 indicating if respondent was a full-time student.

Table 359
	Response	FREQ	WTD
1	Full-time student in «February» 2008	3,352	102,741
2	Not a full-time student in «February» 2008	7,579	240,489
9	Not stated	195	5,251
Total		11,126	348,481

Variable Name: FEDS03D6
Position: 645
Length: 1

Derived variable: Full-time student status - Flag for each month in 2008-2009 indicating if respondent was a full-time student.

Table 360
	Response	FREQ	WTD
1	Full-time student in «March» 2008	3,327	102,257
2	Not a full-time student in «March» 2008	7,604	240,973
9	Not stated	195	5,251
Total		11,126	348,481

Variable Name: FEDS04D6
Position: 646
Length: 1

Derived variable: Full-time student status - Flag for each month in 2008-2009 indicating if respondent was a full-time student.

Table 361
	Response	FREQ	WTD
1	Full-time student in «April» 2008	3,231	98,997
2	Not a full-time student in «April» 2008	7,702	244,314
9	Not stated	193	5,170
Total		11,126	348,481

Variable Name: FEDS05D6
Position: 647
Length: 1

Derived variable: Full-time student status - Flag for each month in 2008-2009 indicating if respondent was a full-time student.

Table 362
	Response	FREQ	WTD
1	Full-time student in «May» 2008	1,948	58,703
2	Not a full-time student in «May» 2008	8,971	283,689
9	Not stated	207	6,089
Total		11,126	348,481

Variable Name: FEDS06D6
Position: 648
Length: 1

Derived variable: Full-time student status - Flag for each month in 2008-2009 indicating if respondent was a full-time student.

Table 363
	Response	FREQ	WTD
1	Full-time student in «June» 2008	1,394	43,112
2	Not a full-time student in «June» 2008	9,523	299,223
9	Not stated	209	6,146
Total		11,126	348,481

Variable Name: FEDS07D6
Position: 649
Length: 1

Derived variable: Full-time student status - Flag for each month in 2008-2009 indicating if respondent was a full-time student.

Table 364
	Response	FREQ	WTD
1	Full-time student in «July» 2008	1,120	35,111
2	Not a full-time student in «July» 2008	9,796	307,155
9	Not stated	210	6,215
Total		11,126	348,481

Variable Name: FEDS08D6
Position: 650
Length: 1

Derived variable: Full-time student status - Flag for each month in 2008-2009 indicating if respondent was a full-time student.

Table 365
	Response	FREQ	WTD
1	Full-time student in «August» 2008	1,140	35,984
2	Not a full-time student in «August» 2008	9,775	306,312
9	Not stated	211	6,186
Total		11,126	348,481

Variable Name: FEDS09D6
Position: 651
Length: 1

Derived variable: Full-time student status - Flag for each month in 2008-2009 indicating if respondent was a full-time student.

Table 366
	Response	FREQ	WTD
1	Full-time student in «September» 2008	2,442	72,347
2	Not a full-time student in «September» 2008	8,472	269,910
9	Not stated	212	6,224
Total		11,126	348,481

Variable Name: FEDS10D6
Position: 652
Length: 1

Derived variable: Full-time student status - Flag for each month in 2008-2009 indicating if respondent was a full-time student.

Table 367
	Response	FREQ	WTD
1	Full-time student in «October» 2008	2,471	73,310
2	Not a full-time student in «October» 2008	8,443	269,023
9	Not stated	212	6,148
Total		11,126	348,481

Variable Name: FEDS11D6
Position: 653
Length: 1

Derived variable: Full-time student status - Flag for each month in 2008-2009 indicating if respondent was a full-time student.

Table 368
	Response	FREQ	WTD
1	Full-time student in «November» 2008	2,452	72,899
2	Not a full-time student in «November» 2008	8,461	269,441
9	Not stated	213	6,141
Total		11,126	348,481

Variable Name: FEDS12D6
Position: 654
Length: 1

Derived variable: Full-time student status - Flag for each month in 2008-2009 indicating if respondent was a full-time student.

Table 369
	Response	FREQ	WTD
1	Full-time student in «December» 2008	2,398	71,431
2	Not a full-time student in «December» 2008	8,520	271,097
9	Not stated	208	5,954
Total		11,126	348,481

Variable Name: FEDS13D6
Position: 655
Length: 1

Derived variable: Full-time student status - Flag for each month in 2008-2009 indicating if respondent was a full-time student.

