DDI_GHA_2003_STEP-HH_v02_M_WBDevelopment Economics Data Group2014-06-11NADAVersion 02 (March 2016)
Changes in v02 of study documentation compared to v01 published in June 2014
- v01 datasets were replaced with v02
- Study Title, Series Information and Abstract were edited
Version 01 (June 2014)STEP Skills Measurement Household Survey 2013 (Wave 2)Skills Toward Employment and Productivity (Wave 2)STEP-HH 2013GHA_2013_STEP-HH_v02_MWorld Bank
Educational Testing Services
Alexandria ValerioMaria Laura Sanchez PuertaTania RajadelGaelle PierreValerie EvansSebastian Monroy Taborda(c) STEP 2014, The World BankNADAMulti-Donor Trust Fund Labor Markets, Job Creation and Economic GrowthBank Netherlands Partnership ProgramEducation Global PracticeSocial Protection and Labor Global PracticeOther Household SurveyThe STEP project consists of Household Surveys collection and Employer Surveys collection.
These surveys are part of the STEP Household Surveys collection.
So far, two waves have been implemented in 12 countries. The third wave is under preparation.
The first wave started in September 2011 and was completed in December 2013. Wave 1 countries are: Bolivia, Colombia, Sri Lanka, Lao PDR, Vietnam, the Yunnan Province in China, Ghana, and Ukraine.
The second wave started in August 2012 and was completed in June 2014. Wave 2 countries are: Armenia, Georgia, Macedonia, and Kenya.Version 02, edited anonymous datasets for public distribution.
Version 01 was published in June 2014, but is now replaced with v02.
The difference between v02 and v01 datasets:
- Changes made to all STEP countries:
1) The literacy variables had incorrect labelling, which has now been fixed
2) The 'emp' variable has been cleaned
3) The 'write_dif' variable has been corrected
4) All monetary variables (identifiable by '_usd') have been converted to PPP dollarsThe STEP (Skills Toward Employment and Productivity) Measurement program is the first ever initiative to generate internationally comparable data on skills available in developing countries. The program implements standardized surveys to gather information on the supply and distribution of skills and the demand for skills in labor market of low-income countries.
The uniquely-designed Household Survey includes modules that measure the cognitive skills (reading, writing and numeracy), socio-emotional skills (personality, behavior and preferences) and job-specific skills (subset of transversal skills with direct job relevance) of a representative sample of adults aged 15 to 64 living in urban areas, whether they work or not. The cognitive skills module also incorporates a direct assessment of reading literacy based on the Survey of Adults Skills instruments. Modules also gather information about family, health and language.GhanaThe survey covered the following regions: Western, Central, Greater Accra, Volta, Eastern, Ashanti, Brong Ahafo, Northern, Upper East and Upper West.
- Areas are classified as urban based on each country's official definition.The units of analysis are the individual respondents and households. A household roster is undertaken at the start of the survey and the individual respondent is randomly selected among all household members aged 15 to 64 included. The random selection process was designed by the STEP team and compliance with the procedure is carefully monitored during fieldwork.The target population for the Ghana STEP survey comprises all non-institutionalized persons 15 to 64 years of age (inclusive) living in private dwellings in urban areas of the country at the time of data collection. This includes all residents except foreign diplomats and non-nationals working for international organizations.
Exclusions : Military barracks were excluded from the Ghana target population.Sample survey data [ssd]The scope of the study includes:
- household demographic characteristics
- dwelling characteristics
- education and training
- health
- employment
- job skill requirements
- personality, behavior and preferences
- language and family background
- reading literacy test assessmentGhana Institute of Statistical, Social and Economic ResearchThe Ghana sample design is a four-stage sample design. There was no explicit stratification but the sample was implicitly stratified by Region. [Note: Implicit stratification was achieved by sorting the PSUs (i.e., EACode) by RegnCode and selecting a systematic sample of PSUs.]
First Stage Sample
The primary sample unit (PSU) was a Census Enumeration Area (EA). Each PSU was uniquely defined by the sample frame variables Regncode, and EAcode. The sample frame was sorted by RegnCode to implicitly stratify the sample frame PSUs by region. The sampling objective was to select 250 PSUs, comprised of 200 Initial PSUs and 50 Reserve PSUs. Although 250 PSUs were selected, only 201 PSUs were activated. The PSUs were selected using a systematic probability proportional to size (PPS) sampling method, where the measure of size was the population size (i.e., EAPopn) in a PSU.
Second Stage Sample
The second stage sample unit is a PSU partition. It was considered necessary to partition 'large' PSUs into smaller areas to facilitate the listing process. After the partitioning of the PSUs, the survey firm randomly selected one partition. The selected partition was fully listed for subsequent enumeration in accordance with the field procedures.
Third Stage Sample
The third stage sample unit (SSU) is a household. The sampling objective was to obtain interviews at 15 households within each selected PSU. The households were selected in each PSU using a systematic random method.
Fourth Stage Sample
The fourth stage sample unit was an individual aged 15-64 (inclusive). The sampling objective was to select one individual with equal probability from each selected household.
Sample Size
The Ghana firm's sampling objective was to obtain interviews from 3000 individuals in the urban areas of the country. In order to provide sufficient sample to allow for a worst case scenario of a 50% response rate the number of sampled cases was doubled in each selected PSU.
Although 50 extra PSUs were selected for use in case it was impossible to conduct any interviews in one or more initially selected PSUs only one reserve PSU was activated. Therefore, the Ghana firm conducted the STEP data collection in a total of 201 PSUs.
Sampling methodologies are described for each country in two documents:
(i) The National Survey Design Planning Report (NSDPR)
(ii) The weighting documentationFace-to-face [f2f]The STEP survey instruments include:
(i) a Background Questionnaire developed by the WB STEP team
(ii) a Reading Literacy Assessment developed by Educational Testing Services (ETS).
All countries adapted and translated both instruments following the STEP Technical Standards: 2 independent translators adapted and translated the Background Questionnaire and Reading Literacy Assessment, while reconciliation was carried out by a third translator.
The WB STEP team and ETS collaborated closely with the survey firms during the process and reviewed the adaptation and translation (using a back translation). In the case of Ghana, no translation was necessary, but the adaptation process ensured that the English used in the Background Questionnaire and Reading Literacy Assessment closely reflected local use.
- The survey instruments were both piloted as part of the survey pretest.
- The adapted Background Questionnaires are provided in English as external resources. The Reading Literacy Assessment is protected by copyright and will not be published.1. Each component of the STEP Survey was carried out by a personal visit using a Paper And Pencil Interview (PAPI) method.
2. As the STEP program requires all surveys to be implemented in a standardized way, particular attention was provided to implementation processes
(i) Each participating country (survey firm) wrote up a National Survey Design Planning Report (NSDPR) detailing how it intended to implement the STEP survey while complying with the STEP Technical Standards. The NSDPRs were submitted to the WB STEP team for approval.
(ii) The WB STEP team and Eductaional Testing Services (ETS) provided 2 workshops to all survey firms. The first was a 2-day workshop provided via video conference and aimed at presenting the STEP Technical Standards. The second workshop was organized over 2 full weeks at the WB's Headquarters and consisted in a training course to project managers from each survey firm on the survey instruments - Background Questionnaire and Reading Literacy Assessment - as well as on implementation and data management procedures.
(iii) Based on the STEP Technical Standards, the survey firms adapted and translated the STEP survey instruments, the Interviewer Manual, and all training materials.
(iv) Once the instruments had been adapted and translated, survey firms carried out a pre-test, usually including 20-30 interviews. Findings from the pre-test were discussed with the WB STEP team and ETS to finalize the adaptation and translation of the STEP survey instruments.The survey was implemented in English.
(v) Each survey firm provided a 2-week training course to its enumerators, using training materials developed by the WB STEP team (after translation and adaptation). The WB STEP team's Survey Consultant helped organize the training and was present in the country for the first few days at least of the training. In addition, the WB STEP team in Washington DC provided just-in-time technical assistance, answering questions sent by the survey firm during the training. The training included in-field mock interviews in addition to in-class courses. At the end of the training, survey firms only retained enumerators having demonstrated a good understanding of the instruments.
(vi) As per STEP Technical Standards, data collection started within a few days of the end of the enumerators' training course.The composition of each country's fieldwork teams is described in the NSDPR, as well as reporting procedures and quality control processes.Weekly reports were sent to the WB STEP team, which provided just-in-time technical assistance during fieldwork to answer questions or concerns. Regular calls or VCs were also held between survey firms and the WB STEP team to discuss progress. Matters discussed usually involved questions on how to deal with specific situations, strategies to reduce non-response, the activation of reserve households, and general pace of progress. Non-response rates were high in Bolivia and Colombia, in part due to difficult access to appartment buildings and gated communities, although survey firms worked hard to gain local community leaders' support. In a few instances - all documented in the weighting documentation - a couple of EAs were replaced due to security concerns or because an EA had been completely altered (e.g. construction site, dwellings converted into a large shopping center).
(vii) Interviews lasted between 120 and 150 minutes, depending on respondents' reading proficiency.
Detailed information is provided in the National Survey Design Planning Report (NSDPR). It described the project management structure, fieldwork teams and reporting processes.Team Supervisors - Each interviewer team will report to a Team Supervisor
Team Supervisors' responsibilities include:
- Coordinating fieldwork in each assigned PSU
- Full-time work with the interviewer team and on-going monitoring of each interviewer's work
- Documenting non-response, activation of reserves, problems encountered
- Assigning literacy booklets
- Communicating regularly with the Field Manager
- Selecting households to be interviewed following procedures outlined in the Technical Standards (if selection will be done in Headquarters, please specify)
Quality control by Team Supervisors:
- At least one meeting per week with each interviewer to discuss progress and/or problems
- Random spot visits during interviewers' work to observe household and individual interviews. For each interview observed, Team Supervisors will fill out the Interview Evaluation Form (Appendix 5)
- Check each accepted questionnaire for completeness and accuracy, and fill out Visual Scrutiny Form for each questionnaire (Appendix 7)
- Submit household listings and sample selections to the Project Manager
- Follow-up of non-response households/ individuals according to the table in Appendix 6 which details the revisits required for each situation and whether a reserve household should be activated
Visit verification and selection of individual respondent verification:
- The Supervisor or Field Manager (or assistants) will revisit 15% of each interviewer's finalized cases.
- In the event that a respondent is not available during the initial follow-up visit, a telephone follow-up may be carried out for no more than one third of the revisits.
- The households to revisit will be selected randomly by the Field Manager.
- During each revisit, the Supervisor will complete a Check up Visit form (Appendix 8).
- The Fieldwork Manager should participate with the Team Supervisor in some of these revisits, unannounced, with households chosen by the Field Supervisor, in order to check on the Team Supervisors.
- The STEP Consortium may also ask to attend verification revisits, and randomly choose the Households to revisit.
Field Supervision details are laid out in point #5 of the Fieldwork section 2.6 (p28) of the NSDPR provided as an external resource.While the Ghana four-stage stratified cluster design greatly enhanced the operational feasibility of data collection, it resulted in differential probabilities of selection for the selected persons. Consequently, each selected person in the survey does not necessarily represent the same number of persons in the target population. To account for differential probabilities of selection due to the nature of the design and to ensure accurate survey estimates, STEP requires a sampling weight for each person that participated in the survey.
In general, the objectives of the STEP weighting are to construct a set of survey weights to:
1) Compensate for unequal probabilities of selection
2) Compensate for household-level non-response and person-level non-response;
3) Adjust the weighted sample distribution for key variables of interest (for example, age, gender, education) so that it conforms to a known population distribution for these variables.
The general weighting procedure for the Ghana STEP survey required the following tasks.
1) Creation of a data file to input into the weighting process
2) World Bank (WB) Weight Requirement: Create survey weights for sampled cases of households and persons that provided sufficient data to be considered a participant in the survey. This requirement does not necessarily include the completion of an assessment General Booklet, nor does it necessarily include the completion of all household and individual questionnaire modules.
a) Calculation of a PSU weight for 201 activated PSUs;
b) Calculation of a household weight for each sampled household; i) Calculation of a household-level non-response adjustment independently for each PSU.
c) Calculation of a person weight for each selected person (SP); i) Calculation of a non-response adjustment independently for each sampled person.
3) The required output from the weighting process is a final Ghana data file with the survey design weights (i.e., for each sampled PSU, household, person) appended to each data record.STEP Data Management Process
1. Raw data is sent by the survey firm
2. The WB STEP team runs data checks on the Background Questionnaire data.
- ETS runs data checks on the Reading Literacy Assessment data.
- Comments and questions are sent back to the survey firm.
3. The survey firm reviews comments and questions. When a data entry error is identified, the survey firm corrects the data.
4. The WB STEP team and ETS check the data files are clean. This might require additional iterations with the survey firm.
5. Once the data has been checked and cleaned, the WB STEP team computes the weights. Weights are computed by the STEP team to ensure consistency across sampling methodologies.
6. ETS scales the Reading Literacy Assessment data.
7. The WB STEP team merges the Background Questionnaire data with the Reading Literacy Assessment data and computes derived variables.
Detailed information data processing in STEP surveys is provided in the 'Guidelines for STEP Data Entry Programs' document provided as an external resource. The template do-file used by the STEP team to check the raw background questionnaire data is provided as an external resource.An overall response rate of 83.2% was achieved in the Ghana STEP Survey. Table 20 of the weighting documentation provides the detailed percentage distribution by final status code.A weighting documentation was prepared for each participating country and provides some information on sampling errors.
The weighting documentation is provided as an external resource.STEP Skills Measurement Program, Household Survey 2014, The World Bank. Dataset downloaded from [URL] on [date]The user of the data acknowledges that the original collector of the data, the authorized distributor of the data, and the relevant funding agency bear no responsibility for use of the data or for interpretations or inferences based upon such uses.STEP Ghana_HH Roster_s10_finalSTEP Ghana Household Roster 2012
The dataset contains information on all household members from Module 1: Household Level Information (Part A: Household Roster and Part B: Dwelling) of the background questionnaire.11485133STEP Ghana_workingSTEP Ghana Working Dataset
The dataset contains information on all selected individual respondents from the background questionnaire's Module 1 to Module 11, and scores from Reading Literacy Assessment.29871181CountryCountryCountryCountryCountry11485GhanaEA NumberEA NumberEA NumberEA NumberEA Number11485101331203.49258.905Household NumberHousehold NumberHousehold NumberHousehold NumberHousehold Number1148513015.4878.716Id codeId codeId codeId codeId code114851253.2362.336ID Selected personID Selected personID Selected personID Selected personID Selected person11485123456789101115114851Final PSU WeightFinal PSU WeightFinal PSU WeightFinal PSU WeightFinal PSU Weight1148530.505196.27185.95729.514Final Household WeightFinal Household WeightFinal Household WeightFinal Household WeightFinal Household Weight11485153.9363327.682825.968402.926Final Person WeightFinal Person WeightFinal Person WeightFinal Person WeightFinal Person Weight11485153.93619966.0942516.2451942.767BM PERSON Weight: Adjusted for Benchmark 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codeRegion codeRegion codeRegion codeRegion code114851Western2Central3Greater Accra4Volta5Eastern6Ashanti7Brong Ahafo8Northern9Upper East10Upper WestConstructed ID for mergingConstructed ID for mergingConstructed ID for mergingConstructed ID for mergingConstructed ID for merging11485101013313020364.7255890.212Check digitCheck digitCheck digitCheck digitCheck digit11485123456789BM Household Weight: Adjusted for Benchmark Total HHsBM Household Weight: Adjusted for Benchmark Total HHsBM Household Weight: Adjusted for Benchmark Total HHsBM Household Weight: Adjusted for Benchmark Total HHsBM Household Weight: Adjusted for Benchmark Total HHs11485184.8823996.652992.013483.927ID of the household activated to replace this householdID of the household activated to replace this householdID of the household activated to replace this householdID of the household activated to replace this householdID of the household activated to replace this household1148599Random Number 1Random Number 1Random Number 1Random Number 1Random Number 1Random number sticker11485123456789101112131415Random Number 2Random Number 2Random Number 2Random Number 2Random Number 2Random number sticker11485123456789101112131415Random Number 3Random Number 3Random Number 3Random Number 3Random Number 3Random number sticker11485123456789101112131415Random Number 4Random Number 4Random Number 4Random Number 4Random Number 4Random number sticker11485123456789101112131415Random Number 5Random Number 5Random Number 5Random Number 5Random Number 5Random number sticker11485123456789101112131415Random Number 6Random Number 6Random Number 6Random Number 6Random Number 6Random number sticker11485123456789101112131415Random Number 7Random Number 7Random Number 7Random Number 7Random Number 7Random number sticker11485123456789101112131415Random Number 8Random Number 8Random Number 8Random Number 8Random Number 8Random number sticker11485123456789101112131415Random Number 9Random Number 9Random Number 9Random Number 9Random Number 9Random number sticker11485123456789101112131415Random Number 10Random Number 10Random Number 10Random Number 10Random Number 10Random number sticker11485123456789101112131415Random Number 11Random Number 11Random Number 11Random Number 11Random Number 11Random number sticker11485123456789101112131415Random Number 12Random Number 12Random Number 12Random Number 12Random Number 12Random number sticker11485123456789101112131415Random Number 13Random Number 13Random Number 13Random Number 13Random Number 13Random number sticker11485123456789101112131415Random Number 14Random Number 14Random Number 14Random Number 14Random Number 14Random number sticker11485123456789101112131415Random Number 15Random Number 15Random Number 15Random Number 15Random Number 15Random number sticker11485123456789101112131415SexSexSexSexSexModule 1: Household Level Information, Part A: Household Roster
2) Sex114851Male2FemaleRelationship to household headRelationship to household headRelationship to household headRelationship to household headRelationship to household headModule 1: Household Level Information, Part A: Household Roster
3) Relationship to head114851Head2Spouse/partner3Son/daughter4Son/daughter-in-law5Father/mother6Father/mother-in-law7Sister/brother8Grandchild9Grandparent10Niece/nephew11Other relative12Not relatedOther relationshipOther relationshipOther relationshipOther relationshipOther relationship135CHURCH MEMBEREMPLOYEEFOSTER CHILDFRIENDHOUSE HELPRELATIVE OF SPOUSEAge in yearsAge in yearsAge in yearsAge in yearsAge in yearsModule 1: Household Level Information, Part A: Household Roster
4) How old is [NAME]?If less than 12 months, RECORD "0"In completed years.1148511024.5218.207Date of birth - monthDate of birth - monthDate of birth - monthDate of birth - monthDate of birth - monthModule 1: Household Level Information, Part A: Household Roster
5) What is [NAME'S] date of birth? MonthFor unknown month, record "99".114851January2February3March4April5May6June7July8August9September10October11November12December99UnknownDate of birth - yearDate of birth - yearDate of birth - yearDate of birth - yearDate of birth - yearModule 1: Household Level Information, Part A: Household Roster
5) What is [NAME'S] date of birth? YearRecord four digits of the year. Compare to age recorded in Q4 and resolve any discrepancies11485190320131987.77918.197Is 6 years or older?Is 6 years or older?Is 6 years or older?Is 6 years or older?Is 6 years or older?Module 1: Household Level Information, Part A: Household Roster
6) INTERVIEWER: is NAME 6 years or older?If "No", NEXT PERSONModule 1: Household Level Information, Part A: Household Roster
6) INTERVIEWER: IS [NAME] 6 YEARS OR OLDER?114851Yes2NoHas ever attended school?Has ever attended school?Has ever attended school?Has ever attended school?Has ever attended school?For age 6 and overModule 1: Household Level Information, Part A: Household Roster
7) Has [NAME] ever attended school?If "No", GO TO Q10For age 6 and over98141671-9Don't know1Yes2NoSysmissIs presently attending and educational institution?Is presently attending and educational institution?Is presently attending and educational institution?Is presently attending and educational institution?Is presently attending and educational institution?Module 1: Household Level Information, Part A: Household Roster
8) Is [NAME] presently attending an educational institution?For age 6 and over890125841Yes2NoSysmissHighest level of formal education completedHighest level of formal education completedHighest level of formal education completedHighest level of formal education completedHighest level of formal education completedFor age 6 and overModule 1: Household Level Information, Part A: Household Roster
9) What is the highest level of formal education [NAME] has completed?If "3" or "4" or "5" or "6" or "7" or "8", then GO TO Q12For age 6 and over89012584-9Don't know1No formal education or pre-school only2Some primary school, not completed3Primary education completed4MSLC/JSS/JHS5Secondary: SSS/SHS/VOC/O or A Level6Secondary (Post-basic): Technical/Vocational/Africultural7Training Colleges, Poly, University (1st 2nd degree)8PhDSysmissCan read a short simple statement?Can read a short simple statement?Can read a short simple statement?Can read a short simple statement?Can read a short simple statement?For age 6 and overModule 1: Household Level Information, Part A: Household Roster
10) Can [NAME] read a short simple statement?For age 6 and over356879171Yes, without difficulty2Yes, but with difficulty3NoSysmissCan write a short simple statement?Can write a short simple statement?Can write a short simple statement?Can write a short simple statement?Can write a short simple statement?For age 6 and overModule 1: Household Level Information, Part A: Household Roster
11) Can [NAME] write a short simple statement?For age 6 and over356779181Yes, without difficulty2Yes, but with difficulty3NoSysmissInterviewer: Is [Name] 15 years or older?Interviewer: Is [Name] 15 years or older?Interviewer: Is [Name] 15 years or older?Interviewer: Is [Name] 15 years or older?Interviewer: Is [Name] 15 years or older?Module 1: Household Level Information, Part A: Household Roster
12) INTERVIEWER: is NAME 15 years or older?If "No", GOTO NEXT PERSONModule 1: Household Level Information, Part A: Household Roster
12) IS [NAME] 15 YEARS OR OLDER?981416711Yes2NoSysmissMarital statusMarital statusMarital statusMarital statusMarital statusModule 1: Household Level Information, Part A: Household Roster
13) What is the marital status of [NAME]?For age 15 and over736141241Married3Co-habitation4Divorced5Separated6Widoe/er7Never married8OthersSysmissOther marital statusOther marital statusOther marital statusOther marital statusOther marital statusModule 1: Household Level Information, Part A: Household Roster
13) What is the marital status of [NAME]? Other specifyFor age 15 and overIn past 7 days, worked at least 1 hour?In past 7 days, worked at least 1 hour?In past 7 days, worked at least 1 hour?In past 7 days, worked at least 1 hour?In past 7 days, worked at least 1 hour?Module 1: Household Level Information, Part A: Household Roster
14) During the past 7 days, did [NAME} work for at least an hour for wage or salary in cash or in kind OR work on his/her own account for profit or family gain OR work in a family business or on a farm?IF "YES", GOTO Q17For age 15 and over736541201Yes2NoSysmissLooked for work during the past 4 weeks?Looked for work during the past 4 weeks?Looked for work during the past 4 weeks?Looked for work during the past 4 weeks?Looked for work during the past 4 weeks?Module 1: Household Level Information, Part A: Household Roster
15) During the past 4 weeks, did [NAME] actively look for work and was [NAME] available to start a job if he/she found one?IF "YES", GOTO Q18For age 15 and over291385721Yes2NoSysmissPresent situationPresent situationPresent situationPresent situationPresent situationModule 1: Household Level Information, Part A: Household Roster
16) Which of the following best describes the present situation of [NAME] ?For age 15 and over252889571Housework/housewife2Student3Retired4Ill, Disabled5Not working and not looking for work6Apprentice7OthersSysmissOther present situation-specifyOther present situation-specifyOther present situation-specifyOther present situation-specifyOther present situation-specifyModule 1: Household Level Information, Part A: Household Roster
16) Which of the following best describes the present situation of [NAME]? Other specifyFor age 15 and over84AWAITING RECALL BY EMPLOYERTIRED OF LOOKING FOR JOBWAITING FOR BUSY SEASON IN AGRICWAITING FOR RESPONSE FROM EARLIER APPLICATIONSEmployment typeEmployment typeEmployment typeEmployment typeEmployment typeModule 1: Household Level Information, Part A: Household Roster
17) For the main work [NAME] did in the past 7 days, what was the employment type of the work?For age 15 and over445270331Employee2Self employed, owner without hired labour3Sel-employed, owner with hired labour4Unpaid workers in family business5OthersSysmissInterviewer: Between 15 and 64 years old?Interviewer: Between 15 and 64 years old?Interviewer: Between 15 and 64 years old?Interviewer: Between 15 and 64 years old?Interviewer: Between 15 and 64 years old?Module 1: Household Level Information, Part A: Household Roster
18) INTERVIEWER: Is this person between 15 and 64?If "NO", GOTO NEXT PERSONModule 1: Household Level Information, Part A: Household Roster
18) IS THIS PERSON 15 TO 64 YEARS OLD?736541201Yes2NoSysmissInterviewer: Mentally capable to answer?Interviewer: Mentally capable to answer?Interviewer: Mentally capable to answer?Interviewer: Mentally capable to answer?Interviewer: Mentally capable to answer?Module 1: Household Level Information, Part A: Household Roster
19) INTERVIEWER: Is this person mentally capable to answer?If "NO", GOTO NEXT PERSONModule 1: Household Level Information, Part A: Household Roster
19) IS THIS PERSON 15 TO 64 YEARS OLD?701544701Yes2NoSysmissInterviewer: Sequential number of eligible personsInterviewer: Sequential number of eligible personsInterviewer: Sequential number of eligible personsInterviewer: Sequential number of eligible personsInterviewer: Sequential number of eligible personsModule 1: Household Level Information, Part A: Household Roster
20) Sequential number of eligible personsIf "NO", GOTO NEXT PERSONModule 1: Household Level Information, Part A: Household Roster
20) NUMBER THE PERSON (SEQUENTIALLY) AS ELIGIBLE FOR INDIVIDUAL SURVEY.69954490123456789101112131415SysmissKind of dwellingKind of dwellingKind of dwellingKind of dwellingKind of dwellingIn this section we will ask some questions about your dwelling and assets, and the utilities your household uses.Module 1: Household Level Information, Part B: Dwelling
1) What kind of dwelling is this?114851Separate house2Semi-detached house3Flat/apartment4Compound house (rooms) with less than 10 dwellings5Compound house (rooms) with 10 or more dwellings6Huts/buildings (same or different compounds)7Makeshift/improvised/temporary dwelling9OthersOther specificationOther specificationOther specificationOther specificationOther specificationIn this section we will ask some questions about your dwelling and assets, and the utilities your household uses.Module 1: Household Level Information, Part B: Dwelling
1) What kind of dwelling is this? Other specify1SLEEPS AT WORKPLACEMaterial of wallsMaterial of wallsMaterial of wallsMaterial of wallsMaterial of wallsIn this section we will ask some questions about your dwelling and assets, and the utilities your household uses.Module 1: Household Level Information, Part B: Dwelling
2) What is the major construction material of the walls of the dwelling?114851Mud bricks/earth2Wood3Stone4Burnt bricks5Landcrete6Bamboo7Palm leaves/thatch (grass)/Rafia8Cement Blocks/Concrete9Stone with lime/cement10Metal sheets/slate/asbestos11OtherOther specificationOther specificationOther specificationOther specificationOther specificationIn this section we will ask some questions about your dwelling and assets, and the utilities your household uses.Module 1: Household Level Information, Part B: Dwelling
2) What is the major construction material of the walls of the dwelling? Other specify12PALM BRANCHESPOLYTHENE SHEETSTERAZZOMaterial of roofMaterial of roofMaterial of roofMaterial of roofMaterial of roofIn this section we will ask some questions about your dwelling and assets, and the utilities your household uses.Module 1: Household Level Information, Part B: Dwelling
3) What is the major construction material of the roof?114851Mud/mud bricks/earth2Wood3Metal sheet4Slate/asbestos5Cement/concrete6Cardboard / polythene sheets7Thatch/palm leaves or raffia8Bamboo9Roofing tiles10OthersOther specificationOther specificationOther specificationOther specificationOther specificationIn this section we will ask some questions about your dwelling and assets, and the utilities your household uses.Module 1: Household Level Information, Part B: Dwelling
3) What is the major construction material of the roof? Other specify1ROOFING SHINGLESMaterial of floorMaterial of floorMaterial of floorMaterial of floorMaterial of floorIn this section we will ask some questions about your dwelling and assets, and the utilities your household uses.Module 1: Household Level Information, Part B: Dwelling
4) What is the major construction material of the floor?114851Earth / sand / mud2Wood boards / planks3Palm / bamboo4Vinyl/asphalt strips5Ceramic/marble tiles/porcelain6Cement/concrete7Terrazo/Terrazo tiles8Burnt bricks9Stone10OtherOther specificationOther specificationOther specificationOther specificationOther specificationIn this section we will ask some questions about your dwelling and assets, and the utilities your household uses.Module 1: Household Level Information, Part B: Dwelling
4) What is the major construction material of the floor? Other specifyOwnership status of dwellingOwnership status of dwellingOwnership status of dwellingOwnership status of dwellingOwnership status of dwellingIn this section we will ask some questions about your dwelling and assets, and the utilities your household uses.Module 1: Household Level Information, Part B: Dwelling
5) Does your household own or is purchasing this dwelling, is it provided to you by an employer, do you use it for free, or do you rent this dwelling?1147961Owned2Being purchased / paying loan or mortgage3Employer provides / pays rent4Free - authorized5Free - not authorized6Rented9OthersSysmissOther specificationOther specificationOther specificationOther specificationOther specificationIn this section we will ask some questions about your dwelling and assets, and the utilities your household uses.Module 1: Household Level Information, Part B: Dwelling
5) Does your household own or is purchasing this dwelling, is it provided to you by an employer, do you use it for free, or do you rent this dwelling? Other specifyNumber of roomsNumber of roomsNumber of roomsNumber of roomsNumber of roomsIn this section we will ask some questions about your dwelling and assets, and the utilities your household uses.Module 1: Household Level Information, Part B: Dwelling
6) How many rooms are there in this dwelling?DO NOT COUNT TOILETS, KITCHENS, VERANDAHS, STOREROOM AND CORRIDORS, OR ROOMS USED EXCLUSIVELY FOR A FAMILY BUSINESS1148051234567891011121314151719SysmissRooms used for sleepingRooms used for sleepingRooms used for sleepingRooms used for sleepingRooms used for sleepingIn this section we will ask some questions about your dwelling and assets, and the utilities your household uses.Module 1: Household Level Information, Part B: Dwelling
7) How many rooms of the dwelling are used for sleeping?114805123456789101112131415161719SysmissSource of drinking waterSource of drinking waterSource of drinking waterSource of drinking waterSource of drinking waterIn this section we will ask some questions about your dwelling and assets, and the utilities your household uses.Module 1: Household Level Information, Part B: Dwelling
8) What is the main source of drinking water for this household?If "BOTTLED WATER", GOTO Q1011485-9Don't know1Water piped into dwelling2Water piped into compound3Water pipe outside compound, yard or plot4Water piped to neighbour5Public tap/standpipe6Tube well, borehole7Dug protected well8Dug unprotected well9Protected spring10Unprotected spring11Rain water collection12Tanker-truck13Cart with small tank/drum14River/stream15Dam, lake, pond, canal, irrigation channel16Sachet water17Bottled water19OthersOther specificationOther specificationOther specificationOther specificationOther specificationIn this section we will ask some questions about your dwelling and assets, and the utilities your household uses.Module 1: Household Level Information, Part B: Dwelling
8) What is the main source of drinking water for this household? Other specifyDoes household treat water?Does household treat water?Does household treat water?Does household treat water?Does household treat water?In this section we will ask some questions about your dwelling and assets, and the utilities your household uses.Module 1: Household Level Information, Part B: Dwelling
9) Does your household treat water in any way such as boiling, filtering or otherwise before drinking?74933992-9Don't know1Yes2NoSysmissWhere is cooking usually done?Where is cooking usually done?Where is cooking usually done?Where is cooking usually done?Where is cooking usually done?In this section we will ask some questions about your dwelling and assets, and the utilities your household uses.Module 1: Household Level Information, Part B: Dwelling
10) Where is the cooking usually done?If "WE DO NOT COOK AT THIS HOUSEHOLD", GOTO Q12114851In special room in the house2In the house, not in a special room3In a separate building4In a porch within the dwelling5Outdoors6We do not cook at this household7OthersOther specificationOther specificationOther specificationOther specificationOther specificationIn this section we will ask some questions about your dwelling and assets, and the utilities your household uses.Module 1: Household Level Information, Part B: Dwelling
10) Where is the cooking usually done? Other specify27AT WORKBEDROOMIN THE BEDROOMIN THE DWELLINGIN THE ROOMINSIDE DWELLINGSTORESTRUCTURE OUTSIDEWITHIN DWELLINGEnergy for cookingEnergy for cookingEnergy for cookingEnergy for cookingEnergy for cookingIn this section we will ask some questions about your dwelling and assets, and the utilities your household uses.Module 1: Household Level Information Part B: Dwelling
11) What source of energy does your household mainly use for cooking?11243242-9Don't know1Electricity2LPG3Natural gas4Biogas5Charcoal6Kerosene7Wood/firewood8Straw / shrubs / grass9Agricultural crop residue / sawdust10Animal waste19OthersSysmissOther specificationOther specificationOther specificationOther specificationOther specificationIn this section we will ask some questions about your dwelling and assets, and the utilities your household uses.Module 1: Household Level Information Part B: Dwelling
11) What source of energy does your household mainly use for cooking? Other specifyEnergy for lightingEnergy for lightingEnergy for lightingEnergy for lightingEnergy for lightingIn this section we will ask some questions about your dwelling and assets, and the utilities your household uses.Module 1: Household Level Information, Part B: Dwelling
12) What source of energy does your household mainly use for lighting?11485-9Don't know1Electricity2Generator3Wind energy4Kerosene lamp5Gas lamp6Parrafin7Wood8Straw / shrubs / grass9Flashlight / torch / candles10No light19OthersOther specificationOther specificationOther specificationOther specificationOther specificationIn this section we will ask some questions about your dwelling and assets, and the utilities your household uses.Module 1: Household Level Information, Part B: Dwelling
12) What source of energy does your household mainly use for lighting? Other specify7NO LIGHTRECHARGEABLE LAMPSToilet facilityToilet facilityToilet facilityToilet facilityToilet facilityIn this section we will ask some questions about your dwelling and assets, and the utilities your household uses.Module 1: Household Level Information, Part B: Dwelling
13) What kind of toilet facility do members of this household usually use?If "CESS POOL", "BUCKET LATRINE", or "NO FACILITY (BUSH, FIELD, ETC.)", GOTO Q15114851Flush toilet2KVIP3Pit laterine4Pan / bucket5Public toilet (flush, bucket, KVIP)6Toilet in another house7No facility (bush, field, etc)19OthersOther specificationOther specificationOther specificationOther specificationOther specificationIn this section we will ask some questions about your dwelling and assets, and the utilities your household uses.Module 1: Household Level Information, Part B: Dwelling
13) What kind of toilet facility do members of this household usually use? Other specify3THE FORDIs toilet shared?Is toilet shared?Is toilet shared?Is toilet shared?Is toilet shared?In this section we will ask some questions about your dwelling and assets, and the utilities your household uses.Module 1: Household Level Information, Part B: Dwelling
14) Is this toilet shared with one or more other households?632651591Yes, share with 1 - 4 households2Yes, share with 5- 9 households3Yes, share with 10 or more households4No, do not shareSysmissA MOBILE PHONEA MOBILE PHONEA MOBILE PHONEA MOBILE PHONEA MOBILE PHONEIn this section we will ask some questions about your dwelling and assets, and the utilities your household uses.Module 1: Household Level Information, Part B: Dwelling
15) Does anybody in the household own (in working condition) …? A MOBILE PHONE114851Yes2NoA FIXED TELEPHONE LINEA FIXED TELEPHONE LINEA FIXED TELEPHONE LINEA FIXED TELEPHONE LINEA FIXED TELEPHONE LINEIn this section we will ask some questions about your dwelling and assets, and the utilities your household uses.Module 1: Household Level Information, Part B: Dwelling
15) Does anybody in the household own (in working condition) …? A FIXED TELEPHONE LINE114851Yes2NoA RADIOA RADIOA RADIOA RADIOA RADIOIn this section we will ask some questions about your dwelling and assets, and the utilities your household uses.Module 1: Household Level Information, Part B: Dwelling
15) Does anybody in the household own (in working condition) …? A RADIO114851Yes2NoA TELEVISIONA TELEVISIONA TELEVISIONA TELEVISIONA TELEVISIONIn this section we will ask some questions about your dwelling and assets, and the utilities your household uses.Module 1: Household Level Information, Part B: Dwelling
15) Does anybody in the household own (in working condition) …? A TELEVISION114851Yes2NoA REFRIGERATORA REFRIGERATORA REFRIGERATORA REFRIGERATORA REFRIGERATORIn this section we will ask some questions about your dwelling and assets, and the utilities your household uses.Module 1: Household Level Information, Part B: Dwelling
15) Does anybody in the household own (in working condition) …? A REFRIGERATOR114851Yes2NoAN AUTOMATIC WASHING MACHINEAN AUTOMATIC WASHING MACHINEAN AUTOMATIC WASHING MACHINEAN AUTOMATIC WASHING MACHINEAN AUTOMATIC WASHING MACHINEIn this section we will ask some questions about your dwelling and assets, and the utilities your household uses.Module 1: Household Level Information, Part B: Dwelling
15) Does anybody in the household own (in working condition) …? AN AUTOMATIC WASHING MACHINE114851Yes2NoAN AIR CONDITIONERAN AIR CONDITIONERAN AIR CONDITIONERAN AIR CONDITIONERAN AIR CONDITIONERIn this section we will ask some questions about your dwelling and assets, and the utilities your household uses.Module 1: Household Level Information, Part B: Dwelling
15) Does anybody in the household own (in working condition) …? AN AIR CONDITIONER114851Yes2NoA COMPUTER (DESKTOP/LAPTOP/IPAD, ETC)A COMPUTER (DESKTOP/LAPTOP/IPAD, ETC)A COMPUTER (DESKTOP/LAPTOP/IPAD, ETC)A COMPUTER (DESKTOP/LAPTOP/IPAD, ETC)A COMPUTER (DESKTOP/LAPTOP/IPAD, ETC)In this section we will ask some questions about your dwelling and assets, and the utilities your household uses.Does anybody in the household own (in working condition) …? A COMPUTER (DESKTOP/LAPTOP/IPAD, ETC)114851Yes2NoANY INTERNET CONNECTION/INTERNET ACCESSANY INTERNET CONNECTION/INTERNET ACCESSANY INTERNET CONNECTION/INTERNET ACCESSANY INTERNET CONNECTION/INTERNET ACCESSANY INTERNET CONNECTION/INTERNET ACCESSIn this section we will ask some questions about your dwelling and assets, and the utilities your household uses.Module 1: Household Level Information, Part B: Dwelling
15) Does anybody in the household own (in working condition) …? ANY INTERNET CONNECTION/INTERNET ACCESS114851Yes2NoA BICYCLEA BICYCLEA BICYCLEA BICYCLEA BICYCLEIn this section we will ask some questions about your dwelling and assets, and the utilities your household uses.Module 1: Household Level Information, Part B: Dwelling
15) Does anybody in the household own (in working condition) …? A BICYCLE114851Yes2NoA MOTORCYCLE/SCOOTERA MOTORCYCLE/SCOOTERA MOTORCYCLE/SCOOTERA MOTORCYCLE/SCOOTERA MOTORCYCLE/SCOOTERIn this section we will ask some questions about your dwelling and assets, and the utilities your household uses.Module 1: Household Level Information, Part B: Dwelling
15) Does anybody in the household own (in working condition) …? A MOTORCYCLE/SCOOTER114851Yes2NoA THREE-WHEELERA THREE-WHEELERA THREE-WHEELERA THREE-WHEELERA THREE-WHEELERIn this section we will ask some questions about your dwelling and assets, and the utilities your household uses.Module 1: Household Level Information, Part B: Dwelling
15) Does anybody in the household own (in working condition) …? A THREE-WHEELER114851Yes2NoA CAR/TRUCKA CAR/TRUCKA CAR/TRUCKA CAR/TRUCKA CAR/TRUCKIn this section we will ask some questions about your dwelling and assets, and the utilities your household uses.Module 1: Household Level Information, Part B: Dwelling
15) Does anybody in the household own (in working condition) …? A CAR/TRUCK114851Yes2NoA WATER HEATERA WATER HEATERA WATER HEATERA WATER HEATERA WATER HEATERIn this section we will ask some questions about your dwelling and assets, and the utilities your household uses.Module 1: Household Level Information, Part B: Dwelling
15) Does anybody in the household own (in working condition) …? A WATER HEATER114851Yes2NoAN ANIMAL DRAWN CARTAN ANIMAL DRAWN CARTAN ANIMAL DRAWN CARTAN ANIMAL DRAWN CARTAN ANIMAL DRAWN CARTIn this section we will ask some questions about your dwelling and assets, and the utilities your household uses.Module 1: Household Level Information, Part B: Dwelling
15) Does anybody in the household own (in working condition) …? AN ANIMAL DRAWN CART114851Yes2NoA BOAT WITHOUT MOTORA BOAT WITHOUT MOTORA BOAT WITHOUT MOTORA BOAT WITHOUT MOTORA BOAT WITHOUT MOTORIn this section we will ask some questions about your dwelling and assets, and the utilities your household uses.Module 1: Household Level Information, Part B: Dwelling
15) Does anybody in the household own (in working condition) …? A BOAT WITHOUT MOTOR114851Yes2NoA BOAT WITH MOTORA BOAT WITH MOTORA BOAT WITH MOTORA BOAT WITH MOTORA BOAT WITH MOTORIn this section we will ask some questions about your dwelling and assets, and the utilities your household uses.Module 1: Household Level Information, Part B: Dwelling
15) Does anybody in the household own (in working condition) …? A BOAT WITH MOTOR114851Yes2NoA SEWING MACHINEA SEWING MACHINEA SEWING MACHINEA SEWING MACHINEA SEWING MACHINE114851Yes2NoSTOVE (GAS/ELECTRIC)STOVE (GAS/ELECTRIC)STOVE (GAS/ELECTRIC)STOVE (GAS/ELECTRIC)STOVE (GAS/ELECTRIC)114851Yes2NoCAMCORDER/VIDEO CAMERACAMCORDER/VIDEO CAMERACAMCORDER/VIDEO CAMERACAMCORDER/VIDEO CAMERACAMCORDER/VIDEO CAMERA114851Yes2NoCAMERACAMERACAMERACAMERACAMERA114851Yes2NoELECTRIC IRONELECTRIC IRONELECTRIC IRONELECTRIC IRONELECTRIC IRON114851Yes2NoBOX IRONBOX IRONBOX IRONBOX IRONBOX IRON114851Yes2NoDoes own....A SECONDARY HOMEDoes own....A SECONDARY HOMEDoes own....A SECONDARY HOMEDoes own....A SECONDARY HOMEDoes own....A SECONDARY HOMEIn this section we will ask some questions about your dwelling and assets, and the utilities your household uses.Module 1: Household Level Information, Part B: Dwelling
16) Does any member of this household own…? A VACATION HOME / WEEK-END HOME114851Yes2NoDoes own....A BANK ACCOUNT WITH A FORMAL INSTITUTIONDoes own....A BANK ACCOUNT WITH A FORMAL INSTITUTIONDoes own....A BANK ACCOUNT WITH A FORMAL INSTITUTIONDoes own....A BANK ACCOUNT WITH A FORMAL INSTITUTIONDoes own....A BANK ACCOUNT WITH A FORMAL INSTITUTIONIn this section we will ask some questions about your dwelling and assets, and the utilities your household uses.Module 1: Household Level Information, Part B: Dwelling
16) Does any member of this household own…? A BANK ACCOUNT WITH A FORMAL INSTITUTION114851Yes2NoDoes own....LIFE INSURANCEDoes own....LIFE INSURANCEDoes own....LIFE INSURANCEDoes own....LIFE INSURANCEDoes own....LIFE INSURANCEIn this section we will ask some questions about your dwelling and assets, and the utilities your household uses.Module 1: Household Level Information, Part B: Dwelling
16) Does any member of this household own…? LIFE INSURANCE114851Yes2NoDoes own....SMALL GARDEN PLOTDoes own....SMALL GARDEN PLOTDoes own....SMALL GARDEN PLOTDoes own....SMALL GARDEN PLOTDoes own....SMALL GARDEN PLOTIn this section we will ask some questions about your dwelling and assets, and the utilities your household uses.Module 1: Household Level Information, Part B: Dwelling
16) Does any member of this household own…? SMALL GARDEN PLOT114851Yes2NoDoes own....LAND USED FOR AGRICULTURAL PURPOSESDoes own....LAND USED FOR AGRICULTURAL PURPOSESDoes own....LAND USED FOR AGRICULTURAL PURPOSESDoes own....LAND USED FOR AGRICULTURAL PURPOSESDoes own....LAND USED FOR AGRICULTURAL PURPOSESIn this section we will ask some questions about your dwelling and assets, and the utilities your household uses.Module 1: Household Level Information, Part B: Dwelling
16) Does any member of this household own…? LAND USED FOR AGRICULTURAL PURPOSES114851Yes2NoDoes own....LAND USED FOR OTHER PURPOSES (OTHER THAN HOUSE PLOT)Does own....LAND USED FOR OTHER PURPOSES (OTHER THAN HOUSE PLOT)Does own....LAND USED FOR OTHER PURPOSES (OTHER THAN HOUSE PLOT)Does own....LAND USED FOR OTHER PURPOSES (OTHER THAN HOUSE PLOT)Does own....LAND USED FOR OTHER PURPOSES (OTHER THAN HOUSE PLOT)In this section we will ask some questions about your dwelling and assets, and the utilities your household uses.Module 1: Household Level Information, Part B: Dwelling
16) Does any member of this household own…? LAND USED FOR OTHER PURPOSES (OTHER THAN HOUSE PLOT)114851Yes2NoDoes own....ANY POULTRY, LIVESTOCK OR FARM ANIMALSDoes own....ANY POULTRY, LIVESTOCK OR FARM ANIMALSDoes own....ANY POULTRY, LIVESTOCK OR FARM ANIMALSDoes own....ANY POULTRY, LIVESTOCK OR FARM ANIMALSDoes own....ANY POULTRY, LIVESTOCK OR FARM ANIMALSIn this section we will ask some questions about your dwelling and assets, and the utilities your household uses.Module 1: Household Level Information, Part B: Dwelling
16) Does any member of this household own…? ANY POULTRY, LIVESTOCK OR FARM ANIMALS114851Yes2NoHow many cows, oxens and bulls?How many cows, oxens and bulls?How many cows, oxens and bulls?How many cows, oxens and bulls?How many cows, oxens and bulls?In this section we will ask some questions about your dwelling and assets, and the utilities your household uses.Module 1: Household Level Information, Part B: Dwelling
17) How many of each of these animals are owned by the household? CATTLE26728813600.5063.973How many horses, donkeys and mules?How many horses, donkeys and mules?How many horses, donkeys and mules?How many horses, donkeys and mules?How many horses, donkeys and mules?In this section we will ask some questions about your dwelling and assets, and the utilities your household uses.Module 1: Household Level Information, Part B: Dwelling
17) How many of each of these animals are owned by the household? DONKEYS26728813123SysmissHow many pigs?How many pigs?How many pigs?How many pigs?How many pigs?In this section we will ask some questions about your dwelling and assets, and the utilities your household uses.Module 1: Household Level Information, Part B: Dwelling
17) How many of each of these animals are owned by the household? CAMELS26728813350.2191.537How many goats?How many goats?How many goats?How many goats?How many goats?In this section we will ask some questions about your dwelling and assets, and the utilities your household uses.Module 1: Household Level Information, Part B: Dwelling
17) How many of each of these animals are owned by the household? GOATS26728813402.5185.052How many sheep?How many sheep?How many sheep?How many sheep?How many sheep?In this section we will ask some questions about your dwelling and assets, and the utilities your household uses.Module 1: Household Level Information, Part B: Dwelling
17) How many of each of these animals are owned by the household? SHEEP26728813251.0433.205How many chickens?How many chickens?How many chickens?How many chickens?How many chickens?In this section we will ask some questions about your dwelling and assets, and the utilities your household uses.Module 1: Household Level Information, Part B: Dwelling
17) How many of each of these animals are owned by the household? CHICKENS2672881350013.98826.193Number of booksNumber of booksNumber of booksNumber of booksNumber of booksIn this section we will ask some questions about your dwelling and assets, and the utilities your household uses.Module 1: Household Level Information, Part B: Dwelling
18) Excluding textbooks used at school, how many books do you have in this household?114851None21 to 10311 to 50451 or more5Don't know - few6Don't know - manyHas received transfers...?Has received transfers...?Has received transfers...?Has received transfers...?Has received transfers...?In this section we will ask some questions about your dwelling and assets, and the utilities your household uses.Module 1: Household Level Information, Part B: Dwelling
19) During the past 12 months, has this household received any transfers of money from individuals not currently living in the household?114851Yes2NoHas provided transfers to others?Has provided transfers to others?Has provided transfers to others?Has provided transfers to others?Has provided transfers to others?In this section we will ask some questions about your dwelling and assets, and the utilities your household uses.Module 1: Household Level Information, Part B: Dwelling
20) During the past 12 months, has this household provided any transfers of money to individuals not currently living in the household?114851Yes2NoReceived: PensionsReceived: PensionsReceived: PensionsReceived: PensionsReceived: PensionsIn this section we will ask some questions about your dwelling and assets, and the utilities your household uses.Module 1: Household Level Information, Part B: Dwelling
21) During the past 12 months, has anyone in this household received any of these benefits from government or local authorities?
