Labour force; level of education/direction 1996-2006

In this table you will find data on the characteristics of the labour force, broken down by gender, age, origin, level of education and direction. This table has been discontinued and continued in a renewed labour force table; education attained. The reason for this innovation was the new Standard Educational Classification 2006 (SOI 2006). In the previous editions of the SOI, it was possible to distinguish four courses with the help of the EBB. With the 2006 SOI, there are ten. In this new publication, visitors to Statline — unlike before — can now also select one or more of these training courses. Data available from: 1996 to 2006 Status of the figures: Figures based on the EBB are always final. Change as of 10 January 2017: Table has been discontinued. Changes from 3-8-2006: In establishing this table, an error was made in the selection of the target population for the period 1996-1999. As a result, unjustly non-responding persons (non-response) have been counted in the population totals. This error was corrected in the new publication. In April 2006, in order to improve alignment with the ISCED and to facilitate international comparisons, the classification of the level of education was adapted. The highest attained level of education has been established using the Standard Educational Classification 2003. In November 2005, this publication was assessed for reliability and statistical relevance. In addition, it was decided to look at the published numbers at the cell level. Where these numbers were too small, they were replaced by (.) dots. In November 2005, this publication was assessed for reliability and statistical relevance. In addition, it was decided to look at the published numbers at the cell level. Where these numbers were too small, they were replaced by (.) dots.