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Table B.3.1
Percentage of adults at each educational level, Cycle 2
Table B.3.1 (Trend)
Change in the percentage of adults in each educational level, Cycle 1 and Cycle 2
Table B.3.2
Percentage of adults in STEM and non-STEM fields, by educational attainment, Cycle 2
Table B.3.3
Percentage of adults in each education level, by gender, Cycle 2
Table B.3.3 (Trend)
Change in the percentage of adults in each education level, by gender, Cycle 1 and Cycle 2
Table B.3.4
Percentage of tertiary-educated women and men, by STEM and non-STEM fields, Cycle 2
Table B.3.5
Percentage of employed adults, by gender and age group, Cycle 2
Table B.3.6
Percentage of adults in each age group, Cycle 2
Table B.3.6 (Trend)
Change in the percentage of adults in each age group, Cycle 1 and Cycle 2
Table B.3.7
Percentage of adults in each education level, by age group, Cycle 2
Table B.3.7 (Trend)
Change in the percentage of adults in each education level, by age group, Cycle 1 and Cycle 2
Table B.3.8
Educational attainment of young adults, Cycle 2
Table B.3.9
Percentage of employed adults, by age group, Cycle 2
Table B.3.10
Percentage of adults in each immigrant background, Cycle 2
Table B.3.10 (Trend)
Change in the percentage of adults in each immigrant category, Cycle 1 and Cycle 2
Table B.3.11
Characteristics of migration history of foreign-born adults of foreign-born parents, Cycle 2
Table B.3.11 (Trend)
Change in the characteristics of migration background of foreign-born adults of foreign-born parents, Cycle 1 and Cycle 2
Table B.3.12
Percentage of adults in each education level, by immigrant background, Cycle 2
Table B.3.12 (Trend)
Change in the percentage of adults in each education level, by immigrant background, Cycle 1 and Cycle 2
Table B.3.13
Percentage of adults in each age group, by immigrant background, Cycle 2
Table B.3.14
Percentage of employed adults, by immigrant background and age group, Cycle 2
Table B.3.15
Percentage of adults in each parental educational level, by age group, Cycle 2
Table B.3.15 (Trend)
Change in the percentage of adults in each parental educational level, by age group, Cycle 1 and Cycle 2
Table B.3.16
Percentage of adults in each educational level, by parental educational level, Cycle 2
Table B.3.17
Percentage of adults in each age group, by educational level, Cycle 2
Table B.3.18
Number of Doorstep interviews in each sample, by country of birth
Table B.3.19
Share of doorstep interviews in the target population and among foreign-born of foreign-born parents
