| Frequency distribution (%) | |
|---|---|
| Education | 6 |
| Humanities and arts | 3 |
| Social and behavioral science (including economics) | 1 |
| Journalism and information | 0 |
| Business and administration including accounting, auditing | 6 |
| Secretarial and office work | 1 |
| Law and legal services | 1 |
| Exact and Natural Science (except computing) | 1 |
| Computing/information technology | 3 |
| Engineering and engineering trades | 10 |
| Manufacturing and processing | 11 |
| Building trades and architecture | 6 |
| Agriculture, forestry and fisheries | 5 |
| Health | 18 |
| Social services | 2 |
| Hotel and catering, travel and tourism, sports and leisure | 2 |
| Hairdressing, beauty treatment, cosmetic services | 3 |
| Cleaning, laundry, dry cleaning, domestic science | 1 |
| Transport services | 2 |
| Environmental protection | 0 |
| Security services | 0 |
| General program or no specific fields | 1 |
| Other | 16 |
FIELDEDUSC: Field of education: Secondary vocational education
Question text: For each field, what levels of education you or are you achieving in this field? - Secondary vocational education
Values:
- Education
- Humanities and arts
- Social and behavioral science (including economics)
- Journalism and information
- Business and administration including accounting, auditing
- Secretarial and office work
- Law and legal services
- Exact and Natural Science (except computing)
- Computing/information technology
- Engineering and engineering trades
- Manufacturing and processing
- Building trades and architecture
- Agriculture, forestry and fisheries
- Veterinary
- Health
- Social services
- Hotel and catering, travel and tourism, sports and leisure
- Hairdressing, beauty treatment, cosmetic services
- Cleaning, laundry, dry cleaning, domestic science
- Transport services
- Environmental protection
- Security services
- General program or no specific fields
- Other
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