X Censo General de Población y Vivienda 1971 - IPUMS Subset
Venezuela, 1971
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Reference ID
VEN_1971_PHC_v01_M_v03_A_IPUMS
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Dirección General de Estadística y Censos Nacionales, Ministerio de Fomento, Minnesota Population Center
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Apr 26, 2011
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- VEN1971-H-H
- VEN1971-P-H
Ever received a degree or certificate from a regular teaching institution (VE1971A_0421)
Data file: VEN1971-P-H
Overview
Valid:
0
Invalid:
0
Type:
Discrete
Decimal:
0
Start:
165
End:
166
Width:
2
Range:
0 - 99
Format:
Numeric
Questions and instructions
Literal question
Only for individuals 5 years of age and older
(See Question 5-6)
18. Have you obtained a title or certificate from an institution of regular schooling?
[] 1 Yes
____ Which?
[] 2 No
(See Question 5-6)
18. Have you obtained a title or certificate from an institution of regular schooling?
[] 1 Yes
____ Which?
[] 2 No
Categories
| Value | Category |
|---|---|
| 0 | No degree |
| 1 | Kidergarten- (3) |
| 2 | Primary- (6) |
| 3 | Middle Education- (5) secondary and high school |
| 4 | Middle Education- (5) commercial |
| 5 | Middle Education- (5) teachers program |
| 6 | Middle Education- (2) industrial |
| 7 | Middle Education- (4) car mechanic |
| 8 | Middle Education- (1) technical drawing |
| 9 | Middle Education- (6) electricity |
| 10 | Middle Education- (6) electronic |
| 11 | Middle Education- (2) electric installations |
| 12 | Middle Education- (4) industrial instrumentation and confection |
| 13 | Middle Education- (6) mechanic |
| 14 | Middle Education- (4) civil construction |
| 15 | Middle Education- (6) oil |
| 16 | Middle Education- (6) chemistry |
| 17 | Middle Education- (3) radio and television |
| 18 | Middle Education- (several) other courses (e.g. manual arts, locksmiths, welding, blacksmiths, plumbing, etc.) |
| 19 | Middle Education- (2) topography |
| 20 | Middle Education- (3) nurse school |
| 21 | Middle Education- (1) medical records bookkeeping |
| 22 | Middle Education- (4) social work |
| 23 | Middle Education- (3) demonstrators of the peasant home school |
| 24 | Middle Education- (2) experts in public administration |
| 25 | Middle Education- (1) fiscal technician on income tax |
| 26 | Middle Education- (3) telecommunications technician |
| 27 | Middle Education- (2) radio-telegrapher and telegrapher |
| 28 | Middle Education- (2) commercial or tourism pilot |
| 29 | Middle Education- (3) agrarian experts and technicians |
| 30 | Middle Education- (1) agrarian practitioners |
| 31 | Middle Education- (several) other studies for administrative services |
| 32 | Middle Education- (6) religious studies |
| 33 | Middle Education- (4) military formation |
| 34 | Middle Education- (4) navigation school |
| 35 | Middle Education- (several) technical education n.e.c. |
| 36 | Middle Education- (3) school of trades |
| 37 | Middle Education- (several) accounting and auditing |
| 38 | Middle Education- (several) art |
| 39 | Middle Education- (several) applied arts |
| 40 | Middle Education- (several) commercial schools |
| 41 | Middle Education- (several) artisan schools |
| 42 | Higher Education- (4) pedagogy |
| 43 | Higher Education- (1) basic college courses |
| 44 | Higher Education- (5) agronomy |
| 45 | Higher Education- (5) architecture and urbanism |
| 46 | Higher Education- (5) biology |
| 47 | Higher Education- (4) physics and mathematics |
| 48 | Higher Education- (5) chemistry |
| 49 | Higher Education- (5) law |
| 50 | Higher Education- (2) political studies |
| 51 | Higher Education- (4) commercial management and accounting |
| 52 | Higher Education- (5) economics |
| 53 | Higher Education- (5) statistics and actuarial sciences |
| 54 | Higher Education- (4) international studies |
| 55 | Higher Education- (4) sociology and anthropology |
| 56 | Higher Education- (2) social work |
| 57 | Higher Education- (4) pharmacology |
| 58 | Higher Education- (3) librarians and archivists |
| 59 | Higher Education- (4) education |
| 60 | Higher Education- (3) philosophy |
| 61 | Higher Education- (4) geography |
| 62 | Higher Education- (4) history |
| 63 | Higher Education- (4) letters |
| 64 | Higher Education- (4) journalism |
| 65 | Higher Education- (4) psychology |
| 66 | Higher Education- (3) surveying |
| 67 | Higher Education- (3) construction school |
| 68 | Higher Education- (5) civil engineering |
| 69 | Higher Education- (5) electrical engineering |
| 70 | Higher Education- (5) forestry engineering |
| 71 | Higher Education- (5) mine engineering |
| 72 | Higher Education- (5) mechanical engineering |
| 73 | Higher Education- (5) metal engineering |
| 74 | Higher Education- (5) oil engineering |
| 75 | Higher Education- (5) chemical engineering |
| 76 | Higher Education- (5) geological engineering |
| 77 | Higher Education- (3) meteorology and hydrology |
| 78 | Higher Education- (5) industrial engineering |
| 79 | Higher Education- (5) electronic engineering |
| 80 | Higher Education- (3) bioanalysis |
| 81 | Higher Education- (6) medical school |
| 82 | Higher Education- (4) odontology |
| 83 | Higher Education- (5) veterinary |
| 91 | Higher Education- not well specified |
| 98 | Unknown |
| 99 | NIU (not in universe) |
Warning: these figures indicate the number of cases found in the data file. They cannot be interpreted as summary statistics of the population of interest.