1. PENSIONS (insurance; state); social pensions, veteran pensions?114851Yes2NoReceived: Disability benefitsReceived: Disability benefitsReceived: Disability benefitsReceived: Disability benefitsReceived: Disability benefitsIn this section we will ask some questions about your dwelling and assets, and the utilities your household uses.Module 1: Household Level Information, Part B: Dwelling
21) During the past 12 months, has anyone in this household received any of these benefits from government or local authorities?
3. DISABILITY BENEFITS114851Yes2NoReceived: Social assistanceReceived: Social assistanceReceived: Social assistanceReceived: Social assistanceReceived: Social assistanceIn this section we will ask some questions about your dwelling and assets, and the utilities your household uses.Module 1: Household Level Information, Part B: Dwelling
21) During the past 12 months, has anyone in this household received any of these benefits from government or local authorities?
5. SOCIAL ASSISTANCE / WELFARE BENEFITS114851Yes2NoReceived: Public worksReceived: Public worksReceived: Public worksReceived: Public worksReceived: Public worksIn this section we will ask some questions about your dwelling and assets, and the utilities your household uses.Module 1: Household Level Information, Part B: Dwelling
21) During the past 12 months, has anyone in this household received any of these benefits from government or local authorities?
6. PUBLIC WORKS (example: Maintaining Rural Access Roads)114851Yes2NoReceived: ScholarshipsReceived: ScholarshipsReceived: ScholarshipsReceived: ScholarshipsReceived: ScholarshipsIn this section we will ask some questions about your dwelling and assets, and the utilities your household uses.Module 1: Household Level Information, Part B: Dwelling
21) During the past 12 months, has anyone in this household received any of these benefits from government or local authorities?
7. SCHOLARSHIPS114851Yes2NoReceived: Housing/Utility allowancesReceived: Housing/Utility allowancesReceived: Housing/Utility allowancesReceived: Housing/Utility allowancesReceived: Housing/Utility allowancesIn this section we will ask some questions about your dwelling and assets, and the utilities your household uses.Module 1: Household Level Information, Part B: Dwelling
21) During the past 12 months, has anyone in this household received any of these benefits from government or local authorities?
8. HOUSING, utility allowances114851Yes2NoReceived: capitation grantsReceived: capitation grantsReceived: capitation grantsReceived: capitation grantsReceived: capitation grantsIn this section we will ask some questions about your dwelling and assets, and the utilities your household uses.Module 1: Household Level Information, Part B: Dwelling
21) During the past 12 months, has anyone in this household received any of these benefits from government or local authorities?
9. IN-KIND BENEFITS (school feeding) vouchers and coupons for food, fuel, transp114851Yes2NoReceived: Other benefits/allowancesReceived: Other benefits/allowancesReceived: Other benefits/allowancesReceived: Other benefits/allowancesReceived: Other benefits/allowancesIn this section we will ask some questions about your dwelling and assets, and the utilities your household uses.Module 1: Household Level Information, Part B: Dwelling
21) During the past 12 months, has anyone in this household received any of these benefits from government or local authorities?
10. OTHER BENEFITS / ALLOWANCES114851Yes2NoNUMBER ANUMBER ANUMBER ANUMBER ANUMBER AModule 1: Household Level Information, Part c: filter instructions to choose the individual respondent
Write the number of persons who are qualified from Question 20: ________ CALL THIS NUMBER A.11485123456789101115NUMBER BNUMBER BNUMBER BNUMBER BNUMBER BModule 1: Household Level Information, Part c: filter instructions to choose the individual respondent
Write the number from the random number table that is less than or equal to A: ________ CALL THIS NUMBER B.114851234567811EA NumberEA NumberEA NumberEA NumberEA Number2987101331200.72358.318Household NumberHousehold NumberHousehold NumberHousehold NumberHousehold Number298713015.3798.646Id codeId codeId codeId codeId code2987123456789101115Constructed ID for mergingConstructed ID for mergingConstructed ID for mergingConstructed ID for mergingConstructed ID for merging2987101013313020087.6925831.599ID Selected personID Selected personID Selected personID Selected personID Selected person2987123456789101115Is the respondent eligible for the STEP survey?Is the respondent eligible for the STEP survey?Is the respondent eligible for the STEP survey?Is the respondent eligible for the STEP survey?Is the respondent eligible for the STEP survey?2987No1YesCheck digitCheck digitCheck digitCheck digitCheck digit2987123456789Final PSU WeightFinal PSU WeightFinal PSU WeightFinal PSU WeightFinal PSU Weight298730.505196.27187.06529.542Final Household WeightFinal Household WeightFinal Household WeightFinal Household WeightFinal Household Weight2987153.9363327.682843.178411.916Final Response category_Selected PersonFinal Response category_Selected PersonFinal Response category_Selected PersonFinal Response category_Selected PersonFinal Response category_Selected Person298711-Participant SP22-Non-participant SPBM Household Weight: Adjusted for Benchmark Total HHsBM Household Weight: Adjusted for Benchmark Total HHsBM Household Weight: Adjusted for Benchmark Total HHsBM Household Weight: Adjusted for Benchmark Total HHsBM Household Weight: Adjusted for Benchmark Total HHs2987184.8823996.6521012.683494.724Region codeRegion codeRegion codeRegion codeRegion code29871Western2Central3Greater Accra4Volta5Eastern6Ashanti7Brong Ahafo8Northern9Upper East10Upper WestDistrictDistrictDistrictDistrictDistrict2987A M AAbura / Asebu / KwamankeseAdansi SouthAfigya KwabreAgona WestAhanta WestAkwapim NorthAshaimanAssin NorthAsuogyamanAtiwaAtwima MponuaAwutu SenyaBerekumBirim Central MunicipalBolgatangaBosumtwiCape CoastDangbe WestDormaa MunicipalEast AkimEast GonjaEffutuEjura Sekye DumasiFanteakwaGa EastGomoa EastGomoa WestGonja CentralHoHohoeK M AKasena Nankana EastKetu SouthKrachi WestKwahu NorthKwahu WestLedzokuku / KroworLower Manya KroboMamprusi WestMamprusi EastMfantsimanNanumba NorthNew Juaben MunicipalNkoranza SouthNorth TonguObuasi MunicipalOffinso MunicipalPrestea / Huni ValleyPruSavelugu NantonSefwi Bibiani-Ahwiaso BekwaiSekondi TakoradiSekyere EastSekyere SouthShamaSouth DayiSunyani MunicipalSunyani WestTainTamaleTano NorthTano SouthTechimanTemaTwifo / Heman / Lower DenkyiraUpper Denkyira EastWa MunicipalWassa Amenfi WestWeija (Ga South)YendiZabzugu TataliEACodeEACodeEACodeEACodeEACode298701041000750105301007010530105001053011520105301174010530205801053020780105303031010530402101053041040105304109010530411501061000220109100023011110005301151000240202301024020230200202023020050203100022020420005402061000490207200069020810007902081001490209200051020920011702112000050211200045021120006802142000140215100132021620006503012004730303200149030320018003043010010304301097030430130003043020090304302189030430219703043022230304302305030430302903043030620304303068030430400103043040120304305075030430615803043061880304307121030430713803043080600304308118030430813203043090200304309107030430912503043091540304309212030431002903043100900304311070030620013003062001600306200207030620023103072001190307200228030720024803072002500307200255030830101603083010210308301072030830110203083011170308301142030830115003083020060308302057030830208403083022000308303016030830302903083030830308303093030910001904031000850406100039040820012904082001510408200157040820016904082001890408200255040910003204112002330411200283041610023705022001010502200220050610001605061000580507200021050720007105072001780507200216050910001005101000470512100048051320023505132002380517100071051710010805182000440518200094052110017706011000680604100147060520012006052002520612100143061430107306143011070614301172061430117406143012070614301269061430301006143030190614303030061430304706143031740614304015061430403306143040350614304071061430412306143052870614306011061430605206143061520614306272061430705906143081050614308128061430813106143081970614308202061430900106143090220614309101061430914006143100090614310026061431009206143101330618200115061910003506211001320623100078062310008106261000550704200060070420016207061000730707100056070820012407091000060710200038071020005407131000220715200006071520010207152001760716100081071610008707201000750720100140080410001308051001370808100070080810008908091000920809100136081020017008113021480811303109081310020408191001510820100154090310007609042001090904200128090420014710022000531002200076Final status codeFinal status codeFinal status codeFinal status codeFinal status code2987518876.1049.694ID of the household activated to replace this householdID of the household activated to replace this householdID of the household activated to replace this householdID of the household activated to replace this householdID of the household activated to replace this household298799Final Person WeightFinal Person WeightFinal Person WeightFinal Person WeightFinal Person Weight2987153.93619966.0941949.3741571.3720: rural 1: urban0: rural 1: urban0: rural 1: urban0: rural 1: urban0: rural 1: urban2987rural1urbanBM PERSON Weight: Adjusted for Benchmark Gender_AgeGrp Popn (2013)BM PERSON Weight: Adjusted for Benchmark Gender_AgeGrp Popn (2013)BM PERSON Weight: Adjusted for Benchmark Gender_AgeGrp Popn (2013)BM PERSON Weight: Adjusted for Benchmark Gender_AgeGrp Popn (2013)BM PERSON Weight: Adjusted for Benchmark Gender_AgeGrp Popn (2013)2987156.36924634.5212576.3112085.616Interviewer 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2) Sex29871Male2FemaleRelationship to household headRelationship to household headRelationship to household headRelationship to household headRelationship to household headModule 1: Household Level Information, Part A: Household Roster
3) Relationship to head29871Head2Spouse/partner3Son/daughter4Son/daughter-in-law5Father/mother6Father/mother-in-law7Sister/brother8Grandchild9Grandparent10Niece/nephew11Other relative12Not relatedOther relationshipOther relationshipOther relationshipOther relationshipOther relationship23CHURCH MEMBEREMPLOYEEFRIENDHOUSE HELPRELATIVE OF SPOUSEAge in yearsAge in yearsAge in yearsAge in yearsAge in yearsModule 1: Household Level Information, Part A: Household Roster
4) How old is [NAME]?If less than 12 months, RECORD "0"In completed years.2987156433.04312.147Date of birth - monthDate of birth - monthDate of birth - monthDate of birth - monthDate of birth - monthModule 1: Household Level Information, Part A: Household Roster
5) What is [NAME'S] date of birth? MonthFor unknown month, record "99".29871January2February3March4April5May6June7July8August9September10October11November12December99UnknownDate of birth - yearDate of birth - yearDate of birth - yearDate of birth - yearDate of birth - yearModule 1: Household Level Information, Part A: Household Roster
5) What is [NAME'S] date of birth? YearRecord four digits of the year. Compare to age recorded in Q4 and resolve any discrepancies2987194819981979.25112.141Is 6 years or older?Is 6 years or older?Is 6 years or older?Is 6 years or older?Is 6 years or older?Module 1: Household Level Information, Part A: Household Roster
6) INTERVIEWER: is NAME 6 years or older?If "No", NEXT PERSONModule 1: Household Level Information, Part A: Household Roster
6) INTERVIEWER: IS [NAME] 6 YEARS OR OLDER?29871Yes2NoHas ever attended school?Has ever attended school?Has ever attended school?Has ever attended school?Has ever attended school?For age 6 and overModule 1: Household Level Information, Part A: Household Roster
7) Has [NAME] ever attended school?If "No", GO TO Q10For age 6 and over2987-9Don't know1Yes2NoIs presently attending and educational institution?Is presently attending and educational institution?Is presently attending and educational institution?Is presently attending and educational institution?Is presently attending and educational institution?Module 1: Household Level Information, Part A: Household Roster
8) Is [NAME] presently attending an educational institution?For age 6 and over26962911Yes2NoSysmissHighest level of formal education completedHighest level of formal education completedHighest level of formal education completedHighest level of formal education completedHighest level of formal education completedFor age 6 and overModule 1: Household Level Information, Part A: Household Roster
9) What is the highest level of formal education [NAME] has completed?If "3" or "4" or "5" or "6" or "7" or "8", then GO TO Q12For age 6 and over2696291-9Don't know1No formal education or pre-school only2Some primary school, not completed3Primary education completed4MSLC/JSS/JHS5Secondary: SSS/SHS/VOC/O or A Level6Secondary (Post-basic): Technical/Vocational/Africultural7Training Colleges, Poly, University (1st 2nd degree)8PhDSysmissCan read a short simple statement?Can read a short simple statement?Can read a short simple statement?Can read a short simple statement?Can read a short simple statement?For age 6 and overModule 1: Household Level Information, Part A: Household Roster
10) Can [NAME] read a short simple statement?For age 6 and over59723901Yes, without difficulty2Yes, but with difficulty3NoSysmissCan write a short simple statement?Can write a short simple statement?Can write a short simple statement?Can write a short simple statement?Can write a short simple statement?For age 6 and overModule 1: Household Level Information, Part A: Household Roster
11) Can [NAME] write a short simple statement?For age 6 and over59723901Yes, without difficulty2Yes, but with difficulty3NoSysmissInterviewer: Is [Name] 15 years or older?Interviewer: Is [Name] 15 years or older?Interviewer: Is [Name] 15 years or older?Interviewer: Is [Name] 15 years or older?Interviewer: Is [Name] 15 years or older?Module 1: Household Level Information, Part A: Household Roster
12) INTERVIEWER: is NAME 15 years or older?If "No", GOTO NEXT PERSONModule 1: Household Level Information, Part A: Household Roster
12) IS [NAME] 15 YEARS OR OLDER?29871Yes2NoMarital statusMarital statusMarital statusMarital statusMarital statusModule 1: Household Level Information, Part A: Household Roster
13) What is the marital status of [NAME]?For age 15 and over298611Married3Co-habitation4Divorced5Separated6Widoe/er7Never married8OthersSysmissOther marital statusOther marital statusOther marital statusOther marital statusOther marital statusModule 1: Household Level Information, Part A: Household Roster
13) What is the marital status of [NAME]? Other specifyFor age 15 and overIn past 7 days, worked at least 1 hour?In past 7 days, worked at least 1 hour?In past 7 days, worked at least 1 hour?In past 7 days, worked at least 1 hour?In past 7 days, worked at least 1 hour?Module 1: Household Level Information, Part A: Household Roster
14) During the past 7 days, did [NAME} work for at least an hour for wage or salary in cash or in kind OR work on his/her own account for profit or family gain OR work in a family business or on a farm?IF "YES", GOTO Q17For age 15 and over29871Yes2NoLooked for work during the past 4 weeks?Looked for work during the past 4 weeks?Looked for work during the past 4 weeks?Looked for work during the past 4 weeks?Looked for work during the past 4 weeks?Module 1: Household Level Information, Part A: Household Roster
15) During the past 4 weeks, did [NAME] actively look for work and was [NAME] available to start a job if he/she found one?IF "YES", GOTO Q18For age 15 and over102019671Yes2NoSysmissPresent situationPresent situationPresent situationPresent situationPresent situationModule 1: Household Level Information, Part A: Household Roster
16) Which of the following best describes the present situation of [NAME] ?For age 15 and over82421631Housework/housewife2Student3Retired4Ill, Disabled5Not working and not looking for work6Apprentice7OthersSysmissOther present situation-specifyOther present situation-specifyOther present situation-specifyOther present situation-specifyOther present situation-specifyModule 1: Household Level Information, Part A: Household Roster
16) Which of the following best describes the present situation of [NAME]? Other specifyFor age 15 and over54AWAITING RECALL BY EMPLOYERTIRED OF LOOKING FOR JOBWAITING FOR BUSY SEASON IN AGRICWAITING FOR RESPONSE FROM EARLIER APPLICATIONSEmployment typeEmployment typeEmployment typeEmployment typeEmployment typeModule 1: Household Level Information, Part A: Household Roster
17) For the main work [NAME] did in the past 7 days, what was the employment type of the work?For age 15 and over196710201Employee2Self employed, owner without hired labour3Sel-employed, owner with hired labour4Unpaid workers in family business5OthersSysmissInterviewer: Between 15 and 64 years old?Interviewer: Between 15 and 64 years old?Interviewer: Between 15 and 64 years old?Interviewer: Between 15 and 64 years old?Interviewer: Between 15 and 64 years old?Module 1: Household Level Information, Part A: Household Roster
18) INTERVIEWER: Is this person between 15 and 64?If "NO", GOTO NEXT PERSONModule 1: Household Level Information, Part A: Household Roster
18) IS THIS PERSON 15 TO 64 YEARS OLD?29871Yes2NoInterviewer: Mentally capable to answer?Interviewer: Mentally capable to answer?Interviewer: Mentally capable to answer?Interviewer: Mentally capable to answer?Interviewer: Mentally capable to answer?Module 1: Household Level Information, Part A: Household Roster
19) INTERVIEWER: Is this person mentally capable to answer?If "NO", GOTO NEXT PERSONModule 1: Household Level Information, Part A: Household Roster
19) IS THIS PERSON 15 TO 64 YEARS OLD?29871Yes2NoInterviewer: Sequential number of eligible personsInterviewer: Sequential number of eligible personsInterviewer: Sequential number of eligible personsInterviewer: Sequential number of eligible personsInterviewer: Sequential number of eligible personsModule 1: Household Level Information, Part A: Household Roster
20) Sequential number of eligible personsIf "NO", GOTO NEXT PERSONModule 1: Household Level Information, Part A: Household Roster
20) NUMBER THE PERSON (SEQUENTIALLY) AS ELIGIBLE FOR INDIVIDUAL SURVEY.29871234567811Kind of dwellingKind of dwellingKind of dwellingKind of dwellingKind of dwellingIn this section we will ask some questions about your dwelling and assets, and the utilities your household uses.Module 1: Household Level Information, Part B: Dwelling
1) What kind of dwelling is this?29871Separate house2Semi-detached house3Flat/apartment4Compound house (rooms) with less than 10 dwellings5Compound house (rooms) with 10 or more dwellings6Huts/buildings (same or different compounds)7Makeshift/improvised/temporary dwelling9OthersOther specificationOther specificationOther specificationOther specificationOther specificationIn this section we will ask some questions about your dwelling and assets, and the utilities your household uses.Module 1: Household Level Information, Part B: Dwelling
1) What kind of dwelling is this? Other specify1SLEEPS AT WORKPLACEMaterial of wallsMaterial of wallsMaterial of wallsMaterial of wallsMaterial of wallsIn this section we will ask some questions about your dwelling and assets, and the utilities your household uses.Module 1: Household Level Information, Part B: Dwelling
2) What is the major construction material of the walls of the dwelling?29871Mud bricks/earth2Wood3Stone4Burnt bricks5Landcrete6Bamboo7Palm leaves/thatch (grass)/Rafia8Cement Blocks/Concrete9Stone with lime/cement10Metal sheets/slate/asbestos11OtherOther specificationOther specificationOther specificationOther specificationOther specificationIn this section we will ask some questions about your dwelling and assets, and the utilities your household uses.Module 1: Household Level Information, Part B: Dwelling
2) What is the major construction material of the walls of the dwelling? Other specify3PALM BRANCHESPOLYTHENE SHEETSTERAZZOMaterial of roofMaterial of roofMaterial of roofMaterial of roofMaterial of roofIn this section we will ask some questions about your dwelling and assets, and the utilities your household uses.Module 1: Household Level Information, Part B: Dwelling
3) What is the major construction material of the roof?29871Mud/mud bricks/earth2Wood3Metal sheet4Slate/asbestos5Cement/concrete6Cardboard / polythene sheets7Thatch/palm leaves or raffia8Bamboo9Roofing tiles10OthersOther specificationOther specificationOther specificationOther specificationOther specificationIn this section we will ask some questions about your dwelling and assets, and the utilities your household uses.Module 1: Household Level Information, Part B: Dwelling
3) What is the major construction material of the roof? Other specify1ROOFING SHINGLESMaterial of floorMaterial of floorMaterial of floorMaterial of floorMaterial of floorIn this section we will ask some questions about your dwelling and assets, and the utilities your household uses.Module 1: Household Level Information, Part B: Dwelling
4) What is the major construction material of the floor?29871Earth / sand / mud2Wood boards / planks3Palm / bamboo4Vinyl/asphalt strips5Ceramic/marble tiles/porcelain6Cement/concrete7Terrazo/Terrazo tiles8Burnt bricks9Stone10OtherOther specificationOther specificationOther specificationOther specificationOther specificationIn this section we will ask some questions about your dwelling and assets, and the utilities your household uses.Module 1: Household Level Information, Part B: Dwelling
4) What is the major construction material of the floor? Other specifyOwnership status of dwellingOwnership status of dwellingOwnership status of dwellingOwnership status of dwellingOwnership status of dwellingIn this section we will ask some questions about your dwelling and assets, and the utilities your household uses.Module 1: Household Level Information, Part B: Dwelling
5) Does your household own or is purchasing this dwelling, is it provided to you by an employer, do you use it for free, or do you rent this dwelling?298611Owned2Being purchased / paying loan or mortgage3Employer provides / pays rent4Free - authorized5Free - not authorized6Rented9OthersSysmissOther specificationOther specificationOther specificationOther specificationOther specificationIn this section we will ask some questions about your dwelling and assets, and the utilities your household uses.Module 1: Household Level Information, Part B: Dwelling
5) Does your household own or is purchasing this dwelling, is it provided to you by an employer, do you use it for free, or do you rent this dwelling? Other specifyNumber of roomsNumber of roomsNumber of roomsNumber of roomsNumber of roomsIn this section we will ask some questions about your dwelling and assets, and the utilities your household uses.Module 1: Household Level Information, Part B: Dwelling
6) How many rooms are there in this dwelling?DO NOT COUNT TOILETS, KITCHENS, VERANDAHS, STOREROOM AND CORRIDORS, OR ROOMS USED EXCLUSIVELY FOR A FAMILY BUSINESS298521234567891011121314151719SysmissRooms used for sleepingRooms used for sleepingRooms used for sleepingRooms used for sleepingRooms used for sleepingIn this section we will ask some questions about your dwelling and assets, and the utilities your household uses.Module 1: Household Level Information, Part B: Dwelling
7) How many rooms of the dwelling are used for sleeping?29852123456789101112131415161719SysmissSource of drinking waterSource of drinking waterSource of drinking waterSource of drinking waterSource of drinking waterIn this section we will ask some questions about your dwelling and assets, and the utilities your household uses.Module 1: Household Level Information, Part B: Dwelling
8) What is the main source of drinking water for this household?If "BOTTLED WATER", GOTO Q102987-9Don't know1Water piped into dwelling2Water piped into compound3Water pipe outside compound, yard or plot4Water piped to neighbour5Public tap/standpipe6Tube well, borehole7Dug protected well8Dug unprotected well9Protected spring10Unprotected spring11Rain water collection12Tanker-truck13Cart with small tank/drum14River/stream15Dam, lake, pond, canal, irrigation channel16Sachet water17Bottled water19OthersOther specificationOther specificationOther specificationOther specificationOther specificationIn this section we will ask some questions about your dwelling and assets, and the utilities your household uses.Module 1: Household Level Information, Part B: Dwelling
8) What is the main source of drinking water for this household? Other specifyDoes household treat water?Does household treat water?Does household treat water?Does household treat water?Does household treat water?In this section we will ask some questions about your dwelling and assets, and the utilities your household uses.Module 1: Household Level Information, Part B: Dwelling
9) Does your household treat water in any way such as boiling, filtering or otherwise before drinking?17931194-9Don't know1Yes2NoSysmissWhere is cooking usually done?Where is cooking usually done?Where is cooking usually done?Where is cooking usually done?Where is cooking usually done?In this section we will ask some questions about your dwelling and assets, and the utilities your household uses.Module 1: Household Level Information, Part B: Dwelling
10) Where is the cooking usually done?If "WE DO NOT COOK AT THIS HOUSEHOLD", GOTO Q1229871In special room in the house2In the house, not in a special room3In a separate building4In a porch within the dwelling5Outdoors6We do not cook at this household7OthersOther specificationOther specificationOther specificationOther specificationOther specificationIn this section we will ask some questions about your dwelling and assets, and the utilities your household uses.Module 1: Household Level Information, Part B: Dwelling
10) Where is the cooking usually done? Other specify13AT WORKBEDROOMIN THE BEDROOMIN THE DWELLINGIN THE ROOMINSIDE DWELLINGSTORESTRUCTURE OUTSIDEWITHIN DWELLINGEnergy for cookingEnergy for cookingEnergy for cookingEnergy for cookingEnergy for cookingIn this section we will ask some questions about your dwelling and assets, and the utilities your household uses.Module 1: Household Level Information Part B: Dwelling
11) What source of energy does your household mainly use for cooking?2799188-9Don't know1Electricity2LPG3Natural gas4Biogas5Charcoal6Kerosene7Wood/firewood8Straw / shrubs / grass9Agricultural crop residue / sawdust10Animal waste19OthersSysmissOther specificationOther specificationOther specificationOther specificationOther specificationIn this section we will ask some questions about your dwelling and assets, and the utilities your household uses.Module 1: Household Level Information Part B: Dwelling
11) What source of energy does your household mainly use for cooking? Other specifyEnergy for lightingEnergy for lightingEnergy for lightingEnergy for lightingEnergy for lightingIn this section we will ask some questions about your dwelling and assets, and the utilities your household uses.Module 1: Household Level Information, Part B: Dwelling
12) What source of energy does your household mainly use for lighting?2987-9Don't know1Electricity2Generator3Wind energy4Kerosene lamp5Gas lamp6Parrafin7Wood8Straw / shrubs / grass9Flashlight / torch / candles10No light19OthersOther specificationOther specificationOther specificationOther specificationOther specificationIn this section we will ask some questions about your dwelling and assets, and the utilities your household uses.Module 1: Household Level Information, Part B: Dwelling
12) What source of energy does your household mainly use for lighting? Other specify2NO LIGHTRECHARGEABLE LAMPSToilet facilityToilet facilityToilet facilityToilet facilityToilet facilityIn this section we will ask some questions about your dwelling and assets, and the utilities your household uses.Module 1: Household Level Information, Part B: Dwelling
13) What kind of toilet facility do members of this household usually use?If "CESS POOL", "BUCKET LATRINE", or "NO FACILITY (BUSH, FIELD, ETC.)", GOTO Q1529871Flush toilet2KVIP3Pit laterine4Pan / bucket5Public toilet (flush, bucket, KVIP)6Toilet in another house7No facility (bush, field, etc)19OthersOther specificationOther specificationOther specificationOther specificationOther specificationIn this section we will ask some questions about your dwelling and assets, and the utilities your household uses.Module 1: Household Level Information, Part B: Dwelling
13) What kind of toilet facility do members of this household usually use? Other specify1THE FORDIs toilet shared?Is toilet shared?Is toilet shared?Is toilet shared?Is toilet shared?In this section we will ask some questions about your dwelling and assets, and the utilities your household uses.Module 1: Household Level Information, Part B: Dwelling
14) Is this toilet shared with one or more other households?166313241Yes, share with 1 - 4 households2Yes, share with 5- 9 households3Yes, share with 10 or more households4No, do not shareSysmissA MOBILE PHONEA MOBILE PHONEA MOBILE PHONEA MOBILE PHONEA MOBILE PHONEIn this section we will ask some questions about your dwelling and assets, and the utilities your household uses.Module 1: Household Level Information, Part B: Dwelling
15) Does anybody in the household own (in working condition) …? A MOBILE PHONE29871Yes2NoA FIXED TELEPHONE LINEA FIXED TELEPHONE LINEA FIXED TELEPHONE LINEA FIXED TELEPHONE LINEA FIXED TELEPHONE LINEIn this section we will ask some questions about your dwelling and assets, and the utilities your household uses.Module 1: Household Level Information, Part B: Dwelling
15) Does anybody in the household own (in working condition) …? A FIXED TELEPHONE LINE29871Yes2NoA RADIOA RADIOA RADIOA RADIOA RADIOIn this section we will ask some questions about your dwelling and assets, and the utilities your household uses.Module 1: Household Level Information, Part B: Dwelling
15) Does anybody in the household own (in working condition) …? A RADIO29871Yes2NoA TELEVISIONA TELEVISIONA TELEVISIONA TELEVISIONA TELEVISIONIn this section we will ask some questions about your dwelling and assets, and the utilities your household uses.Module 1: Household Level Information, Part B: Dwelling
15) Does anybody in the household own (in working condition) …? A TELEVISION29871Yes2NoA REFRIGERATORA REFRIGERATORA REFRIGERATORA REFRIGERATORA REFRIGERATORIn this section we will ask some questions about your dwelling and assets, and the utilities your household uses.Module 1: Household Level Information, Part B: Dwelling
15) Does anybody in the household own (in working condition) …? A REFRIGERATOR29871Yes2NoAN AUTOMATIC WASHING MACHINEAN AUTOMATIC WASHING MACHINEAN AUTOMATIC WASHING MACHINEAN AUTOMATIC WASHING MACHINEAN AUTOMATIC WASHING MACHINEIn this section we will ask some questions about your dwelling and assets, and the utilities your household uses.Module 1: Household Level Information, Part B: Dwelling
15) Does anybody in the household own (in working condition) …? AN AUTOMATIC WASHING MACHINE29871Yes2NoAN AIR CONDITIONERAN AIR CONDITIONERAN AIR CONDITIONERAN AIR CONDITIONERAN AIR CONDITIONERIn this section we will ask some questions about your dwelling and assets, and the utilities your household uses.Module 1: Household Level Information, Part B: Dwelling
15) Does anybody in the household own (in working condition) …? AN AIR CONDITIONER29871Yes2NoA COMPUTER (DESKTOP/LAPTOP/IPAD, ETC)A COMPUTER (DESKTOP/LAPTOP/IPAD, ETC)A COMPUTER (DESKTOP/LAPTOP/IPAD, ETC)A COMPUTER (DESKTOP/LAPTOP/IPAD, ETC)A COMPUTER (DESKTOP/LAPTOP/IPAD, ETC)In this section we will ask some questions about your dwelling and assets, and the utilities your household uses.Does anybody in the household own (in working condition) …? A COMPUTER (DESKTOP/LAPTOP/IPAD, ETC)29871Yes2NoANY INTERNET CONNECTION/INTERNET ACCESSANY INTERNET CONNECTION/INTERNET ACCESSANY INTERNET CONNECTION/INTERNET ACCESSANY INTERNET CONNECTION/INTERNET ACCESSANY INTERNET CONNECTION/INTERNET ACCESSIn this section we will ask some questions about your dwelling and assets, and the utilities your household uses.Module 1: Household Level Information, Part B: Dwelling
15) Does anybody in the household own (in working condition) …? ANY INTERNET CONNECTION/INTERNET ACCESS29871Yes2NoA BICYCLEA BICYCLEA BICYCLEA BICYCLEA BICYCLEIn this section we will ask some questions about your dwelling and assets, and the utilities your household uses.Module 1: Household Level Information, Part B: Dwelling
15) Does anybody in the household own (in working condition) …? A BICYCLE29871Yes2NoA MOTORCYCLE/SCOOTERA MOTORCYCLE/SCOOTERA MOTORCYCLE/SCOOTERA MOTORCYCLE/SCOOTERA MOTORCYCLE/SCOOTERIn this section we will ask some questions about your dwelling and assets, and the utilities your household uses.Module 1: Household Level Information, Part B: Dwelling
15) Does anybody in the household own (in working condition) …? A MOTORCYCLE/SCOOTER29871Yes2NoA THREE-WHEELERA THREE-WHEELERA THREE-WHEELERA THREE-WHEELERA THREE-WHEELERIn this section we will ask some questions about your dwelling and assets, and the utilities your household uses.Module 1: Household Level Information, Part B: Dwelling
15) Does anybody in the household own (in working condition) …? A THREE-WHEELER29871Yes2NoA CAR/TRUCKA CAR/TRUCKA CAR/TRUCKA CAR/TRUCKA CAR/TRUCKIn this section we will ask some questions about your dwelling and assets, and the utilities your household uses.Module 1: Household Level Information, Part B: Dwelling
15) Does anybody in the household own (in working condition) …? A CAR/TRUCK29871Yes2NoA WATER HEATERA WATER HEATERA WATER HEATERA WATER HEATERA WATER HEATERIn this section we will ask some questions about your dwelling and assets, and the utilities your household uses.Module 1: Household Level Information, Part B: Dwelling
15) Does anybody in the household own (in working condition) …? A WATER HEATER29871Yes2NoAN ANIMAL DRAWN CARTAN ANIMAL DRAWN CARTAN ANIMAL DRAWN CARTAN ANIMAL DRAWN CARTAN ANIMAL DRAWN CARTIn this section we will ask some questions about your dwelling and assets, and the utilities your household uses.Module 1: Household Level Information, Part B: Dwelling
15) Does anybody in the household own (in working condition) …? AN ANIMAL DRAWN CART29871Yes2NoA BOAT WITHOUT MOTORA BOAT WITHOUT MOTORA BOAT WITHOUT MOTORA BOAT WITHOUT MOTORA BOAT WITHOUT MOTORIn this section we will ask some questions about your dwelling and assets, and the utilities your household uses.Module 1: Household Level Information, Part B: Dwelling
15) Does anybody in the household own (in working condition) …? A BOAT WITHOUT MOTOR29871Yes2NoA BOAT WITH MOTORA BOAT WITH MOTORA BOAT WITH MOTORA BOAT WITH MOTORA BOAT WITH MOTORIn this section we will ask some questions about your dwelling and assets, and the utilities your household uses.Module 1: Household Level Information, Part B: Dwelling
15) Does anybody in the household own (in working condition) …? A BOAT WITH MOTOR29871Yes2NoA SEWING MACHINEA SEWING MACHINEA SEWING MACHINEA SEWING MACHINEA SEWING MACHINE29871Yes2NoSTOVE (GAS/ELECTRIC)STOVE (GAS/ELECTRIC)STOVE (GAS/ELECTRIC)STOVE (GAS/ELECTRIC)STOVE (GAS/ELECTRIC)29871Yes2NoCAMCORDER/VIDEO CAMERACAMCORDER/VIDEO CAMERACAMCORDER/VIDEO CAMERACAMCORDER/VIDEO CAMERACAMCORDER/VIDEO CAMERA29871Yes2NoCAMERACAMERACAMERACAMERACAMERA29871Yes2NoELECTRIC IRONELECTRIC IRONELECTRIC IRONELECTRIC IRONELECTRIC IRON29871Yes2NoBOX IRONBOX IRONBOX IRONBOX IRONBOX IRON29871Yes2NoDoes own....A SECONDARY HOMEDoes own....A SECONDARY HOMEDoes own....A SECONDARY HOMEDoes own....A SECONDARY HOMEDoes own....A SECONDARY HOMEIn this section we will ask some questions about your dwelling and assets, and the utilities your household uses.Module 1: Household Level Information, Part B: Dwelling
16) Does any member of this household own…? A VACATION HOME / WEEK-END HOME29871Yes2NoDoes own....A BANK ACCOUNT WITH A FORMAL INSTITUTIONDoes own....A BANK ACCOUNT WITH A FORMAL INSTITUTIONDoes own....A BANK ACCOUNT WITH A FORMAL INSTITUTIONDoes own....A BANK ACCOUNT WITH A FORMAL INSTITUTIONDoes own....A BANK ACCOUNT WITH A FORMAL INSTITUTIONIn this section we will ask some questions about your dwelling and assets, and the utilities your household uses.Module 1: Household Level Information, Part B: Dwelling
16) Does any member of this household own…? A BANK ACCOUNT WITH A FORMAL INSTITUTION29871Yes2NoDoes own....LIFE INSURANCEDoes own....LIFE INSURANCEDoes own....LIFE INSURANCEDoes own....LIFE INSURANCEDoes own....LIFE INSURANCEIn this section we will ask some questions about your dwelling and assets, and the utilities your household uses.Module 1: Household Level Information, Part B: Dwelling
16) Does any member of this household own…? LIFE INSURANCE29871Yes2NoDoes own....SMALL GARDEN PLOTDoes own....SMALL GARDEN PLOTDoes own....SMALL GARDEN PLOTDoes own....SMALL GARDEN PLOTDoes own....SMALL GARDEN PLOTIn this section we will ask some questions about your dwelling and assets, and the utilities your household uses.Module 1: Household Level Information, Part B: Dwelling
16) Does any member of this household own…? SMALL GARDEN PLOT29871Yes2NoDoes own....LAND USED FOR AGRICULTURAL PURPOSESDoes own....LAND USED FOR AGRICULTURAL PURPOSESDoes own....LAND USED FOR AGRICULTURAL PURPOSESDoes own....LAND USED FOR AGRICULTURAL PURPOSESDoes own....LAND USED FOR AGRICULTURAL PURPOSESIn this section we will ask some questions about your dwelling and assets, and the utilities your household uses.Module 1: Household Level Information, Part B: Dwelling
16) Does any member of this household own…? LAND USED FOR AGRICULTURAL PURPOSES29871Yes2NoDoes own....LAND USED FOR OTHER PURPOSES (OTHER THAN HOUSE PLOT)Does own....LAND USED FOR OTHER PURPOSES (OTHER THAN HOUSE PLOT)Does own....LAND USED FOR OTHER PURPOSES (OTHER THAN HOUSE PLOT)Does own....LAND USED FOR OTHER PURPOSES (OTHER THAN HOUSE PLOT)Does own....LAND USED FOR OTHER PURPOSES (OTHER THAN HOUSE PLOT)In this section we will ask some questions about your dwelling and assets, and the utilities your household uses.Module 1: Household Level Information, Part B: Dwelling
16) Does any member of this household own…? LAND USED FOR OTHER PURPOSES (OTHER THAN HOUSE PLOT)29871Yes2NoDoes own....ANY POULTRY, LIVESTOCK OR FARM ANIMALSDoes own....ANY POULTRY, LIVESTOCK OR FARM ANIMALSDoes own....ANY POULTRY, LIVESTOCK OR FARM ANIMALSDoes own....ANY POULTRY, LIVESTOCK OR FARM ANIMALSDoes own....ANY POULTRY, LIVESTOCK OR FARM ANIMALSIn this section we will ask some questions about your dwelling and assets, and the utilities your household uses.Module 1: Household Level Information, Part B: Dwelling
16) Does any member of this household own…? ANY POULTRY, LIVESTOCK OR FARM ANIMALS29871Yes2NoHow many cows, oxens and bulls?How many cows, oxens and bulls?How many cows, oxens and bulls?How many cows, oxens and bulls?How many cows, oxens and bulls?In this section we will ask some questions about your dwelling and assets, and the utilities your household uses.Module 1: Household Level Information, Part B: Dwelling
17) How many of each of these animals are owned by the household? CATTLE5342453600.4664.045How many horses, donkeys and mules?How many horses, donkeys and mules?How many horses, donkeys and mules?How many horses, donkeys and mules?How many horses, donkeys and mules?In this section we will ask some questions about your dwelling and assets, and the utilities your household uses.Module 1: Household Level Information, Part B: Dwelling
17) How many of each of these animals are owned by the household? DONKEYS5342453123SysmissHow many pigs?How many pigs?How many pigs?How many pigs?How many pigs?In this section we will ask some questions about your dwelling and assets, and the utilities your household uses.Module 1: Household Level Information, Part B: Dwelling
17) How many of each of these animals are owned by the household? CAMELS5342453350.3152.306How many goats?How many goats?How many goats?How many goats?How many goats?In this section we will ask some questions about your dwelling and assets, and the utilities your household uses.Module 1: Household Level Information, Part B: Dwelling
17) How many of each of these animals are owned by the household? GOATS5342453402.2234.405How many sheep?How many sheep?How many sheep?How many sheep?How many sheep?In this section we will ask some questions about your dwelling and assets, and the utilities your household uses.Module 1: Household Level Information, Part B: Dwelling
17) How many of each of these animals are owned by the household? SHEEP5342453250.8692.94How many chickens?How many chickens?How many chickens?How many chickens?How many chickens?In this section we will ask some questions about your dwelling and assets, and the utilities your household uses.Module 1: Household Level Information, Part B: Dwelling
17) How many of each of these animals are owned by the household? CHICKENS534245350013.63331.216Number of booksNumber of booksNumber of booksNumber of booksNumber of booksIn this section we will ask some questions about your dwelling and assets, and the utilities your household uses.Module 1: Household Level Information, Part B: Dwelling
18) Excluding textbooks used at school, how many books do you have in this household?29871None21 to 10311 to 50451 or more5Don't know - few6Don't know - manyHas received transfers...?Has received transfers...?Has received transfers...?Has received transfers...?Has received transfers...?In this section we will ask some questions about your dwelling and assets, and the utilities your household uses.Module 1: Household Level Information, Part B: Dwelling
19) During the past 12 months, has this household received any transfers of money from individuals not currently living in the household?29871Yes2NoHas provided transfers to others?Has provided transfers to others?Has provided transfers to others?Has provided transfers to others?Has provided transfers to others?In this section we will ask some questions about your dwelling and assets, and the utilities your household uses.Module 1: Household Level Information, Part B: Dwelling
20) During the past 12 months, has this household provided any transfers of money to individuals not currently living in the household?29871Yes2NoReceived: PensionsReceived: PensionsReceived: PensionsReceived: PensionsReceived: PensionsIn this section we will ask some questions about your dwelling and assets, and the utilities your household uses.Module 1: Household Level Information, Part B: Dwelling
21) During the past 12 months, has anyone in this household received any of these benefits from government or local authorities?