Table 370
	Response	FREQ	WTD
1	Full-time student in «January» 2009	2,296	68,593
2	Not a full-time student in «January» 2009	8,614	273,804
9	Not stated	216	6,084
Total		11,126	348,481

Variable Name: FEDS14D6
Position: 656
Length: 1

Derived variable: Full-time student status - Flag for each month in 2008-2009 indicating if respondent was a full-time student.

Table 371
	Response	FREQ	WTD
1	Full-time student in «February» 2009	2,266	67,508
2	Not a full-time student in «February» 2009	8,644	274,889
9	Not stated	216	6,084
Total		11,126	348,481

Variable Name: FEDS15D6
Position: 657
Length: 1

Derived variable: Full-time student status - Flag for each month in 2008-2009 indicating if respondent was a full-time student.

Table 372
	Response	FREQ	WTD
1	Full-time student in «March» 2009	2,261	67,865
2	Not a full-time student in «March» 2009	8,650	274,492
9	Not stated	215	6,124
Total		11,126	348,481

Variable Name: FEDS16D6
Position: 658
Length: 1

Derived variable: Full-time student status - Flag for each month in 2008-2009 indicating if respondent was a full-time student.

Table 373
	Response	FREQ	WTD
1	Full-time student in «April» 2009	2,196	66,592
2	Not a full-time student in «April» 2009	8,729	276,432
9	Not stated	201	5,457
Total		11,126	348,481

Variable Name: FEDS17D6
Position: 659
Length: 1

Derived variable: Full-time student status - Flag for each month in 2008-2009 indicating if respondent was a full-time student.

Table 374
	Response	FREQ	WTD
1	Full-time student in «May» 2009	1,401	42,491
2	Not a full-time student in «May» 2009	9,514	300,173
9	Not stated	211	5,817
Total		11,126	348,481

Variable Name: FEDS18D6
Position: 660
Length: 1

Derived variable: Full-time student status - Flag for each month in 2008-2009 indicating if respondent was a full-time student.

Table 375
	Response	FREQ	WTD
1	Full-time student in «June» 2009	1,018	31,997
2	Not a full-time student in «June» 2009	9,897	310,564
9	Not stated	211	5,920
Total		11,126	348,481

Variable Name: FEDS19D6
Position: 661
Length: 1

Derived variable: Full-time student status - Flag for each month in 2008-2009 indicating if respondent was a full-time student.

Table 376
	Response	FREQ	WTD
1	Full-time student in «July» 2009	781	24,859
2	Not a full-time student in «July» 2009	10,135	317,652
9	Not stated	210	5,970
Total		11,126	348,481

Variable Name: FEDS20D6
Position: 662
Length: 1

Derived variable: Full-time student status - Flag for each month in 2008-2009 indicating if respondent was a full-time student.

Table 377
	Response	FREQ	WTD
1	Full-time student in «August» 2009	824	25,895
2	Not a full-time student in «August» 2009	10,096	316,771
9	Not stated	206	5,815
Total		11,126	348,481

Variable Name: FEDS21D6
Position: 663
Length: 1

Derived variable: Full-time student status - Flag for each month in 2008-2009 indicating if respondent was a full-time student.

Table 378
	Response	FREQ	WTD
1	Full-time student in «September» 2009	1,814	54,740
2	Not a full-time student in «September» 2009	9,101	287,803
9	Not stated	211	5,938
Total		11,126	348,481

Variable Name: FEDS22D6
Position: 664
Length: 1

Derived variable: Full-time student status - Flag for each month in 2008-2009 indicating if respondent was a full-time student.

Table 379
	Response	FREQ	WTD
1	Full-time student in «October» 2009	1,810	54,561
2	Not a full-time student in «October» 2009	9,110	288,004
9	Not stated	206	5,916
Total		11,126	348,481

Variable Name: FEDS23D6
Position: 665
Length: 1

Derived variable: Full-time student status - Flag for each month in 2008-2009 indicating if respondent was a full-time student.

Table 380
	Response	FREQ	WTD
1	Full-time student in «November» 2009	1,766	53,628
2	Not a full-time student in «November» 2009	9,156	288,982
9	Not stated	204	5,872
Total		11,126	348,481

Variable Name: FEDS24D6
Position: 666
Length: 1

Derived variable: Full-time student status - Flag for each month in 2008-2009 indicating if respondent was a full-time student.

Table 381
	Response	FREQ	WTD
1	Full-time student in «December» 2009	1,835	56,000
2	Not a full-time student in «December» 2009	9,136	288,551
9	Not stated	155	3,929
Total		11,126	348,481

Variable Name: FTES01D6
Position: 667
Length: 1