2011 Census qualifications tables released

We are pleased to announce the release of qualifications data from the 2011 Census. This release consists of 24 detailed characteristic tables.

You can select a table from the list below or use the Census table finder to identify tables by keyword. For an overview of all 2011 Census statistics on Nomis, visit our 2011 Census on Nomis page.

Release 3.5b: Qualifications

DC2501WALA	Highest level of qualification by Welsh language skills by age
DC5102EW	Highest level of qualification by sex by age
DC5103EW	Highest level of qualification by household composition
DC5104EWLA	Highest level of qualification by number of dependent children by hours worked by sex
DC5106EW	Highest level of qualification by family type
DC5107EWLA	Highest level of qualification by sex by age
DC5202EW	Highest level of qualification by ethnic group by age
DC5203EW	Highest level of qualification by country of birth by age
DC5204EW	Highest level of qualification by religion by age
DC5205EWR	Highest level of qualification by country of birth by age (regional)
DC5206EW	Highest level of qualification by passports held by age
DC5207EWR	Highest level of qualification by passports held by age (regional)
DC5208EW	Highest level of qualification by main language
DC5209EWLA	Highest level of qualification by ethnic group
DC5301EW	Highest level of qualification by long-term health problem or disability
DC5601EWLA	Highest Level of Qualification by Economic Activity by age
DC5602EW	Highest level of qualification by economic activity of full-time students
DC5603EWR	Highest level of qualification by economic activity by country of birth (regional)
DC5604EWR	Highest level of qualification by economic activity by passports held (regional)
DC5801EW	Highest level of qualification by year of arrival in the UK by sex by age
DC5802EWLA	Highest level of qualification by length of residence in the UK
DC6501EWLA	Occupation by highest level of qualification by age
DC6502EWLA	NS-SeC by highest level of qualification by age
DC6503EWLA	Industry by highest level of qualification by age

 

The Detailed Characteristics family of tables are available for wards, middle layer super output areas (MSOA) and higher geographies. Similar to Local Characteristics tables, these contain two or more census variables, such as age and sex, but provide considerably more detail than their local equivalents, as the larger population means the risk of disclosure of personal information is lower.