1. PENSIONS (insurance; state); social pensions, veteran pensions?29871Yes2NoReceived: Disability benefitsReceived: Disability benefitsReceived: Disability benefitsReceived: Disability benefitsReceived: Disability benefitsIn this section we will ask some questions about your dwelling and assets, and the utilities your household uses.Module 1: Household Level Information, Part B: Dwelling
21) During the past 12 months, has anyone in this household received any of these benefits from government or local authorities?
3. DISABILITY BENEFITS29871Yes2NoReceived: Social assistanceReceived: Social assistanceReceived: Social assistanceReceived: Social assistanceReceived: Social assistanceIn this section we will ask some questions about your dwelling and assets, and the utilities your household uses.Module 1: Household Level Information, Part B: Dwelling
21) During the past 12 months, has anyone in this household received any of these benefits from government or local authorities?
5. SOCIAL ASSISTANCE / WELFARE BENEFITS29871Yes2NoReceived: Public worksReceived: Public worksReceived: Public worksReceived: Public worksReceived: Public worksIn this section we will ask some questions about your dwelling and assets, and the utilities your household uses.Module 1: Household Level Information, Part B: Dwelling
21) During the past 12 months, has anyone in this household received any of these benefits from government or local authorities?
6. PUBLIC WORKS (example: Maintaining Rural Access Roads)29871Yes2NoReceived: ScholarshipsReceived: ScholarshipsReceived: ScholarshipsReceived: ScholarshipsReceived: ScholarshipsIn this section we will ask some questions about your dwelling and assets, and the utilities your household uses.Module 1: Household Level Information, Part B: Dwelling
21) During the past 12 months, has anyone in this household received any of these benefits from government or local authorities?
7. SCHOLARSHIPS29871Yes2NoReceived: Housing/Utility allowancesReceived: Housing/Utility allowancesReceived: Housing/Utility allowancesReceived: Housing/Utility allowancesReceived: Housing/Utility allowancesIn this section we will ask some questions about your dwelling and assets, and the utilities your household uses.Module 1: Household Level Information, Part B: Dwelling
21) During the past 12 months, has anyone in this household received any of these benefits from government or local authorities?
8. HOUSING, utility allowances29871Yes2NoReceived: capitation grantsReceived: capitation grantsReceived: capitation grantsReceived: capitation grantsReceived: capitation grantsIn this section we will ask some questions about your dwelling and assets, and the utilities your household uses.Module 1: Household Level Information, Part B: Dwelling
21) During the past 12 months, has anyone in this household received any of these benefits from government or local authorities?
9. IN-KIND BENEFITS (school feeding) vouchers and coupons for food, fuel, transp29871Yes2NoReceived: Other benefits/allowancesReceived: Other benefits/allowancesReceived: Other benefits/allowancesReceived: Other benefits/allowancesReceived: Other benefits/allowancesIn this section we will ask some questions about your dwelling and assets, and the utilities your household uses.Module 1: Household Level Information, Part B: Dwelling
21) During the past 12 months, has anyone in this household received any of these benefits from government or local authorities?
10. OTHER BENEFITS / ALLOWANCES29871Yes2NoNUMBER ANUMBER ANUMBER ANUMBER ANUMBER AModule 1: Household Level Information, Part c: filter instructions to choose the individual respondent
Write the number of persons who are qualified from Question 20: ________ CALL THIS NUMBER A.2987123456789101115NUMBER BNUMBER BNUMBER BNUMBER BNUMBER BModule 1: Household Level Information, Part c: filter instructions to choose the individual respondent
Write the number from the random number table that is less than or equal to A: ________ CALL THIS NUMBER B.29871234567811Day and Time to meetDay and Time to meetDay and Time to meetDay and Time to meetDay and Time to meet2698Did attend kindergarten...?Did attend kindergarten...?Did attend kindergarten...?Did attend kindergarten...?Did attend kindergarten...?Module 2: Education
1) Before age 6, did you attend a kindergarten or nursery school?294839-9Don't know1Yes2NoSysmissEver attended school?Ever attended school?Ever attended school?Ever attended school?Ever attended school?Module 2: Education
2) Have you ever attended a formal education program (formal education) ? Do not count kindergargenDO NOT COUNT KINDERGARTEN.29871Yes2NoReason not attended school (1)Reason not attended school (1)Reason not attended school (1)Reason not attended school (1)Reason not attended school (1)Module 2: Education
3) What were the reasons you never attended (primary) school? Reason 1DO NOT READ RESPONSES. RECORD UP TO TWO REASONS.29026971No money for fees / uniform / books2Poor quality of schools / education3Schools unsafe4Illness5Disability6Parents / elders did not let me7Had to work outside or for household business8Had to help in home / look after children9School too far from home10School conflicts with beliefs11No female teachers12Social unrest / insecurity19OthersSysmissReason not attended school (2)Reason not attended school (2)Reason not attended school (2)Reason not attended school (2)Reason not attended school (2)Module 2: Education
3) What were the reasons you never attended (primary) school? Reason 29828891No money for fees / uniform / books2Poor quality of schools / education3Schools unsafe4Illness5Disability6Parents / elders did not let me7Had to work outside or for household business8Had to help in home / look after children9School too far from home10School conflicts with beliefs11No female teachers12Social unrest / insecurity19OthersSysmissOther reasonOther reasonOther reasonOther reasonOther reasonModule 2: Education
3) What were the reasons you never attended (primary) school? Other specify21BROKEN HOMEDEATH OF FATHERDEATH OF HOUSEHOLD HEADDEATH OF PARENTSDEATH TO BOTH PARENTSHAD NO INTEREST FOR SCHOOLJUST DIDN'T WANT TO ATTEND SCHOOLLOST DADLOST PARENTS AGE TWONOT INTERESTED IN SCHOOLREFUSE TO ATTEND SCHOOLSAW NO IMPOPTANCE IN ATTENDING SCHOOL THSCHOOL DID NOT INTEREST MESCHOOL NOT IMPORTANTTHERE IS NO USE FOR A WOMAN TO GO TO SCHWAS NOT INTERESTEDLiteracy program...?Literacy program...?Literacy program...?Literacy program...?Literacy program...?Module 2: Education
4) Have you ever participated in a literacy program or any program that involved learning to read or write?29126961Yes2NoSysmissHas industry-recognized certificate...?Has industry-recognized certificate...?Has industry-recognized certificate...?Has industry-recognized certificate...?Has industry-recognized certificate...?Module 2: Education
5) Have you any industry-recognized or government certificate in a particular field?29126961Yes2NoSysmissField of certificateField of certificateField of certificateField of certificateField of certificateModule 2: Education
6) In what field is this certificate?32984-9Don't know1Education2Humanities and Arts3Social and behabvioural science (including Economics)4Journalism and information5Business and administration6Secretarial and office work7Law and legal services8Science (except computing)9Computing / information technology10Engineering and engineering trades11Manufacturing and processing12Building trades and architecture13Agriculture, forestry and fisheries14Veterinary15Health16Social services17Hotel and catering, travel and tourism, sports and leisure18Hairdressing, beauty treatment, cosmetic services19Cleaning, laundry, drycleaning, domestic science20Transport services21Environmental protection22Security services23General program or no specific fields24OthersSysmissAge you started first gradeAge you started first gradeAge you started first gradeAge you started first gradeAge you started first gradeModule 2: Education
7) At what age did you start first grade? (AGE IN COMPLETED YEARS)2696291567891011121314151718SysmissHighest level for gradeHighest level for gradeHighest level for gradeHighest level for gradeHighest level for grade26962911No grade completed2Primary education3Middle school MSLC (old system)4Senior secondary school ('O' and 'A' levels)6JSS / JHS7SSS / SHS8Secondary (post basic): Technical / vocational / agricultural9Teacher training (Cert A)10Teacher training (Diploma)11Polytechnic programme12Other professional, tertiary (nursing, etc)13University first degree (bachelor)14University second degree (master)15PHD programmeSysmissHighest grade-levelHighest grade-levelHighest grade-levelHighest grade-levelHighest grade-level26962911234567SysmissHigest level of formal education completedHigest level of formal education completedHigest level of formal education completedHigest level of formal education completedHigest level of formal education completedModule 2: Education
8B) What is the highest level of formal education that you have completed?If "No level completed (did not complete Primary)", GOTO Q10
If "Primary education, old system: MSLC" or "Primary education, new system: JSS/JHS", GOTO Q1226823051No level completed2Primary education3Old system MSLC4O Level5A level6JSS / JHS7SSS / SHS8Secondary (post basic): Technical / vocational / agricultural9Teacher training (Cert A)10Teacher training (Diploma)11Polytechnic programme12Other professional, tertiary (nursing, etc)13University first degree (bachelor)14University second degree (master)15PHD programmeSysmissField of highest qualification (1)Field of highest qualification (1)Field of highest qualification (1)Field of highest qualification (1)Field of highest qualification (1)Module 2: Education
9) In which field or subject is your highest qualification? (1)IF RECEIVED SEVERAL DIPLOMAS OR DEGREES AT THE SAME LEVEL REFER TO TWO MAIN ONES9002087-9Don't know1Education2Humanities and Arts3Social and behabvioural science (including Economics)4Journalism and information5Business and administration6Secretarial and office work7Law and legal services8Science (except computing)9Computing / information technology10Engineering and engineering trades11Manufacturing and processing12Building trades and architecture13Agriculture, forestry and fisheries14Veterinary15Health16Social services17Hotel and catering, travel and tourism, sports and leisure18Hairdressing, beauty treatment, cosmetic services19Cleaning, laundry, drycleaning, domestic science20Transport services21Environmental protection22Security services23General program or no specific fields24OthersSysmissField of highest qualification (2)Field of highest qualification (2)Field of highest qualification (2)Field of highest qualification (2)Field of highest qualification (2)Module 2: Education
9) In which field or subject is your highest qualification? (2)IF RECEIVED SEVERAL DIPLOMAS OR DEGREES AT THE SAME LEVEL REFER TO TWO MAIN ONES152972-9Don't know1Education2Humanities and Arts3Social and behabvioural science (including Economics)4Journalism and information5Business and administration6Secretarial and office work7Law and legal services8Science (except computing)9Computing / information technology10Engineering and engineering trades11Manufacturing and processing12Building trades and architecture13Agriculture, forestry and fisheries14Veterinary15Health16Social services17Hotel and catering, travel and tourism, sports and leisure18Hairdressing, beauty treatment, cosmetic services19Cleaning, laundry, drycleaning, domestic science20Transport services21Environmental protection22Security services23General program or no specific fields24OthersSysmissOtherOtherOtherOtherOtherModule 2: Education
9) In which field or subject is your highest qualification? Other specify (2)38AUTO CAR DESIGNERAUTO MECHANICSBIOCHEMISTRY AND FOOD SCIENCECLOTHING AND TEXTILECOMMUNICATION DESIGNDRESSMAKINGELECTRONICSFASHIONFASHION AND DESIGNFASHION DESIGNINGFIRST AID/SURVIVAL ON SEAGENERAL ARTSHOME ECONOMICSHOME ECONOMICS (COOKING)MECHANIC AND AUTO ELECTRICALSMINISTERIAL/THEOLOGY DEGREENVTIPURCHASING AND SUPPLYSEWING & DRESS DESIGNINGSEWING (FASHION) DESIGNINGTHEOLOGYVISUAL ARTSHas participated in literacy program...?Has participated in literacy program...?Has participated in literacy program...?Has participated in literacy program...?Has participated in literacy program...?Module 2: Education
10) Have you ever participated in a literacy program or any program that involved learning to read or write, excluding primary school?28427031Yes2NoSysmissType of schoolType of schoolType of schoolType of schoolType of schoolModule 2: Education
12) What type of school or institution did you attend when you completed your highest education level?If "HOME-SCHOOLING/ STUDY FROM HOME", GOTO Q122693294-9Don't know1Public2Private-sector3Private religious4Public private mix5Home-schooling / study from home6OthersSysmissType of school-OtherType of school-OtherType of school-OtherType of school-OtherType of school-OtherModule 2: Education
12) What type of school or institution did you attend when you completed your highest education level? Other specifyLocation of school or institutionLocation of school or institutionLocation of school or institutionLocation of school or institutionLocation of school or institutionModule 2: Education
13) In which location was this school or institution?26952921This province2Another province in Ghana3Other West African country4Other African country5Europe / North America9Another country (to be specified)SysmissOtherOtherOtherOtherOtherModule 2: Education
13) In which location was this school or institution? Other specify2ISRAELTAIWANHas additional general/tech/voc/professional certificate..?Has additional general/tech/voc/professional certificate..?Has additional general/tech/voc/professional certificate..?Has additional general/tech/voc/professional certificate..?Has additional general/tech/voc/professional certificate..?Module 2: Education
14) Do you have an additional general or technical/vocational or professional certificate, diploma, or degree in another field, from a formal educational institution?If "No", GOTO Q1726962911Yes2NoSysmissEducational level of this additional certificate, diploma or degreeEducational level of this additional certificate, diploma or degreeEducational level of this additional certificate, diploma or degreeEducational level of this additional certificate, diploma or degreeEducational level of this additional certificate, diploma or degreeModule 2: Education
15) At what educational level is this additional certificate, diploma or degree?Interviewer: simply probe. Do not show card A to the respondent, but refer to card A to record the answer16128264Senior secondary school (Old system - 'O' Level)5Senior secondary school (Old system - 'A' Level)7SSS / SHS8Secondary post basic technical / voactional / agricultural9Teacher training (Cert A)10Teacher training (Diploma)11Polytechnic programme12Other professional tertiary13University first degree (Bachelors)14University second degree (masters)15PHDSysmissField of this additional certificate, diploma or degreeField of this additional certificate, diploma or degreeField of this additional certificate, diploma or degreeField of this additional certificate, diploma or degreeField of this additional certificate, diploma or degreeModule 2: Education
16) In what field was this additional certificate, diploma or degree ?Interviewer: simply probe. Do not show card B to the respondent, but refer to card B to record the answer1612826-9Don't know1Education2Humanities and Arts3Social and behabvioural science (including Economics)4Journalism and information5Business and administration6Secretarial and office work7Law and legal services8Science (except computing)9Computing / information technology10Engineering and engineering trades11Manufacturing and processing12Building trades and architecture13Agriculture, forestry and fisheries14Veterinary15Health16Social services17Hotel and catering, travel and tourism, sports and leisure18Hairdressing, beauty treatment, cosmetic services19Cleaning, laundry, drycleaning, domestic science20Transport services21Environmental protection22Security services23General program or no specific fields24OthersSysmissOther field of certificateOther field of certificateOther field of certificateOther field of certificateOther field of certificateModule 2: Education
16) In what field was this additional certificate, diploma or degree ? Other (Specify)Any industry-recognized/government certificate?Any industry-recognized/government certificate?Any industry-recognized/government certificate?Any industry-recognized/government certificate?Any industry-recognized/government certificate?Module 2: Education
17) Do you have you any industry-recognized or government certificate in a particular field and not awarded by a formal educational institution?If "No", GOTO Q1926962911Yes2NoSysmissField of this certificateField of this certificateField of this certificateField of this certificateField of this certificateModule 2: Education
18) In what field is this industry-recognized or government certificate?Interviewer: simply probe. Do not show card B to the respondent, but refer to card B to record the answer2122775-9Don't know1Education2Humanities and Arts3Social and behabvioural science (including Economics)4Journalism and information5Business and administration6Secretarial and office work7Law and legal services8Science (except computing)9Computing / information technology10Engineering and engineering trades11Manufacturing and processing12Building trades and architecture13Agriculture, forestry and fisheries14Veterinary15Health16Social services17Hotel and catering, travel and tourism, sports and leisure18Hairdressing, beauty treatment, cosmetic services19Cleaning, laundry, drycleaning, domestic science20Transport services21Environmental protection22Security services23General program or no specific fields24OthersSysmissField-otherField-otherField-otherField-otherField-otherModule 2: Education
18) In what field is this industry-recognized or government certificate? Other (specify)Currently attending a formal education programCurrently attending a formal education programCurrently attending a formal education programCurrently attending a formal education programCurrently attending a formal education programModule 2: Education
19) Are you currently attending a formal education program (formal education)?If "No", GOTO Q2226962911Yes2NoSysmissLevel currently attendingLevel currently attendingLevel currently attendingLevel currently attendingLevel currently attending48225052Primary education6JSS / JHS7SSS / SHS8Secondary technical / vocational / agricultural9Teacher training (Cert A)10Teacher training (Diploma)11Polytechnic programme12Other professional tertiary13University first degree (Bachelors)14University second degree (masters)15PHD99Not in schoolSysmissGrade currently attendingGrade currently attendingGrade currently attendingGrade currently attendingGrade currently attending4822505123456SysmissField of this studyField of this studyField of this studyField of this studyField of this studyModule 2: Education
21) In what field is this study?Interviewer: simply probe. Do not show card B to the respondent, but refer to card B to record the answer3432644-9Don't know1Education2Humanities and Arts3Social and behabvioural science (including Economics)4Journalism and information5Business and administration6Secretarial and office work7Law and legal services8Science (except computing)9Computing / information technology10Engineering and engineering trades11Manufacturing and processing12Building trades and architecture13Agriculture, forestry and fisheries14Veterinary15Health16Social services17Hotel and catering, travel and tourism, sports and leisure18Hairdressing, beauty treatment, cosmetic services19Cleaning, laundry, drycleaning, domestic science20Transport services21Environmental protection22Security services23General program or no specific fields24OthersSysmissOther-fieldOther-fieldOther-fieldOther-fieldOther-fieldModule 2: Education
21) In what field is this study? Other specify>>Q3410ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING TECHNICIANFASHIONFASHION AND CLOTHING DESIGN.GENERAL ARTSHOME ECONOMICSHOME SCIENCEINTEGRATED COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENTPASTORALDropped out of formal educationDropped out of formal educationDropped out of formal educationDropped out of formal educationDropped out of formal educationModule 2: Education
22) Did you drop out of formal education without completing the highest educational level that you started?NO >>Q2622127751Yes2NoSysmissReason dropped-out (1)Reason dropped-out (1)Reason dropped-out (1)Reason dropped-out (1)Reason dropped-out (1)Module 2: Education
23) What was the reason/ reasons you dropped out? (main)DO NOT READ RESPONSES. RECORD UP TO TWO REASONS.62223651No money for fees / uniform / books2Poor quality of schools / education3Schools unsafe4Illness5Disability6Parents / elders did not let me7Had to work outside or for household business8Had to help in home / look after children9School too far from home10School conflicts with beliefs11No female teachers12Pregnancy13Marriage14School work too difficult / poor grades15Additional schooling wan't worth it16Social unrest/insecurity19OthersSysmissReason dropped-out (2)Reason dropped-out (2)Reason dropped-out (2)Reason dropped-out (2)Reason dropped-out (2)Module 2: Education
23) What was the reason/ reasons you dropped out? (second)DO NOT READ RESPONSES. RECORD UP TO TWO REASONS.10428831No money for fees / uniform / books2Poor quality of schools / education3Schools unsafe4Illness5Disability6Parents / elders did not let me7Had to work outside or for household business8Had to help in home / look after children9School too far from home10School conflicts with beliefs11No female teachers12Pregnancy13Marriage14School work too difficult / poor grades15Additional schooling wan't worth it16Social unrest/insecurity19OthersSysmissReason dropped-out, otherReason dropped-out, otherReason dropped-out, otherReason dropped-out, otherReason dropped-out, otherModule 2: Education
23) What was the reason/ reasons you dropped out? Other specify766ALWAYS PUNISHED AT SCHOOL BY TEACHERSBECAUSE SHE COULD NOT SPEAK OUR OFFICIALBROKEN HOMECARE TAKER DIEDCOULD NOT PASS EXAMSDEATH OF A PARENT DADDEATH OF FATHERDEATH OF GUARDIADDEATH OF GUARDIANDEATH OF HOUSEHOLD MEMBER GRANDMUMDEATH OF MOTHERDEATH OF PARENTDEATH OF PARENTSDID NOT KNOW THE RELEVANCE OF EDUCATIONDID NOT LIKE SCHOOL BY THENDID NOT VALUE SCHOOLDIDN'T LIKE THE COURSE I WAS DOINGDIVORCE OF PARENTDON'T WANT TO DISCUSSFAMILY HEALTH CAREFATHER BAYS I WILL GET PREGNANTFATHER DIEDFATHER TRAVELED OUTSIDE AND ASKED ME TOFATHER'S DEATHFRIENDS ENCOURAGED NOT TO CONTINUE SCHOOGOT A LADY PREGNANT SO MY FEES WAS USEDHAD AN EYE PROBLEM WHICH MADE HER STOP SHAD INTEREST FOR VOCATIONAL SCHOOL INSTEHAD TO TRAVEL WITH AN AUNTYI WAS A VERY BAD BOYI WAS SICK AND THE TEACHERS SAID THEY DIIGNORANCE OF THE IMPORTANCE OF SCHOOLJUST DROPED OUT FOR NO REASONLAZINESSLEFT SCHOOL FOR MILITARY TRAINING AS A PLOST THE FATHERMADE SOMEBODY PREGNANTMOTHER'S DEATH AFFECTED HER PSYCHOLOGICAMOVE FROM ONE AREA TO ANOTHER AREAMOVED FROM THE PROVINCENO REASONNOBODY TO TAKE CARE OF MENOT BRILLIANTNOT INTERESTED IN SCHOOLINGNOT SUREPARENT DIEDPOOR PERFORMANCEPREFERED LEARNING A TRADE TO SCHOOLINGSPIRIT OF GODS DID NOT LET METEACHER CANE US TOO MUCHTEACHERS WERE NOT AVAILABLETO TRAVELTRAVELLED OUTSIDE GHANATRAVELLED TO THE NORTH TO STAY (GUARDIANTRUANCYUNTIMELY DEATH OF FATHERWANTED TO CHANGE EDUCTION SYSTEM FROM MSWANTED TO CHANGE THE SCHOOLWANTED TO CHOOSE A DIFFERENT PROGRAMMEWANTED TO LEARN A TRADEWAS A BULLY ALWAYS FIGHTING IN SCHOOLWAS ALWAYS FOLLOWING MOTHER TO PLACESWAS NOT INTERESTED IN SCHOOLWAS USED FOR FARM LABOUR BY TEACHERSWASN'T INTERESTED IN SCHOOLHighest level of formal educ before dropping outHighest level of formal educ before dropping outHighest level of formal educ before dropping outHighest level of formal educ before dropping outHighest level of formal educ before dropping out6222365-9Don't know2Primary education3Old system MSLC4O Level5A level6JSS / JHS7SSS / SHS8Secondary (post basic): Technical / vocational / agricultural9Teacher training (Cert A)10Teacher training (Diploma)11Polytechnic programme12Other professional, tertiary (nursing, etc)13University first degree (bachelor)14University second degree (master)15PHD programmeSysmissHighest grade of formal educ before dropping outHighest grade of formal educ before dropping outHighest grade of formal educ before dropping outHighest grade of formal educ before dropping outHighest grade of formal educ before dropping out6222365123456SysmissField or subject before dropping outField or subject before dropping outField or subject before dropping outField or subject before dropping outField or subject before dropping outModule 2: Education
25) 25. In which field or subject were you studying before dropping out?1402847-9Don't know1Education2Humanities and Arts3Social and behabvioural science (including Economics)4Journalism and information5Business and administration6Secretarial and office work7Law and legal services8Science (except computing)9Computing / information technology10Engineering and engineering trades11Manufacturing and processing12Building trades and architecture13Agriculture, forestry and fisheries14Veterinary15Health16Social services17Hotel and catering, travel and tourism, sports and leisure18Hairdressing, beauty treatment, cosmetic services19Cleaning, laundry, drycleaning, domestic science20Transport services21Environmental protection22Security services23General program or no specific fields24OthersSysmissOtherOtherOtherOtherOtherModule 2: Education
25) 25. In which field or subject were you studying before dropping out? Other (specify)3FASHIONFASHION DESIGNINGVOCATIONALAge you left formal educationAge you left formal educationAge you left formal educationAge you left formal educationAge you left formal educationModule 2: Education
26) At what age did you leave formal education?221277565618.5715.345Have you had work for at least 6 months?Have you had work for at least 6 months?Have you had work for at least 6 months?Have you had work for at least 6 months?Have you had work for at least 6 months?Module 2: Education
27) Since completing you highest level of education, have you had work that lastIf "No", GOTO Q2922127751Yes2NoSysmissHave tried to find job?Have tried to find job?Have tried to find job?Have tried to find job?Have tried to find job?Module 2: Education
28) Since completing your highest level of education, have you tried to find work?If "YES" or "NO", GOTO Q3436926181Yes2NoSysmissTime to find that jobTime to find that jobTime to find that jobTime to find that jobTime to find that jobModule 2: Education
29) Think about the first work that lasted at least 6 months since you completed your highest level of education. How long did it take you to find this work?Write "0" if less than one month or if found job while studying181811699916.90322.741Type of employment of that workType of employment of that workType of employment of that workType of employment of that workType of employment of that workModule 2: Education
30) What type of employment was this work?READ OUT ALL RESPONSES184311441Employee / salaried worker2Self employed, owner with or without hire labour3OthersSysmissOther type of employmentOther type of employmentOther type of employmentOther type of employmentOther type of employmentModule 2: Education
30) What type of employment was this work? Other specify122APPRENTISHIPFAMILY BUSINESSFAMILY JOB (WORK)FAMILY WORKERFAMILY WORKER (UNPAID)FIXED TERM CONTRACTHELP MOTHER IN SELLING AT MARKETHELPING MOTHER'S BUSINESSMOTHERS BUSINESSUNCLES BUSINESS WITHOUT PAYUNPAID AFMILY WORKERUNPAID FAMILY BUSINESSUNPAID FAMILY BUSINESS WORKERUNPAID FAMILY LABORUNPAID FAMILY LABOURUNPAID FAMILY WORKERUNPAID LABOUR IN A FAMILY BUSINESSUNPAID WORKERUNPAID WORKER IN FAMILY BUSUNPAID WORKER IN FAMILY BUSINESSUNPAIND FAMILY WORKERUPAID FAMILY LABOURUPAID FAMILY WORKERVOLUNTARYVOLUNTARY WORKER/INTERNWORKING FOR MOTHEROccupation codeOccupation codeOccupation codeOccupation codeOccupation code18431144Armed forces occupations1Commissioned armed forces officers2Non-commissioned armed forces officers3Armed forces occupations, other ranks4Clerical support workers5Service and sales workers6Skilled agricultural, forestry and fishery workers7Craft and related trades workers8Plant and machine operators, and assemblers9Elementary occupations11Chief executives, senior officials and legislators12Administrative and commercial managers13Production and specialised services managers14Hospitality, retail and other services managers21Science and engineering professionals22Health professionals23Teaching professionals24Business and administration professionals25Information and communications technology professionals26Legal, social and cultural professionals31Science and engineering associate professionals32Health associate professionals33Business and administration associate professionals34Legal, social, cultural and related associate professionals35Information and communications technicians41General and keyboard clerks42Customer services clerks43Numerical and material recording clerks44Other clerical support workers51Personal service workers52Sales workers53Personal care workers54Protective services workers61Market-oriented skilled agricultural workers62Market-oriented skilled forestry, fishery and hunting workers63Subsistence farmers, fishers, hunters and gatherers71Building and related trades workers, excluding electricians72Metal, machinery and related trades workers73Handicraft and printing workers74Electrical and electronic trades workers75Food processing, wood working, garment and other craft and related trades workers81Stationary plant and machine operators82Assemblers83Drivers and mobile plant operators91Cleaners and helpers92Agricultural, forestry and fishery labourers93Labourers in mining, construction, manufacturing and transport94Food preparation assistants95Street and related sales and service workers96Refuse workers and other elementary workers111Legislators and senior officials112Managing directors and chief executives121Business services and administration managers122Sales, marketing and development managers131Production managers in agriculture, forestry and fisheries132Manufacturing, mining, construction, and distribution managers133Information and communications technology service managers134Professional services managers141Hotel and restaurant managers142Retail and wholesale trade managers143Other services managers211Physical and earth science professionals212Mathematicians, actuaries and statisticians213Life science professionals214Engineering professionals (excluding electrotechnology)215Electrotechnology engineers216Architects, planners, surveyors and designers221Medical doctors222Nursing and midwifery professionals223Traditional and complementary medicine professionals224Paramedical practitioners225Veterinarians226Other health professionals231University and higher education teachers232Vocational education teachers233Secondary education teachers234Primary school and early childhood teachers235Other teaching professionals241Finance professionals242Administration professionals243Sales, marketing and public relations professionals251Software and applications developers and analysts252Database and network professionals261Legal professionals262Librarians, archivists and curators263Social and religious professionals264Authors, journalists and linguists265Creative and performing artists311Physical and engineering science technicians312Mining, manufacturing and construction supervisors313Process control technicians314Life science technicians and related associate professionals315Ship and aircraft controllers and technicians321Medical and pharmaceutical technicians322Nursing and midwifery associate professionals323Traditional and complementary medicine associate professionals324Veterinary technicians and assistants325Other health associate professionals331Financial and mathematical associate professionals332Sales and purchasing agents and brokers333Business services agents334Administrative and specialised secretaries335Regulatory government associate professionals341Legal, social and religious associate professionals342Sports and fitness workers343Artistic, cultural and culinary associate professionals351Information and communications technology operations and user support technicians352Telecommunications and broadcasting technicians411General office clerks412Secretaries (general)413Keyboard operators421Tellers, money collectors and related clerks422Client information workers431Numerical clerks432Material-recording and transport clerks441Other clerical support workers511Travel attendants, conductors and guides512Cooks513Waiters and bartenders514Hairdressers, beauticians and related workers515Building and housekeeping supervisors516Other personal services workers521Street and market salespersons522Shop salespersons523Cashiers and ticket clerks524Other sales workers531Child care workers and teachers' aides532Personal care workers in health services541Protective services workers611Market gardeners and crop growers612Animal producers613Mixed crop and animal producers621Forestry and related workers622Fishery workers, hunters and trappers631Subsistence crop farmers632Subsistence livestock farmers633Subsistence mixed crop and livestock farmers634Subsistence fishers, hunters, trappers and gatherers711Building frame and related trades workers712Building finishers and related trades workers713Painters, building structure cleaners and related trades workers721Sheet and structural metal workers, moulders and welders, and related workers722Blacksmiths, toolmakers and related trades workers723Machinery mechanics and repairers731Handicraft workers732Printing trades workers741Electrical equipment installers and repairers742Electronics and telecommunications installers and repairers751Food processing and related trades workers752Wood treaters, cabinet-makers and related trades workers753Garment and related trades workers754Other craft and related workers811Mining and mineral processing plant operators812Metal processing and finishing plant operators813Chemical and photographic products plant and machine operators814Rubber, plastic and paper products machine operators815Textile, fur and leather products machine operators816Food and related products machine operators817Wood processing and papermaking plant operators818Other stationary plant and machine operators821Assemblers831Locomotive engine drivers and related workers832Car, van and motorcycle drivers833Heavy truck and bus drivers834Mobile plant operators835Ships' deck crews and related workers911Domestic, hotel and office cleaners and helpers912Vehicle, window, laundry and other hand cleaning workers921Agricultural, forestry and fishery labourers931Mining and construction labourers932Manufacturing labourers933Transport and storage labourers941Food preparation assistants951Street and related service workers952Street vendors (excluding food)961Refuse workers962Other elementary workersSysmissDescription of main tasks (1)Description of main tasks (1)Description of main tasks (1)Description of main tasks (1)Description of main tasks (1)1836Description of main tasks (2)Description of main tasks (2)Description of main tasks (2)Description of main tasks (2)Description of main tasks (2)503(BINDING))) ALL SUBJECTS, CARRY BREAD AROUND FOR SALES, ETC., IRON THEM, MARKING EXERCISES AND REGISTER, PLANTAIN, PLANTAIN, COCOA, MAIZE, PRINTEX, WOODING ETC., SELL THEM./CANSAA ETCA FACTORYA STORE AND SELLABRIC, SEWING FABRICABYACCOUNT OF SALES.ACCOUNTING OFFICERAD MASTER IS NOT AROUNDAGSAKES STOCKAL WATERALLY THE ENGINES, FIXING ELECTRICLA PROBANANAAND ENFORCING LAW AND ORDERAND GROUNDNUTAND HOSPITALAND MOKOLA MARKETAND PACKAGING FILLED BOTTLES INTO CRATESAND SELLS FOODANK STATEMENTANYAR)ARBOUR PORTARCHITECTURAL DRAWINGSARE FAULTYAREHOUSE ABOUT THE COMPANY'S PRODUCTSARKET, ARRANGE THEM AND SELLARSASSISTED THE TRADESMAN ON SITE BY CARRYIAST THE MEAT AND SELL THE MEATAT AMASHA OPTICALAT THE HOTELATERIALS, JOINING THE MATERIALS TO FORMATERINGATIONAY)BEANS, GROUNDNUT, PALM COCOABEVERAGESBREAKING OF COCOA PODBUCKETSBULGAR PROOFBUTION OF FURNITURECC.CALLSCANCARRYING OF PRODUCECARRYING OF STONES FOR ROAD CONSTRUCTIOCASSAVACASSAVA, YAMCASTING OR PRESENTATIONCE.CHANGING BODY PARTS AND REPAIRSCHESTS, BOWLS ETC)CHOOLCKCLEAR THEIR GOODSCOCOYAM ETCCOMPANY GOODS TO CLIENTS.COMPANY, REPAIR THE DECKING AND THINGS TCUMENTS OPERATING PRINTER, ETCCUSTOMERS.CUTLASS,AXE HOE ETCDD ATTENDING TO CUSTOMERSD FARM ANIMALS.D HELPING PEOPLE TO CARRY)D OR PASTE FORM.D PEPPERD POINTSD SELLD WASHING TOOLSD.DARY SCHOOLDETERGENTSDISTRIBUTING EARRINGS AND HEAD SCARFS TDITION OF CAR BEFORE MOVING TO WORKDOMESTIC SANITARY WAREDRINKSDSEE AIRPORT TO MAKE SURE THEY DO NOT POCCEE AT A PLASTIC PRODUCING COMPANYE CLASSROOME LACE, SELLING THE CLOTH AND LACEE MARKETE OF CONTROL ROODE)EAL THE BOXESECHNOLOGYEDITSEIGBOURHOOD TO SELL PROVISIONEIGHT MEASURING ASSISTING DOCTORS DURINGELL BANKUENERAL BASIC SECRETARIAL DUTIESENTSEOPLEEP FOR SALE TO CUSTOMERSEP, MARK EXERCISES AND SCRIPTSER THINGS(PROVISIONS)ERAL MAINTANANCE OF VEHICLES.ERALS ETCERSERS ANSD ALSO DRINKS ON WHOLESALEESES AND ITS MAINTENANCEES AND LEASE CONTRACTSES, WRITE RECEIPTSESSEST/WORKESTING CROPSETINGS IN THE NAME OF THE COMPANYETSEWRITEREXPORT AND IMPORTFF A PREGNANT WOMANF BABY CORTS CONVEYING OF ITEMS FOR CUSTF BUILDINGSF PEOPLE, SEWING FABRICF SCRIPTSF WEAVE-ONS, BRAIDINGF WOOD.FABRICFACTORYFATHERFERTILIZER, HARVEST THEM AND SELL THEMFICESFINANCIAL SUPPORTFINGFIREWOODFISHING COMPANYFOR THE BANKFOR TRANSPORTATION TO MARKET CENTER ANDFOR TREATMENTS , TAKE ASSESSMENT/DETAILFORM A DRESS/SHIRTFOUNDATIONS, CARRYING CONCRETEFROM ENGLISH TO TWIGG ETCG ALL INPUT AND OUTPUT CHARLES GIVING OFG AND BUYINGG AND HARVESTING CROPSG COMPANYG CROPS HARVESTINGG HAIRG INSTRUMENTSG OF CROPSG OF LESSON NOTEG OF RECORDSG PRACTICAL SESSIONS, MARK SCRIPTSG SNAP CHECKS ON THEM.G THE NIGHT AT OAK ROYAL HOTELG)G, FIXING OF WEAVE-ONG. ANIMAL AND CROP FARMING.GENERATORSGHBOURHOODGIVES SUPPORTGIVINGGOODS.GROUNDNUT & YAMGS ETC)GS, PUT BABY TO SLEEPH BOOKH EMPLOYMENT PROGRAMME (THE YOUTH INSOVEH SACHET RUBBER, MAINTENANCE WORKS ON MAHAIRHBOURHOODHE PORT (MAIN HARBOUR)HE POULTRYHEALTH INSURANCEHEDGES, TIDYING UP SCHOOL ENVIRONS & ORAHER FOOD CROPSHOMES AND COMMUNITY SURROUNDINGHOOL IS RUNHOTEL.IALILDING WITH METAL SHEETSININ A HOTELIN THE SHIPINATIONINGING IT ROUNDING ETCING NETSING RECORDS OF SALES EVERY DAY.INGS AT SHOREINSTITUTION.INSTITUTIONS ESTABLISHED BY ACT OF GOVEINTO CARTONION OF RICE FOR SALE.IONS DIRECT SALES, MAKING ORDERS FILLINGITEMS NEEDED FOR THE WORKITS, FRYING THE PLANTAIN, SELLING OF PLAIVE THINGS FROM PLACE TO ANOTHERIVING OUT CHANGEK CUSTOMERSKINDS OF FOODKS FIXING OF CEILING ETCLL GENERATED FUND)LANTAIN)LDERSLE VIA HAWKINGLECTRICAL APPLIANCESLEMENTSLETTER, RECORDS MANAGEMENTLIC DRINKSLIKE MILO, COFFEE, TEA BY THE ROAD SIDELINGLINGS.LIT, DRESSES, IRON THEMLLAGE.LOCAL AND CONTINENTAL.LOGS.LOGYLTSMM HOPITAL AND CLINICSM THE SHOP (SHOP ATTENDANT)MACHINES FOR PROCESSINGMBERMEN'S TROUSERSMENTMERSMERS WHO VISITS THE GALLERYMILLET, GROUNDNUTMOULDING KENKEY AND SELLINGMOVE FROM ONE CUSTOMER TO ANOTHERMPANY AND OTHER COMPANIESMSN ACTIVITIESN SEEDS FROM COATSN'S PROJECTSNAGENANCENCESND GENERAL HOME USEND PLANTAINND SALE OF PHONES(MOBILE)ND SELLING AT STOREND SENDING LETTERS, TAKING MINUTES AT MEND SETTING OF EXAMS QUESTIONS, ETCND SETTING QUESTIONS FOR EXAMS, ETCND SETTINGS OF WIRES FOR THE BANDND SEW THEM, STUFF CHAIRS WITH FOAMSNDING TORN DRESSES FOR CUSTOMERSNDS THE SEED (PALM NUT)NENE AND REPLACING THEMNE SPRING REPAIRINGNERS AT THE HARBOURNESNGNG OF CARS, SMOOTHING CAR SURFACESNG SHOES TO CUSTOMERSNG TO THEIR NEEDSNG WORKSNIGHTNINGNING ERRANDSNING OF PEOPLENITS TRANSFERNK RECORDSNKSNS FROM GOOD ONES.NTING TOMATES, SELLING TOMATONTS FOR IMPORTED GOODS AT ISLANDER LOGISO PACKING THE CONTAINERSO RETAIL CUSTOMERSO SELLO THE NECESSARY DEPARTMENTO.P.D CARDSOCKS,OCOAODOD AND DRINKSODUCEODUCED IS GOOD ,CHECKING ON CO-WORKERSOF GHANAOF PATIENT'S MEDICAL HISTORYOF REVENUE FIGURESOIL, ETCOMICS AND SOCIAL STUDIESOMPANYONON PLAITING OF RASTERON TO PATIENTSON WOODEN FRAMESONCE OUT BEFORE SALES.OP BAROPD WARDS.OR CLIENTSOR FRUIT DRINKS IN THE LABORATORYOR SALEORSORTING OF FOLDERS, DATA ENTRY OF PATIENTORYOTHER ADMINISTATIVE DUTIESOTHESOUDNUT, YAMOUNDS, BATHING AND FEEDINGOUSEOWLSPAPPERSPATTERNS TO FORM FURNITURE. SUPERVISIONPEOPLEPER ETCPERS AND INVIGILATION.PILSPITO TO CUSTOMERPLANTAIN & MAIZEPLANTING YAM SEEDS, HARVESTING ETCPLOYEESPLY OF BUILDING MATERIALSPODS, HARVESTING COCOAPOEMSPRINTING MACHINES, AND REPAIRSPS AND BUDGETPURCHASESQUESTIONSRR (EJURA FARMS)R BY LAYING BLOCKS AND CARRYING CONCRETER OF DATA, SERVICING OF COMPUTERS,INSTALR PEOPLER)RAZIERRERE AND DISTRIBUTE THEM TO CUSTOMERSRE FUFU THEM I SELLREAKFAST)RECHARGE CARDSRECORDSRETAILING OF SHOESRETURNS.RIC, SEWING THE FABRICRICE COOKER, BLENDER, SELL TO CUSTOMERSRING CREDITS SELLING OF (SOAP, PERFUMES)RING OF TRANSPORTATION AT WORK PLACERIPTSRITNG RECEIPTSRKETRMACYRODUCTSROGRAMS.ROM CUSTOMERSRSRS AT OLA A BISCUIT PRODUCING COMPANYRS FOR TRANSPORTATIONRTING MALT SEEDSRUCTION WORKSRUCTIONS. QUALITY CONTROLRY, WORKING ON FILESRYING PRODUCE HOMESS ("PHOS")S AND ADVICING CLIENTS COMMING FOR LOANSS AND RAPPERSS ETC.S FOR DOORS [DOOR FRAMES]S ON RADIOS THE BANKUS TO CLIENTSS, GENERAL CONSTRUCTION WORKSALE QUANTITIESSALESSCRIPTS ETCSELSELL IN ACCRASELLINGSELLING.SESSHESSHIPYARD ANDSILS ETCSING THE ROOMSITS FROM CUSTOMERS/CLIENTSSSAVASTARTERS INTO CARSSTIAN RELIGIOUS STUDIES IN A SECOND-CYCLSTOMERSSTYLE HAIR, ETCSURGICAL WARD WHEN HE NEEDS THEMTT THE GAMBLING CARDS AND OTHER GAMBLINGTAKE ORDERSTALTATION.TAURANTSTCTE ALL THE LOTTO THE WRITERS HAVE STICKTE MANTECHNICAL SCHHOLTEMSTER CUSTOMERS HAVE USED THEM, SELL DRINKTHAT CAME FROM THE FACTORYTHE CHARCOAL AT A STANDPOINTTHE CLINICTHE PASTORS AND ASSISTING THE SECRETARYTHE PRIMARY SCHOOLTHE RADIO STATION (REPAIRING AND MAINTAITHEMTHEM AND CLEANING THE SHOP.THEY ARE IN SEASONTING OF HAIRTING SCANNING PHOTOCOPY AND FILING OF DOTING TAKING EMINUTES ETCTING, ETCTO CUSTOMERSTO PREACH AND ALSO HELP IN KEEPING HIS BTOBACCOTOMERSTRADE FAIRTRUCK/CAR TYRE, ENGINE OILTWOTY RADIO.AND DO MARKETING DUTIESUFACTURED BY THE COMPANYUGHT INTO THE REGION, SUPERVISION OF AGRUMENTSUSEUSING A TRICYCLEUSING MACHINESUSTOMERSUSUUT FOR SALEUT OF THE COMPANY'S STOREUT SALT ON IT AND FRY, SELL THEMUYING ITEMS FROM WHOLESALERSVATE)VE THEMVEHICLE, DRIVING.VERAGESVES AND SENDING THEM FOR PRINTINGVESTING, ETCVICES(BROADBAND)VISITORS SELLING DRINKS AT THE BARWATER AT STANDARDS. WATER COMPANYWAX PRINTWEARS IN A MARKET STALLWEAVE ONWESTCOST GROUP OF COMPANIESWIRING IN GOVERNMENT BUNGALOWSWITH FILLING OF FORMSWOOD, FRAME THE WOOD, MAKE CHAIRS, BEDSWRITING OF LIFE PRESENTER MENTIONSWS, MAINTAINING THE GARDEN, SOMETIMES COXAM QUESTIONS.YY. BUY AND SELLINGYING LOADS.YSIQUE) AND THOSE WHO WANT TO SLIM DOWNYTECHNIC)Main economic activityMain economic activityMain economic activityMain economic activityMain economic activity184311441Crop and animal production, hunting and related service activities2Forestry and logging3Fishing and aquaculture5Mining of coal and lignite6Extraction of crude petroleum and natural gas7Mining of metal ores8Other mining and quarrying9Mining support service activities10Manufacture of food products11Manufacture of beverages12Manufacture of tobacco products13Manufacture of textiles14Manufacture of wearing apparel15Manufacture of leather and related products16Manufacture of wood and of products of wood and cork, except furniture; manufacture of articles of straw and plaiting materials17Manufacture of paper and paper products18Printing and reproduction of recorded media19Manufacture of coke and refined petroleum products20Manufacture of chemicals and chemical products21Manufacture of basic pharmaceutical products and pharmaceutical preparations22Manufacture of rubber and plastics products23Manufacture of other non-metallic mineral products24Manufacture of basic metals25Manufacture of fabricated metal products, except machinery and equipment26Manufacture of computer, electronic and optical products27Manufacture of electrical equipment28Manufacture of machinery and equipment n.e.c.29Manufacture of motor vehicles, trailers and semi-trailers30Manufacture of other transport equipment31Manufacture of furniture32Other manufacturing33Repair and installation of machinery and equipment35Electricity, gas, steam and air conditioning supply36Water collection, treatment and supply37Sewerage38Waste collection, treatment and disposal activities; materials recovery39Remediation activities and other waste management services41Construction of buildings42Civil engineering43Specialized construction activities45Wholesale and retail trade and repair of motor vehicles and motorcycles46Wholesale trade, except of motor vehicles and motorcycles47Retail trade, except of motor vehicles and motorcycles49Land transport and transport via pipelines50Water transport51Air transport52Warehousing and support activities for transportation53Postal and courier activities55Accommodation56Food and beverage service activities58Publishing activities59Motion picture, video and television programme production, sound recording and music publishing activities60Programming and broadcasting activities61Telecommunications62Computer programming, consultancy and related activities63Information service activities64Financial service activities, except insurance and pension funding65Insurance, reinsurance and pension funding, except compulsory social security66Activities auxiliary to financial service and insurance activities68Real estate activities69Legal and accounting activities70Activities of head offices; management consultancy activities71Architectural and engineering activities; technical testing and analysis72Scientific research and development73Advertising and market research74Other professional, scientific and technical activities75Veterinary activities77Rental and leasing activities78Employment activities79Travel agency, tour operator, reservation service and related activities80Security and investigation activities81Services to buildings and landscape activities82Office administrative, office support and other business support activities84Public administration and defence; compulsory social security85Education86Human health activities87Residential care activities88Social work activities without accommodation89Mining and quarrying n.e.c.90Creative, arts and entertainment activities91Libraries, archives, museums and other cultural activities92Gambling and betting activities93Sports activities and amusement and recreation activities94Activities of membership organizations95Repair of computers and personal and household goods96Other personal service activities97Activities of households as employers of domestic personnel98Undifferentiated goods- and services-producing activities of private households for own use99Activities of extraterritorial organizations and bodies101Processing and preserving of meat102Processing and preserving of fish, crustaceans and molluscs103Processing and preserving of fruit and vegetables104Manufacture of vegetable and animal oils and fats105Manufacture of dairy products106Manufacture of grain mill products, starches and starch products107Manufacture of other