Interviewer instructions
7.23. Educational Characteristics (Q - 12 to 18).
To continue the interview, care must be taken as to the age of the person as observed in question 4. If the person is younger than 5 years (see question 4 to be sure) no more questions are asked. End the interview with this person. If the person is 5 years of age or older continue with [p. 83] the information on "Educational Characteristics (12 - 18).
7.30. Degree or certificate from a regular educational institution (Q - 18).
The person should be asked whether a "degree", or "certificate" was received upon completion of studies. In the affirmative case, clearly write the degree, certificate, or diploma received. Examples: High School Diploma (Bachiller), Primary [Elementary] school teacher, Professor of Secondary and "Normal" education;Graduate (Licenciado) in Economics, [p. 87] Philosophy, Journalism, History, Geography, Statistics, Actuarial Sciences, Sociology, Anthropology, Psychology, etc.; Doctor, Lawyer, Dentist; Pharmacist; Engineer (including the different branches); Architect, Second lieutenant and ensign or midshipman (Alférez de Navío); Agricultural Expert; Nurse; Librarian; Social Worker; sales technician (Técnico Mercantil); Chemical specialist; Petroleum specialist; Geology and Mines specialist; Electronics Technician; Electrician; Mechanic specialist; Statistician; Radiologist; Laboratory Technician; Radio Operator; Professor of Art, etc.
For those who have received more than one title [degree] or diploma in different specialties, indicate only the one that corresponds to the highest level of education, or the last completed if the same.
Titles, degrees, diplomas, or certifications given by educational institutions not officially recognized, such as for typing, short hand, chauffeuring, dressmaking, secretarial, and others that correspond to personal development or training but do not have equivalents in the educational system are not counted.
To continue the interview, care must be taken as to the age of the person as observed in question 4. If the person is younger than 5 years (see question 4 to be sure) no more questions are asked. End the interview with this person. If the person is 5 years of age or older continue with [p. 83] the information on "Educational Characteristics (12 - 18).
7.30. Degree or certificate from a regular educational institution (Q - 18).
The person should be asked whether a "degree", or "certificate" was received upon completion of studies. In the affirmative case, clearly write the degree, certificate, or diploma received. Examples: High School Diploma (Bachiller), Primary [Elementary] school teacher, Professor of Secondary and "Normal" education;Graduate (Licenciado) in Economics, [p. 87] Philosophy, Journalism, History, Geography, Statistics, Actuarial Sciences, Sociology, Anthropology, Psychology, etc.; Doctor, Lawyer, Dentist; Pharmacist; Engineer (including the different branches); Architect, Second lieutenant and ensign or midshipman (Alférez de Navío); Agricultural Expert; Nurse; Librarian; Social Worker; sales technician (Técnico Mercantil); Chemical specialist; Petroleum specialist; Geology and Mines specialist; Electronics Technician; Electrician; Mechanic specialist; Statistician; Radiologist; Laboratory Technician; Radio Operator; Professor of Art, etc.
For those who have received more than one title [degree] or diploma in different specialties, indicate only the one that corresponds to the highest level of education, or the last completed if the same.
Titles, degrees, diplomas, or certifications given by educational institutions not officially recognized, such as for typing, short hand, chauffeuring, dressmaking, secretarial, and others that correspond to personal development or training but do not have equivalents in the educational system are not counted.
Description
Definition
This variable indicates the highest degree or certificate earned from a regular educational institution.
Universe
Persons age 5+
concept
Concept
| var_concept.title | Vocabulary |
|---|---|
| Education Variables -- PERSON | IPUMS |