food products108Manufacture of prepared animal feeds110Manufacture of beverages111Growing of cereals (except rice), leguminous crops and oil seeds112Growing of rice113Growing of vegetables and melons, roots and tubers114Growing of sugar cane115Growing of tobacco116Growing of fibre crops119Growing of other non-perennial crops120Manufacture of tobacco products121Growing of grapes122Growing of tropical and subtropical fruits123Growing of citrus fruits124Growing of pome fruits and stone fruits125Growing of other tree and bush fruits and nuts126Growing of oleaginous fruits127Growing of beverage crops128Growing of spices, aromatic, drug and pharmaceutical crops129Growing of other perennial crops130Plant propagation131Spinning, weaving and finishing of textiles139Manufacture of other textiles141Manufacture of wearing apparel, except fur apparel142Manufacture of articles of fur143Manufacture of knitted and crocheted apparel144Raising of sheep and goats145Raising of swine/pigs146Raising of poultry149Raising of other animals150Mixed farming151Tanning and dressing of leather; manufacture of luggage, handbags, saddlery and harness; dressing and dyeing of fur152Manufacture of footwear161Sawmilling and planing of wood162Manufacture of products of wood, cork, straw and plaiting materials163Post-harvest crop activities164Seed processing for propagation170Manufacture of paper and paper products181Printing and service activities related to printing182Reproduction of recorded media191Manufacture of coke oven products192Manufacture of refined petroleum products201Manufacture of basic chemicals, fertilizers and nitrogen compounds, plastics and synthetic rubber in primary forms202Manufacture of other chemical products203Manufacture of man-made fibres210Manufacture of pharmaceuticals, medicinal chemical and botanical products220Logging221Manufacture of rubber products222Manufacture of plastics products230Gathering of non-wood forest products231Manufacture of glass and glass products233234239Manufacture of non-metallic mineral products n.e.c.240Support services to forestry241Manufacture of basic iron and steel242Manufacture of basic precious and other non-ferrous metals243Casting of metals251Manufacture of structural metal products, tanks, reservoirs and steam generators252Manufacture of weapons and ammunition259Manufacture of other fabricated metal products; metalworking service activities261Manufacture of electronic components and boards262Manufacture of computers and peripheral equipment263Manufacture of communication equipment264Manufacture of consumer electronics265Manufacture of measuring, testing, navigating and control equipment; watches and clocks266Manufacture of irradiation, electromedical and electrotherapeutic equipment267Manufacture of optical instruments and photographic equipment268Manufacture of magnetic and optical media271Manufacture of electric motors, generators, transformers and electricity distribution and control apparatus272Manufacture of batteries and accumulators273Manufacture of wiring and wiring devices274Manufacture of electric lighting equipment275Manufacture of domestic appliances279Manufacture of other electrical equipment281Manufacture of general-purpose machinery282Manufacture of special-purpose machinery291Manufacture of motor vehicles292Manufacture of bodies (coachwork) for motor vehicles; manufacture of trailers and semi-trailers293Manufacture of parts and accessories for motor vehicles301Building of ships and boats302Manufacture of railway locomotives and rolling stock303Manufacture of air and spacecraft and related machinery304Manufacture of military fighting vehicles309Manufacture of transport equipment n.e.c.310Manufacture of furniture311Marine fishing312Freshwater fishing321Manufacture of jewellery, bijouterie and related articles322Manufacture of musical instruments323Manufacture of sports goods324Manufacture of games and toys325Manufacture of medical and dental instruments and supplies329Other manufacturing n.e.c.330331Repair of fabricated metal products, machinery and equipment332Installation of industrial machinery and equipment351Electric power generation, transmission and distribution352Manufacture of gas; distribution of gaseous fuels through mains353Steam and air conditioning supply360Water collection, treatment and supply370Sewerage381Waste collection382Waste treatment and disposal383Materials recovery390Remediation activities and other waste management services410Construction of buildings421Construction of roads and railways422Construction of utility projects429Construction of other civil engineering projects431Demolition and site preparation432Electrical, plumbing and other construction installation activities433Building completion and finishing439Other specialized construction activities451Sale of motor vehicles452Maintenance and repair of motor vehicles453Sale of motor vehicle parts and accessories454Sale, maintenance and repair of motorcycles and related parts and accessories461Wholesale on a fee or contract basis462Wholesale of agricultural raw materials and live animals463Wholesale of food, beverages and tobacco464Wholesale of household goods465Wholesale of machinery, equipment and supplies466Other specialized wholesale469Non-specialized wholesale trade471Retail sale in non-specialized stores472Retail sale of food, beverages and tobacco in specialized stores473Retail sale of automotive fuel in specialized stores474Retail sale of information and communications equipment in specialized stores475Retail sale of other household equipment in specialized stores476Retail sale of cultural and recreation goods in specialized stores477Retail sale of other goods in specialized stores478Retail sale via stalls and markets479Retail trade not in stores, stalls or markets491Transport via railways492Other land transport493Transport via pipeline501Sea and coastal water transport502Inland water transport510Mining of hard coal511Passenger air transport512Freight air transport520Mining of lignite521Warehousing and storage522Support activities for transportation531Postal activities532Courier activities551Short term accommodation activities552Camping grounds, recreational vehicle parks and trailer parks559Other accommodation561Restaurants and mobile food service activities562Event catering and other food service activities563Beverage serving activities581Publishing of books, periodicals and other publishing activities582Software publishing591Motion picture, video and television programme activities592Sound recording and music publishing activities601Radio broadcasting602Television programming and broadcasting activities610Extraction of crude petroleum611Wired telecommunications activities612Wireless telecommunications activities613Satellite telecommunications activities619Other telecommunications activities620Computer programming, consultancy and related activities631Data processing, hosting and related activities; web portals639Other information service activities641Monetary intermediation642Activities of holding companies643Trusts, funds and similar financial entities649Other financial service activities, except insurance and pension funding activities651Insurance652Reinsurance653Pension funding661Activities auxiliary to financial service activities, except insurance and pension funding662Activities auxiliary to insurance and pension funding663Fund management activities681Real estate activities with own or leased property682Real estate activities on a fee or contract basis691Legal activities692Accounting, bookkeeping and auditing activities; tax consultancy701Activities of head offices702Management consultancy activities710Mining of iron ores711Architectural and engineering activities and related technical consultancy712Technical testing and analysis721Research and experimental development on natural sciences and engineering722Research and experimental development on social sciences and humanities729Mining of other non-ferrous metal ores731Advertising732Market research and public opinion polling741Specialized design activities742Photographic activities749Other professional, scientific and technical activities n.e.c.750Veterinary activities751753771Renting and leasing of motor vehicles772Renting and leasing of personal and household goods773Renting and leasing of other machinery, equipment and tangible goods774Leasing of intellectual property and similar products, except copyrighted works781Activities of employment placement agencies782Temporary employment agency activities783Other human resources provision791Travel agency and tour operator activities799Other reservation service and related activities801Private security activities802Security systems service activities803Investigation activities810Quarrying of stone, sand and clay811Combined facilities support activities812Cleaning activities813Landscape care and maintenance service activities821Office administrative and support activities822Activities of call centres823Organization of conventions and trade shows829Business support service activities n.e.c.841Administration of the State and the economic and social policy of the community842Provision of services to the community as a whole843Compulsory social security activities851Pre-primary and primary education852Secondary education853Higher education854Other education855Educational support activities861Hospital activities862Medical and dental practice activities869Other human health activities871Residential nursing care facilities872Residential care activities for mental retardation, mental health and substance abuse873Residential care activities for the elderly and disabled879Other residential care activities881Social work activities without accommodation for the elderly and disabled889Other social work activities without accommodation891Mining of chemical and fertilizer minerals892Extraction of peat893Extraction of salt899Other mining and quarrying n.e.c.900Creative, arts and entertainment activities910Libraries, archives, museums and other cultural activities920Gambling and betting activities930931Sports activities932Other amusement and recreation activities941Activities of business, employers and professional membership organizations942Activities of trade unions949Activities of other membership organizations951Repair of computers and communication equipment952Repair of personal and household goods960Other personal service activities970Activities of households as employers of domestic personnel981Undifferentiated goods-producing activities of private households for own use982Undifferentiated service-producing activities of private households for own use990Activities of extraterritorial organizations and bodies1010Processing and preserving of meat1020Processing and preserving of fish, crustaceans and molluscs1030Processing and preserving of fruit and vegetables1040Manufacture of vegetable and animal oils and fats1050Manufacture of dairy products1061Manufacture of grain mill products1062Manufacture of starches and starch products1071Manufacture of bakery products1072Manufacture of sugar1073Manufacture of cocoa, chocolate and sugar confectionery1074Manufacture of macaroni, noodles, couscous and similar farinaceous products1075Manufacture of prepared meals and dishes1079Manufacture of other food products n.e.c.1080Manufacture of prepared animal feeds1101Distilling, rectifying and blending of spirits1102Manufacture of wines1103Manufacture of malt liquors and malt1104Manufacture of soft drinks; production of mineral waters and other bottled waters1200Manufacture of tobacco products1311Preparation and spinning of textile fibres1312Weaving of textiles1313Finishing of textiles1391Manufacture of knitted and crocheted fabrics1392Manufacture of made-up textile articles, except apparel1393Manufacture of carpets and rugs1394Manufacture of cordage, rope, twine and netting1399Manufacture of other textiles n.e.c.1410Manufacture of wearing apparel, except fur apparel1420Manufacture of articles of fur1430Manufacture of knitted and crocheted apparel1511Tanning and dressing of leather; dressing and dyeing of fur1512Manufacture of luggage, handbags and the like, saddlery and harness1520Manufacture of footwear1610Sawmilling and planing of wood1621Manufacture of veneer sheets and wood-based panels1622Manufacture of builders' carpentry and joinery1623Manufacture of wooden containers1629Manufacture of other products of wood; manufacture of articles of cork, straw and plaiting materials1701Manufacture of pulp, paper and paperboard1702Manufacture of corrugated paper and paperboard and of containers of paper and paperboard1709Manufacture of other articles of paper and paperboard1811Printing1812Service activities related to printing1820Reproduction of recorded media1910Manufacture of coke oven products1920Manufacture of refined petroleum products2011Manufacture of basic chemicals2012Manufacture of fertilizers and nitrogen compounds2013Manufacture of plastics and synthetic rubber in primary forms2021Manufacture of pesticides and other agrochemical products2022Manufacture of paints, varnishes and similar coatings, printing ink and mastics2023Manufacture of soap and detergents, cleaning and polishing preparations, perfumes and toilet preparations2029Manufacture of other chemical products n.e.c.2030Manufacture of man-made fibres2100Manufacture of pharmaceuticals, medicinal chemical and botanical products2211Manufacture of rubber tyres and tubes; retreading and rebuilding of rubber tyres2219Manufacture of other rubber products2220Manufacture of plastics products2310Manufacture of glass and glass products2391Manufacture of refractory products2392Manufacture of clay building materials2393Manufacture of other porcelain and ceramic products2394Manufacture of cement, lime and plaster2395Manufacture of articles of concrete, cement and plaster2396Cutting, shaping and finishing of stone2399Manufacture of other non-metallic mineral products n.e.c.2410Manufacture of basic iron and steel2420Manufacture of basic precious and other non-ferrous metals2431Casting of iron and steel2432Casting of non-ferrous metals2511Manufacture of structural metal products2512Manufacture of tanks, reservoirs and containers of metal2513Manufacture of steam generators, except central heating hot water boilers2520Manufacture of weapons and ammunition2591Forging, pressing, stamping and roll-forming of metal; powder metallurgy2592Treatment and coating of metals; machining2593Manufacture of cutlery, hand tools and general hardware2599Manufacture of other fabricated metal products n.e.c.2610Manufacture of electronic components and boards2620Manufacture of computers and peripheral equipment2630Manufacture of communication equipment2640Manufacture of consumer electronics2651Manufacture of measuring, testing, navigating and control equipment2652Manufacture of watches and clocks2660Manufacture of irradiation, electromedical and electrotherapeutic equipment2670Manufacture of optical instruments and photographic equipment2680Manufacture of magnetic and optical media2710Manufacture of electric motors, generators, transformers and electricity distribution and control apparatus2720Manufacture of batteries and accumulators2731Manufacture of fibre optic cables2732Manufacture of other electronic and electric wires and cables2733Manufacture of wiring devices2740Manufacture of electric lighting equipment2750Manufacture of domestic appliances2790Manufacture of other electrical equipment2811Manufacture of engines and turbines, except aircraft, vehicle and cycle engines2812Manufacture of fluid power equipment2813Manufacture of other pumps, compressors, taps and valves2814Manufacture of bearings, gears, gearing and driving elements2815Manufacture of ovens, furnaces and furnace burners2816Manufacture of lifting and handling equipment2817Manufacture of office machinery and equipment (except computers and peripheral equipment)2818Manufacture of power-driven hand tools2819Manufacture of other general-purpose machinery2821Manufacture of agricultural and forestry machinery2822Manufacture of metal-forming machinery and machine tools2823Manufacture of machinery for metallurgy2824Manufacture of machinery for mining, quarrying and construction2825Manufacture of machinery for food, beverage and tobacco processing2826Manufacture of machinery for textile, apparel and leather production2829Manufacture of other special-purpose machinery2910Manufacture of motor vehicles2920Manufacture of bodies (coachwork) for motor vehicles; manufacture of trailers and semi-trailers2930Manufacture of parts and accessories for motor vehicles3011Building of ships and floating structures3012Building of pleasure and sporting boats3020Manufacture of railway locomotives and rolling stock3030Manufacture of air and spacecraft and related machinery3040Manufacture of military fighting vehicles3091Manufacture of motorcycles3092Manufacture of bicycles and invalid carriages3099Manufacture of other transport equipment n.e.c.3100Manufacture of furniture3211Manufacture of jewellery and related articles3212Manufacture of imitation jewellery and related articles3220Manufacture of musical instruments3230Manufacture of sports goods3240Manufacture of games and toys3250Manufacture of medical and dental instruments and supplies3290Other manufacturing n.e.c.3311Repair of fabricated metal products3312Repair of machinery3313Repair of electronic and optical equipment3314Repair of electrical equipment3315Repair of transport equipment, except motor vehicles3319Repair of other equipment3320Installation of industrial machinery and equipment3510Electric power generation, transmission and distribution3520Manufacture of gas; distribution of gaseous fuels through mains3530Steam and air conditioning supply3600Water collection, treatment and supply3700Sewerage3811Collection of non-hazardous waste3812Collection of hazardous waste3821Treatment and disposal of non-hazardous waste3822Treatment and disposal of hazardous waste3830Materials recovery3900Remediation activities and other waste management services4100Construction of buildings4210Construction of roads and railways4220Construction of utility projects4290Construction of other civil engineering projects4311Demolition4312Site preparation4321Electrical installation4322Plumbing, heat and air-conditioning installation4329Other construction installation4330Building completion and finishing4390Other specialized construction activities4510Sale of motor vehicles4520Maintenance and repair of motor vehicles4530Sale of motor vehicle parts and accessories4540Sale, maintenance and repair of motorcycles and related parts and accessories4610Wholesale on a fee or contract basis4620Wholesale of agricultural raw materials and live animals4630Wholesale of food, beverages and tobacco4641Wholesale of textiles, clothing and footwear4649Wholesale of other household goods4651Wholesale of computers, computer peripheral equipment and software4652Wholesale of electronic and telecommunications equipment and parts4653Wholesale of agricultural machinery, equipment and supplies4659Wholesale of other machinery and equipment4661Wholesale of solid, liquid and gaseous fuels and related products4662Wholesale of metals and metal ores4663Wholesale of construction materials, hardware, plumbing and heating equipment and supplies4669Wholesale of waste and scrap and other products n.e.c.4690Non-specialized wholesale trade4711Retail sale in non-specialized stores with food, beverages or tobacco predominating4719Other retail sale in non-specialized stores4721Retail sale of food in specialized stores4722Retail sale of beverages in specialized stores4723Retail sale of tobacco products in specialized stores4730Retail sale of automotive fuel in specialized stores4741Retail sale of computers, peripheral units, software and telecommunications equipment in specialized stores4742Retail sale of audio and video equipment in specialized stores4751Retail sale of textiles in specialized stores4752Retail sale of hardware, paints and glass in specialized stores4753Retail sale of carpets, rugs, wall and floor coverings in specialized stores4759Retail sale of electrical household appliances, furniture, lighting equipment and other household articles in specialized stores4761Retail sale of books, newspapers and stationary in specialized stores4762Retail sale of music and video recordings in specialized stores4763Retail sale of sporting equipment in specialized stores4764Retail sale of games and toys in specialized stores4771Retail sale of clothing, footwear and leather articles in specialized stores4772Retail sale of pharmaceutical and medical goods, cosmetic and toilet articles in specialized stores4773Other retail sale of new goods in specialized stores4774Retail sale of second-hand goods4781Retail sale via stalls and markets of food, beverages and tobacco products4782Retail sale via stalls and markets of textiles, clothing and footwear4789Retail sale via stalls and markets of other goods4791Retail sale via mail order houses or via Internet4799Other retail sale not in stores, stalls or markets4911Passenger rail transport, interurban4912Freight rail transport4921Urban and suburban passenger land transport4922Other passenger land transport4923Freight transport by road4930Transport via pipeline5011Sea and coastal passenger water transport5012Sea and coastal freight water transport5021Inland passenger water transport5022Inland freight water transport5110Passenger air transport5120Freight air transport5210Warehousing and storage5221Service activities incidental to land transportation5222Service activities incidental to water transportation5223Service activities incidental to air transportation5224Cargo handling5229Other transportation support activities5310Postal activities5320Courier activities5510Short term accommodation activities5520Camping grounds, recreational vehicle parks and trailer parks5590Other accommodation5610Restaurants and mobile food service activities5621Event catering5629Other food service activities5630Beverage serving activities5811Book publishing5812Publishing of directories and mailing lists5813Publishing of newspapers, journals and periodicals5819Other publishing activities5820Software publishing5911Motion picture, video and television programme production activities5912Motion picture, video and television programme post-production activities5913Motion picture, video and television programme distribution activities5914Motion picture projection activities5920Sound recording and music publishing activities6010Radio broadcasting6020Television programming and broadcasting activities6110Wired telecommunications activities6120Wireless telecommunications activities6130Satellite telecommunications activities6190Other telecommunications activities6201Computer programming activities6202Computer consultancy and computer facilities management activities6209Other information technology and computer service activities6311Data processing, hosting and related activities6312Web portals6391News agency activities6399Other information service activities n.e.c.6411Central banking6419Other monetary intermediation6420Activities of holding companies6430Trusts, funds and similar financial entities6491Financial leasing6492Other credit granting6499Other financial service activities, except insurance and pension funding activities, n.e.c.6511Life insurance6512Non-life insurance6520Reinsurance6530Pension funding6611Administration of financial markets6612Security and commodity contracts brokerage6619Other activities auxiliary to financial service activities6621Risk and damage evaluation6622Activities of insurance agents and brokers6629Other activities auxiliary to insurance and pension funding6630Fund management activities6810Real estate activities with own or leased property6820Real estate activities on a fee or contract basis6910Legal activities6920Accounting, bookkeeping and auditing activities; tax consultancy7010Activities of head offices7020Management consultancy activities7110Architectural and engineering activities and related technical consultancy7120Technical testing and analysis7210Research and experimental development on natural sciences and engineering7220Research and experimental development on social sciences and humanities7310Advertising7320Market research and public opinion polling7410Specialized design activities7420Photographic activities7490Other professional, scientific and technical activities n.e.c.7500Veterinary activities7710Renting and leasing of motor vehicles7721Renting and leasing of recreational and sports goods7722Renting of video tapes and disks7729Renting and leasing of other personal and household goods7730Renting and leasing of other machinery, equipment and tangible goods7740Leasing of intellectual property and similar products, except copyrighted works7810Activities of employment placement agencies7820Temporary employment agency activities7830Other human resources provision7911Travel agency activities7912Tour operator activities7990Other reservation service and related activities8010Private security activities8020Security systems service activities8030Investigation activities8110Combined facilities support activities8121General cleaning of buildings8129Other building and industrial cleaning activities8130Landscape care and maintenance service activities8211Combined office administrative service activities8219Photocopying, document preparation and other specialized office support activities8220Activities of call centres8230Organization of conventions and trade shows8291Activities of collection agencies and credit bureaus8292Packaging activities8299Other business support service activities n.e.c.8411General public administration activities8412Regulation of the activities of providing health care, education, cultural services and other social services, excluding social security8413Regulation of and contribution to more efficient operation of businesses8421Foreign affairs8422Defence activities8423Public order and safety activities8430Compulsory social security activities8510Pre-primary and primary education8521General secondary education8522Technical and vocational secondary education8530Higher education8541Sports and recreation education8542Cultural education8549Other education n.e.c.8550Educational support activities8610Hospital activities8620Medical and dental practice activities8690Other human health activities8710Residential nursing care facilities8720Residential care activities for mental retardation, mental health and substance abuse8730Residential care activities for the elderly and disabled8790Other residential care activities8810Social work activities without accommodation for the elderly and disabled8890Other social work activities without accommodation9000Creative, arts and entertainment activities9101Library and archives activities9102Museums activities and operation of historical sites and buildings9103Botanical and zoological gardens and nature reserves activities9200Gambling and betting activities9311Operation of sports facilities9312Activities of sports clubs9319Other sports activities9321Activities of amusement parks and theme parks9329Other amusement and recreation activities n.e.c.9411Activities of business and employers membership organizations9412Activities of professional membership organizations9420Activities of trade unions9491Activities of religious organizations9492Activities of political organizations9499Activities of other membership organizations n.e.c.9511Repair of computers and peripheral equipment9512Repair of communication equipment9521Repair of consumer electronics9522Repair of household appliances and home and garden equipment9523Repair of footwear and leather goods9524Repair of furniture and home furnishings9529Repair of other personal and household goods9601Washing and (dry-) cleaning of textile and fur products9602Hairdressing and other beauty treatment9603Funeral and related activities9609Other personal service activities n.e.c.9700Activities of households as employers of domestic personnel9810Undifferentiated goods-producing activities of private households for own use9820Undifferentiated service-producing activities of private households for own use9900Activities of extraterritorial organizations and bodiesSysmissInterrupted studies for 1 year or moreInterrupted studies for 1 year or moreInterrupted studies for 1 year or moreInterrupted studies for 1 year or moreInterrupted studies for 1 year or moreModule 2: Education
34) Did you ever interrupt your studies for one academic year or more?If "No", GOTO Q3726932941Yes2NoSysmissWhy did you interrupt your studies? (1)Why did you interrupt your studies? (1)Why did you interrupt your studies? (1)Why did you interrupt your studies? (1)Why did you interrupt your studies? (1)Module 2: Education
35) Why did you interrupt your studies? (first)DO NOT READ OUT RESPONSES37626111Compulsory military / national service2Employment3Unpaid family work4Look for work5Start own business6Travel / leisure7Family caregiving8Needed to earn money to continue education9Waiting to get into chosen education program10Illness11Pregnancy12Social unrest / insecurity13Wanted to get job experience99OthersSysmissWhy did you interrupt your studies? (2)Why did you interrupt your studies? (2)Why did you interrupt your studies? (2)Why did you interrupt your studies? (2)Why did you interrupt your studies? (2)Module 2: Education
35) Why did you interrupt (have a gap in) your studies? (second)4329441Compulsory military / national service2Employment3Unpaid family work4Look for work5Start own business6Travel / leisure7Family caregiving8Needed to earn money to continue education9Waiting to get into chosen education program10Illness11Pregnancy12Social unrest / insecurity13Wanted to get job experience99OthersSysmissOther - interrupt your studiesOther - interrupt your studiesOther - interrupt your studiesOther - interrupt your studiesOther - interrupt your studiesModule 2: Education
35) Why did you interrupt your studies? Other specify76APPRENTICEBAD GRADESBAD TREATMENT FROM STEP MOTHERBROKEN HOME/SEPARATION OF PARENTSCANING FROM TEACHERCHANGE OF LOCATING OF RESIDENCECHANGE OF LOCATIONCOULD NOT PAY FEESDEATH OF FAMILY MEMBERDEATH OF FATHERDEATH OF PARENTDID NOT REALLY KNOW THE PROBLEM TO READDID NOT WANT TO REPEAT CLASSDIDN'T WANT TO GO TO SCHOOLDISPLACEMENTFAMILY PROBLEMS(DIVORCE)FATHER WAS TRASFEREDFATHER'S DEATHFINANCIAL BURDEN ON FAMILY TOO MUCHFINANCIAL CONSTRAINT DUE TO DEATH OF MYFINANCIAL CONSTRIANT OF FAMILY)FINANCIAL PROBLEMFINANCIAL PROBLEMSGET BETTER GRADESHARASSMENT FROM HEADMASTERLACK OF FAMILY SUPPORTLACKED FINANCIAL SUPPORTLEARN CARPENTRYLOSS OF FATHERLOST BOTH PARENTSMANDATORY SERVICE (TEACHER)MY FATHER DIDN'T HAVE MONEYNEEDED TO BETTER EXAMINATION RESULTSNO MONEYNO MONEY AND MARRIAGENO MONEY FOR FEESNOT INTERESTED IN SCHOOLINGNOT INTERESTED IN SCHOOLING AT 1STPARENT(MOTHER) DIEDPARENTS COULD NOT AFFORD FEESPARENTS DIDN'T HAVE ENOUGH MONDAY TO CONPOOR ACADEMIC RECORDSPOOR GRADESPOOR GRADES (REPEATED)POOR PERFORMANCERE WRITING TO BETTER HIS GRADES.RELOCATIONREWRITING EXAMS PAPERSSCHOOL TOO DIFFICULT AND POOR GRADESSEXUAL HARASSMENT BY TEACHERSTUBBORNESSTEACHERS DISTURBED AT SCHOOLTO BETTER MY GRADESTO BETTER RESULTSTO LEARN APPRENTICESHIPTRIED TO GET INTO FOOTBALL TEAMTRUANCYUPGRADE MY GRADESWAITING FOR FEES FROM FATHERWANTED A PARTICULAR SCHOOLWANTED TO CHANGE COURSE OF STUDYWANTED TO CHANGE SCHOOLWANTED TO LEARN A TRADEWROTE OTHER EXAMINATION NOVDECHow many years you interrupted your studies?How many years you interrupted your studies?How many years you interrupted your studies?How many years you interrupted your studies?How many years you interrupted your studies?Module 2: Education
36) For how many years did you interrupt your studies?376261112345678910111315161720SysmissParticipated in any training coursesParticipated in any training coursesParticipated in any training coursesParticipated in any training coursesParticipated in any training coursesModule 2: Education
37) In the past 12 months (i.e. since [MONTH]), have you participated in any training courses, such as work-related training or private skills training, that lasted at least 5 days/ 30 hours (not part of the formal educational system)?If "NO", GOTO Q39298341Yes2NoSysmissDomains/fields of training (1)Domains/fields of training (1)Domains/fields of training (1)Domains/fields of training (1)Domains/fields of training (1)Module 2: Education
38) In what domains/fields did you do this skills training? (first)RECORD UP TO TWO COURSE FIELDS207278041Agriculture, livestock, fishing, etc42Auto or home appliance repair43Building and construction trade44Manufacturing45Information technology46Other engineering, science or architecture47Business management, bookkeeping/accounting, finance48Health services49Education50Legal services51Secretarial, clerical, general office52Hairdressing, cosmetology53Restaurant, culinary arts, hotel, tourism54Public order and safety55Language study59OthersSysmissDomains/fields of training (2)Domains/fields of training (2)Domains/fields of training (2)Domains/fields of training (2)Domains/fields of training (2)Module 2: Education
38) In what domains/fields did you do this skills training? (second)3298441Agriculture, livestock, fishing, etc42Auto or home appliance repair43Building and construction trade44Manufacturing45Information technology46Other engineering, science or architecture47Business management, bookkeeping/accounting, finance48Health services49Education50Legal services51Secretarial, clerical, general office52Hairdressing, cosmetology53Restaurant, culinary arts, hotel, tourism54Public order and safety55Language study56OthersSysmissOtherOtherOtherOtherOtherModule 2: Education
38) In what domains/fields did you do this skills training? Other specify36BATIK MAKINGBIBLE STUDIESBREAD MAKINGBROADCASTINGCAPACITY BUIDLING WORKSHOP ON YOUTH EMPLCAREER FAIRCENSUS TRAININGCHURCH GROWTHCOUNSELLINGDRESS MAKINGDRIVINGDRIVING IN A DEFENSIVE WAYELECTION 2012-PRESIDING OFFICERELECTORAL COMMISIONFASHION DESIGNFILM INDUSTRYFOOTBALL/SOCCERLOTTOMINING SAFETYMOVIE/ACTINGOIL AND GASPASTORAL TEACHINGSPASTORIALPRIVATE SECURITY SERVICERADIORESEARCH WORKERROAD INVENTORY COMMISSION SURVEYSAFETY TRAINING IN RELATION TO WORKSELF EMPLOYABILITY SKILLSSOCCER TRAININGSPORTS(KEEP-FITTING)TAILORINGTRANSPORT SERVICECompleted apprenticeship...?Completed apprenticeship...?Completed apprenticeship...?Completed apprenticeship...?Completed apprenticeship...?Module 2: Education
39) Have you ever completed an apprenticeship - that is training for a trade in a work setting under the guidance of someone who is experienced in this kind of work?No >> Q41298341Yes2NoSysmissCode of apprenticeship (1)Code of apprenticeship (1)Code of apprenticeship (1)Code of apprenticeship (1)Code of apprenticeship (1)Module 2: Education
40) What kind of work were the apprenticeships that you completed and how many months did they last? Was it a certified (formal) apprenticeship or informal apprenticehsip?
- CodeWRITE THE NAME AND DESCRIPTIONS OF UP TO TWO APPRENTICESHIPS839214839136.59720.335Months of apprenticeship (1)Months of apprenticeship (1)Months of apprenticeship (1)Months of apprenticeship (1)Months of apprenticeship (1)Module 2: Education
40) What kind of work were the apprenticeships that you completed and how many months did they last? Was it a certified (formal) apprenticeship or informal apprenticehsip?
- Duration in months839214819932.11716.094Formal/informal apprenticeship? (1)Formal/informal apprenticeship? (1)Formal/informal apprenticeship? (1)Formal/informal apprenticeship? (1)Formal/informal apprenticeship? (1)83921481A certified apprenticeship2An informal apprenticeshipSysmissCode of apprenticeship (2)Code of apprenticeship (2)Code of apprenticeship (2)Code of apprenticeship (2)Code of apprenticeship (2)Module 2: Education
40) What kind of work were the apprenticeships that you completed and how many months did they last? Was it a certified (formal) apprenticeship or informal apprenticehsip?
- Code382949159146.21123.36Months of apprenticeship (2)Months of apprenticeship (2)Months of apprenticeship (2)Months of apprenticeship (2)Months of apprenticeship (2)Module 2: Education
40) What kind of work were the apprenticeships that you completed and how many months did they last? Was it a certified (formal) apprenticeship or informal apprenticehsip?
- Duration in months3829496021.92118.141Formal/informal apprenticeship? (2)Formal/informal apprenticeship? (2)Formal/informal apprenticeship? (2)Formal/informal apprenticeship? (2)Formal/informal apprenticeship? (2)3829491A certified apprenticeship2An informal apprenticeshipSysmissHas respondent ever attended school?Has respondent ever attended school?Has respondent ever attended school?Has respondent ever attended school?Has respondent ever attended school?Module 2: Education
41) INTERVIEWER: Has respondent attended school?If "No", Go to Module 3 Q16Module 2: Education
41) INTERVIEWER : HAS RESPONDENT ATTENDED SCHOOL? (CAN REFER TO Q2)298341Yes2NoSysmissTime to primary schoolTime to primary schoolTime to primary schoolTime to primary schoolTime to primary schoolModule 2: Education
42) When you were in [Grade 1 (or equivalent)], how long did it take you to get to your primary school, by the usual method of transport you used?2676311-9Don't know1Less than half an hour2Between half an hour and one hour3More than one hourSysmissHow did compare academically...?How did compare academically...?How did compare academically...?How did compare academically...?How did compare academically...?Module 2: Education
43) From what you remember, how did you compare in your school work to your classmates in the highest grade you attended in primary or secondary school?DO NOT READ RESPONSES2677310-9Don't know1Excellent / among the best in class2Above average3average4Below averageSysmissDid parents keep themselves informed?Did parents keep themselves informed?Did parents keep themselves informed?Did parents keep themselves informed?Did parents keep themselves informed?Module 2: Education
44) When you were attending primary school, did either of your parents/guardians actively keep themselves informed of your exam/test results or grades?2687300-9Don't know1Yes, always or almost always2Yes, sometimes4No, never or almost never8Not ApplicableSysmissLevel satisfaction with life...?Level satisfaction with life...?Level satisfaction with life...?Level satisfaction with life...?Level satisfaction with life...?This section asks you a few personal characteristics and health questions.Module 3: Health
1) How satisfied are you at present with your life, all things considered? Respond on a scale from 1 (completely dissatisfied) to 10 (completely satisfied)SHOW CARD #12980712345678910SysmissHeight in centimetersHeight in centimetersHeight in centimetersHeight in centimetersHeight in centimetersModule 3: Health
2) How tall are you?21468410.82.21.6270.132Weight in kilogramsWeight in kilogramsWeight in kilogramsWeight in kilogramsWeight in kilogramsModule 3: Health
3) How much do you weigh?20729153018065.65713.787Days unable to carry out usual activitiesDays unable to carry out usual activitiesDays unable to carry out usual activitiesDays unable to carry out usual activitiesDays unable to carry out usual activitiesModule 3: Health
4) How many days during the last 4 weeks have you been unable to carry out your usual daily activities because of sudden illness, accident, chronic illness, or any other health problem?IF HEALTH PROBLEMS DID NOT PREVENT THE RESPONDENT FROM CARRYING OUT ALL USUAL ACTIVITIES DURING THE LAST 4 WEEKS, WRITE 029807281.5744.584Chronic IllnessChronic IllnessChronic IllnessChronic IllnessChronic IllnessModule 3: Health
5) Do you suffer from a chronic illness? (For example, diabetes, asthma, cancer, heart disease, high blood pressure, hepatitis….)IF "No", GOTO Q7298251Yes2NoSysmissDays unable due to chronic illnessDays unable due to chronic illnessDays unable due to chronic illnessDays unable due to chronic illnessDays unable due to chronic illnessModule 3: Health
6) During the last 4 weeks, because of this chronic illness, how many days were you unable to carry out your usual activities?IF THE CHRONIC ILLNESS DID NOT PREVENT THE RESPONDENT FROM CARRYING OUT ALL USUAL ACTIVITIES DURING THE LAST 4 WEEKS, WRITE 02652722283.0116.913Health insurance?Health insurance?Health insurance?Health insurance?Health insurance?Module 3: Health
7) Are you covered by health insurance?298251Yes, through my work2Yes, through a household member's work3Yes, national health insurance (contributory)4Yes, national health insurance (non-contributory)5Yes, through buying private insurance6Yes, NHIS and other private scheme7Yes, other8NoSysmissWorked for someone not a memberWorked for someone not a memberWorked for someone not a memberWorked for someone not a memberWorked for someone not a memberIn this section we are trying to get a picture of your work history and the type of work you could be qualified to do.Module 4: Employment, Part A: Labor Force Participation
1) During the past 7 days, have you worked for at least an hour for wage or salary in cash or in kind for someone who is not a member of your household, for example, a public or private enterprise or company, an NGO or any other individual?If "YES", GOTO Module (4) B298161Yes2NoSysmissWorked in farm owned or rentedWorked in farm owned or rentedWorked in farm owned or rentedWorked in farm owned or rentedWorked in farm owned or rentedModule 4: Employment, Part A: Labor Force Participation
2) During the past 7 days have you worked for at least an hour on a farm owned or rented by you or a member of your household, whether in cultivating crops or in other farm maintenance tasks, or have you cared for livestock belonging to you or a member of your household?If "YES", GOTO Module (4) B22087791Yes2NoSysmissWorked on own accountWorked on own accountWorked on own accountWorked on own accountWorked on own accountModule 4: Employment, Part A: Labor Force Participation
3) During the past 7 days have you worked for profit or family gain, in cash or in kind for at least an hour on your own account or in a business belonging to you or someone in your household, for example, as a trader, shop-keeper, barber, dressmaker, carpenter, taxi driver, car wash, etc.?If "YES", GOTO Module (4) B20819061Yes2NoSysmissWorked on occational jobWorked on occational jobWorked on occational jobWorked on occational jobWorked on occational jobModule 4: Employment, Part A: Labor Force Participation
4) Although you reported no work in the past 7 days have you done any occasional job for profit or family gain, in cash or in kind; such as sold goods in the street, helped someone for their business, sold some homemade products, washed cars, repaired cars, etc. during the past 7 days?If "YES", GOTO Module (4) B106619211Yes2NoSysmissTemporary absent from permament jobTemporary absent from permament jobTemporary absent from permament jobTemporary absent from permament jobTemporary absent from permament jobModule 4: Employment, Part A: Labor Force Participation
5) Even though you did not work in the last 7 days, do you have a permanent/long term job or work from which you were temporarily absent, or your own account work in which you were termporarily not working?If "NO", GOTO Q7102719601Yes2NoSysmissAre going back to same job?Are going back to same job?Are going back to same job?Are going back to same job?Are going back to same job?Module 4: Employment, Part A: Labor Force Participation
6) Are you going back to the same business/work/employer after this absence?If "YES", GOTO Module (4) B2552732-9Don't know1Yes2NoSysmissTried to find a salaried or wage job?Tried to find a salaried or wage job?Tried to find a salaried or wage job?Tried to find a salaried or wage job?Tried to find a salaried or wage job?Module 4: Employment, Part A: Labor Force Participation
7) During the past 4 weeks have you tried in any way to find a salaried or wage job?If "YES", GOTO Q1079921881Yes2NoSysmissTried to start your own business/ economic activity?Tried to start your own business/ economic activity?Tried to start your own business/ economic activity?Tried to start your own business/ economic activity?Tried to start your own business/ economic activity?Module 4: Employment, Part A: Labor Force Participation
8) During the past 4 weeks have you tried to start your own business/ economic activity?If "YES", GOTO Q1166623211Yes2NoSysmissMain reason did not look for jobMain reason did not look for jobMain reason did not look for jobMain reason did not look for jobMain reason did not look for jobModule 4: Employment, Part A: Labor Force Participation
9) What is the main reason you did not look for work in the past 4 weeks? (MOST IMPORTANT REASON)If "STUDENT/PUPIL" or "HOUSEWIFE" or "IN RETIREMENT" or "OLD AGE" or "ILL/HANDICAPPED" or "IN COMPULSORY MILITARY SERVICE" or "DO NOT WANT TO WORK", GOTO Q16
If "AWAITING RECALL BY EMPLOYER" or "WAITING FOR BUSY SEASON" or "BELIEVE I DO NOT HAVE ANY CHANCE TO GET A JOB" or "THERE ARE NO JOBS" or "OTHER (SPECIFY)", GOTO Q1363623511Studying / in school2Apprenticeship3Housewife4In retirement5Old age6Ill / handicapped7National service8Do not want to work9Have already found a job which will start later10Awaiting response from employer11Awaiting recall by employer12Waiting for busy season13Believe I do not have any chance to get a job14There are no jobs15Other, specifySysmissMain reason you did not look for job - otherMain reason you did not look for job - otherMain reason you did not look for job - otherMain reason you did not look for job - otherMain reason you did not look for job - otherModule 4: Employment, Part A: Labor Force Participation
9) What is the main reason you did not look for work in the past 4 weeks? (MOST IMPORTANT REASON) Other specifyIf "STUDENT/PUPIL" or "HOUSEWIFE" or "IN RETIREMENT" or "OLD AGE" or "ILL/HANDICAPPED" or "IN COMPULSORY MILITARY SERVICE" or "DO NOT WANT TO WORK", GOTO Q16
If "AWAITING RECALL BY EMPLOYER" or "WAITING FOR BUSY SEASON" or "BELIEVE I DO NOT HAVE ANY CHANCE TO GET A JOB" or "THERE ARE NO JOBS" or "OTHER (SPECIFY)", GOTO Q1354AWAITING RESULTSAWAITING TO CONTINUE EDUCATIONAWAITING TO START S.H.S (SENIRO HIGH SCHBETTER MY GRADESCHILD BIRDCHILD BIRTHDELIVERED A BABYDO NOT HAVE CAPITAL TO START BUSINESSDO NOT KNOW WHAT WORK TO DOGIVING HEATLH CARE TO DAD FAMILYHOUSE WORKJUST GAVE BIRTHLOOKING AFTER CHILDRENLOOKING AFTER MY BABYMATERNITY/TAKING CARE OF BABYNOT HAVING CAPITAL TO WORKNURSING A BABYNURSING A CHILDNURSING MOTHERPARENTS ARE SAVING MONEY SO HE COULD CONPREGNANCYPREGNANCY/NURSING MOTHERPREGNANTWAITING FOR CAPITALWAITING FOR CAPITAL TO START A JOBWAITING TO BE CALLED INTO SCHOOLWAITING TO CONTINUE EDUCATIONWAITING TO ENROLL IN SCHOOLWAITING TO ENTER APPRENCESHIPWAITING TO ENTER INTO APPRENTICESHIPWAITING TO ESTABLISH OWN BUSINESSWAITING TO GO BACK TO SCHOOLWAITING TO GO BANK TO SCHOOLWAITING TO GO TO SCHOOLWAITING TO LEARN A TRADEWAITING TO START APPRENTICESHIPWAITING TO START OWN WORKWANT TO CHANGE MY LINE OF BUSINESSWANT TO GO BACK TO SCHOOLWANT TO START MY OWN BUSINESSWANTS TO FURTHER HER EDUCATION.WANTS TO FURTHER MY EDUCATIONWEEDED CAPITAL TO START OWN BUSINESSMethod: through public employment agency?Method: through public employment agency?Method: through public employment agency?Method: through public employment agency?Method: through public employment agency?Module 4: Employment, Part A: Labor Force Participation
10) Did you use the following methods to try to find work (or if waiting to start a job, to find that job)?
- Through private employment agency13528521Yes2NoSysmissMethod: through private employment agencyMethod: through private employment agencyMethod: through private employment agencyMethod: through private employment agencyMethod: through private employment agencyModule 4: Employment, Part A: Labor Force Participation
10) Did you use the following methods to try to find work (or if waiting to start a job, to find that job)?
- Through university / School careers’ office13528521Yes2NoSysmissMethod: through university/school careers' officeMethod: through university/school careers' officeMethod: through university/school careers' officeMethod: through university/school careers' officeMethod: through university/school careers' officeModule 4: Employment, Part A: Labor Force Participation
10) Did you use the following methods to try to find work (or if waiting to start a job, to find that job)?
- Through social network (Friends / Relatives / Other)13528521Yes2NoSysmissMethod: through social network (friends/relatives/other)Method: through social network (friends/relatives/other)Method: through social network (friends/relatives/other)Method: through social network (friends/relatives/other)Method: through social network (friends/relatives/other)Module 4: Employment, Part A: Labor Force Participation
10) Did you use the following methods to try to find work (or if waiting to start a job, to find that job)?
- Responded to media ad / Put ad in Paper13528521Yes2NoSysmissMethod: responded to media ad/ put ad in paperMethod: responded to media ad/ put ad in paperMethod: responded to media ad/ put ad in paperMethod: responded to media ad/ put ad in paperMethod: responded to media ad/ put ad in paperModule 4: Employment, Part A: Labor Force Participation
10) Did you use the following methods to try to find work (or if waiting to start a job, to find that job)?
- Searched on Internet / Posted on Internet13528521Yes2NoSysmissMethod: searched on internetMethod: searched on internetMethod: searched on internetMethod: searched on internetMethod: searched on internetModule 4: Employment, Part A: Labor Force Participation
10) Did you use the following methods to try to find work (or if waiting to start a job, to find that job)?
- Contacted employers directly (Visited / Sent Letters)13528521Yes2NoSysmissMethod: contacted employers directly (visited/sent letters)Method: contacted employers directly (visited/sent letters)Method: contacted employers directly (visited/sent letters)Method: contacted employers directly (visited/sent letters)Method: contacted employers directly (visited/sent letters)Module 4: Employment, Part A: Labor Force Participation
10) Did you use the following methods to try to find work (or if waiting to start a job, to find that job)?
- Took test for a job13528521Yes2NoSysmissMethod: took test for a jobMethod: took test for a jobMethod: took test for a jobMethod: took test for a jobMethod: took test for a jobModule 4: Employment, Part A: Labor Force Participation
10) Did you use the following methods to try to find work (or if waiting to start a job, to find that job)?
- Other13528521Yes2NoSysmissMethod: other (specify)Method: other (specify)Method: other (specify)Method: other (specify)Method: other (specify)13528521Yes2NoSysmissMethods - OTHERMethods - OTHERMethods - OTHERMethods - OTHERMethods - OTHER2.Number of months you looked for workNumber of months you looked for workNumber of months you looked for workNumber of months you looked for workNumber of months you looked for workModule 4: Employment, Part A: Labor Force Participation
11) How many months have you/ did you actively look for work?16528228811.31517.713Available to start within next 2 weeksAvailable to start within next 2 weeksAvailable to start within next 2 weeksAvailable to start within next 2 weeksAvailable to start within next 2 weeksModule 4: Employment, Part A: Labor Force Participation
12) Are you available to start work within the next two weeks (if you find work)?16528221Yes2NoSysmissLowest monthly wage willing to acceptLowest monthly wage willing to acceptLowest monthly wage willing to acceptLowest monthly wage willing to acceptLowest monthly wage willing to acceptModule 4: Employment, Part A: Labor Force Participation
13) What is the lowest monthly net (take-home) wage that you would be willing to accept for a full-time job with social security benefits, in this locality or area?2462741202000333.089258.835USD lowest monthly net wage willing to acceptUSD lowest monthly net wage willing to acceptUSD lowest monthly net wage willing to acceptUSD lowest monthly net wage willing to acceptUSD lowest monthly net wage willing to accept246274122.0342203.396366.964285.157Would accept a job with no social security benefitsWould accept a job with no social security benefitsWould accept a job with no social security benefitsWould accept a job with no social security benefitsWould accept a job with no social security benefitsModule 4: Employment, Part A: Labor Force Participation
14) Would you accept a job that did not offer social security benefits (i.e. retirement pension, sickness and maternity benefits)?No >>Q1624627411Yes2NoSysmissMain reason for accepting job without social securityMain reason for accepting job without social securityMain reason for accepting job without social securityMain reason for accepting job without social securityMain reason for accepting job without social securityModule 4: Employment, Part A: Labor Force Participation
15) What is the main reason why you would accept a job without social security benefits?17728101Social security benefits are not important to me2I can't afford to pay the contributions3I would accept but continue looking for a job with benefi4I can receive more money5My family will support me if needed6I have no choice, the only jobs available for me are without benefits7OtherSysmissMain reason-otherMain reason-otherMain reason-otherMain reason-otherMain reason-otherModule 4: Employment, Part A: Labor Force Participation
15) What is the main reason why you would accept a job without social security benefits? Other specify13ALREADY HAVE A LIFE POLICY AT PROVIDENTHAVE NO OPTIONHE WILL SAVE FOR SOCIAL SECURITYI CAN PAY MYSELFIF THE PAY IS MODERATEIF THE SALARY IS SATISFACTORYINDIFFERENT ABOUT ITITS BETTER THAN BEING UNEMPLOYEDLACK OF EDUCATIONTHERE ARE NO JOBEWILL APPLY FOR SOCIAL SECURITY ON MY OWNWILL USE MY SALARY TO SUPPORT MYSELFWOULD ACCEPT TO KEEP HIMSELF BUSYSince age 15, have worked for paySince age 15, have worked for paySince age 15, have worked for paySince age 15, have worked for paySince age 15, have worked for payModule 4: Employment, Part A: Labor Force Participation
16) Since the age of 15 years old, have you worked for wage or salary or for profit or family gain in cash or in kind?If "Yes", GOTO Q1979921881Yes2NoSysmissSince age 15, has done occasional job for paySince age 15, has done occasional job for paySince age 15, has done occasional job for paySince age 15, has done occasional job for paySince age 15, has done occasional job for payModule 4: Employment, Part A: Labor Force Participation
17) Although you reported no paid work since the age of 15, have you done any occasional job for wage, salary, profit or family gain, such as sold goods in the street, helped someone for their business, sold some homemade products, washed cars, repaired bicycles ,did sewing for others from your home, etc. ?If "Yes", GOTO Q1944025471Yes2NoSysmissAre there any jobs that you can do without educationAre there any jobs that you can do without educationAre there any jobs that you can do without educationAre there any jobs that you can do without educationAre there any jobs that you can do without educationModule 4: Employment, Part A: Labor Force Participation
18) Are there any kinds of work that you can do now with your education or experience?If "Yes", GOTO Q30
If "No" or "Don't know", GOTO Module 5A3882599-9Don't know1Yes2NoSysmissWhen did your most recent work end?-monthWhen did your most recent work end?-monthWhen did your most recent work end?-monthWhen did your most recent work end?-monthWhen did your most recent work end?-month411257619932.70641.996When did your most recent work end?-yearWhen did your most recent work end?-yearWhen did your most recent work end?-yearWhen did your most recent work end?-yearWhen did your most recent work end?-yearModule 4: Employment, Part A: Labor Force Participation
19) What month and year did your most recent work end? (year)4112576197499992048.749556.641Occupation in most recent jobOccupation in most recent jobOccupation in most recent jobOccupation in most recent jobOccupation in most recent jobModule 4: Employment, Part A: Labor Force Participation
20) What did you do in this work, that is what was your occupation? Code1712816Armed forces occupations1Commissioned armed forces officers2Non-commissioned armed forces officers3Armed forces occupations, other ranks4Clerical support workers5Service and sales workers6Skilled agricultural, forestry and fishery workers7Craft and related trades workers8Plant and machine operators, and assemblers9Elementary occupations11Chief executives, senior officials and legislators12Administrative and commercial managers13Production and specialised services managers14Hospitality, retail and other services managers21Science and engineering professionals22Health professionals23Teaching professionals24Business and administration professionals25Information and communications technology professionals26Legal, social and cultural professionals31Science and engineering associate professionals32Health associate professionals33Business and administration associate professionals34Legal, social, cultural and related associate professionals35Information and communications technicians41General and keyboard clerks42Customer services clerks43Numerical and material recording clerks44Other clerical support workers51Personal service workers52Sales workers53Personal care workers54Protective services workers61Market-oriented skilled agricultural workers62Market-oriented skilled forestry, fishery and hunting workers63Subsistence farmers, fishers, hunters and gatherers71Building and related trades workers, excluding electricians72Metal, machinery and related trades workers73Handicraft and printing workers74Electrical and electronic trades workers75Food processing, wood working, garment and other craft and related trades workers81Stationary plant and machine operators82Assemblers83Drivers and mobile plant operators91Cleaners and helpers92Agricultural, forestry and fishery labourers93Labourers in mining, construction, manufacturing and transport94Food preparation assistants95Street and related sales and service workers96Refuse workers and other elementary workers111Legislators and senior officials112Managing directors and chief executives121Business services and administration managers122Sales, marketing and development managers131Production managers in agriculture, forestry and fisheries132Manufacturing, mining, construction, and distribution managers133Information and communications technology service managers134Professional services managers141Hotel and restaurant managers142Retail and wholesale trade managers143Other services managers211Physical and earth science professionals212Mathematicians, actuaries and statisticians213Life science professionals214Engineering professionals (excluding electrotechnology)215Electrotechnology engineers216Architects, planners, surveyors and designers221Medical doctors222Nursing and midwifery professionals223Traditional and complementary medicine professionals224Paramedical practitioners225Veterinarians226Other health professionals231University and higher education teachers232Vocational education teachers233Secondary education teachers234Primary school and early childhood teachers235Other teaching professionals241Finance professionals242Administration professionals243Sales, marketing and public relations professionals251Software and applications developers and analysts252Database and network professionals261Legal professionals262Librarians, archivists and curators263Social and religious professionals264Authors, journalists and linguists265Creative and performing artists311Physical and engineering science technicians312Mining, manufacturing and construction supervisors313Process control technicians314Life science technicians and related associate professionals315Ship and aircraft controllers and technicians321Medical and pharmaceutical technicians322Nursing and midwifery associate professionals323Traditional and complementary medicine associate professionals324Veterinary technicians and assistants325Other health associate professionals331Financial and mathematical associate professionals332Sales and purchasing agents and brokers333Business services agents334Administrative and specialised secretaries335Regulatory government associate professionals341Legal, social and religious associate professionals342Sports and fitness workers343Artistic, cultural and culinary associate professionals351Information and communications technology operations and user support technicians352Telecommunications and broadcasting technicians411General office clerks412Secretaries (general)413Keyboard operators421Tellers, money collectors and related clerks422Client information workers431Numerical clerks432Material-recording and transport clerks441Other clerical support workers511Travel attendants, conductors and guides512Cooks513Waiters and bartenders514Hairdressers, beauticians and related workers515Building and housekeeping supervisors516Other personal services workers521Street and market salespersons522Shop salespersons523Cashiers and ticket clerks524Other sales workers531Child care workers and teachers' aides532Personal care workers in health services541Protective services workers611Market gardeners and crop growers612Animal producers613Mixed crop and animal producers621Forestry and related workers622Fishery workers, hunters and trappers631Subsistence crop farmers632Subsistence livestock farmers633Subsistence mixed crop and livestock farmers634Subsistence fishers, hunters, trappers and gatherers711Building frame and related trades workers712Building finishers and related trades workers713Painters, building structure cleaners and related trades workers721Sheet and structural metal workers, moulders and welders, and related workers722Blacksmiths, toolmakers and related trades workers723Machinery mechanics and repairers731Handicraft workers732Printing trades workers741Electrical equipment installers and repairers742Electronics and telecommunications installers and repairers751Food processing and related trades workers752Wood treaters, cabinet-makers and related trades workers753Garment and related trades workers754Other craft and related workers811Mining and mineral processing plant operators812Metal processing and finishing plant operators813Chemical and photographic products plant and machine operators814Rubber, plastic and paper products machine operators815Textile, fur and leather products machine operators816Food and related products machine operators817Wood processing and papermaking plant operators818Other stationary plant and machine operators821Assemblers831Locomotive engine drivers and related workers832Car, van and motorcycle drivers833Heavy truck and bus drivers834Mobile plant operators835Ships' deck crews and related workers911Domestic, hotel and office cleaners and helpers912Vehicle, window, laundry and other hand cleaning workers921Agricultural, forestry and fishery labourers931Mining and construction labourers932Manufacturing labourers933Transport and storage labourers941Food preparation assistants951Street and related service workers952Street vendors (excluding food)961Refuse workers962Other elementary workersSysmissTask description of most recent job (1)Task description of most recent job (1)Task description of most recent job (1)Task description of most recent job (1)Task description of most recent job (1)406A CLASS TEACHER IN A PRIVATE BASIC SCHOOLACCOUNT KEEPING, FILLING AND GENERAL TASKS OF A CIVIL SERVANTARRANGEMENT AND PLACEMENT OF DEVICE AT A SPECIFIC ANGLE BEFORE CODINGARRANGES THE ITEMS, SELLING TO CUSTOMERSARRANGING FDRINKS IN CREATES AND CARRYING CRATES OF DRINKS FROM THE TRUCK TO CUSTOMERSASSISTED TRADESMEN ON SITE BY CARRYING BLOCKS, CONCRETE AND SOME CONSTRUCTION MATERIALS.ASSISTING CUTOMERSASSISTING OF CUSTOMERS TO BROWSE INSTALLING OPERATING SYSTEM DIAGNOSING AND FIXING HARDING FAUBAGING OF SALT AND SEALING ITBAKING BREADBAKING BREAD AND PASTERIESBAKING OF PASTERIESBINDING BOOKS IN A PRINTING PRESSBOOKING SALESBUILDING AND CONSTRUCTION SERVED AS A LABOURERBUILDING OF HOUSEBUY AND SELL BANANA BY HAWKINGBUY AND SELL PLASTIC BOWLS BY HAWKINGBUY AND SELL POTSBUY PALM KERNEL, PUT THEM ON FIRE, EXTRACT PALM KERNEL FROM IT, SELL TO CUSTOMERSBUY POMADE, ARRANGE THEM IN SHELVES, SELL THEM TO CUSTOMERSBUYING AND SELLING OF DRIED MEAT AND FISHBUYING FROM SUPPLIERS, WALKING AROUND SELLING PRINTSBUYING THE INGREDIENTS, GRINDING THE INGREDIENTS, PREPARING THE PORRIDGE, SELLING THE PORRIDGEBUYS AND SELLS FABRICS AND CLOTHINGS AT THE AGBOGBLOSHIE MARKETCARING FOR PATIENTS IN A HOSPITALCARRIES SACHET WATER AROUND SELLINGCARRIES STOCKS FROM KUMASI TO ACCRA TO SELL. USUALLY GOES ROUND TO CUSTOMERSCARRING OF SANDCARRYING CONCRETECARRYING CONCRETE BLOCKS FOR CONSTRUCTION WORKCARRYING MORTARCARRYING OF CEMENT, SELLING OF CEMENTCARRYING OF SANDCARRYING SOIL FROM THE PIT TO THE PLANT TO BE WASHEDCARRYING WATER, SAND, STONES,CONCRETECARYING BLOCKS AND MORTACASTING OF FISH NET, PULLING OF THE NET AND PADDLING OF THE FISHING BOATCEILING, ROOFING, ETCCHECK STOCKS, ORDER STOCKS, SUPERVISE OUTLETSCHECK THE ACCURACY OF MARKS AND SUPERVISING CANDIDATES DURING EXAMSCHECKING BP OF PATIENTS TAKING MEDICAL HISTORY GENERAL UP KEEP OF PATIENTS AT THE WORDCLASSROOM TEACHERCLEANING METRO MASS BUSESCLEANING OF COOKING ITEMS, SWEEPING WASHING OF CLOTHS & CLEANINGCLEANING OF OFFICESCLEANING POULTRY FARM.CLEARING LAND AND PLANTING COCOA SEEDSCLEARING OF THE LAND, PLANTING, WEEDING,HARVESTING, ETCCLEARING THE FARM RAISING MOUNDS CARRYING PRODUCTS AND FIREWOOD HOMECODING AND DATA ENTRY AT A RESEARCH INSTITUTIONCOLLECTING MONEY AND ISSUING OUT RECEIPTS TO DRIVERS, WRITING CAR NO.COLLECTING MONEY FROM CUSTOMERS AND GIVING CHANGECOLLECTING MONEY SAVINGS FROM CLIENTS FOR MICROFINANCE COMPANYCOMPILING DATA, REVIEWED DATA, REGISTERING BORROWERS, ETCCONSTRUCTING ROOFS/CEILING, WINDOWSCOOKINGCOOKING AND SELLING RICECOOKING AND SERVING FOOD TO CUSTOMERSCOOKING CHINESE DISHES/FOOD FOR CHINES WORKERS AT THEIR SITECOOKING FOOD AND SERVING FOODCOOKING FOOD(RICE AND STEW)COOKING FOT THE STAFF OF BRITISH AMERICAN TOBACCOCOOKING OF DISHES/RECEIVING OUTSIDE ORDERS FOR OCCASSIONS.COOKING OF FOODCOOKING OF FOOD (CANTEEN)COOKING OF FOOD (RESTAURANT)COOKING SOUP, COOKING BANKU AND SERVING CUSTOMERSCOOKING, SELLINGCOOKS AND SERVES MEALS AT A RESTAURANTCOVERING VIDEOS FOR OCCATION AND PRINTING CD'SCULTIVATED VEGETABLES AND ROOT CROPS FOR SALECULTIVATION OF COCOACULTIVATION OF CROPS.CUT MATERIALS, SEW THEM, IRON THEM, MAKE DRESSES, KABA AND SLITCUT, SEW FABRICS, HEMMING APPARELCUTTING DOWN OF TREESCUTTING HAIRCUTTING OF WOOD AND PLANNING OF WOODDECORATING OF HOMES AND EVENTS CENTREDESIGN AND PRINT, CARD LOACOS ADVERTISING BOARD GIFT CARDS, WEDDING CARDS. ETCDESINGS AND PRINTS IMAGES ON T-SHIRTSDIGGING HOLE FOR KVIP AND WELLSDISPATCH AND RECEIVING OF LETTERSDISPENSING DRUGS [MEDICINE]DISTRIBUTOR OF MOSQUITO NETS TO HOUSEHOLDSDRESSING OF HAIRDRIVING A COMMERCIAL VEHICLE (TAXI)DRIVING DISTRIBUTION AND WORKERS BUSDRIVING OF TRACTORS AT THE HABOURDRIVING PASSENGERS COMMERCIAL VEHICLEELECTRICIRON MANUFACTURING DRUGS PAEDEATRICS DRUGSENTERING TUNNELS TO LOOK FOR GOLD OREFEED BABY, BATH, WASH CLOTHING, PUT BABY TO SLEEPFETCHING OF WATER TO HELP BUILDFETCHING WATER FROM A STREAM TO BUILDING SITEFILINGFILING, KEEPING OF RECORDS DATA ENTRYFILL FUEL TO CAR TANKS,MAKE ACCOUNTS TO CLERKFILLING CARS WITH FUELS (PETROL/DIESEL)FILLING OF BOOKS, ENTRING DATA AND TAKING ATTENDANCE.FIXING AND ASSEMBLING BAGSFIXING OF WAVE ON RETOUCHING AND WASHING HAIRFIXING WEAVEONS AND NAILSFIXING WINDOW NETSFRYING AND SELLING OF KOKOFRYING EGGS FOR SALE SELLING ORANGESFRYING YAMGO ROUND IN TOWN SELLING BAGS AND CLOTHESGOES AROUND SELLING USED CLOTHESGOING TO TOGO FOR CLOTHES AND COMING TO SELL IN GHANAGROW CROPS, WEED AND CUT TREE FROM FARMGROWING MAIZE, CARROT, PEPPERHAIR DO. WEEDING AND FUNERAL DECORATIONSHAIR STYLING, WASHING OF HAIRHAIR-STYLE, MANUFACTURE AND PEDICUREHARVESTING MAIZE, PEPPERHAWKING IN THE COMMUNITY TO SELL CLOTHSHEAD, DEPARTMENT FOR REGIONAL MEDICAL STORES SUPERVISE STOCK TAKING AND DISTRIBUTIONHELP IN PREPARING MEAT PIE AND CAKES SELLING MEAT PIE AND CAKEHELP IN SERVING FOODHELPING IN LAYING BRICKS, MIXING CEMENTHELPING MOTHER TO EXTRACT OIL FROM PALM KERNEL AND COCONUTHELPING TO WRAP CHEWING GUM INTO WRAPPERS AND ALSO PACKAGING IT.HOUSE WIRING, LAYING OF CABLESIN CHARGE OF ALL OPERATIONS (BANK TRANSACTIONS, DIRECT SALES MAKING ORDERS FILLING TAX RETURNS ETC)IN CHARGE OF LOADING AND OFF LOADING OF SOFT DRINKS. DEPOSITING MONIES FROM SALES OF PRODUCT INTO COMPANY ACCOUNTINCHARGE OF SUPERMARKET'S BUYING AND SELLINGINSTALLING PARTS OF APPLIANCESISSUING OF RECEIPTS, TAKING STOCKS OF ITEMSISSUING RECEIPT TO CUSTOMERS AFTER RECEIVING MONIES SERVING CUSTOMERSKEEPING ACCOUNTKEEPING ACCOUNT BOOKS AND RECORD IN A SHOP THAT RETAILS BUILDING MATERIALSKEEPING ACCOUNTSKEEPING LAND IN SHAPE FOR A GOOD HARVESTKEEPING OF RECORDSLOADING OF POLES INTO VEHICLELOADING OF SANDMAKE PROCUREMENT OF DRUGS, CHECK FUEL OFDRIVERS ANYTHING THAT KEEP THE HOSPITAL GOINGMAKING AND SELLING SANDALS AND SLIPPERSMAKING AND STYLING OF HAIRMAKING OF KREKRE AND SELLING THEMMAKING OF LOCAL SOAP USING OIL AND SODAMAKING PHOTO COPIES AND SELLING OF MOBILE PHONE CREDITSMAKING SALES ENTRIES IN A SHOP, ON A COMPUTERMAKING SURE THE WORKING PREMISES IS KEPT FREE THEFT AND OTHER BAD PEOPLEMANAGING A COMMUNICATION CENTREMASSAGE, FACIAL MAKEUP/TREATMENT, COSMETIC SERVICEMIXING AND SEALING FOOD IN A CONTAINER, SELLING FOOD TO CUSTOMERSMIXING CEMENT AND CARRYING BRICKSMIXING CEMENTS STONE AND CARRYING THEMMIXING MORTAR FOR CONSTRUCTION WORKSMIXING MOTAR, CONVEYING BLOCKS TO THE SITE,OFF LOADING CEMENT ETCMIXING OF CEMENTMIXING OF CONCRET, CARRYING OF BRICKSMIXING SAND AND CEMENTMOVING GOODS FROM CONTAINERS INTO THE "FAR EAST"COMPANY BUILDINGNORMAL SELLING OF THE EGGS TO CUSTOMERSOFF LOADING GOODS LOADING GOODS GIVING PROPER MAINTANANCE TO THE TRUCK.OVERSEEING DUTIES OF WORKERS IN-CHARGE OF DAY TO DAY ACTIVITIES OF RESTAURANTPACK BUSCIUTS INTO PLASTIC BAG AND SEAL ITPACKAGING DRINKS, PUTTING LABELS ON DRINKS AND OPERATING SEALING MACHINEPACKAGING OF MTN SIM CARDSPACKAGING OF POLYTHENE BAGSPACKING OF GOODS AND BRINGING OUT GOODS FOR SALEPACKING OF METALSPACKING OR LOADING METAL SRABS INTO TRUCKS FOR TRANSPORTATINGPAINTING BUILDINGS, CONTAINERS, IRON RODETCPAINTING OF BUILDINGPAINTING OF BUILDING AND COMMUNICATION MASTSPAINTING OF BUILDINGSPAINTING OF ROOMSPAINTING THE WOOD USED FOR THE ROOFING WITH ENGINE OILPALM TREE FARMERPLAITING OF HAIRPLANTING AND HARVESTING OF MAIZE, YAM, GROUNDNUTPLANTING SEEDSPLANTING, WEEDING, HARVESTING.PLASTIC PRODUCTSPLAYING IN A COMPETITIVE LEAGUE(FOOTBALLPLAYING MUSIC AT A FUNERAL GROUNDSPOUNDING OF FUFU AND FENCHING OF WATER IN CHOP BAR.PREPARE FOOD AND SERVEPREPARE FRIED RICE AND SELL ON THE STREETPREPARE LESSON NOTES, TEACH, MARK EXERCISES, EXAMINATIONS ETCPREPARING AND SELLING OF KENKEYPREPARING FOOD IN A RESTAURANTPREPARING MEALSPREPARING MEALS FOR DISCO RESTAURANTPREPARING OF FOOD AND SELLING TO CUSTOMERPREPARING OF TEA AND FRYING EGGS ALONG A STREETPREPARING RICE AND STEW FOR SALEPRESCRIBING AND SELLING DRUGSPRINTING EXAMINATION QUESTIONS FOR SCHOOLPRINTING OF T. SHIRTS AND DRESSING OF WORKTABLE FOR PRINTING WORKREBOOT THE COMPUTER, PREPARE NOTES, TEACH PRIMARY STUDENTS COMPUTERRECEIVING AND CLEARING OF GOODSRECEIVING GUESTS, CHECKING THEM IN AND OUT OF THE FACILITYREGISTERING PROPLE ONTO THE NHIS SCHEME.REPAIRING AND SERVICING AUTOMOBILES AND OTHER ELECTRONIC EQUIPMENTREPAIRING BICYCLEREPAIRS AND DESIGNINGRETAIL PLANTAIN AT CENTRAL MARKETRETAILING OF SECOND-HAND CLOTHINGRETAILING OF TOFFEERUNNING ERRANS, PICKING AND DROPING COMPANY WORKERSSALE OF CALL CREDITSALE OF FOOD,(DOUGHNUT)SALE OF ORANGESALES OF SPARE PARTSSEALS THE BISCUIT IN RUBBER AFTER MANUFACTURING AND PARKING AT THE COMPANYSEE TO THE WELFARE OF TEACHERS AND STUDENTSSELL FOOD IN THE RESTAURANTSELL TO CUSTOMERS AND PREPARESELL TO CUSTOMERS ON RETAILSELLINGSELLING ALCOHOLIC AND SOFT DRINKSSELLING ALCOHOLIC DRINKS IN A BARSELLING AND DISTRIBUTING DRUGSSELLING AND DISTRIBUTING OF YAM AND PLANTIANSELLING APPLES, YAM BALLS AND GIZZARDSELLING BANKUSELLING BEDSHEETSSELLING BRASSIERS, PANTIES, MENS & LADIES JEANS & T-SHIRTSSELLING BUILDING MATERIALSSELLING CAR SPARE PARTS IN A SHOPSELLING CLOTHESSELLING CLOTHES, RECORDING SALESSELLING CONSUMABLES IN A MOVING VEHICLESELLING COOKED RICESELLING CORN DOUGHSELLING COSMETICSSELLING DIAPERS AND HAIR CREAMSELLING DRESSESSELLING DRINKS AT A BARSELLING EARRINGSSELLING FOOD SEASONING (MAGGIE, ONGA, ROYCO)SELLING FOODSTUFFS LIKETOMATOES,PEPPER, ETC TO CUSTOMERSSELLING FOOTWEARSSELLING FRUITSSELLING HOUSEHOLD CONSUMABLES AND PROVISIONSSELLING ICE CREAMSELLING ICE WATER TO CUSTOMERS IN THE MARKETSELLING ITEMS TO CUSTOMERSSELLING KELEWELE AND GROUNDNUTS.SELLING KENKEYSELLING LEATHER AND DRESSING BAGSSELLING MAIZESELLING MEN'S TROUSERSSELLING MOBILE PHONESSELLING NAILS METAL ROOFING SHEETS, AND OTHER BUILDING MATERIALSSELLING OF 'KOKO' AND 'KOSE' BY THE ROAD SIDESELLING OF BANKU,OMOTUO,KONKONTEY, ETC WITH SOUPSELLING OF BEADSSELLING OF BREADSELLING OF BREAD, BALL FLOAT ETC.SELLING OF CASSAVASELLING OF CASSAVA AND CORN DOUGHSELLING OF CHARCOAL, BAGING OF CHARCOALSELLING OF CHEWING STICKSELLING OF CLOTHSELLING OF CLOTHESSELLING OF CLOTHES (RETAIL)SELLING OF COCA COLA TO RETALERSSELLING OF COOKED FOOD IN FRONT OF THEIR HOUSESELLING OF COOKING UTENSILSSELLING OF COSMETICSSELLING OF CREDITSELLING OF CREDIT CARDSSELLING OF CUPS OF RICE TO CUSTOMERS SELLING OF TINS OF SARDINE TO CUSTOMERSSELLING OF DRINKSSELLING OF DRINKS (WHOLESALE)SELLING OF DRUGSSELLING OF EGGSSELLING OF FANTE KENKEY AND FISHSELLING OF FANTE KENKEY AND MEAT PIESELLING OF FOODSELLING OF FOOD(WAAKYE) TO CUSTOMERSSELLING OF FOODSTUFFSSELLING OF FRIED EGGS WITH BREADSELLING OF FRIED END BREAD.SELLING OF FRUITS (ORANGES BANANA, WATERMELON)SELLING OF ICE WATERSELLING OF JEWELLERY IN A SHOPSELLING OF KENKEYSELLING OF MEAT PIESELLING OF MOBILE PHONE CARDS, TRANSFERING MOBILE UNITSSELLING OF NEW PRODUCTS PHONE CHIPS TEC FOR A TELECOMMUNICATION COMPANYSELLING OF ORANGESSELLING OF ORANGES AND KEROSENESELLING OF PASTERIES AND DRINKS LIKE MINERALS.SELLING OF PLASTIC RUBBERS ANN BOWLSSELLING OF PRODUCTSELLING OF PROVISIONSSELLING OF PROVISIONS (SOAP, SARDINES, RICE, OIL)SELLING OF PROVISIONS AND OTHER GENERAL PRODUCTSSELLING OF PROVISIONS BY THE ROADSIDESELLING OF PROVISIONS, ISSUEING RECEIPTSSELLING OF PROVISIONS.SELLING OF SACHET WATER ON STREETSELLING OF SALTSELLING OF SATCHET WATERSELLING OF SECONDHAND CLOTHS FOR COMMISIONSELLING OF TELEVISIONS, FRIDGES, RICE COOKERS, OVENS ETC.SELLING OF TICKETS KEEPING NOF FINANCIAL RECORDS IN THE BAR SERVING OF DRINKSSELLING ORANGES AND PROVISIONSSELLING PALM OILSELLING PORRIDGESELLING PRODUCTS OF IPMCSELLING PROVISIONSSELLING PROVISIONS FOR STUDENTSSELLING PURE WATERSELLING RECHARGE CARDS TO CUSTOMER, SEND CREDIT TO CUSTOMERS' PHONESSELLING RICESELLING SACHET WATERSELLING SANDALSSELLING SANDALS, UNDERWEARS, ETCSELLING SATCHET WATERSELLING SECOND HAND CLOTHINGSSELLING SEEDLINGS GRAFTING AND BUDDINGSELLING SHEA BUTTERSELLING SHOESSELLING SMALL POLYTHENE BAGSSELLING STATIONARY (BOOKS, PENS ETC)SELLING SUGAR CANESELLING TELECOMMUNICATION RECHARGE CARDS TO CUSTOMERSSELLING TELEVISIONS, DVD PLAYERS, RICE COOKERS, FAN AND OTHER HOUSEHOLD ELECTRONIC WARESELLING TOFFEES, GUM, CHOCOLATE BISCUITS ETCSELLING TOMATOESSELLING UNBRELLAS IN THE RAINY SEASONSSELLING WEAVONS SELLING CREAMS AND POMADESSELLING, PURCHASING CLOTHES IN BULK FROM DISTRIBUTORSELLS PLATAINSEND CREDIT TO CUSTOMERS PHONE, SELL VOUCHER CARDSSERVING CLIENTSSERVING CUSTOMERS WITH THEIR FOODSERVING DRINKS TO CUSTOMERSSERVING FOOD AT A RESTURANTSEWING CLOTH FOR CLIENTSEWING CLOTHESSEWING OF CLOTHESSEWING OF CLOTHES (MEN AND WOMEN CLOTHING)SHEA NUT OIL EXTRATION FROM SHEA NUTS.SLAUTERING GOATS AND CATTLESMOKING FISH AND SELLINGSTYLING HAIRSUPERVISING AND RECORDING THE DISTRIBUTION OF DRUGS IN A PHARMACY SHOPSUPERVISING OF THE EXPORTING OF EMPTY CONTAINERS AT THE HARBOURSUPERVISING THE DAILY ACTIVITIES AT SITESUPERVISING THE LOADING OF CEMENT MARKING ROLL CALLSUPERVISING WORKERS TO RE-ARRANGE CLOTHING SELLING OF CLOTHENSUPPLYING MORTAR AND BLOCKS TO THE BUILDERSSUPPLYING OF BAGS OF WATER TO CUSTOMERSSUPPLYING SAND AND STONE TO CONSTRACTORSAND INDIVIDUALSSYSTEM MAINTENANCE IT SUPPORT/TECHNICAL SUPPORTTAKE CASH FROM PEOPLE ON THE FIELD LOOK FOR CLIENTSTAKES MONEY AT A PUBLIC PIPE STAND AND ASHOWERTAKING BAGS TO ONE CUSTOMER TO THE OTHER BUYING BAGS FROM WHOLESALERS AND RETAILING BAGS TO CUSTOMERTAKING CARE OF A CHILD, COOKING AND WASHINGTAKING PHOTO OF EVENTS, OUTDOORINGTEACH ENGLISH LANGUAGE,PREPARE LESSON NOTES, DISCIPLINE PUPILSTEACHES SCIENCE AND MATHEMATICSTEACHING ALL SUBJECTS IN PRIMARY FOURTEACHING AND MARKING SCRIPTSTEACHING BASIC DESIGN AND TECHNOLOGYTEACHING CHILDREN IN A CRECHTEACHING MATHEMATICS AND SOCIAL STUDIES AT LAKE VIEW J.H.S, KUMASITEACHING NURSERY PUPILSTEACHING OF ENGLISHTEACHING PRIMARY SCHOOL PUPILTEACHING SOCIAL STUDIES AND RME. FILLING FORMS, TAKE STUDENTS TO EXAM CENTRETEACHING, SETTING OF EXAM QUESTION.TYPE SETTING, BINDING, LAMINATIONTYPINGTYPING , FILLING, WRITING MINUTESTYPING OF LETTERS,RECIEVING VISITORS E.T.CTYPING, PRINTING, PHOTOCOPYING, ETC.TYPING, RECEIVING CASHWASHING AND RETACHING OF HAIRWASHING DISHESWASHING OF CLOTHESWASHING OF DISHESWASHING OF PLATES AND CLEANING OF DISHESWASHING, RETAOUCHING AND FIXING OF NAILSWEAVE RASTA BRAID HAIR, RETACHING AND WASHINGWEAVING HATS, WHOLESALING OF LADIES HATSWEEDINGWEEDING & HARVESTING MAIZE, CASSAVAWEEDING ON SOMEONE'S FARMWEEDING, HARVESTING AND GROWING OF COCOA AND PLANTAINWEEDING, PLANTING & HARVESTING PLANTAIN CASSAVA, COCOYAM, YAMWEEDING, PLANTING, APPLYING FERTILIZERWELD METALS, DRILL HOLES IN METAL TO FIX BOLT AND NUTSWHOLESALINGWRITING RECEIPTS AND RECORDING SALESTask description of most recent job (2)Task description of most recent job (2)Task description of most recent job (2)Task description of most recent job (2)Task description of most recent job (2)Task description of most recent job (3)Task description of most recent job (3)Task description of most recent job (3)Task description of most recent job (3)Task description of most recent job (3)Years in occupationYears in occupationYears in occupationYears in occupationYears in occupationModule 4: Employment, Part A: Labor Force Participation
22) How many years did you work in total in [OCCUPATION IN Q 20]?26827191487.1689.044Months in occupationMonths in occupationMonths in occupationMonths in occupationMonths in occupationModule 4: Employment, Part A: Labor Force Participation
22) How many years did you work in total in [OCCUPATION IN Q 20]?IF LESS THAN ONE YEAR WRITE NUMBER OF MONTHS1382849123456789SysmissDid you start actively looking for another job?Did you start actively looking for another job?Did you start actively looking for another job?Did you start actively looking for another job?Did you start actively looking for another job?Module 4: Employment, Part A: Labor Force Participation
23) Did you start actively looking for another work after this work ended?41125761Yes2NoSysmissWhy did you stop working?Why did you stop working?Why did you stop working?Why did you stop working?Why did you stop working?Module 4: Employment, Part A: Labor Force Participation
24) What was the main reason you stopped working?DO NOT READ RESPONSES41125761You were fired2Enterprise you worked for closed3Your own business/economic activity failed4Low wage/bad working conditions5You moved to another area6End of contract/end of work/business slowdown7Family, Health, Personal reasons8Employer reduced your work hours9To continue education10Retired11Other, specifySysmissWhy did you stop working - otherWhy did you stop working - otherWhy did you stop working - otherWhy did you stop working - otherWhy did you stop working - otherModule 4: Employment, Part A: Labor Force Participation
24) What was the main reason you stopped working? Other (specify)DO NOT READ RESPONSESType of employmentType of employmentType of employmentType of employmentType of employmentModule 4: Employment, Part A: Labor Force Participation
25) What type of employment was this work?READ OUT ALL RESPONSES41125761Employee/Salary Job2Self-employed, owner with or without hired labor3Unpaid worker in family business4Other, specifySysmissType of employment-otherType of employment-otherType of employment-otherType of employment-otherType of employment-otherModule 4: Employment, Part A: Labor Force Participation
25) What type of employment was this work? Other specifyIf "EMPLOYEE / SALARY JOB" or "UNPAID WORKER IN FAMILY BUSINESS" or "OTHER (SPECIFY)", GOTO Q292TRAINING WITH SOME ALLOWANCEDid you work in a wage job?Did you work in a wage job?Did you work in a wage job?Did you work in a wage job?Did you work in a wage job?Module 4: Employment, Part A: Labor Force Participation
26) Before this self-employment work, did you work in a wage job?If "NO", GOTO Q2912928581Yes2NoSysmissHad social security benefits in this wage job?Had social security benefits in this wage job?Had social security benefits in this wage job?Had social security benefits in this wage job?Had social security benefits in this wage job?Module 4: Employment, Part A: Labor Force Participation
27) Did you have social security benefits (i.e. NSSF, CSPS, etc.) in this wage job?3029571Yes2NoSysmissWhy did you stop wage job?Why did you stop wage job?Why did you stop wage job?Why did you stop wage job?Why did you stop wage job?Module 4: Employment, Part A: Labor Force Participation
28) What was the main reason you stopped this wage job?DO NOT READ RESPONSES3029571You were fired2Enterprise you worked for closed3Wanted to starte own business/economic activity failed4Low wage/bad working conditions5Retired6Moved to another area7End of contract/end of work8Family, Health, Personal reasons9Employer reduced your work hours10To continue education11Other, specifySysmissWhy did you stop wage job - otherWhy did you stop wage job - otherWhy did you stop wage job - otherWhy did you stop wage job - otherWhy did you stop wage job - otherModule 4: Employment, Part A: Labor Force Participation
28) What was the main reason you stopped this wage job? Other specify3REDEPLOYMENTSEXUALLY ASSAULTED BY EMPLOYERS HUSBANDTO GET MARRIEDAny other kinds of work you can do?Any other kinds of work you can do?Any other kinds of work you can do?Any other kinds of work you can do?Any other kinds of work you can do?Module 4: Employment, Part A: Labor Force Participation
29) In addition to the work you just described as [READ THE WORK FROM Q20] are there any other kinds of work that you can do now with your education or experience?If "NO", GOTO Module 5A41125761Yes2NoSysmissKind of job occupation(1)Kind of job occupation(1)Kind of job occupation(1)Kind of job occupation(1)Kind of job occupation(1)Module 4: Employment, Part A: Labor Force Participation
30) OCCUPATION #1 CodePERMIT UP TO THREE ANSWERS5092478Armed forces occupations1Commissioned armed forces officers2Non-commissioned armed forces officers3Armed forces occupations, other ranks4Clerical support workers5Service and sales workers6Skilled agricultural, forestry and fishery workers7Craft and related trades workers8Plant and machine operators, and assemblers9Elementary occupations11Chief executives, senior officials and legislators12Administrative and commercial managers13Production and specialised services managers14Hospitality, retail and other services managers21Science and engineering professionals22Health professionals23Teaching professionals24Business and administration professionals25Information and communications technology professionals26Legal, social and cultural professionals31Science and engineering associate professionals32Health associate professionals33Business and administration associate professionals34Legal, social, cultural and related associate professionals35Information and communications technicians41General and keyboard clerks42Customer services clerks43Numerical and material recording clerks44Other clerical support workers51Personal service workers52Sales workers53Personal care workers54Protective services workers61Market-oriented skilled agricultural workers62Market-oriented skilled forestry, fishery and hunting workers63Subsistence farmers, fishers, hunters and gatherers71Building and related trades workers, excluding electricians72Metal, machinery and related trades workers73Handicraft and printing workers74Electrical and electronic trades workers75Food processing, wood working, garment and other craft and related trades workers81Stationary plant and machine operators82Assemblers83Drivers and mobile plant operators91Cleaners and helpers92Agricultural, forestry and fishery labourers93Labourers in mining, construction, manufacturing and transport94Food preparation assistants95Street and related sales and service workers96Refuse workers and other elementary workers111Legislators and senior officials112Managing directors and chief executives121Business services and administration managers122Sales, marketing and development managers131Production managers in agriculture, forestry and fisheries132Manufacturing, mining, construction, and distribution managers133Information and communications technology service managers134Professional services managers141Hotel and restaurant managers142Retail and wholesale trade managers143Other services managers211Physical and earth science professionals212Mathematicians, actuaries and statisticians213Life science professionals214Engineering professionals (excluding electrotechnology)215Electrotechnology engineers216Architects, planners, surveyors and designers221Medical doctors222Nursing and midwifery professionals223Traditional and complementary medicine professionals224Paramedical practitioners225Veterinarians226Other health professionals231University and higher education teachers232Vocational education teachers233Secondary education teachers234Primary school and early childhood teachers235Other teaching professionals241Finance professionals242Administration professionals243Sales, marketing and public relations professionals251Software and applications developers and analysts252Database and network professionals261Legal professionals262Librarians, archivists and curators263Social and religious professionals264Authors, journalists and linguists265Creative and performing artists311Physical and engineering science technicians312Mining, manufacturing and construction supervisors313Process control technicians314Life science technicians and related associate professionals315Ship and aircraft controllers and technicians321Medical and pharmaceutical technicians322Nursing and midwifery associate professionals323Traditional and complementary medicine associate professionals324Veterinary technicians and assistants325Other health associate professionals331Financial and mathematical associate professionals332Sales and purchasing agents and brokers333Business services agents334Administrative and specialised secretaries335Regulatory government associate professionals341Legal, social and religious associate professionals342Sports and fitness workers343Artistic, cultural and culinary associate professionals351Information and communications technology operations and user support technicians352Telecommunications and broadcasting technicians411General office clerks412Secretaries (general)413Keyboard operators421Tellers, money collectors and related clerks422Client information workers431Numerical clerks432Material-recording and transport clerks441Other clerical support workers511Travel attendants, conductors and guides512Cooks513Waiters and bartenders514Hairdressers, beauticians and related workers515Building and housekeeping supervisors516Other personal services workers521Street and market salespersons522Shop salespersons523Cashiers and ticket clerks524Other sales workers531Child care workers and teachers' aides532Personal care workers in health services541Protective services workers611Market gardeners and crop growers612Animal producers613Mixed crop and animal producers621Forestry and related workers622Fishery workers, hunters and trappers631Subsistence crop farmers632Subsistence livestock farmers633Subsistence mixed crop and livestock farmers634Subsistence fishers, hunters, trappers and gatherers711Building frame and related trades workers712Building finishers and related trades workers713Painters, building structure cleaners and related trades workers721Sheet and structural metal workers, moulders and welders, and related workers722Blacksmiths, toolmakers and related trades workers723Machinery mechanics and repairers731Handicraft workers732Printing trades workers741Electrical equipment installers and repairers742Electronics and telecommunications installers and repairers751Food processing and related trades workers752Wood treaters, cabinet-makers and related trades workers753Garment and related trades workers754Other craft and related workers811Mining and mineral processing plant operators812Metal processing and finishing plant operators813Chemical and photographic products plant and machine operators814Rubber, plastic and paper products machine operators815Textile, fur and leather products machine operators816Food and related products machine operators817Wood processing and papermaking plant operators818Other stationary plant and machine operators821Assemblers822831Locomotive engine drivers and related workers832Car, van and motorcycle drivers833Heavy truck and bus drivers834Mobile plant operators835Ships' deck crews and related workers911Domestic, hotel and office cleaners and helpers912Vehicle, window, laundry and other hand cleaning workers921Agricultural, forestry and fishery labourers931Mining and construction labourers932Manufacturing labourers933Transport and storage labourers941Food preparation assistants951Street and related service workers952Street vendors (excluding food)961Refuse workers962Other elementary workersSysmissKind of job occupation(2)Kind of job occupation(2)Kind of job occupation(2)Kind of job occupation(2)Kind of job occupation(2)Module 4: Employment, Part A: Labor Force Participation
30) OCCUPATION #2 Code1612826Armed forces occupations1Commissioned armed forces officers2Non-commissioned armed forces officers3Armed forces occupations, other ranks4Clerical support workers5Service and sales workers6Skilled agricultural, forestry and fishery workers7Craft and related trades workers8Plant and machine operators, and assemblers9Elementary occupations11Chief executives, senior officials and legislators12Administrative and commercial managers13Production and specialised services managers14Hospitality, retail and other services managers21Science and engineering professionals22Health professionals23Teaching professionals24Business and administration professionals25Information and communications technology professionals26Legal, social and cultural professionals31Science and engineering associate professionals32Health associate professionals33Business and administration associate professionals34Legal, social, cultural and related associate professionals35Information and communications technicians41General and keyboard clerks42Customer services clerks43Numerical and material recording clerks44Other clerical support workers51Personal service workers52Sales workers53Personal care workers54Protective services workers61Market-oriented skilled agricultural workers62Market-oriented skilled forestry, fishery and hunting workers63Subsistence farmers, fishers, hunters and gatherers71Building and related trades workers, excluding electricians72Metal, machinery and related trades workers73Handicraft and printing workers74Electrical and electronic trades workers75Food processing, wood working, garment and other craft and related trades workers81Stationary plant and machine operators82Assemblers83Drivers and mobile plant operators91Cleaners and helpers92Agricultural, forestry and fishery labourers93Labourers in mining, construction, manufacturing and transport94Food preparation assistants95Street and related sales and service workers96Refuse workers and other elementary workers111Legislators and senior officials112Managing directors and chief executives121Business services and administration managers122Sales, marketing and development managers131Production managers in agriculture, forestry and fisheries132Manufacturing, mining, construction, and distribution managers133Information and communications technology service managers134Professional services managers141Hotel and restaurant managers142Retail and wholesale trade managers143Other services managers211Physical and earth science professionals212Mathematicians, actuaries and statisticians213Life science professionals214Engineering professionals (excluding electrotechnology)215Electrotechnology engineers216Architects, planners, surveyors and designers221Medical doctors222Nursing and midwifery professionals223Traditional and complementary medicine professionals224Paramedical practitioners225Veterinarians226Other health professionals231University and higher education teachers232Vocational education teachers233Secondary education teachers234Primary school and early childhood teachers235Other teaching professionals241Finance professionals242Administration professionals243Sales, marketing and public relations professionals251Software and applications developers and analysts252Database and network professionals261Legal professionals262Librarians, archivists and curators263Social and religious professionals264Authors, journalists and linguists265Creative and performing artists311Physical and engineering science technicians312Mining, manufacturing and construction supervisors313Process control technicians314Life science technicians and related associate professionals315Ship and aircraft controllers and technicians321Medical and pharmaceutical technicians322Nursing and midwifery associate professionals323Traditional and complementary medicine associate professionals324Veterinary technicians and assistants325Other health associate professionals331Financial and mathematical associate professionals332Sales and purchasing agents and brokers333Business services agents334Administrative and specialised secretaries335Regulatory government associate professionals341Legal, social and religious associate professionals342Sports and fitness workers343Artistic, cultural and culinary associate professionals351Information and communications technology operations and user support technicians352Telecommunications and broadcasting technicians411General office clerks412Secretaries (general)413Keyboard operators421Tellers, money collectors and related clerks422Client information workers431Numerical clerks432Material-recording and transport clerks441Other clerical support workers511Travel attendants, conductors and guides512Cooks513Waiters and bartenders514Hairdressers, beauticians and related workers515Building and housekeeping supervisors516Other personal services workers521Street and market salespersons522Shop salespersons523Cashiers and ticket clerks524Other sales workers531Child care workers and teachers' aides532Personal care workers in health services541Protective services workers611Market gardeners and crop growers612Animal producers613Mixed crop and animal producers621Forestry and related workers622Fishery workers, hunters and trappers631Subsistence crop farmers632Subsistence livestock farmers633Subsistence mixed crop and livestock farmers634Subsistence fishers, hunters, trappers and gatherers651711Building frame and related trades workers712Building finishers and related trades workers713Painters, building structure cleaners and related trades workers721Sheet and structural metal workers, moulders and welders, and related workers722Blacksmiths, toolmakers and related trades workers723Machinery mechanics and repairers731Handicraft workers732Printing trades workers741Electrical equipment installers and repairers742Electronics and telecommunications installers and repairers751Food processing and related trades workers752Wood treaters, cabinet-makers and related trades workers753Garment and related trades workers754Other craft and related workers811Mining and mineral processing plant operators812Metal processing and finishing plant operators813Chemical and photographic products plant and machine operators814Rubber, plastic and paper products machine operators815Textile, fur and leather products machine operators816Food and related products machine operators817Wood processing and papermaking plant operators818Other stationary plant and machine operators821Assemblers831Locomotive engine drivers and related workers832Car, van and motorcycle drivers833Heavy truck and bus drivers834Mobile plant operators835Ships' deck crews and related workers911Domestic, hotel and office cleaners and helpers912Vehicle, window, laundry and other hand cleaning workers921Agricultural, forestry and fishery labourers931Mining and construction labourers932Manufacturing labourers933Transport and storage labourers941Food preparation assistants951Street and related service workers952Street vendors (excluding food)961Refuse workers962Other elementary workersSysmissKind of job occupation(3)Kind of job occupation(3)Kind of job occupation(3)Kind of job occupation(3)Kind of job occupation(3)Module 4: Employment, Part A: Labor Force Participation
30) What kind of work could you do, that is, what would be the occupation(s) (or job title(s))? (3)332954Armed forces occupations1Commissioned armed forces officers2Non-commissioned armed forces officers3Armed forces occupations, other ranks4Clerical support workers5Service and sales workers6Skilled agricultural, forestry and fishery workers7Craft and related trades workers8Plant and machine operators, and assemblers9Elementary occupations11Chief executives, senior officials and legislators12Administrative and commercial managers13Production and specialised services managers14Hospitality, retail and other services managers21Science and engineering professionals22Health professionals23Teaching professionals24Business and administration professionals25Information and communications technology professionals26Legal, social and cultural professionals31Science and engineering associate professionals32Health associate professionals33Business and administration associate professionals34Legal, social, cultural and related associate professionals35Information and communications technicians41General and keyboard clerks42Customer services clerks43Numerical and material recording clerks44Other clerical support workers51Personal service workers52Sales workers53Personal care workers54Protective services workers61Market-oriented skilled agricultural workers62Market-oriented skilled forestry, fishery and hunting workers63Subsistence farmers, fishers, hunters and gatherers71Building and related trades workers, excluding electricians72Metal, machinery and related trades workers73Handicraft and printing workers74Electrical and electronic trades workers75Food processing, wood working, garment and other craft and related trades workers81Stationary plant and machine operators82Assemblers83Drivers and mobile plant operators91Cleaners and helpers92Agricultural, forestry and fishery labourers93Labourers in mining, construction, manufacturing and transport94Food preparation assistants95Street and related sales and service workers96Refuse workers and other elementary workers111Legislators and senior officials112Managing directors and chief executives121Business services and administration managers122Sales, marketing and development managers131Production managers in agriculture, forestry and fisheries132Manufacturing, mining, construction, and distribution managers133Information and communications technology service managers134Professional services managers141Hotel and restaurant managers142Retail and wholesale trade managers143Other services managers211Physical and earth science professionals212Mathematicians, actuaries and statisticians213Life science professionals214Engineering professionals (excluding electrotechnology)215Electrotechnology engineers216Architects, planners, surveyors and designers221Medical doctors222Nursing and midwifery professionals223Traditional and complementary medicine professionals224Paramedical practitioners225Veterinarians226Other health professionals231University and higher education teachers232Vocational education teachers233Secondary education teachers234Primary school and early childhood teachers235Other teaching professionals241Finance professionals242Administration professionals243Sales, marketing and public relations professionals251Software and applications developers and analysts252Database and network professionals261Legal professionals262Librarians, archivists and curators263Social and religious professionals264Authors, journalists and linguists265Creative and performing artists311Physical and engineering science technicians312Mining, manufacturing and construction supervisors313Process control technicians314Life science technicians and related associate professionals315Ship and aircraft controllers and technicians321Medical and pharmaceutical technicians322Nursing and midwifery associate professionals323Traditional and complementary medicine associate professionals324Veterinary technicians and assistants325Other health associate professionals331Financial and mathematical associate professionals332Sales and purchasing agents and brokers333Business services agents334Administrative and specialised secretaries335Regulatory government associate professionals341Legal, social and religious associate professionals342Sports and fitness workers343Artistic, cultural and culinary associate professionals351Information and communications technology operations and user support technicians352Telecommunications and broadcasting technicians411General office clerks412Secretaries (general)413Keyboard operators421Tellers, money collectors and related clerks422Client information workers431Numerical clerks432Material-recording and transport clerks441Other clerical support workers511Travel attendants, conductors and guides512Cooks513Waiters and bartenders514Hairdressers, beauticians and related workers515Building and housekeeping supervisors516Other personal services workers521Street and market salespersons522Shop salespersons523Cashiers and ticket clerks524Other sales workers531Child care workers and teachers' aides532Personal care workers in health services541Protective services workers611Market gardeners and crop growers612Animal producers613Mixed crop and animal producers621Forestry and related workers622Fishery workers, hunters and trappers631Subsistence crop farmers632Subsistence livestock farmers633Subsistence mixed crop and livestock farmers634Subsistence fishers, hunters, trappers and gatherers711Building frame and related trades workers712Building finishers and related trades workers713Painters, building structure cleaners and related trades workers714721Sheet and structural metal workers, moulders and welders, and related workers722Blacksmiths, toolmakers and related trades workers723Machinery mechanics and repairers731Handicraft workers732Printing trades workers741Electrical equipment installers and repairers742Electronics and telecommunications installers and repairers751Food processing and related trades workers752Wood treaters, cabinet-makers and related trades workers753Garment and related trades workers754Other craft and related workers811Mining and mineral processing plant operators812Metal processing and finishing plant operators813Chemical and photographic products plant and machine operators814Rubber, plastic and paper products machine operators815Textile, fur and leather products machine operators816Food and related products machine operators817Wood processing and papermaking plant operators818Other stationary plant and machine operators821Assemblers831Locomotive engine drivers and related workers832Car, van and motorcycle drivers833Heavy truck and bus drivers834Mobile plant operators835Ships' deck crews and related workers911Domestic, hotel and office cleaners and helpers912Vehicle, window, laundry and other hand cleaning workers921Agricultural, forestry and fishery labourers931Mining and construction labourers932Manufacturing labourers933Transport and storage labourers941Food preparation assistants951Street and related service workers952Street vendors (excluding food)961Refuse workers962Other elementary workersSysmissUsual tasks(1)Usual tasks(1)Usual tasks(1)Usual tasks(1)Usual tasks(1)Module 4: Employment, Part A: Labor Force Participation
31) What are the usual tasks of these jobs? Specify
Occupation 1 task509A CLASSROOM TEACHER IN A BASIC SCHOOLA CLASSROOM TEACHER INA BASIC SCHOOLACCOUNTING DUTIES & BALACING SHEETACT MOVIES AND PLAYSANALYSING AND STORING OF DATAARRANGING OF TEXT, AND IMAGES TO PROMOTE THE ORGANASSIST ACCOUNTANT AND RUN ERRANSASSIST ANY BUSINESS USING BUSINESS INFROMATION SYSASSIST CUSTOMERS AND BOOK KEEPINGASSIST THE NURSES, TAKE TEMPRATURES OF PATIENTS, EASSISTANG ARCHITECT TO DRAW BUILDING PLANTSASSISTING AND DIRECTING CLIENTSATTACKING CRIMINALSATTENDING TO CUSTOMERSATTENDING TO THE DAILY RUNNING OF A FORMAL OFFICEBAKE BREAD AND PIEBAKE MEAT PIEBAKING CAKE, PREPARING FOOD, ETCBAKING OF CAKEBAKING OF CAKE ETCBAKING PASTRIESBEEDING AND CUTTING OF STEELBLOCK LAYING, PLASTERING WALLS, LAYING OF TILESBOOK KEEPINGBRADING OF HAIRBRAIDING OF HAIRBUILDING OF HOUSESBULDING OF HOUSESBUY AN D SELL ITEMSBUY AND SELLBUY AND SELL GOODSBUY AND SELL ITEMSBUY AND SELL OF CLOTHESBUY GOODS AND SELL ON RETAIL BASESBUYING AND SELINGBUYING AND SELLINGBUYING AND SELLING (CEMENT BAGS, PADLOCKS ETC)BUYING AND SELLING BATIKBUYING AND SELLING OF FOOD STAFFBUYING AND SELLING OF GOODSBUYING AND SELLING PROVISIONSBUYING,SELLINGBUYS A VARIETY OF ELECTRICAL GOODS AND SELLCARING FOR THE HAIR AND STYLING IT INTO DESIRED FOCARRYING OUT ADMINISTRATIVE WORK.CHECK MOVEMENT OF MONEY IN AND OUT OF A FIRM.CHECKING OF RECORDS, ISSUING OF RECEIPTSCLASS ROOM TEACHERCLASSROOM TEACHERCLASSROOM TEACHINGCLEAN AND SWEEP OFFICESCLEANER OFFICESCLEANINGCLEANING AND SWEEPINGCLEANING AND SWEEPING OF WORK PLACECLEANING OF OFFICESCLEANING OF RESTURANT, BAR, ETCCLEANING OF THE PLACE OF WORK (OFFICES)CLEANING OFFICERSCLEANING OFFICESCLEANING THE ENVIRONMENT (STREET, HOTELS, OFFICES)CLEANING THE WARDSCLEARING AND WEEDING OF FARM. APPLYING CHEMICALSCLEARING OF GOODSCLEARING OF GOODS FROM THE PORTCOLLECT DEPOSITS AND PAY OUT MONIES TO PEOPLECOLLECT MONEY FROM CUSTOMERS FOR DEPOSITSCOLLECTING DEPOSITS FROM CUSTOMERS IN THEIR HOUSESCOLLECTING MONEY FROM CLIENTS SELLING BREADCOLLECTING MONEY FROM CUSTOMERSCOLLECTING MONEY FROM CUSTOMERS ON THE BEHALF OF ACOLLECTING OF CONTRIBUTIONSCOLLECTING OF SUSUCOLLECTING SUSUCOLLECTION OF DATACOOK AND SERVE PASTRIES CAKES, MEAT-PIECOOKING & SELLING OF RICEBALLSCOOKING AND SELLING FOODCOOKING AND SERVING FOOD AT A RESTAURANTSCOOKING AND SERVING FOOD AT FUNCTIONSCOOKING FOOD, SELLING FOODCOOKING FOR SCHOOL CHILDRENCOOKING OF FOODCOOKING OF FOOD FOR RESTAURANTCOOKING OF FOODS AND BAKINGCOOKING/SERVING FOOD AT THE RESTAURANTCOUNTING MONEY, PAYING/GIVING OUT & RECIEVINGCUT FABRIC INTO SIZES, CHECK MEASUREMENTS, USE SEWDESIGN AND SEWING OF CLOTHDESIGN CALL, COMPLEMENTARY INVITATION AND BIRTHDAYDESIGNING AND SEWING CLOTHES TO PEOPLE'S SPECIFICADESIGNING AND SEWING CLOTHSDESIGNING CLOTHESDESIGNING DRESSES FOR WOMENDESIGNING LOGOS, PRINTINGDESIGNING POSTERS AND BANNERSDESINING & DECORATION OF CLOTHESDISPATCH DRIVING TO DISTRIBUTE GOODSDISPENSING AND DEPOSITING MONEY ON PEOPLE'S BEHALFDISTRIBUTE GOODSDISTRIBUTE GOODS TO CUSTOMERSDRAW AND DESIGN BUILDINGSDRAWING AND DESIGNING OF IMAGESDRESSING OF HAIRDRESSING OF HAIR, WASHINGDRESSING/BEAUTIFUYING HAIRDRIVINGDRIVING AND LOADING OF HEAVY TRUCKSDRIVING OF CARSDYING OF CLOTHESELERCTRICAL INSTALLATION,FIX/REPAIR CERTAIN ELETRIENTRY OF DATAFABRICATE AND MANUFACUTURE MACHINES AND OBJECTS WIFEATURING IN A DRAMAFILING DATA ENTRYFILING RECORDS KEEPINGFIXING BATTERIESFIXING FAULTY MACHINESFIXING HEAVY DUTY VEHICLESFIXING OF CAR FAULTSFIXING OF CELLING (P.O.P) (CONSTRUCTION)FIXING OF VEHICLE FAULTSFIXING PLUGS, FIXING OF BULBSFIXING/REPAIRING OF HARDWARE, NETWORKINGFOOT NAILS & FINGER NAILS (CUTTING & POLISHINGGENERAL OFFICE WORKGIVE INJECTIONS AND DRESS WOUNDSGIVES HAIRCUT TO CUSTOMERS IN THEIR PREFFERED STYLGIVING CUSTOMERS INTERNET SERVICE TO BROWSEGIVING INJECTIONSGO TO TRAINING, PLAY MATCHESGOAL KEEPERGOES FOR ITEMS IN BULK THEN COMES TO SELL IN THE SGRAPHIC DESIGNINGGROWING OF MAIZE, PALM ETC.HAVE NO IDEAHE PROGRAMMES SOFTWARE, NETWORK FOR A FIRMHELPING IN ANY WORK IN THE COMPANYHELPS IN THE CALCULATION OF SALESHOUSE WIRING AND LIGHTINGINVESTIGATING ISSUES, MAKING ARRESTJOB EVALUATION GENERAL CLERICAL DUTIES RECRUITMENTKEEP RECORDSKEEP STOCKS OF ITEMS, PROFITKEEPING OF ACCOUNTS IN A VENTUREKEEPS RECORDS OF RECEIPTS AND PAYMENTSKEEPS RECORDS, WRITES REPORTSLABOURERE WORKLIGHTINING, STARTER, ALTINATORMAINTAIN PEACE AND ORDERMAIZE, GROUNDNUT FARMINGMAKING OF CAKES FOR SALE.MAKING OF CHAIRS AND TABLESMAKING OF LESSON NOTES, TEACHINGMAKING OF PASTERIES AND OTHER FOODSMAKING RASTER, CONROLLMAKING WOODEN KIOSKMANAGES PESONEL AT WORK PLACEMANAGING OF RESTAURANT (COOKING AND SELLING OF FOOMANAGING THE ACCOUNTS SECTION OR A FIRMMANAGING, DEVELOPING AND EXPANDING A BUSINESSMANUFACTURING OF FURNITUREMARKETING OF COMPANY PRODUCTSMARKETING OF PRODUCTSMARKING & RECEIVING CALLS ATTENDING TO CLIENTSMENTAINING CARSMIDFIELDER, PLAYING OF FOOTBALL IN A TEAM.MIXING MORTAR, BUILDINGMOVING PEOPLE AND GOODSNEWS CASTINGNURSINGNURSING PATIENTSPAINTING BUILDINGSPAINTING OF BUILDINGPAINTING/SPRAYING OF ITEMSPEACE-MAKINGPERM AND BRAID HAIRPERSONAL MANAGEMENT TO THE COMPANY WORKERS AND THEPLACE ORDER CLOTH, PUT THEM IN THE STORE, SELL THEPLACE ORDER FOR CLOTHINGS, SELL THEMPLACING ORDER FOR GROUNDNUT, MILLING GROUNDNUT TOPLACING ORDER FOR PROVISION, ARRANGING THEM IN THEPLAITING HAIR AND OTHER HAIR-DOPLANMENUS FOR HOSPITALSPLANNING OF MEALSPLANTING, WEAVING, RE-TOUCHINGPLASTORING BUILDINGPLATING OR BRAIDING OF HAIRPLAYING FOOTBALL FOR PAY IN A TEAM.PLAYING FOOTBALL FOR THE VARIOUS CLUB.PLAYING FOOTBOOTPLAYING OF FOOTBALLPLAYING ROLE IN MOVIESPOULTRY FARMING, (RAISING OF BIRDS, POULTRY)PREACH THE WORD OF GODPREACHING THE WORK OF GODPREPARATION OF CASHBOOK AND RECORDING TRANSACTIONSPREPARE FOOD FOR CHILDRENS' HOMEPREPARE KENKEYPREPARE NOTES, TEACH,MARKS SCRIPTSPREPARE TAX SCHEDULE AND SALARIESPREPARES DOUGH AND BAKES PIES, CAKE AND SELLSPREPARING A VARIETY OF DISHESPREPARING AMONIA GAS, WORK WITH A ROCK REALTED COMPREPARING FOOD FOR SALEPREPARING LESSON NOTES, TEACHING STUDENTPREPARING LESSON NOTES, TEACHING STUDENTSPREPARING LOCAL DISHESPREPARING PASTERIES, FOOD ETCPRIVATE TEACHER IN MATHEMATICSPROCUREMENTPRODUCING BREADPRODUCTION OF FURNITUREPROGRAMMING SOFTWARESPROTECT BOARDERS OF THE COASTPROTECT THE COUNTRY ON THE SEAPROTECT THE NATIONPROTECTING THE CITIZENSPROVIDING SECURITYPUMPING PETROL INTO CARSREARING OF ANIMALSRECEIVES QUESTS INTO COMPANY/FIRST POINT OF CONTACRECEIVING AND MAKING CALLS TO CUSTOMERSRECEIVING AND PAYING MONEYRECEIVING CASHRECEIVING COMPLAINTS OF CUSTOMERSRECEIVING DEPOSITS AND PAYING TO CUSTOMERSRECEIVING MONEY FROM CUSTOMERSRECORD BEAT AND MUSICRECORD TRANSACTIONSRECYCLING PRODUTSREPAIR AND FIX COMPUTER HARDWAREREPAIR FAULTY COMPUTERSREPAIR OF CARSREPAIR SPOILT COMPUTERREPAIR SPOILT PHONES, TV, RADIOREPAIRING OF ELECTRONIC GADGETSREPAIRING TV, AMPLIFIERS ETCREPAIRS PHONESRETAIL OF FABRICS IN A SHOPRETAIL OF HOUSEHOLD CONSUBLESRETAIL OF HOUSEHOLD CONSUMABLESRETAIL OF HOUSEHOLD ITEMSRETAIL OF PROVISIONRETAIL OF PROVISION AND COSMETICSRETAIL OF PROVISIONSRETAIL THEM IN A SHOPRETAILINGRETAILING OF PROVISIONRETAILING OF PROVISIONS AND TEXTILESRETAILING OF SECOND HAND CLOTHES BY THE ROADSIDERUNNING ERRANDSRUNNING IN A RACERUNS INSTALLATION AND CREATE USER ACCOUNTSSALE OF CLOTHESSALE OF CLOTHES AND FABRICSSALE OF CLOTHINGSALE OF COOKING UTENSILS & SEWING MATERIALS AND CLSALE OF DRESSES AND UNDERWEARSSALE OF FOODSTUFFSSALE OF FOOT WEARS.SALE OF GOODS LIKE CLOTHING, FOOD STUFFSALES GIRLSALES OF DRESSESSALES PERSON IN A MICRO-FINANCE COMPANYSEE TO DAILY AFFAIRS IN THE BANKSELL BABY DIAPERSSELL CLOTHES AND SHOESSELL ICED WATERSELL IN A STORESELL INTERNET TIME TO CUSTOMER, DO PRINTING ETCSELL ITEMS IN A SHOPSELL ITEMS TO CUSTOMERS AND TAKE MONEY CAN FIX PEOSELL PRODUCTS TO CLIENTSSELLINGSELLING (PROVISION MILK, TOILETRIES)SELLING ALCOHOLIC AND NON ALCOHOLIC DRINKSSELLING AND KEEPING OF RECORDSSELLING BODY CREAMSELLING BREAD, WATER AND ORANGESSELLING BUILDING MATERIALSSELLING CLOTHESSELLING CLOTHES AND EARRINGSSELLING CLOTHES, JEWELLERYSELLING CLOTHINGSSELLING CLOTHSSELLING CONSUMABLESSELLING COOK FOOD(S) AND SELLING AT THE STORESELLING COSMETICSSELLING EAR RINGS AND NECKLACESELLING FOOD IN A CHOP BARSELLING FOOD STUFFSSELLING GENERAL GOODSSELLING HAIR CREAM, BODY CREAMSELLING HOUSEHOLD CONSUMABLES.SELLING IN A SHOPSELLING IN SHOPS.SELLING ITEMS IN A SHOPSELLING JEWELERIESSELLING JEWERIES AND DRESSESSELLING MATERIALS (CLOTHING)SELLING OF BANKU AND TILAPIASELLING OF BISCUITS AND GUMSELLING OF BOWLS AND PLASTICSSELLING OF CALL CREDITSSELLING OF CLOTHSELLING OF CLOTHESSELLING OF CLOTHSSELLING OF COOKED RICE AND STEWSELLING OF COOKING UTENSILS, SHOES ETC.SELLING OF COSMETICSSELLING OF CUSMETICS AND TEXTILESSELLING OF FOOD STUFFSSELLING OF GENERAL GOODSSELLING OF GOODSSELLING OF GOODS IN SHOPSSELLING OF GOODS, KEEPING RECORDS.SELLING OF ITEMS TO CUSTOMERSSELLING OF ITEMS/PROVISIONSELLING OF PROVISIONSELLING OF PROVISIONSSELLING OF PROVISIONS (RETAILING)SELLING OF PROVISIONS AND CLOTHSELLING OF PROVISIONS AND TAKING STOCKSSELLING OF PROVISIONS IN A SHOPSELLING OF PROVISIONS IN A STORESELLING OF PRUDUCTS PROVISIONSSELLING OF RECHARGE CARDSSELLING OF RICE AND STEW.SELLING OF SACHET WATER AND FOOD STUFFS.SELLING OF SALTSELLING OF SECOND HAND CLOTHINGSELLING OF SHOES AND MATERIALSSELLING OF SOAP AND OTHER DETERGENTSELLING OF STATIONARIESSELLING OF SUGAR, GARI AND MILKSELLING OF WATER, YOGURT, GUMSELLING OF WOMEN'S WEARSELLING PHONES AND ACCESSORIESSELLING PRODUCTSSELLING PROVISIONSSELLING RECHARGE CARDSSELLING(MOBILE PHONES, CLOTHES)SELLINGS FRIED PASTRIESSERVE CUSTOMERS AT THE RESTAURANTSERVE DRINKS AND FOOD AT RESTAURANTSSERVE FOOD AT THE RESTAURANT TEACHINGSERVING FOOD TO CUSTOMERSSERVING MEALS AT THE RESTAURANTSERVING OF FOODSETTLING OF DISPUTES, PROTECTING THE BORDERSSEWINGSEWING CLOTHESSEWING CLOTHES FOR PEOPLESEWING DRESSSEWING LADIES CLOTHSEWING OF CLOTHESSEWING OF CLOTHES (WOMEN ONLY)SEWING OF DRESSESSEWING OF LADIES CLOTHESSEWING OF LADIES DRESSSEWING PEOPLES CLOTH FOR THEMSEWING.SINGINGSNAPPING PICTURESSOWING OF DRESSESSTOP FIGHTING AND PEACE KEEPINGSTYLING HAIRSUPERVISION AND MONITORING OFFICERSURVEYING LAND FOR CONSTRUCTION AND SUPERVISE CONSSUSU COLLECTORSWEEPING AND CLEANINGSWEEPING AND CLEANING OFFICESSWEEPING AND DUSTING CHAIRS IN OFFICESSWEEPING OF OFFICES, SCRUBBING OF BATHROOMSWEEPING OFFICE PREMISESSWEEPING THE ROAD SIDE OR MARKETSYSTEM APPLICATION PROGRAMMINGTAKING CARE OF PATIENTSTAKING CHARGE OF THE DAILY RUNNING OF A BUSINESS STAKING MEASUREMENT, NEATING ETC.TAKING MINUTES, WRITING REPORTSTEACH AND MARK SCRIPTS (MATHEMATICS)TEACH INFORMATION TECHNOLOGYTEACH MATHEMATIC AND SCIENCE TO J.H.S PUPILSTEACH PRIMARY STUDENTSTEACHES HOW TO LIVE FIT AND HEALTHYTEACHINGTEACHING (PRESCHOOL TO JHS).TEACHING AND HANDLING KIDSTEACHING AT SHSTEACHING BUSINESS MANAGEMENT.TEACHING CRECHETEACHING DANCETEACHING ENGLISH IN THE BASIC SCHOOLTEACHING IN CLASS AND SETTING EXAMS QUESTIONTEACHING IN JHS AND PRIMARY.TEACHING IN THE CLASSROOM(JHS-MATHEMATICS)TEACHING IN THE CLASSROOM(SS)TEACHING INFORMATION AND COMMUNICATIONN TECHNOLOGYTEACHING J.H.S PUPILSTEACHING JHSTEACHING MATHS IN THE JUNIOR HIGH SHCOOLTEACHING MATHS, ENGLISH, SOCIAL STUDIESTEACHING MATHS, SCIENCE AND AGRIC. SCIENCE IN JHSTEACHING OF ENGLISH AT A SECONDARY LEVELTEACHING OF MATHEMATICS AND FRENCHTEACHING OF PUPILS AND STUDENTS ENGLISH LANGUAGETEACHING OF SCHOOL PUPILS.TEACHING OF SOCIAL STUDIES AND ACCOUNTING.TEACHING PRIMARY PUPILSTEACHING PRIMARY SCHOOL CHILDREN (TWI, ENGLISH)TEACHING PRIMARY SCHOOL PUPILSTEACHING PUPILSTEACHING PUPILS AND SUPERVISING THEMTEACHING PUPILS IN CLASSROOMTEACHING SCIENCE AND MATHS, MARKING SCRIPTS, ETCTEACHING STUDENTSTEACHING THE CHILDRENTEACHING THE STUDENTS TO UNDERSTANDTEACHING, GIVING STUDENT ASSIGNMENTSTEACHING, LESSON NOTES (WRITING)TEACHING, MARKING PAPERSTEACHING, PREPARING LESSON NOTESTEACHING,NURSERY,PUPILTEACHUNGTECHING, GIVING ADVICE TO CHILDRENTHEY DO ADMINISTRATIVE WORKSTRADE (RETAIL) RETAILING OF COSMETICSTRAINING OF WORKERS AND RECRUITMENTTRANSPORTING PEOPLE AND GOODSTREATING AND CARING FOR SICK PATIENTSTYPE, COMPLILE FIELS, PREPARE FOR MEETINGSTYPING ALL KINDS OF DOCUMENTSTYPING AND PHOTOCOPYING OF SCRIPTSTYPING AND WRITING MINUTESTYPING AND WRITING OF REPORTTYPING OF DOCUMENTSTYPING OF MANUSCRIPTTYPING,WRITING LETTERS AND RECEIVING LETTERSWASH HAIR, PERM HAIR, BRAID HAIRWASHAND PERM HAIRWASHING & STYLING HAIRWASHING AND STYLING OF HAIR.WASHING HAIR AND HAIR WAVINGWASHING OF HAIR, RETOUCHING OF HAIR.WASHING, PLAITING & STYLING HAIRWASHING, PLAITING AND STYLING HAIRWEEDING, PLANTING AND HARVESTING FOOD CROPSWELCOME GUEST AND BOOKING ROOMSWHOLE SALE OF COSMESTICS & BEAUTY PRODUCTSWHOLESALEWIRING AND REPARING OF SOCKETSWORK IN A RADIO STATION AS A NEWSCASTERWORK IN ENGINE ROOMWRITING CORRESPONDENCEWRITING OF BOOKSWRITING REPORTS, AND ANSWERING PHONE CALLSUsual tasks(2)Usual tasks(2)Usual tasks(2)Usual tasks(2)Usual tasks(2)Module 4: Employment, Part A: Labor Force Participation
31) What are the usual tasks of these jobs? Specify
Occupation 2 task158ACCOUNTINGANALYZING COMPANIES PERFORMANCEARRANGING AND DEALING WITH FILING AND FOLDERSASSISTANT PEOPLE IN COOKINGASSISTING MEDICAL OFFICERS IN THE HOSPITALATHLETICS OR TRACK AND FIELD EVENTSBAKING OF MEAT PIE, ETCBAKING PASTERIES, AND CAKEBAKING PIE, BREAD, ETCBE OF ASSISTANCE TO CUSTOMERS AND SELL GOODS, INFOBOOKINGBUILDING HOUSESBUILDING HOUSES (CONSTRUCTION)BUYING AND SELLING OF BAGSCARDS ASSIST NURSES AT HOSPITALSCARRYING MORTARCATERINGCHOP BAR OPERATORCLASSROOM INSTRUCTION AND WELFARE OFFICERCLEANING OF OFFICESCLEANING OFFICES AND FACTORIESCOLLECTING SUSU FOR BANKSCOLLECTION OF CASH FROM CUSTOMERSCONNECTING THE INTERNET FOR PEOPLE TO BROWSECOOK DURING OCCASIONS,COOKING AND SERVING OF DISHES AND PASTRIES.COOKING AND SERVING OF FOODCOOKING FOR GOVERNMENT WORKERS.COOKING MEALS FOR SCHOOL CHILDRENCOOKING OF FOODSCUTTING, SEWING, MEASURINGD) SELLING OF HAIR PRODUCTSDECORATE WEDDING CARSDEFEND AND PROTECT THE NATION.DESIGN MANAGERDIRECTING OF HOW WORK IS GOINGDISABLING & ASSEMBLING COMPUTERSDISCUSING HEALTH ISSUES ON RADIODRAWINGDRAWING PLANS OF BUILDINGSDRIVING OF COMMERCIAL VEHICLES.EXTRACTING/MAKING SOYA BEAN OILFILLING FORMS AND TYPINGFIXING OF HAIRFIXING PROBLEMS RELATED TO COMPUTERSFIXING RASTAS, RE-TOURCHING, FIXING OF WEAVE-ONGONE ROUND TAKING MONEY FROM CLIENTGUARDING RESIDENTIAL HOUSESGUIDING THE OFFICE AND PROPERTY OF OFFICEHAIR CUTHAIR DRESSINGHOW TO DO SAVINGSIMAGE DSIGNERKEEPING THE HOTEL ROOMS NEAT AND CLEANLABOURERMAINTAINING OF SHRUBS AND OTHER PLANTSMAKE SURE ALL MIXTURE ARE WELL DONEMAKING FURNITUREMAKING LESSON NOTESMAKING OF CAKE AND BREADMAKING OF FRUIT JUICES (MIXING VARIOUS FRUITS)MAKING OF HAIRMAKING OF PASTERIESMANAGING A RESTAURANTMANAGING HER OWN RESTAURANT/EATRYMANAGING THE DAILY AFFAIRS OF A COMPANYMARKETING PRODUCTSMONITORING COMPANY SOFTWARES AND IT BASEORGANISING, DIRECTING AND PLANNINGPAINTING HOUSESPAINTING OF ART WORKPLACING STOCKS OR GOODS ON SHELVESPLAITING OF HAIRPLAYING OF SOCCER.PLES HAIRPOLICING THE PUBLICPREPARING FINANCIAL STATEMENTS AUDITING ACCOUNTSPREPARING FOOD FOR SCHOOL CHILDRENPREPARING MEALSPREPARING SOAPS/OTHER DOMESTIC DETERGENTSPRESCRIBING AND SELLING DRUGSPRINTING, TYPING, INTERNET UPDATING, NETWORKINGPROTECT CITIZENS, KEEP COUNTRY SAFEPROTECTING THE NATION AGAINST CRIMINALSRADIO PRESENTINGREADING NEWSRECEIVING OF CALLS, ATTENDING TO CLIENTSRECEIVING VISITORS AND RECEIVING OF CALLS ON BEHALRECIEVE VISITORS, TYPING LETTERSRECIEVING AND DIRECTING CUSTOMERS.RECORDING OF ACCOUNTSREPAIRINGREPAIRING AUTOMOBILREPAIRING BROKEN DOWN VEHICLESRUNNING OF ERRANDSRUNS ERRANDSSALE OF FABRICS IN A SHOPSALE OF FOOTWEARS AND MATERIALS(WHOLESALE)SALE OF HOUSEHOLD KITCHEN WARESSALE OF PRODUCTS SUCH AS CLOTHES/SCONDCLOTHESALE PERSON IN A SUPER MARKETSALES AND DISTRIBUTIONSALES MANAGERSALES PRODUCTSSELLING AND SERVING DRINKSSELLING BANK, RICESELLING CONSUMABLESSELLING CREAMSELLING FUEL TO DRIVERS USING THE FUEL PUMP.SELLING HOUSEHOLD ITEMS INN A SHOPSELLING IN A PROVISION SHOPSELLING ITEMS IN A SHOPSELLING OF COOKED FOOD.SELLING OF FOOD STUFFS.SELLING OF GOOD (PROVISIONS)SELLING OF GOODSSELLING OF OMO AND SOAPSELLING OF PROVISIONSELLING OF PROVISIONS.SELLING OF RAW RICESELLING PROVISIONS TO CUSTOMERSSERVING AS A MATRON FOR A HOSPITAL AND SCHOOLSERVING OF MEALSSEWINGSEWING CLOTHESSEWING OF LADIES DRESSESSHAVING AND CUTTING HAIRSHAVING AND CUTTING HAIRSSPRAY CARDSSUPERVISE AND TRAIN ROASTING OF GARITEACH PUPIL, DISCIPLINE STUDENTTEACH SCIENCE AND GEOGRAPHY TO OTHER SSS STUDENTSTEACHINGTEACHING AND COUNSELLING OF CHILDRENTEACHING BASIC SCHOOL SCIENCETEACHING CATERING AT THE PRIMARY OR JHSTEACHING CLASSES 1-6 PUPILSTEACHING COMPUTER PROGRAMMESTEACHING ENGLISH, MATHSTEACHING IN A CLASSROOMTEACHING IN THE BASIC SCHOOLSTEACHING IN THE CLASSROOMTEACHING NURSERY KIDS/PUPILS RHYMESTEACHING OF PRIMARY SCHOOL PUPILSTHEY MARKET PRODUCTSTRADE (RETAIL)TYPING DOCUMENTS EG. EXAM PAPERSWASHING CLOTHESWATCH OVER STORES AND SELL AS WELLWELDING METALSWORK IN SAVING AND LOANS COMPANYWRITING MINUTES AND TYPING OF LETTERSWRITING OF SCRIPTS AND ACTINGUsual tasks(3)Usual tasks(3)Usual tasks(3)Usual tasks(3)Usual tasks(3)Module 4: Employment, Part A: Labor Force Participation
31) What are the usual tasks of these jobs? Specify
Occupation 3 task33ADVERTISING PRODUCTSCASHIER (RECIEVING AND DEPOSITING CASH IN BANK)COLLECTING REVENUES FROM CUSTOMERS/CLIENTSCULTIVATE AND GROW CROPSDIRECTINGDISTRIBUTE RICE FOR FARMERS TO CUSTOMERSENCOURAGE PEOPLEFARMINGHELP IN PACKAGINGKEEP RECORDS, ATTENDING TO CUSTOMERSMAKING SURE LOGISTIC ARE IN PLACEMANAGERS ALSO MANAGES COMPANIESMANAGING A PHARMACEUTICAL SHOPMARKETING PRODUCTSPRESCRIBING DRUGSPRODUCING CLOTH FABRICSPROSPECTING FOR CLIENTS FOR BUSINESS.PROTECTING THE NATIONS AGAINST CRIMINALSPROTECTION PEOPLEREPAIRING HOUSEHOLD ELECTRONIC GADGETSRUNNING OF ERRANDSSELLING (SHOES, PROVISIONS)SELLING AND COLLECTING OF MICRO FINANCE PRODUCTSSELLING OF PROVISIONSSELLING PROVISIONS IN A SHOP.TEACH HOW TO COOK.TEACHING BASIC SCHOOL PUPILSTEACHING BASIC SCHOOLSTEACHING OF CREATIVE ARTS IN J.H.STEACHING OF STUDENTSWIRINGWRITING OF LISTWRITING REPORTSOccupation 1: Line numberOccupation 1: Line numberOccupation 1: Line numberOccupation 1: Line numberOccupation 1: Line number2182805101SysmissKind of work you did- code (1)Kind of work you did- code (1)Kind of work you did- code (1)Kind of work you did- code (1)Kind of work you did- code (1)Module 4: Employment, Part B: Overview of Past 7 Days
1) What kind of work did you do in the past 7 days, that is what is your occupation (or job title)?
Occupation code 1LIST ONE JOB/WORK ACTIVITY PER LINE
REPONDENTS SHOULD INCLUDE WORK FROM WHICH THEY HAVE BEEN TEMPORARILY ABSENT AND REFER TO THE 7 DAYS BEFORE THE ABSENCE FOR ALL TIMING QUESTIONS.2182805Armed forces occupations1Commissioned armed forces officers2Non-commissioned armed forces officers3Armed forces occupations, other ranks4Clerical support workers5Service and sales workers6Skilled agricultural, forestry and fishery workers7Craft and related trades workers8Plant and machine operators, and assemblers9Elementary occupations11Chief executives, senior officials and legislators12Administrative and commercial managers13Production and specialised services managers14Hospitality, retail and other services managers21Science and engineering professionals22Health professionals23Teaching professionals24Business and administration professionals25Information and communications technology professionals26Legal, social and cultural professionals31Science and engineering associate professionals32Health associate professionals33Business and administration associate professionals34Legal, social, cultural and related associate professionals35Information and communications technicians41General and keyboard clerks42Customer services clerks43Numerical and material recording clerks44Other clerical support workers51Personal service workers52Sales workers53Personal care workers54Protective services workers61Market-oriented skilled agricultural workers62Market-oriented skilled forestry, fishery and hunting workers63Subsistence farmers, fishers, hunters and gatherers71Building and related trades workers, excluding electricians72Metal, machinery and related trades workers73Handicraft and printing workers74Electrical and electronic trades workers75Food processing, wood working, garment and other craft and related trades workers81Stationary plant and machine operators82Assemblers83Drivers and mobile plant operators91Cleaners and helpers92Agricultural, forestry and fishery labourers93Labourers in mining, construction, manufacturing and transport94Food preparation assistants95Street and related sales and service workers96Refuse workers and other elementary workers111Legislators and senior officials112Managing directors and chief executives121Business services and administration managers122Sales, marketing and development managers131Production managers in agriculture, forestry and fisheries132Manufacturing, mining, construction, and distribution managers133Information and communications technology service managers134Professional services managers141Hotel and restaurant managers142Retail and wholesale trade managers143Other services managers211Physical and earth science professionals212Mathematicians, actuaries and statisticians213Life science professionals214Engineering professionals (excluding electrotechnology)215Electrotechnology engineers216Architects, planners, surveyors and designers221Medical doctors222Nursing and midwifery professionals223Traditional and complementary medicine professionals224Paramedical practitioners225Veterinarians226Other health professionals231University and higher education teachers232Vocational education teachers233Secondary education teachers234Primary school and early childhood teachers235Other teaching professionals241Finance professionals242Administration professionals243Sales, marketing and public relations professionals251Software and applications developers and analysts252Database and network professionals261Legal professionals262Librarians, archivists and curators263Social and religious professionals264Authors, journalists and linguists265Creative and performing artists311Physical and engineering science technicians312Mining, manufacturing and construction supervisors313Process control technicians314Life science technicians and related associate professionals315Ship and aircraft controllers and technicians321Medical and pharmaceutical technicians322Nursing and midwifery associate professionals323Traditional and complementary medicine associate professionals324Veterinary technicians and assistants325Other health associate professionals331Financial and mathematical associate professionals332Sales and purchasing agents and brokers333Business services agents334Administrative and specialised secretaries335Regulatory government associate professionals341Legal, social and religious associate professionals342Sports and fitness workers343Artistic, cultural and culinary associate professionals351Information and communications technology operations and user support technicians352Telecommunications and broadcasting technicians411General office clerks412Secretaries (general)413Keyboard operators421Tellers, money collectors and related clerks422Client information workers431Numerical clerks432Material-recording and transport clerks441Other clerical support workers511Travel attendants, conductors and guides512Cooks513Waiters and bartenders514Hairdressers, beauticians and related workers515Building and housekeeping supervisors516Other personal services workers521Street and market salespersons522Shop salespersons523Cashiers and ticket clerks524Other sales workers531Child care workers and teachers' aides532Personal care workers in health services541Protective services workers611Market gardeners and crop growers612Animal producers613Mixed crop and animal producers621Forestry and related workers622Fishery workers, hunters and trappers631Subsistence crop farmers632Subsistence livestock farmers633Subsistence mixed crop and livestock farmers634Subsistence fishers, hunters, trappers and gatherers711Building frame and related trades workers712Building finishers and related trades workers713Painters, building structure cleaners and related trades workers721Sheet and structural metal workers, moulders and welders, and related workers722Blacksmiths, toolmakers and related trades workers723Machinery mechanics and repairers731Handicraft workers732Printing trades workers741Electrical equipment installers and repairers742Electronics and telecommunications installers and repairers751Food processing and related trades workers752Wood treaters, cabinet-makers and related trades workers753Garment and related trades workers754Other craft and related workers811Mining and mineral processing plant operators812Metal processing and finishing plant operators813Chemical and photographic products plant and machine operators814Rubber, plastic and paper products machine operators815Textile, fur and leather products machine operators816Food and related products machine operators817Wood processing and papermaking plant operators818Other stationary plant and machine operators821Assemblers831Locomotive engine drivers and related workers832Car, van and motorcycle drivers833Heavy truck and bus drivers834Mobile plant operators835Ships' deck crews and related workers911Domestic, hotel and office cleaners and helpers912Vehicle, window, laundry and other hand cleaning workers921Agricultural, forestry and fishery labourers931Mining and construction labourers932Manufacturing labourers933Transport and storage labourers941Food preparation assistants951Street and related service workers952Street vendors (excluding food)961Refuse workers962Other elementary workersSysmissUsual main tasks at this job?Usual main tasks at this job?Usual main tasks at this job?Usual main tasks at this job?Usual main tasks at this job?I'd like to ask about all the work you have done in the past week (and the work from which you have been temporarily absent), that is, for yesterday and the 6 days before yesterday.Module 4: Employment, Part B: Overview of Past 7 Days
2) What are your usual main tasks at this job? (For example: typing, keeping account books, filing, selling cars, operating printing press, laying bricks) (1)2181In this work, were you working forIn this work, were you working forIn this work, were you working forIn this work, were you working forIn this work, were you working forModule 4: Employment, Part B: Overview of Past 7 Days
3) Line number 1) In this work, were you working for:21828051Non-Household Member / Firm / Company2Non-Farm on my own account / Household Enterprise3Farm Owned or Rented by household memberSysmissMain economic activity of the enterprise you are working for/own businessMain economic activity of the enterprise you are working for/own businessMain economic activity of the enterprise you are working for/own businessMain economic activity of the enterprise you are working for/own businessMain economic activity of the enterprise you are working for/own businessModule 4: Employment, Part B: Overview of Past 7 Days
4) What is the main economic activity of the enterprise you are working for, or of your own business if you work for yourself? Code21828051Crop and animal production, hunting and related service activities2Forestry and logging3Fishing and aquaculture5Mining of coal and lignite6Extraction of crude petroleum and natural gas7Mining of metal ores8Other mining and quarrying9Mining support service activities10Manufacture of food products11Manufacture of beverages12Manufacture of tobacco products13Manufacture of textiles14Manufacture of wearing apparel15Manufacture of leather and related products16Manufacture of wood and of products of wood and cork, except furniture; manufacture of articles of straw and plaiting materials17Manufacture of paper and paper products18Printing and reproduction of recorded media19Manufacture of coke and refined petroleum products20Manufacture of chemicals and chemical products21Manufacture of basic pharmaceutical products and pharmaceutical preparations22Manufacture of rubber and plastics products23Manufacture of other non-metallic mineral products24Manufacture of basic metals25Manufacture of fabricated metal products, except machinery and equipment26Manufacture of computer, electronic and optical products27Manufacture of electrical equipment28Manufacture of machinery and equipment n.e.c.29Manufacture of motor vehicles, trailers and semi-trailers30Manufacture of other transport equipment31Manufacture of furniture32Other manufacturing33Repair and installation of machinery and equipment35Electricity, gas, steam and air conditioning supply36Water collection, treatment and supply37Sewerage38Waste collection, treatment and disposal activities; materials recovery39Remediation activities and other waste management services41Construction of buildings42Civil engineering43Specialized construction activities45Wholesale and retail trade and repair of motor vehicles and motorcycles46Wholesale trade, except of motor vehicles and motorcycles47Retail trade, except of motor vehicles and motorcycles49Land transport and transport via pipelines50Water transport51Air transport52Warehousing and support activities for transportation53Postal and courier activities55Accommodation56Food and beverage service activities58Publishing activities59Motion picture, video and television programme production, sound recording and music publishing activities60Programming and broadcasting activities61Telecommunications62Computer programming, consultancy and related activities63Information service activities64Financial service activities, except insurance and pension funding65Insurance, reinsurance and pension funding, except compulsory social security66Activities auxiliary to financial service and insurance activities68Real estate activities69Legal and accounting activities70Activities of head offices; management consultancy activities71Architectural and engineering activities; technical testing and analysis72Scientific research and development73Advertising and market research74Other professional, scientific and technical activities75Veterinary activities77Rental and leasing activities78Employment activities79Travel agency, tour operator, reservation service and related activities80Security and investigation activities81Services to buildings and landscape activities82Office administrative, office support and other business support activities84Public administration and defence; compulsory social security85Education86Human health activities87Residential care activities88Social work activities without accommodation89Mining and quarrying n.e.c.90Creative, arts and entertainment activities91Libraries, archives, museums and other cultural activities92Gambling and betting activities93Sports activities and amusement and recreation activities94Activities of membership organizations95Repair of computers and personal and household goods96Other personal service activities97Activities of households as employers of domestic personnel98Undifferentiated goods- and services-producing activities of private households for own use99Activities of extraterritorial organizations and bodies101Processing and preserving of meat102Processing and preserving of fish, crustaceans and molluscs103Processing and preserving of fruit and vegetables104Manufacture of vegetable and animal oils and fats105Manufacture of dairy products106Manufacture of grain mill products, starches and starch products107Manufacture of other food products108Manufacture of prepared animal feeds110Manufacture of beverages111Growing of cereals (except rice), leguminous crops and oil seeds112Growing of rice113Growing of vegetables and melons, roots and tubers114Growing of sugar cane115Growing of tobacco116Growing of fibre crops119Growing of other non-perennial crops120Manufacture of tobacco products121Growing of grapes122Growing of tropical and subtropical fruits123Growing of citrus fruits124Growing of pome fruits and stone fruits125Growing of other tree and bush fruits and nuts126Growing of oleaginous fruits127Growing of beverage crops128Growing of spices, aromatic, drug and pharmaceutical crops129Growing of other perennial crops130Plant propagation131Spinning, weaving and finishing of textiles139Manufacture of other textiles141Manufacture of wearing apparel, except fur apparel142Manufacture of articles of fur143Manufacture of knitted and crocheted apparel144Raising of sheep and goats145Raising of swine/pigs146Raising of poultry149Raising of other animals150Mixed farming151Tanning and dressing of leather; manufacture of luggage, handbags, saddlery and harness; dressing and dyeing of fur152Manufacture of footwear161Sawmilling and planing of wood162Manufacture of products of wood, cork, straw and plaiting materials163Post-harvest crop activities164Seed processing for propagation170Manufacture of paper and paper products181Printing and service activities related to printing182Reproduction of recorded media191Manufacture of coke oven products192Manufacture of refined petroleum products201Manufacture of basic chemicals, fertilizers and nitrogen compounds, plastics and synthetic rubber in primary forms202Manufacture of other chemical products203Manufacture of man-made fibres210Manufacture of pharmaceuticals, medicinal chemical and botanical products220Logging221Manufacture of rubber products222Manufacture of plastics products230Gathering of non-wood forest products231Manufacture of glass and glass products239Manufacture of non-metallic mineral products n.e.c.240Support services to forestry241Manufacture of basic iron and steel242Manufacture of basic precious and other non-ferrous metals243Casting of metals251Manufacture of structural metal products, tanks, reservoirs and steam generators252Manufacture of weapons and ammunition259Manufacture of other fabricated metal products; metalworking service activities261Manufacture of electronic components and boards262Manufacture of computers and peripheral equipment263Manufacture of communication equipment264Manufacture of consumer electronics265Manufacture of measuring, testing, navigating and control equipment; watches and clocks266Manufacture of irradiation, electromedical and electrotherapeutic equipment267Manufacture of optical instruments and photographic equipment268Manufacture of magnetic and optical media271Manufacture of electric motors, generators, transformers and electricity distribution and control apparatus272Manufacture of batteries and accumulators273Manufacture of wiring and wiring devices274Manufacture of electric lighting equipment275Manufacture of domestic appliances279Manufacture of other electrical equipment281Manufacture of general-purpose machinery282Manufacture of special-purpose machinery291Manufacture of motor vehicles292Manufacture of bodies (coachwork) for motor vehicles; manufacture of trailers and semi-trailers293Manufacture of parts and accessories for motor vehicles301Building of ships and boats302Manufacture of railway locomotives and rolling stock303Manufacture of air and spacecraft and related machinery304Manufacture of military fighting vehicles309Manufacture of transport equipment n.e.c.310Manufacture of furniture311Marine fishing312Freshwater fishing321Manufacture of jewellery, bijouterie and related articles322Manufacture of musical instruments323Manufacture of sports goods324Manufacture of games and toys325Manufacture of medical and dental instruments and supplies329Other manufacturing n.e.c.331Repair of fabricated metal products, machinery and equipment332Installation of industrial machinery and equipment351Electric power generation, transmission and distribution352Manufacture of gas; distribution of gaseous fuels through mains353Steam and air conditioning supply360Water collection, treatment and supply370Sewerage381Waste collection382Waste treatment and disposal383Materials recovery390Remediation activities and other waste management services410Construction of buildings421Construction of roads and railways422Construction of utility projects429Construction of other civil engineering projects431Demolition and site preparation432Electrical, plumbing and other construction installation activities433Building completion and finishing439Other specialized construction activities451Sale of motor vehicles452Maintenance and repair of motor vehicles453Sale of motor vehicle parts and accessories454Sale, maintenance and repair of motorcycles and related parts and accessories461Wholesale on a fee or contract basis462Wholesale of agricultural raw materials and live animals463Wholesale of food, beverages and tobacco464Wholesale of household goods465Wholesale of machinery, equipment and supplies466Other specialized wholesale469Non-specialized wholesale trade471Retail sale in non-specialized stores472Retail sale of food, beverages and tobacco in specialized stores473Retail sale of automotive fuel in specialized stores474Retail sale of information and communications equipment in specialized stores475Retail sale of other household equipment in specialized stores476Retail sale of cultural and recreation goods in specialized stores477Retail sale of other goods in specialized stores478Retail sale via stalls and markets479Retail trade not in stores, stalls or markets491Transport via railways492Other land transport493Transport via pipeline501Sea and coastal water transport502Inland water transport510Mining of hard coal511Passenger air transport512Freight air transport520Mining of lignite521Warehousing and storage522Support activities for transportation531Postal activities532Courier activities551Short term accommodation activities552Camping grounds, recreational vehicle parks and trailer parks559Other accommodation561Restaurants and mobile food service activities562Event catering and other food service activities563Beverage serving activities581Publishing of books, periodicals and other publishing activities582Software publishing591Motion picture, video and television programme activities592Sound recording and music publishing activities601Radio broadcasting602Television programming and broadcasting activities610Extraction of crude petroleum611Wired telecommunications activities612Wireless telecommunications activities613Satellite telecommunications activities619Other telecommunications activities620Computer programming, consultancy and related activities631Data processing, hosting and related activities; web portals639Other information service activities641Monetary intermediation642Activities of holding companies643Trusts, funds and similar financial entities649Other financial service activities, except insurance and pension funding activities651Insurance652Reinsurance653Pension funding661Activities auxiliary to financial service activities, except insurance and pension funding662Activities auxiliary to insurance and pension funding663Fund management activities681Real estate activities with own or leased property682Real estate activities on a fee or contract basis691Legal activities692Accounting, bookkeeping and auditing activities; tax consultancy701Activities of head offices702Management consultancy activities710Mining of iron ores711Architectural and engineering activities and related technical consultancy712Technical testing and analysis721Research and experimental development on natural sciences and engineering722Research and experimental development on social sciences and humanities729Mining of other non-ferrous metal ores731Advertising732Market research and public opinion polling741Specialized design activities742Photographic activities749Other professional, scientific and technical activities n.e.c.750Veterinary activities771Renting and leasing of motor vehicles772Renting and leasing of personal and household goods773Renting and leasing of other machinery, equipment and tangible goods774Leasing of intellectual property and similar products, except copyrighted works781Activities of employment placement agencies782Temporary employment agency activities783Other human resources provision791Travel agency and tour operator activities799Other reservation service and related activities801Private security activities802Security systems service activities803Investigation activities810Quarrying of stone, sand and clay811Combined facilities support activities812Cleaning activities813Landscape care and maintenance service activities821Office administrative and support activities822Activities of call centres823Organization of conventions and trade shows829Business support service activities n.e.c.841Administration of the State and the economic and social policy of the community842Provision of services to the community as a whole843Compulsory social security activities851Pre-primary and primary education852Secondary education853Higher education854Other education855Educational support activities861Hospital activities862Medical and dental practice activities869Other human health activities871Residential nursing care facilities872Residential care activities for mental retardation, mental health and substance abuse873Residential care activities for the elderly and disabled879Other residential care activities881Social work activities without accommodation for the elderly and disabled889Other social work activities without accommodation891Mining of chemical and fertilizer minerals892Extraction of peat893Extraction of salt899Other mining and quarrying n.e.c.900Creative, arts and entertainment activities910Libraries, archives, museums and other cultural activities920Gambling and betting activities931Sports activities932Other amusement and recreation activities941Activities of business, employers and professional membership organizations942Activities of trade unions949Activities of other membership organizations951Repair of computers and communication equipment952Repair of personal and household goods960Other personal service activities970Activities of households as employers of domestic personnel981Undifferentiated goods-producing activities of private households for own use982Undifferentiated service-producing activities of private households for own use990Activities of extraterritorial organizations and bodies1010Processing and preserving of meat1020Processing and preserving of fish, crustaceans and molluscs1030Processing and preserving of fruit and vegetables1040Manufacture of vegetable and animal oils and fats1050Manufacture of dairy products1061Manufacture of grain mill products1062Manufacture of starches and starch products1071Manufacture of bakery products1072Manufacture of sugar1073Manufacture of cocoa, chocolate and sugar confectionery1074Manufacture of macaroni, noodles, couscous and similar farinaceous products1075Manufacture of prepared meals and dishes1079Manufacture of other food products n.e.c.1080Manufacture of prepared animal feeds1101Distilling, rectifying and blending of spirits1102Manufacture of wines1103Manufacture of malt liquors and malt1104Manufacture of soft drinks; production of mineral waters and other bottled waters1200Manufacture of tobacco products1311Preparation and spinning of textile fibres1312Weaving of textiles1313Finishing of textiles1391Manufacture of knitted and crocheted fabrics1392Manufacture of made-up textile articles, except apparel1393Manufacture of carpets and rugs1394Manufacture of cordage, rope, twine and netting1399Manufacture of other textiles n.e.c.1410Manufacture of wearing apparel, except fur apparel1420Manufacture of articles of fur1430Manufacture of knitted and crocheted apparel1511Tanning and dressing of leather; dressing and dyeing of fur1512Manufacture of luggage, handbags and the like, saddlery and harness1520Manufacture of footwear1610Sawmilling and planing of wood1621Manufacture of veneer sheets and wood-based panels1622Manufacture of builders' carpentry and joinery1623Manufacture of wooden containers1629Manufacture of other products of wood; manufacture of articles of cork, straw and plaiting materials1701Manufacture of pulp, paper and paperboard1702Manufacture of corrugated paper and paperboard and of containers of paper and paperboard1709Manufacture of other articles of paper and paperboard1811Printing1812Service activities related to printing1820Reproduction of recorded media1910Manufacture of coke oven products1920Manufacture of refined petroleum products2011Manufacture of basic chemicals2012Manufacture of fertilizers and nitrogen compounds2013Manufacture of plastics and synthetic rubber in primary forms2021Manufacture of pesticides and other agrochemical products2022Manufacture of paints, varnishes and similar coatings, printing ink and mastics2023Manufacture of soap and detergents, cleaning and polishing preparations, perfumes and toilet preparations2029Manufacture of other chemical products n.e.c.2030Manufacture of man-made fibres2100Manufacture of pharmaceuticals, medicinal chemical and botanical products2211Manufacture of rubber tyres and tubes; retreading and rebuilding of rubber tyres2219Manufacture of other rubber products2220Manufacture of plastics products2310Manufacture of glass and glass products2391Manufacture of refractory products2392Manufacture of clay building materials2393Manufacture of other porcelain and ceramic products2394Manufacture of cement, lime and plaster2395Manufacture of articles of concrete, cement and plaster2396Cutting, shaping and finishing of stone2399Manufacture of other non-metallic mineral products n.e.c.2410Manufacture of basic iron and steel2420Manufacture of basic precious and other non-ferrous metals2431Casting of iron and steel2432Casting of non-ferrous metals2511Manufacture of structural metal products2512Manufacture of tanks, reservoirs and containers of metal2513Manufacture of steam generators, except central heating hot water boilers2520Manufacture of weapons and ammunition2591Forging, pressing, stamping and roll-forming of metal; powder metallurgy2592Treatment and coating of metals; machining2593Manufacture of cutlery, hand tools and general hardware2599Manufacture of other fabricated metal products n.e.c.2610Manufacture of electronic components and boards2620Manufacture of computers and peripheral equipment2630Manufacture of communication equipment2640Manufacture of consumer electronics2651Manufacture of measuring, testing, navigating and control equipment2652Manufacture of watches and clocks2660Manufacture of irradiation, electromedical and electrotherapeutic equipment2670Manufacture of optical instruments and photographic equipment2680Manufacture of magnetic and optical media2710Manufacture of electric motors, generators, transformers and electricity distribution and control apparatus2720Manufacture of batteries and accumulators2731Manufacture of fibre optic cables2732Manufacture of other electronic and electric wires and cables2733Manufacture of wiring devices2740Manufacture of electric lighting equipment2750Manufacture of domestic appliances2790Manufacture of other electrical equipment2811Manufacture of engines and turbines, except aircraft, vehicle and cycle engines2812Manufacture of fluid power equipment2813Manufacture of other pumps, compressors, taps and valves2814Manufacture of bearings, gears, gearing and driving elements2815Manufacture of ovens, furnaces and furnace burners2816Manufacture of lifting and handling equipment2817Manufacture of office machinery and equipment (except computers and peripheral equipment)2818Manufacture of power-driven hand tools2819Manufacture of other general-purpose machinery2821Manufacture of agricultural and forestry machinery2822Manufacture of metal-forming machinery and machine tools2823Manufacture of machinery for metallurgy2824Manufacture of machinery for mining, quarrying and construction2825Manufacture of machinery for food, beverage and tobacco processing2826Manufacture of machinery for textile, apparel and leather production2829Manufacture of other special-purpose machinery2910Manufacture of motor vehicles2920Manufacture of bodies (coachwork) for motor vehicles; manufacture of trailers and semi-trailers2930Manufacture of parts and accessories for motor vehicles3011Building of ships and floating structures3012Building of pleasure and sporting boats3020Manufacture of railway locomotives and rolling stock3030Manufacture of air and spacecraft and related machinery3040Manufacture of military fighting vehicles3091Manufacture of motorcycles3092Manufacture of bicycles and invalid carriages3099Manufacture of other transport equipment n.e.c.3100Manufacture of furniture3211Manufacture of jewellery and related articles3212Manufacture of imitation jewellery and related articles3220Manufacture of musical instruments3230Manufacture of sports goods3240Manufacture of games and toys3250Manufacture of medical and dental instruments and supplies3290Other manufacturing n.e.c.3311Repair of fabricated metal products3312Repair of machinery3313Repair of electronic and optical equipment3314Repair of electrical equipment3315Repair of transport equipment, except motor vehicles3319Repair of other equipment3320Installation of industrial machinery and equipment3510Electric power generation, transmission and distribution3520Manufacture of gas; distribution of gaseous fuels through mains3530Steam and air conditioning supply3600Water collection, treatment and supply3700Sewerage3811Collection of non-hazardous waste3812Collection of hazardous waste3821Treatment and disposal of non-hazardous waste3822Treatment and disposal of hazardous waste3830Materials recovery3900Remediation activities and other waste management services4100Construction of buildings4210Construction of roads and railways4220Construction of utility projects4290Construction of other civil engineering projects4311Demolition4312Site preparation4321Electrical installation4322Plumbing, heat and air-conditioning installation4329Other construction installation4330Building completion and finishing4390Other specialized construction activities4510Sale of motor vehicles4520Maintenance and repair of motor vehicles4530Sale of motor vehicle parts and accessories4540Sale, maintenance and repair of motorcycles and related parts and accessories4610Wholesale on a fee or contract basis4620Wholesale of agricultural raw materials and live animals4630Wholesale of food, beverages and tobacco4641Wholesale of textiles, clothing and footwear4649Wholesale of other household goods4651Wholesale of computers, computer peripheral equipment and software4652Wholesale of electronic and telecommunications equipment and parts4653Wholesale of agricultural machinery, equipment and supplies4659Wholesale of other machinery and equipment4661Wholesale of solid, liquid and gaseous fuels and related products4662Wholesale of metals and metal ores4663Wholesale of construction materials, hardware, plumbing and heating equipment and supplies4669Wholesale of waste and scrap and other products n.e.c.4690Non-specialized wholesale trade4711Retail sale in non-specialized stores with food, beverages or tobacco predominating4719Other retail sale in non-specialized stores4721Retail sale of food in specialized stores4722Retail sale of beverages in specialized stores4723Retail sale of tobacco products in specialized stores4730Retail sale of automotive fuel in specialized stores4741Retail sale of computers, peripheral units, software and telecommunications equipment in specialized stores4742Retail sale of audio and video equipment in specialized stores4751Retail sale of textiles in specialized stores4752Retail sale of hardware, paints and glass in specialized stores4753Retail sale of carpets, rugs, wall and floor coverings in specialized stores4759Retail sale of electrical household appliances, furniture, lighting equipment and other household articles in specialized stores4761Retail sale of books, newspapers and stationary in specialized stores4762Retail sale of music and video recordings in specialized stores4763Retail sale of sporting equipment in specialized stores4764Retail sale of games and toys in specialized stores4771Retail sale of clothing, footwear and leather articles in specialized stores4772Retail sale of pharmaceutical and medical goods, cosmetic and toilet articles in specialized stores4773Other retail sale of new goods in specialized stores4774Retail sale of second-hand goods4781Retail sale via stalls and markets of food, beverages and tobacco products4782Retail sale via stalls and markets of textiles, clothing and footwear4789Retail sale via stalls and markets of other goods4791Retail sale via mail order houses or via Internet4799Other retail sale not in stores, stalls or markets4911Passenger rail transport, interurban4912Freight rail transport4921Urban and suburban passenger land transport4922Other passenger land transport4923Freight transport by road4930Transport via pipeline5011Sea and coastal passenger water transport5012Sea and coastal freight water transport5021Inland passenger water transport5022Inland freight water transport5110Passenger air transport5120Freight air transport5210Warehousing and storage5221Service activities incidental to land transportation5222Service activities incidental to water transportation5223Service activities incidental to air transportation5224Cargo handling5229Other transportation support activities5310Postal activities5320Courier activities5510Short term accommodation activities5520Camping grounds, recreational vehicle parks and trailer parks5590Other accommodation5610Restaurants and mobile food service activities5621Event catering5629Other food service activities5630Beverage serving activities5811Book publishing5812Publishing of directories and mailing lists5813Publishing of newspapers, journals and periodicals5819Other publishing activities5820Software publishing5911Motion picture, video and television programme production activities5912Motion picture, video and television programme post-production activities5913Motion picture, video and television programme distribution activities5914Motion picture projection activities5920Sound recording and music publishing activities6010Radio broadcasting6020Television programming and broadcasting activities6110Wired telecommunications activities6120Wireless telecommunications activities6130Satellite telecommunications activities6190Other telecommunications activities6201Computer programming activities6202Computer consultancy and computer facilities management activities6209Other information technology and computer service activities6311Data processing, hosting and related activities6312Web portals6391News agency activities6399Other information service activities n.e.c.6411Central banking6419Other monetary intermediation6420Activities of holding companies6430Trusts, funds and similar financial entities6491Financial leasing6492Other credit granting6499Other financial service activities, except insurance and pension funding activities, n.e.c.6511Life insurance6512Non-life insurance6520Reinsurance6530Pension funding6611Administration of financial markets6612Security and commodity contracts brokerage6619Other activities auxiliary to financial service activities6621Risk and damage evaluation6622Activities of insurance agents and brokers6629Other activities auxiliary to insurance and pension funding6630Fund management activities6810Real estate activities with own or leased property6820Real estate activities on a fee or contract basis6910Legal activities6920Accounting, bookkeeping and auditing activities; tax consultancy7010Activities of head offices7020Management consultancy activities7110Architectural and engineering activities and related technical consultancy7120Technical testing and analysis7210Research and experimental development on natural sciences and engineering7220Research and experimental development on social sciences and humanities7310Advertising7320Market research and public opinion polling7410Specialized design activities7420Photographic activities7490Other professional, scientific and technical activities n.e.c.7500Veterinary activities7710Renting and leasing of motor vehicles7721Renting and leasing of recreational and sports goods7722Renting of video tapes and disks7729Renting and leasing of other personal and household goods7730Renting and leasing of other machinery, equipment and tangible goods7740Leasing of intellectual property and similar products, except copyrighted works7810Activities of employment placement agencies7820Temporary employment agency activities7830Other human resources provision7911Travel agency activities7912Tour operator activities7990Other reservation service and related activities8010Private security activities8020Security systems service activities8030Investigation activities8110Combined facilities support activities8121General cleaning of buildings8129Other building and industrial cleaning activities8130Landscape care and maintenance service activities8211Combined office administrative service activities8219Photocopying, document preparation and other specialized office support activities8220Activities of call centres8230Organization of conventions and trade shows8291Activities of collection agencies and credit bureaus8292Packaging activities8299Other business support service activities n.e.c.8411General public administration activities8412Regulation of the activities of providing health care, education, cultural services and other social services, excluding social security8413Regulation of and contribution to more efficient operation of businesses8421Foreign affairs8422Defence activities8423Public order and safety activities8430Compulsory social security activities8510Pre-primary and primary education8521General secondary education8522Technical and vocational secondary education8530Higher education8541Sports and recreation education8542Cultural education8549Other education n.e.c.8550Educational support activities8610Hospital activities8620Medical and dental practice activities8690Other human health activities8710Residential nursing care facilities8720Residential care activities for mental retardation, mental health and substance abuse8730Residential care activities for the elderly and disabled8790Other residential care activities8810Social work activities without accommodation for the elderly and disabled8890Other social work activities without accommodation9000Creative, arts and entertainment activities9101Library and archives activities9102Museums activities and operation of historical sites and buildings9103Botanical and zoological gardens and nature reserves activities9200Gambling and betting activities9311Operation of sports facilities9312Activities of sports clubs9319Other sports activities9321Activities of amusement parks and theme parks9329Other amusement and recreation activities n.e.c.9411Activities of business and employers membership organizations9412Activities of professional membership organizations9420Activities of trade unions9491Activities of religious organizations9492Activities of political organizations9499Activities of other membership organizations n.e.c.9511Repair of computers and peripheral equipment9512Repair of communication equipment9521Repair of consumer electronics9522Repair of household appliances and home and garden equipment9523Repair of footwear and leather goods9524Repair of furniture and home furnishings9529Repair of other personal and household goods9601Washing and (dry-) cleaning of textile and fur products9602Hairdressing and other beauty treatment9603Funeral and related activities9609Other personal service activities n.e.c.9700Activities of households as employers of domestic personnel9810Undifferentiated goods-producing activities of private households for own use9820Undifferentiated service-producing activities of private households for own use9900Activities of extraterritorial organizations and bodiesSysmissDays per week doing this activityDays per week doing this activityDays per week doing this activityDays per week doing this activityDays per week doing this activityModule 4: Employment, Part B: Overview of Past 7 Days
5) For how many days did you do this work in the past 7 days?21828051234567SysmissHours per day doing this activityHours per day doing this activityHours per day doing this activityHours per day doing this activityHours per day doing this activityModule 4: Employment, Part B: Overview of Past 7 Days
6) On average , on the days you did this work in the past 7 days, how many hours per day did you do this work?REPORT IN DECIMALS TO THE NEAREST 1/2 HOUR21828050.5228.5783.248Total hours per week doing this activityTotal hours per week doing this activityTotal hours per week doing this activityTotal hours per week doing this activityTotal hours per week doing this activityModule 4: Employment, Part B: Overview of Past 7 Days
7) Total Hours in last 7 DaysINTERVIEWER: MULTIPLY COL 5 BY COL 6 TO GET HOURS WORKED AT THIS WORK IN THE PAST 7 DAYS2182805114745.86424.496Weeks per year doing this activityWeeks per year doing this activityWeeks per year doing this activityWeeks per year doing this activityWeeks per year doing this activityModule 4: Employment, Part B: Overview of Past 7 Days
8) How many weeks in the last year did you do this activity?218280515242.15114.662Occupation 2: Line numberOccupation 2: Line numberOccupation 2: Line numberOccupation 2: Line numberOccupation 2: Line number2652722102SysmissKind of work you did- code (2)Kind of work you did- code (2)Kind of work you did- code (2)Kind of work you did- code (2)Kind of work you did- code (2)Module 4: Employment, Part B: Overview of Past 7 Days
1) What kind of work did you do in the past 7 days, that is what is your occupation (or job title)?
Occupation code 2LIST ONE JOB/WORK ACTIVITY PER LINE
REPONDENTS SHOULD INCLUDE WORK FROM WHICH THEY HAVE BEEN TEMPORARILY ABSENT AND REFER TO THE 7 DAYS BEFORE THE ABSENCE FOR ALL TIMING QUESTIONS.2652722Armed forces occupations1Commissioned armed forces officers2Non-commissioned armed forces officers3Armed forces occupations, other ranks4Clerical support workers5Service and sales workers6Skilled agricultural, forestry and fishery workers7Craft and related trades workers8Plant and machine operators, and assemblers9Elementary occupations11Chief executives, senior officials and legislators12Administrative and commercial managers13Production and specialised services managers14Hospitality, retail and other services managers21Science and engineering professionals22Health professionals23Teaching professionals24Business and administration professionals25Information and communications technology professionals26Legal, social and cultural professionals31Science and engineering associate professionals32Health associate professionals33Business and administration associate professionals34Legal, social, cultural and related associate professionals35Information and communications technicians41General and keyboard clerks42Customer services clerks43Numerical and material recording clerks44Other clerical support workers51Personal service workers52Sales workers53Personal care workers54Protective services workers61Market-oriented skilled agricultural workers62Market-oriented skilled forestry, fishery and hunting workers63Subsistence farmers, fishers, hunters and gatherers71Building and related trades workers, excluding electricians72Metal, machinery and related trades workers73Handicraft and printing workers74Electrical and electronic trades workers75Food processing, wood working, garment and other craft and related trades workers81Stationary plant and machine operators82Assemblers83Drivers and mobile plant operators91Cleaners and helpers92Agricultural, forestry and fishery labourers93Labourers in mining, construction, manufacturing and transport94Food preparation assistants95Street and related sales and service workers96Refuse workers and other elementary workers111Legislators and senior officials112Managing directors and chief executives121Business services and administration managers122Sales, marketing and development managers131Production managers in agriculture, forestry and fisheries132Manufacturing, mining, construction, and distribution managers133Information and communications technology service managers134Professional services managers141Hotel and restaurant managers142Retail and wholesale trade managers143Other services managers211Physical and earth science professionals212Mathematicians, actuaries and statisticians213Life science professionals214Engineering professionals (excluding electrotechnology)215Electrotechnology engineers216Architects, planners, surveyors and designers221Medical doctors222Nursing and midwifery professionals223Traditional and complementary medicine professionals224Paramedical practitioners225Veterinarians226Other health professionals231University and higher education teachers232Vocational education teachers233Secondary education teachers234Primary school and early childhood teachers235Other teaching professionals241Finance professionals242Administration professionals243Sales, marketing and public relations professionals251Software and applications developers and analysts252Database and network professionals261Legal professionals262Librarians, archivists and curators263Social and religious professionals264Authors, journalists and linguists265Creative and performing artists311Physical and engineering science technicians312Mining, manufacturing and construction supervisors313Process control technicians314Life science technicians and related associate professionals315Ship and aircraft controllers and technicians321Medical and pharmaceutical technicians322Nursing and midwifery associate professionals323Traditional and complementary medicine associate professionals324Veterinary technicians and assistants325Other health associate professionals331Financial and mathematical associate professionals332Sales and purchasing agents and brokers333Business services agents334Administrative and specialised secretaries335Regulatory government associate professionals341Legal, social and religious associate professionals342Sports and fitness workers343Artistic, cultural and culinary associate professionals351Information and communications technology operations and user support technicians352Telecommunications and broadcasting technicians411General office clerks412Secretaries (general)413Keyboard operators421Tellers, money collectors and related clerks422Client information workers431Numerical clerks432Material-recording and transport clerks441Other clerical support workers511Travel attendants, conductors and guides512Cooks513Waiters and bartenders514Hairdressers, beauticians and related workers515Building and housekeeping supervisors516Other personal services workers521Street and market salespersons522Shop salespersons523Cashiers and ticket clerks524Other sales workers531Child care workers and teachers' aides532Personal care workers in health services541Protective services workers611Market gardeners and crop growers612Animal producers613Mixed crop and animal producers621Forestry and related workers622Fishery workers, hunters and trappers631Subsistence crop farmers632Subsistence livestock farmers633Subsistence mixed crop and livestock farmers634Subsistence fishers, hunters, trappers and gatherers711Building frame and related trades workers712Building finishers and related trades workers713Painters, building structure cleaners and related trades workers721Sheet and structural metal workers, moulders and welders, and related workers722Blacksmiths, toolmakers and related trades workers723Machinery mechanics and repairers731Handicraft workers732Printing trades workers741Electrical equipment installers and repairers742Electronics and telecommunications installers and repairers751Food processing and related trades workers752Wood treaters, cabinet-makers and related trades workers753Garment and related trades workers754Other craft and related workers811Mining and mineral processing plant operators812Metal processing and finishing plant operators813Chemical and photographic products plant and machine operators814Rubber, plastic and paper products machine operators815Textile, fur and leather products machine operators816Food and related products machine operators817Wood processing and papermaking plant operators818Other stationary plant and machine operators821Assemblers831Locomotive engine drivers and related workers832Car, van and motorcycle drivers833Heavy truck and bus drivers834Mobile plant operators835Ships' deck crews and related workers911Domestic, hotel and office cleaners and helpers912Vehicle, window, laundry and other hand cleaning workers921Agricultural, forestry and fishery labourers931Mining and construction labourers932Manufacturing labourers933Transport and storage labourers941Food preparation assistants951Street and related service workers952Street vendors (excluding food)961Refuse workers962Other elementary workersSysmissUsual main tasks at this job?Usual main tasks at this job?Usual main tasks at this job?Usual main tasks at this job?Usual main tasks at this job?Module 4: Employment, Part B: Overview of Past 7 Days
2) What are your usual main tasks at this job? (For example: typing, keeping account books, filing, selling cars, operating printing press, laying bricks) (2)265ADMINISTRATION OF THE SCHOOL OR MANAGEMENT OF THE SCHOOLARANGING EQUIPMENTS TO PLAY MUSICBAKE BREAD IN THE NEIGHBOURHOODBAKING OF PASTRIESBARBERING OF HAIRBLOWING OF TRUMPETBREAKING ROCKS INTO SMALLER PARTICLES FOR CONSTRUCTIONBREWING OF PITO SELLING OF PITOBUILD HOUSESBUILD STORES TO RENT, SUPERVISE ARTISANS WORKING FOR HIMBUILDING OF HOUSESBUY AND SELL BROOMBUY AND SELL CLOTHES IN THE COMMUNITYBUY AND SELLS TO CUSTOMERS, CLIENTS AND PUBLICBUYING AND SELLING PROVISIONS (MILO, DRINKS ETC) MANAGESBUYS AND SELL JEWELS AT HER SHOPBUYS AND SELLS JEWELLS, SHOES CLOTHES ETCBUYS AND SELLS MOTOR BIKES TO CUSTOMERSBUYS STORE CLOTHERS TAKES IT ROUND COMPANIES/OFFICE TO SELLCARRY MAIZE TO THE CORNMILLCARRYING CONCRETE AND SANDCHECKS WEEKLY SALES OF THE DRIVERCLEANING A FIRMCLEANING CUTTERS AND SWEEPING THE STREETSCLEANING OFFICE. SWEEPING, CLEANING OFFICE FURNITURECLEANING, SWEEPING, DUSTING ROOMSCLEAR LAND,HARVEST THE CROPSCLEARING OF LANDCLEARING OF LAND PLANTING AND HARVESTINGCOOKING AND SELLING OF FOOD (FAST FOOD)CROP FARMING OF MAIZE CASSAVA GIV E STOCKCULTIVATES MAIZE. PLANTAIN AND CASSAVACULTIVATING CROPSCULTIVATING OF CASSAVACULTIVATING OF MAIZECULTIVATION COCOACULTIVATION CROPSCULTIVATION OF CABBAGECULTIVATION OF CASSAVA AND PLANTAINCULTIVATION OF CASSAVA, MAIZE , AND PEPPERCULTIVATION OF COCOA, MAIZE AND PLANTAINCULTIVATION OF PLANTAIN AND CASSAVACUTTING AND SOWING OF CLOTHESCUTTING CLOTHES SEWING CLOTHESCUTTING GRASS, FEEDING ANIMALS, SWEEPING. ETCCUTTING OF DUPLICATE KEYSCUTTING OF TIMBERCUTTING SHOE DESIGNSDECORATE OCCATION'S VENUE (WEDDINGFUNERAL, GATHERINGS ETC)DESIGNING PICTURES OR PHOTO AND FIXING ON WOODEN FRAMESDEVELOP EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMMES FOR THE KIDSDISTRIBUTES BEEF PRODUCTSDRAWING PAINTINGDRESSMAKINGDRIVER (COMMERCIAL)DRIVES PASSENGERSDRIVINGDRIVING PASSENGERSDRIVING PEOPLE AND MOVING GOODSFARMINGFARMING/FEEDING ANIMALSFEEDING LIVESTOCKSFEEDING OF ANIMALSFIX BROKEN DOWN ELECTRONIC DEVICESGATHER THEM AND ARRANGE THEM FOR SALEGENERAL CLEANING OF HOUSEGROW TOMATOES PEPPER ETCGROWING OF COCOA, CASSAVA,PLANTAIN ETCGROWING OF CROPGROWING OF GROUNDNUT CLEARING OF LANDGROWS AND HAVEST RICEGROWS CORN, COCOYAM PLANTIAN, TOMATOS ETC AT A BACKYARD GARDENHAWKING AND SELLING OF PROVISIONSHIRING OF ITEMS AND SELLING OF BICYCLESLAYING BLOCKSMAIZE FARMINGMAKING COOKING PORTMAKING OF DOORS AND ROOFINGMAKING OF FUNITUREMAKING SACHET WATERMANAGEMENT OF MY FARMSMANAGERMANAGES CARS BOUGHT FOR COMMERCIAL PURPOSESMANAGING A COMMERCIAL BUS AND A TRACTORMANAGING A PHOTOCOPY BUSINESSMANAGING DIRECTORMANAGING OF THE SHOP (SELLING OF TOILETRIES ETC)MANUFACTURING WARDROPE AND CABINETSMARKETING OF LADIES' PRODUCTSMARKETING OF PRODUCTSMENDING OF TORN CLOTHESMINISTERIAL WORKMIXING MORTAR AND LAYING BLOCKSMIXING MORTAR,LAYING BLOCKS ETCMONITERING OF TAXIMONITORING OF PROJECTSNUY AND SELL SCRABSPAINT PEOPLES HOUSESPAINT ROOMS AND WALLS FOR PEOPLEPAINTING OF HOUSESPAINTING, LAYING OF BLOCKPASTERING (BAKING OF PIE)PETROL SELLERPHOTOCOPYING OF DOCUMENTSPLANTING AND CLEARING OF LANDPLANTING AND HARVESTING CASSAVAPLANTING AND HARVESTING OF MAIZE, GROUNDNUT AND MILLETPLANTING AND HARVESTING OF PLANTAIN, GROUNDNUTPLANTING OF CASSAVA, COCOA PALMPLANTING OF RUBBER TREESPLOUGHING & WEEDING THE LANDS, PLANTING MAIZE & OTHER CROPSPREACH, EVANGELIZE AND COUNSEL CHURCH MEMBERSPREACHING THE GOSPEL OF GOD IN THE CHURCHPREPARING AND SELLING OF KENKEYPREPARING FANTE KENKEY FOR SELLPREPARING KENKEY,M FRYING FISH, SELLINGPRINTING AND DESIGNINGPRINTING ISSUESPROCESSING OF COCONUT FRUITS INTO COCONUT OILPROCUREMENT OF CLOTHS AND SELLING OF CLOTHSREARING OF CATTLEREARING OF PIGSREPAIR COMPUTERS SET UP NET WORKS DO INSTALLATIONSREPAIRING BATTERIESREPAIRING COMPUTERS AND NETWORKINGREPAIRING OF CAR ENGINES AND BRAKESREPAIRING PEOPLE'S ELECTRICAL GADGETSRETAIL AND INSTALLING SATELITE DISHESRETAIL OF SACHET WATERROOFING HOUSESROOFING OF BUILDINGSRUNNING A GRAPHIC DESIGN FIRMSALE OF SECOND HAND CLOTHESSALE OF SECOND-HAND CLOTHINGSALE OF SEWING MATERIALS & CLOTHESSALES OF PLYWOODS AND BOARDS BUILDING MATERIALSSELL NEW DESIGN CLOTHES AND SHOES AT THE BOUTQUESELL OF PALM NUTSELL RECHARGE CARDS TO CUSTOMERSSELL SHOES AT A SHOPSELLIN HERBAL MEDICINE IN STORESELLINGSELLING 2ND HAND CLOTHSSELLING ACCESSORIES TO CLIENT ALONG THE STREETSELLING ALCOHOL TO PEOPLESELLING BANANA AND GROUNDNUTSELLING CLOTHESSELLING DRINKSSELLING FIREWOODSELLING FURNITURESELLING GARI TO CUSTOMERSSELLING KENKEYSELLING MANGOES AT THE STATIONSELLING OF BEVERAGES IN A SCHOOLSELLING OF CAR SPARE PARTSSELLING OF CASSAVASELLING OF CLOTHSSELLING OF DRINKS (ALCOHOL AND SOFT DRINKS)SELLING OF FISH (DRY)SELLING OF FRIED FISHSELLING OF FRUITSSELLING OF ICE CREAMSELLING OF KONKONTESELLING OF LADIES FOOTWERSELLING OF LIQUID SOAPSELLING OF LIVING MATERIALS ECTSELLING OF LOCAL DRINKSELLING OF MINERALSSELLING OF OIL,RICE AND OTHER PROVISIONSSELLING OF PAINTS AND DOOR LOCKSSELLING OF PROVISIONSSELLING OF PROVISIONS AND BAGS OF RICESELLING OF PURE WATERSELLING OF RECHARGE CARDSSELLING OF SANITARY TOWELS AND DIAPERSSELLING OF SECOND HAND CLOTHESSELLING OF SECOND HAND CLOTHES AND FOOTWEARSSELLING OF SOAPSELLING OF TOFFES BISCUITS, AND OFFICE PROVISIONSSELLING OF WATER TO NEIGHBOURSSELLING ORANGE AND BANANASELLING ORANGESSELLING PEOPLE'S LIVESTOCK UNDER MY SHED FOR THEMSELLING PEPPER,TOMATOES, PALMOIL ETCSELLING SACHET WATERSELLING SATCHET WATER AND IC CREAMSELLING TEASELLING TO CUSTOMERSSELLING TO PEOPLE IN THE HOUSESELLING TO PEOPLE ON THE MARKETSELLING UNDER WEARS AND OTHER CLOTHINGSELLING WATER TO CUSTOMERSSELLS CLOTHSSELLS DISPOSABLE (CUPS, TISSUES, ETC)SELLS MEN DRESSESSELLS OKROSELLS SACHET WATERSEWINGSEWING CLOTHESSEWING CLOTHSSEWING OF CLOTHENSEWING OF CLOTHSSEWING OF DRESS AND GARMENTSTAKING OF LOTTO NUMBERSSTRAIGHTING OF ACCIDENT VEHICLES, WELDERING OF CAR PARTS.SUPERVISE OTHER'S WORK AND WEEDSUPERVISE SECURITY MEN AT THE ECG OFFICE, SEND MONTHLY REPORTS TO HEAD OFFICE IN KUMASISUPERVISING, TAKING DECISIONS, ETCSUPERVISION OF FARMERS IN CULTIVATION OF TREES AND PLANTAINSUPPLIES RICE AND OILSUPPLYING OF SANDSWEEP THE STREETSSWEEPING OF STREETSWEEPING THE BEACHTAKE PICTURE AND EDIT PICTURESTAKING THE CATTLE OUT TO FEEDTEACH IN A REMEDIAL SCHOOLTEACHING ACCOUNTINGTEACHING SOCIAL STUDIESTRADING OF DIAPERS DRINKS, TOILETERIESTRAINING WORKERS OF ABUADZE THERMAL PLANTTRANSPORTING, LOADING AND OFF LOADING OF GOODS. (FOOD STUFFS)VIDEO EDITTING AND GRAPHICS DESIGNWASHING AND MENDING OF NET(SEAWORK)WASHING OF CLOTHES MANUALLYWASHING OF HAIRWASHING OF PEOPLES CLOTHSWATCHING OVER THE SCHOOL PREMISES & PROPERTYWEAVING BASKETWEEDINGWEEDING AND GROWING CROPSWEEDING AND PLANTING CROPSWEEDING THE FARM CARRYING PRODUCE HOMEWEEDING, CLEARING PLANTINGWEEDING, GROWING OF CROPS,HARVESTING OF CROPSWEEDING, HARVESTING OF CROPS, COCOAWEEDING, PLANTINGWEEDING, PLANTING & HARVESTINGWEEDING, PLANTING & HARVESTING PALM FRUIT & COCOAWEEDING, PLANTING & HARVESTING COCOA, MAIZE , CASSAVA, PLANTAIN, TOMATOES, PEPPERWEEDING, PLANTING & HARVESTING GROUNDNUT, MAIZEWEEDING, PLANTING & HARVESTING PINEAPPLE COCOA, ORANGESWEEDING, PLANTING AND HARVESTINGWEEDING, PLANTING AND PLANTAIN, MAIZEWEEDING, PLANTING HARVESTINGWEEDING, PLANTING, HARVESTINGWEEDING, SPRAYING OF COCOAWEEDING,PLANTING, ETCWEEDING/CLEARING THE FARM HARVESTING PRODUCEWRITING AND EDITINGWRITING OF FATE BOOKS FOR KINDERGARTEN AND PRIMARYWRITING OF LOTTO NUMBERSWRITING OF PROPOSALS AND BUSINESS PLANS FOR COMPANIES. TRADING PEOPLE FOR COMPANIESWRITING OF SOFTWARES FOR SALEIn this work, were you working forIn this work, were you working forIn this work, were you working forIn this work, were you working forIn this work, were you working forModule 4: Employment, Part B: Overview of Past 7 Days
3) Line number 2) In this work, were you working for:26527221Non-Household Member / Firm / Company2Non-Farm on my own account / Household Enterprise3Farm Owned or Rented by household memberSysmissMain economic activity of the enterprise you are working for/own businessMain economic activity of the enterprise you are working for/own businessMain economic activity of the enterprise you are working for/own businessMain economic activity of the enterprise you are working for/own businessMain economic activity of the enterprise you are working for/own businessModule 4: Employment, Part B: Overview of Past 7 Days
4) What is the main economic activity of the enterprise you are working for, or of your own business if you work for yourself? code26527221Crop and animal production, hunting and related service activities2Forestry and logging3Fishing and aquaculture5Mining of coal and lignite6Extraction of crude petroleum and natural gas7Mining of metal ores8Other mining and quarrying9Mining support service activities10Manufacture of food products11Manufacture of beverages12Manufacture of tobacco products13Manufacture of textiles14Manufacture of wearing apparel15Manufacture of leather and related products16Manufacture of wood and of products of wood and cork, except furniture; manufacture of articles of straw and plaiting materials17Manufacture of paper and paper products18Printing and reproduction of recorded media19Manufacture of coke and refined petroleum products20Manufacture of chemicals and chemical products21Manufacture of basic pharmaceutical products and pharmaceutical preparations22Manufacture of rubber and plastics products23Manufacture of other non-metallic mineral products24Manufacture of basic metals25Manufacture of fabricated metal products, except machinery and equipment26Manufacture of computer, electronic and optical products27Manufacture of electrical equipment28Manufacture of machinery and equipment n.e.c.29Manufacture of motor vehicles, trailers and semi-trailers30Manufacture of other transport equipment31Manufacture of furniture32Other manufacturing33Repair and installation of machinery and equipment35Electricity, gas, steam and air conditioning supply36Water collection, treatment and supply37Sewerage38Waste collection, treatment and disposal activities; materials recovery39Remediation activities and other waste management services41Construction of buildings42Civil engineering43Specialized construction activities45Wholesale and retail trade and repair of motor vehicles and motorcycles46Wholesale trade, except of motor vehicles and motorcycles47Retail trade, except of motor vehicles and motorcycles49Land transport and transport via pipelines50Water transport51Air transport52Warehousing and support activities for transportation53Postal and courier activities55Accommodation56Food and beverage service activities58Publishing activities59Motion picture, video and television programme production, sound recording and music publishing activities60Programming and broadcasting activities61Telecommunications62Computer programming, consultancy and related activities63Information service activities64Financial service activities, except insurance and pension funding65Insurance, reinsurance and pension funding, except compulsory social security66Activities auxiliary to financial service and insurance activities68Real estate activities69Legal and accounting activities70Activities of head offices; management consultancy activities71Architectural and engineering activities; technical testing and analysis72Scientific research and development73Advertising and market research74Other professional, scientific and technical activities75Veterinary activities77Rental and leasing activities78Employment activities79Travel agency, tour operator, reservation service and related activities80Security and investigation activities81Services to buildings and landscape activities82Office administrative, office support and other business support activities84Public administration and defence; compulsory social security85Education86Human health activities87Residential care activities88Social work activities without accommodation89Mining and quarrying n.e.c.90Creative, arts and entertainment activities91Libraries, archives, museums and other cultural activities92Gambling and betting activities93Sports activities and amusement and recreation activities94Activities of membership organizations95Repair of computers and personal and household goods96Other personal service activities97Activities of households as employers of domestic personnel98Undifferentiated goods- and services-producing activities of private households for own use99Activities of extraterritorial organizations and bodies101Processing and preserving of meat102Processing and preserving of fish, crustaceans and molluscs103Processing and preserving of fruit and vegetables104Manufacture of vegetable and animal oils and fats105Manufacture of dairy products106Manufacture of grain mill products, starches and starch products107Manufacture of other food products108Manufacture of prepared animal feeds110Manufacture of beverages111Growing of cereals (except rice), leguminous crops and oil seeds112Growing of rice113Growing of vegetables and melons, roots and tubers114Growing of sugar cane115Growing of tobacco116Growing of fibre crops119Growing of other non-perennial crops120Manufacture of tobacco products121Growing of grapes122Growing of tropical and subtropical fruits123Growing of citrus fruits124Growing of pome fruits and stone fruits125Growing of other tree and bush fruits and nuts126Growing of oleaginous fruits127Growing of beverage crops128Growing of spices, aromatic, drug and pharmaceutical crops129Growing of other perennial crops130Plant propagation131Spinning, weaving and finishing of textiles139Manufacture of other textiles141Manufacture of wearing apparel, except fur apparel142Manufacture of articles of fur143Manufacture of knitted and crocheted apparel144Raising of sheep and goats145Raising of swine/pigs146Raising of poultry149Raising of other animals150Mixed farming151Tanning and dressing of leather; manufacture of luggage, handbags, saddlery and harness; dressing and dyeing of fur152Manufacture of footwear161Sawmilling and planing of wood162Manufacture of products of wood, cork, straw and plaiting materials163Post-harvest crop activities164Seed processing for propagation170Manufacture of paper and paper products181Printing and service activities related to printing182Reproduction of recorded media191Manufacture of coke oven products192Manufacture of refined petroleum products201Manufacture of basic chemicals, fertilizers and nitrogen compounds, plastics and synthetic rubber in primary forms202Manufacture of other chemical products203Manufacture of man-made fibres210Manufacture of pharmaceuticals, medicinal chemical and botanical products220Logging221Manufacture of rubber products222Manufacture of plastics products230Gathering of non-wood forest products231Manufacture of glass and glass products239Manufacture of non-metallic mineral products n.e.c.240Support services to forestry241Manufacture of basic iron and steel242Manufacture of basic precious and other non-ferrous metals243Casting of metals251Manufacture of structural metal products, tanks, reservoirs and steam generators252Manufacture of weapons and ammunition259Manufacture of other fabricated metal products; metalworking service activities261Manufacture of electronic components and boards262Manufacture of computers and peripheral equipment263Manufacture of communication equipment264Manufacture of consumer electronics265Manufacture of measuring, testing, navigating and control equipment; watches and clocks266Manufacture of irradiation, electromedical and electrotherapeutic equipment267Manufacture of optical instruments and photographic equipment268Manufacture of magnetic and optical media271Manufacture of electric motors, generators, transformers and electricity distribution and control apparatus272Manufacture of batteries and accumulators273Manufacture of wiring and wiring devices274Manufacture of electric lighting equipment275Manufacture of domestic appliances279Manufacture of other electrical equipment281Manufacture of general-purpose machinery282Manufacture of special-purpose machinery291Manufacture of motor vehicles292Manufacture of bodies (coachwork) for motor vehicles; manufacture of trailers and semi-trailers293Manufacture of parts and accessories for motor vehicles301Building of ships and boats302Manufacture of railway locomotives and rolling stock303Manufacture of air and spacecraft and related machinery304Manufacture of military fighting vehicles309Manufacture of transport equipment n.e.c.310Manufacture of furniture311Marine fishing312Freshwater fishing321Manufacture of jewellery, bijouterie and related articles322Manufacture of musical instruments323Manufacture of sports goods324Manufacture of games and toys325Manufacture of medical and dental instruments and supplies329Other manufacturing n.e.c.331Repair of fabricated metal products, machinery and equipment332Installation of industrial machinery and equipment351Electric power generation, transmission and distribution352Manufacture of gas; distribution of gaseous fuels through mains353Steam and air conditioning supply360Water collection, treatment and supply370Sewerage381Waste collection382Waste treatment and disposal383Materials recovery390Remediation activities and other waste management services410Construction of buildings421Construction of roads and railways422Construction of utility projects429Construction of other civil engineering projects431Demolition and site preparation432Electrical, plumbing and other construction installation activities433Building completion and finishing439Other specialized construction activities451Sale of motor vehicles452Maintenance and repair of motor vehicles453Sale of motor vehicle parts and accessories454Sale, maintenance and repair of motorcycles and related parts and accessories461Wholesale on a fee or contract basis462Wholesale of agricultural raw materials and live animals463Wholesale of food, beverages and tobacco464Wholesale of household goods465Wholesale of machinery, equipment and supplies466Other specialized wholesale469Non-specialized wholesale trade471Retail sale in non-specialized stores472Retail sale of food, beverages and tobacco in specialized stores473Retail sale of automotive fuel in specialized stores474Retail sale of information and communications equipment in specialized stores475Retail sale of other household equipment in specialized stores476Retail sale of cultural and recreation goods in specialized stores477Retail sale of other goods in specialized stores478Retail sale via stalls and markets479Retail trade not in stores, stalls or markets491Transport via railways492Other land transport493Transport via pipeline501Sea and coastal water transport502Inland water transport510Mining of hard coal511Passenger air transport512Freight air transport520Mining of lignite521Warehousing and storage522Support activities for transportation531Postal activities532Courier activities551Short term accommodation activities552Camping grounds, recreational vehicle parks and trailer parks559Other accommodation561Restaurants and mobile food service activities562Event catering and other food service activities563Beverage serving activities581Publishing of books, periodicals and other publishing activities582Software publishing591Motion picture, video and television programme activities592Sound recording and music publishing activities601Radio broadcasting602Television programming and broadcasting activities610Extraction of crude petroleum611Wired telecommunications activities612Wireless telecommunications activities613Satellite telecommunications activities619Other telecommunications activities620Computer programming, consultancy and related activities631Data processing, hosting and related activities; web portals639Other information service activities641Monetary intermediation642Activities of holding companies643Trusts, funds and similar financial entities649Other financial service activities, except insurance and pension funding activities651Insurance652Reinsurance653Pension funding661Activities auxiliary to financial service activities, except insurance and pension funding662Activities auxiliary to insurance and pension funding663Fund management activities681Real estate activities with own or leased property682Real estate activities on a fee or contract basis691Legal activities692Accounting, bookkeeping and auditing activities; tax consultancy701Activities of head offices702Management consultancy activities710Mining of iron ores711Architectural and engineering activities and related technical consultancy712Technical testing and analysis721Research and experimental development on natural sciences and engineering722Research and experimental development on social sciences and humanities729Mining of other non-ferrous metal ores731Advertising732Market research and public opinion polling741Specialized design activities742Photographic activities749Other professional, scientific and technical activities n.e.c.750Veterinary activities771Renting and leasing of motor vehicles772Renting and leasing of personal and household goods773Renting and leasing of other machinery, equipment and tangible goods774Leasing of intellectual property and similar products, except copyrighted works781Activities of employment placement agencies782Temporary employment agency activities783Other human resources provision791Travel agency and tour operator activities799Other reservation service and related activities801Private security activities802Security systems service activities803Investigation activities810Quarrying of stone, sand and clay811Combined facilities support activities812Cleaning activities813Landscape care and maintenance service activities821Office administrative and support activities822Activities of call centres823Organization of conventions and trade shows829Business support service activities n.e.c.841Administration of the State and the economic and social policy of the community842Provision of services to the community as a whole843Compulsory social security activities851Pre-primary and primary education852Secondary education853Higher education854Other education855Educational support activities861Hospital activities862Medical and dental practice activities869Other human health activities871Residential nursing care facilities872Residential care activities for mental retardation, mental health and substance abuse873Residential care activities for the elderly and disabled879Other residential care activities881Social work activities without accommodation for the elderly and disabled889Other social work activities without accommodation891Mining of chemical and fertilizer minerals892Extraction of peat893Extraction of salt899Other mining and quarrying n.e.c.900Creative, arts and entertainment activities910Libraries, archives, museums and other cultural activities920Gambling and betting activities931Sports activities932Other amusement and recreation activities941Activities of business, employers and professional membership organizations942Activities of trade unions949Activities of other membership organizations951Repair of computers and communication equipment952Repair of personal and household goods960Other personal service activities970Activities of households as employers of domestic personnel981Undifferentiated goods-producing activities of private households for own use982Undifferentiated service-producing activities of private households for own use990Activities of extraterritorial organizations and bodies1010Processing and preserving of meat1020Processing and preserving of fish, crustaceans and molluscs1030Processing and preserving of fruit and vegetables1040Manufacture of vegetable and animal oils and fats1050Manufacture of dairy products1061Manufacture of grain mill products1062Manufacture of starches and starch products1071Manufacture of bakery products1072Manufacture of sugar1073Manufacture of cocoa, chocolate and sugar confectionery1074Manufacture of macaroni, noodles, couscous and similar farinaceous products1075Manufacture of prepared meals and dishes1079Manufacture of other food products n.e.c.1080Manufacture of prepared animal feeds1101Distilling, rectifying and blending of spirits1102Manufacture of wines1103Manufacture of malt liquors and malt1104Manufacture of soft drinks; production of mineral waters and other bottled waters1200Manufacture of tobacco products1311Preparation and spinning of textile fibres1312Weaving of textiles1313Finishing of textiles1391Manufacture of knitted and crocheted fabrics1392Manufacture of made-up textile articles, except apparel1393Manufacture of carpets and rugs1394Manufacture of cordage, rope, twine and netting1399Manufacture of other textiles n.e.c.1410Manufacture of wearing apparel, except fur apparel1420Manufacture of articles of fur1430Manufacture of knitted and crocheted apparel1511Tanning and dressing of leather; dressing and dyeing of fur1512Manufacture of luggage, handbags and the like, saddlery and harness1520Manufacture of footwear1610Sawmilling and planing of wood1621Manufacture of veneer sheets and wood-based panels1622Manufacture of builders' carpentry and joinery1623Manufacture of wooden containers1629Manufacture of other products of wood; manufacture of articles of cork, straw and plaiting materials1701Manufacture of pulp, paper and paperboard1702Manufacture of corrugated paper and paperboard and of containers of paper and paperboard1709Manufacture of other articles of paper and paperboard1811Printing1812Service activities related to printing1820Reproduction of recorded media1910Manufacture of coke oven products1920Manufacture of refined petroleum products2011Manufacture of basic chemicals2012Manufacture of fertilizers and nitrogen compounds2013Manufacture of plastics and synthetic rubber in primary forms2021Manufacture of pesticides and other agrochemical products2022Manufacture of paints, varnishes and similar coatings, printing ink and mastics2023Manufacture of soap and detergents, cleaning and polishing preparations, perfumes and toilet preparations2029Manufacture of other chemical products n.e.c.2030Manufacture of man-made fibres2100Manufacture of pharmaceuticals, medicinal chemical and botanical products2211Manufacture of rubber tyres and tubes; retreading and rebuilding of rubber tyres2219Manufacture of other rubber products2220Manufacture of plastics products2310Manufacture of glass and glass products2391Manufacture of refractory products2392Manufacture of clay building materials2393Manufacture of other porcelain and ceramic products2394Manufacture of cement, lime and plaster2395Manufacture of articles of concrete, cement and plaster2396Cutting, shaping and finishing of stone2399Manufacture of other non-metallic mineral products n.e.c.2410Manufacture of basic iron and steel2420Manufacture of basic precious and other non-ferrous metals2431Casting of iron and steel2432Casting of non-ferrous metals2511Manufacture of structural metal products2512Manufacture of tanks, reservoirs and containers of metal2513Manufacture of steam generators, except central heating hot water boilers2520Manufacture of weapons and ammunition2591Forging, pressing, stamping and roll-forming of metal; powder metallurgy2592Treatment and coating of metals; machining2593Manufacture of cutlery, hand tools and general hardware2599Manufacture of other fabricated metal products n.e.c.2610Manufacture of electronic components and boards2620Manufacture of computers and peripheral equipment2630Manufacture of communication equipment2640Manufacture of consumer electronics2651Manufacture of measuring, testing, navigating and control equipment2652Manufacture of watches and clocks2660Manufacture of irradiation, electromedical and electrotherapeutic equipment2670Manufacture of optical instruments and photographic equipment2680Manufacture of magnetic and optical media2710Manufacture of electric motors, generators, transformers and electricity distribution and control apparatus2720Manufacture of batteries and accumulators2731Manufacture of fibre optic cables2732Manufacture of other electronic and electric wires and cables2733Manufacture of wiring devices2740Manufacture of electric lighting equipment2750Manufacture of domestic appliances2790Manufacture of other electrical equipment2811Manufacture of engines and turbines, except aircraft, vehicle and cycle engines2812Manufacture of fluid power equipment2813Manufacture of other pumps, compressors, taps and valves2814Manufacture of bearings, gears, gearing and driving elements2815Manufacture of ovens, furnaces and furnace burners2816Manufacture of lifting and handling equipment2817Manufacture of office machinery and equipment (except computers and peripheral equipment)2818Manufacture of power-driven hand tools2819Manufacture of other general-purpose machinery2821Manufacture of agricultural and forestry machinery2822Manufacture of metal-forming machinery and machine tools2823Manufacture of machinery for metallurgy2824Manufacture of machinery for mining, quarrying and construction2825Manufacture of machinery for food, beverage and tobacco processing2826Manufacture of machinery for textile, apparel and leather production2829Manufacture of other special-purpose machinery2910Manufacture of motor vehicles2920Manufacture of bodies (coachwork) for motor vehicles; manufacture of trailers and semi-trailers2930Manufacture of parts and accessories for motor vehicles3011Building of ships and floating structures3012Building of pleasure and sporting boats3020Manufacture of railway locomotives and rolling stock3030Manufacture of air and spacecraft and related machinery3040Manufacture of military fighting vehicles3091Manufacture of motorcycles3092Manufacture of bicycles and invalid carriages3099Manufacture of other transport equipment n.e.c.3100Manufacture of furniture3211Manufacture of jewellery and related articles3212Manufacture of imitation jewellery and related articles3220Manufacture of musical instruments3230Manufacture of sports goods3240Manufacture of games and toys3250Manufacture of medical and dental instruments and supplies3290Other manufacturing n.e.c.3311Repair of fabricated metal products3312Repair of machinery3313Repair of electronic and optical equipment3314Repair of electrical equipment3315Repair of transport equipment, except motor vehicles3319Repair of other equipment3320Installation of industrial machinery and equipment3510Electric power generation, transmission and distribution3520Manufacture of gas; distribution of gaseous fuels through mains3530Steam and air conditioning supply3600Water collection, treatment and supply3700Sewerage3811Collection of non-hazardous waste3812Collection of hazardous waste3821Treatment and disposal of non-hazardous waste3822Treatment and disposal of hazardous waste3830Materials recovery3900Remediation activities and other waste management services4100Construction of buildings4210Construction of roads and railways4220Construction of utility projects4290Construction of other civil engineering projects4311Demolition4312Site preparation4321Electrical installation4322Plumbing, heat and air-conditioning installation4329Other construction installation4330Building completion and finishing4390Other specialized construction activities4510Sale of motor vehicles4520Maintenance and repair of motor vehicles4530Sale of motor vehicle parts and accessories4540Sale, maintenance and repair of motorcycles and related parts and accessories4610Wholesale on a fee or contract basis4620Wholesale of agricultural raw materials and live animals4630Wholesale of food, beverages and tobacco4641Wholesale of textiles, clothing and footwear4649Wholesale of other household goods4651Wholesale of computers, computer peripheral equipment and software4652Wholesale of electronic and telecommunications equipment and parts4653Wholesale of agricultural machinery, equipment and supplies4659Wholesale of other machinery and equipment4661Wholesale of solid, liquid and gaseous fuels and related products4662Wholesale of metals and metal ores4663Wholesale of construction materials, hardware, plumbing and heating equipment and supplies4669Wholesale of waste and scrap and other products n.e.c.4690Non-specialized wholesale trade4711Retail sale in non-specialized stores with food, beverages or tobacco predominating4719Other retail sale in non-specialized stores4721Retail sale of food in specialized stores4722Retail sale of beverages in specialized stores4723Retail sale of tobacco products in specialized stores4730Retail sale of automotive fuel in specialized stores4741Retail sale of computers, peripheral units, software and telecommunications equipment in specialized stores4742Retail sale of audio and video equipment in specialized stores4751Retail sale of textiles in specialized stores4752Retail sale of hardware, paints and glass in specialized stores4753Retail sale of carpets, rugs, wall and floor coverings in specialized stores4759Retail sale of electrical household appliances, furniture, lighting equipment and other household articles in specialized stores4761Retail sale of books, newspapers and stationary in specialized stores4762Retail sale of music and video recordings in specialized stores4763Retail sale of sporting equipment in specialized stores4764Retail sale of games and toys in specialized stores4771Retail sale of clothing, footwear and leather articles in specialized stores4772Retail sale of pharmaceutical and medical goods, cosmetic and toilet articles in specialized stores4773Other retail sale of new goods in specialized stores4774Retail sale of second-hand goods4781Retail sale via stalls and markets of food, beverages and tobacco products4782Retail sale via stalls and markets of textiles, clothing and footwear4789Retail sale via stalls and markets of other goods4791Retail sale via mail order houses or via Internet4799Other retail sale not in stores, stalls or markets4911Passenger rail transport, interurban4912Freight rail transport4921Urban and suburban passenger land transport4922Other passenger land transport4923Freight transport by road4930Transport via pipeline5011Sea and coastal passenger water transport5012Sea and coastal freight water transport5021Inland passenger water transport5022Inland freight water transport5110Passenger air transport5120Freight air transport5210Warehousing and storage5221Service activities incidental to land transportation5222Service activities incidental to water transportation5223Service activities incidental to air transportation5224Cargo handling5229Other transportation support activities5310Postal activities5320Courier activities5510Short term accommodation activities5520Camping grounds, recreational vehicle parks and trailer parks5590Other accommodation5610Restaurants and mobile food service activities5621Event catering5629Other food service activities5630Beverage serving activities5811Book publishing5812Publishing of directories and mailing lists5813Publishing of newspapers, journals and periodicals5819Other publishing activities5820Software publishing5911Motion picture, video and television programme production activities5912Motion picture, video and television programme post-production activities5913Motion picture, video and television programme distribution activities5914Motion picture projection activities5920Sound recording and music publishing activities6010Radio broadcasting6020Television programming and broadcasting activities6110Wired telecommunications activities6120Wireless telecommunications activities6130Satellite telecommunications activities6190Other telecommunications activities6201Computer programming activities6202Computer consultancy and computer facilities management activities6209Other information technology and computer service activities6311Data processing, hosting and related activities6312Web portals6391News agency activities6399Other information service activities n.e.c.6411Central banking6419Other monetary intermediation6420Activities of holding companies6430Trusts, funds and similar financial entities6491Financial leasing6492Other credit granting6499Other financial service activities, except insurance and pension funding activities, n.e.c.6511Life insurance6512Non-life insurance6520Reinsurance6530Pension funding6611Administration of financial markets6612Security and commodity contracts brokerage6619Other activities auxiliary to financial service activities6621Risk and damage evaluation6622Activities of insurance agents and brokers6629Other activities auxiliary to insurance and pension funding6630Fund management activities6810Real estate activities with own or leased property6820Real estate activities on a fee or contract basis6910Legal activities6920Accounting, bookkeeping and auditing activities; tax consultancy7010Activities of head offices7020Management consultancy activities7110Architectural and engineering activities and related technical consultancy7120Technical testing and analysis7210Research and experimental development on natural sciences and engineering7220Research and experimental development on social sciences and humanities7310Advertising7320Market research and public opinion polling7410Specialized design activities7420Photographic activities7490Other professional, scientific and technical activities n.e.c.7500Veterinary activities7710Renting and leasing of motor vehicles7721Renting and leasing of recreational and sports goods7722Renting of video tapes and disks7729Renting and leasing of other personal and household goods7730Renting and leasing of other machinery, equipment and tangible goods7740Leasing of intellectual property and similar products, except copyrighted works7810Activities of employment placement agencies7820Temporary employment agency activities7830Other human resources provision7911Travel agency activities7912Tour operator activities7990Other reservation service and related activities8010Private security activities8020Security systems service activities8030Investigation activities8110Combined facilities support activities8121General cleaning of buildings8129Other building and industrial cleaning activities8130Landscape care and maintenance service activities8211Combined office administrative service activities8219Photocopying, document preparation and other specialized office support activities8220Activities of call centres8230Organization of conventions and trade shows8291Activities of collection agencies and credit bureaus8292Packaging activities8299Other business support service activities n.e.c.8411General public administration activities8412Regulation of the activities of providing health care, education, cultural services and other social services, excluding social security8413Regulation of and contribution to more efficient operation of businesses8421Foreign affairs8422Defence activities8423Public order and safety activities8430Compulsory social security activities8510Pre-primary and primary education8521General secondary education8522Technical and vocational secondary education8530Higher education8541Sports and recreation education8542Cultural education8549Other education n.e.c.8550Educational support activities8610Hospital activities8620Medical and dental practice activities8690Other human health activities8710Residential nursing care facilities8720Residential care activities for mental retardation, mental health and substance abuse8730Residential care activities for the elderly and disabled8790Other residential care activities8810Social work activities without accommodation for the elderly and disabled8890Other social work activities without accommodation9000Creative, arts and entertainment activities9101Library and archives activities9102Museums activities and operation of historical sites and buildings9103Botanical and zoological gardens and nature reserves activities9200Gambling and betting activities9311Operation of sports facilities9312Activities of sports clubs9319Other sports activities9321Activities of amusement parks and theme parks9329Other amusement and recreation activities n.e.c.9411Activities of business and employers membership organizations9412Activities of professional membership organizations9420Activities of trade unions9491Activities of religious organizations9492Activities of political organizations9499Activities of other membership organizations n.e.c.9511Repair of computers and peripheral equipment9512Repair of communication equipment9521Repair of consumer electronics9522Repair of household appliances and home and garden equipment9523Repair of footwear and leather goods9524Repair of furniture and home furnishings9529Repair of other personal and household goods9601Washing and (dry-) cleaning of textile and fur products9602Hairdressing and other beauty treatment9603Funeral and related activities9609Other personal service activities n.e.c.9700Activities of households as employers of domestic personnel9810Undifferentiated goods-producing activities of private households for own use9820Undifferentiated service-producing activities of private households for own use9900Activities of extraterritorial organizations and bodiesSysmissDays per week doing this activityDays per week doing this activityDays per week doing this activityDays per week doing this activityDays per week doing this activityModule 4: Employment, Part B: Overview of Past 7 Days
5) For how many days did you do this work in the past 7 days?26527221234567SysmissHours per day doing this activityHours per day doing this activityHours per day doing this activityHours per day doing this activityHours per day doing this activityModule 4: Employment, Part B: Overview of Past 7 Days
6) On average , on the days you did this work in the past 7 days, how many hours per day did you do this work?REPORT IN DECIMALS TO THE NEAREST 1/2 HOUR26527220.5175.6553.195Total hours per week doing this activityTotal hours per week doing this activityTotal hours per week doing this activityTotal hours per week doing this activityTotal hours per week doing this activityModule 4: Employment, Part B: Overview of Past 7 Days
7) Total Hours in last 7 Days at #102INTERVIEWER: MULTIPLY COL 5 BY COL 6 TO GET HOURS WORKED AT THIS WORK IN THE PAST 7 DAYS2652722111923.7421.163Weeks per year doing this activityWeeks per year doing this activityWeeks per year doing this activityWeeks per year doing this activityWeeks per year doing this activityModule 4: Employment, Part B: Overview of Past 7 Days
8) How many weeks in the last year did you do this activity?265272215238.99216.918Occupation 3: Line numberOccupation 3: Line numberOccupation 3: Line numberOccupation 3: Line numberOccupation 3: Line number72980103SysmissKind of work you did- code (3)Kind of work you did- code (3)Kind of work you did- code (3)Kind of work you did- code (3)Kind of work you did- code (3)Module 4: Employment, Part B: Overview of Past 7 Days
1) What kind of work did you do in the past 7 days, that is what is your occupation (or job title)?
Occupation code 3LIST ONE JOB/WORK ACTIVITY PER LINE
REPONDENTS SHOULD INCLUDE WORK FROM WHICH THEY HAVE BEEN TEMPORARILY ABSENT AND REFER TO THE 7 DAYS BEFORE THE ABSENCE FOR ALL TIMING QUESTIONS.72980Armed forces occupations1Commissioned armed forces officers2Non-commissioned armed forces officers3Armed forces occupations, other ranks4Clerical support workers5Service and sales workers6Skilled agricultural, forestry and fishery workers7Craft and related trades workers8Plant and machine operators, and assemblers9Elementary occupations11Chief executives, senior officials and legislators12Administrative and commercial managers13Production and specialised services managers14Hospitality, retail and other services managers21Science and engineering professionals22Health professionals23Teaching professionals24Business and administration professionals25Information and communications technology professionals26Legal, social and cultural professionals31Science and engineering associate professionals32Health associate professionals33Business and administration associate professionals34Legal, social, cultural and related associate professionals35Information and communications technicians41General and keyboard clerks42Customer services clerks43Numerical and material recording clerks44Other clerical support workers51Personal service workers52Sales workers53Personal care workers54Protective services workers61Market-oriented skilled agricultural workers62Market-oriented skilled forestry, fishery and hunting workers63Subsistence farmers, fishers, hunters and gatherers71Building and related trades workers, excluding electricians72Metal, machinery and related trades workers73Handicraft and printing workers74Electrical and electronic trades workers75Food processing, wood working, garment and other craft and related trades workers81Stationary plant and machine operators82Assemblers83Drivers and mobile plant operators91Cleaners and helpers92Agricultural, forestry and fishery labourers93Labourers in mining, construction, manufacturing and transport94Food preparation assistants95Street and related sales and service workers96Refuse workers and other elementary workers111Legislators and senior officials112Managing directors and chief executives121Business services and administration managers122Sales, marketing and development managers131Production managers in agriculture, forestry and fisheries132Manufacturing, mining, construction, and distribution managers133Information and communications technology service managers134Professional services managers141Hotel and restaurant managers142Retail and wholesale trade managers143Other services managers211Physical and earth science professionals212Mathematicians, actuaries and statisticians213Life science professionals214Engineering professionals (excluding electrotechnology)215Electrotechnology engineers216Architects, planners, surveyors and designers221Medical doctors222Nursing and midwifery professionals223Traditional and complementary medicine professionals224Paramedical practitioners225Veterinarians226Other health professionals231University and higher education teachers232Vocational education teachers233Secondary education teachers234Primary school and early childhood teachers235Other teaching professionals241Finance professionals242Administration professionals243Sales, marketing and public relations professionals251Software and applications developers and analysts252Database and network professionals261Legal professionals262Librarians, archivists and curators263Social and religious professionals264Authors, journalists and linguists265Creative and performing artists311Physical and engineering science technicians312Mining, manufacturing and construction supervisors313Process control technicians314Life science technicians and related associate professionals315Ship and aircraft controllers and technicians321Medical and pharmaceutical technicians322Nursing and midwifery associate professionals323Traditional and complementary medicine associate professionals324Veterinary technicians and assistants325Other health associate professionals331Financial and mathematical associate professionals332Sales and purchasing agents and brokers333Business services agents334Administrative and specialised secretaries335Regulatory government associate professionals341Legal, social and religious associate professionals342Sports and fitness workers343Artistic, cultural and culinary associate professionals351Information and communications technology operations and user support technicians352Telecommunications and broadcasting technicians411General office clerks412Secretaries (general)413Keyboard operators421Tellers, money collectors and related clerks422Client information workers431Numerical clerks432Material-recording and transport clerks441Other clerical support workers511Travel attendants, conductors and guides512Cooks513Waiters and bartenders514Hairdressers, beauticians and related workers515Building and housekeeping supervisors516Other personal services workers521Street and market salespersons522Shop salespersons523Cashiers and ticket clerks524Other sales workers531Child care workers and teachers' aides532Personal care workers in health services541Protective services workers611Market gardeners and crop growers612Animal producers613Mixed crop and animal producers621Forestry and related workers622Fishery workers, hunters and trappers631Subsistence crop farmers632Subsistence livestock farmers633Subsistence mixed crop and livestock farmers634Subsistence fishers, hunters, trappers and gatherers711Building frame and related trades workers712Building finishers and related trades workers713Painters, building structure cleaners and related trades workers721Sheet and structural metal workers, moulders and welders, and related workers722Blacksmiths, toolmakers and related trades workers723Machinery mechanics and repairers731Handicraft workers732Printing trades workers741Electrical equipment installers and repairers742Electronics and telecommunications installers and repairers751Food processing and related trades workers752Wood treaters, cabinet-makers and related trades workers753Garment and related trades workers754Other craft and related workers811Mining and mineral processing plant operators812Metal processing and finishing plant operators813Chemical and photographic products plant and machine operators814Rubber, plastic and paper products machine operators815Textile, fur and leather products machine operators816Food and related products machine operators817Wood processing and papermaking plant operators818Other stationary plant and machine operators821Assemblers831Locomotive engine drivers and related workers832Car, van and motorcycle drivers833Heavy truck and bus drivers834Mobile plant operators835Ships' deck crews and related workers911Domestic, hotel and office cleaners and helpers912Vehicle, window, laundry and other hand cleaning workers921Agricultural, forestry and fishery labourers931Mining and construction labourers932Manufacturing labourers933Transport and storage labourers941Food preparation assistants951Street and related service workers952Street vendors (excluding food)961Refuse workers962Other elementary workersSysmissUsual main tasks at this job?Usual main tasks at this job?Usual main tasks at this job?Usual main tasks at this job?Usual main tasks at this job?Module 4: Employment, Part B: Overview of Past 7 Days
2) What are your usual main tasks at this job? (For example: typing, keeping account books, filing, selling cars, operating printing press, laying bricks) (3)7FILL NURSING BAGS WITH SOILGATHERING LOGS AND BURNMANAGING OF TAXIPROVIDING TECHNICAL SERVICE TO INSURANCE COMPANYSELLING OF SACHET WATER IN THE HOUSEWATCHES TO KEEP THE RESTAURANT SAFEWEILDING METALS IN THE FORM OF WINDOW BARS & CONTAINERSIn this work, were you working forIn this work, were you working forIn this work, were you working forIn this work, were you working forIn this work, were you working forModule 4: Employment, Part B: Overview of Past 7 Days
3) Line number 3) In this work, were you working for:729801Non-Household Member / Firm / Company2Non-Farm on my own account / Household Enterprise3Farm Owned or Rented by household memberSysmissMain economic activity of the enterprise you are working for/own businessMain economic activity of the enterprise you are working for/own businessMain economic activity of the enterprise you are working for/own businessMain economic activity of the enterprise you are working for/own businessMain economic activity of the enterprise you are working for/own businessModule 4: Employment, Part B: Overview of Past 7 Days
4) What is the main economic activity of the enterprise you are working for, or of your own business if you work for yourself? code729801Crop and animal production, hunting and related service activities2Forestry and logging3Fishing and aquaculture5Mining of coal and lignite6Extraction of crude petroleum and natural gas7Mining of metal ores8Other mining and quarrying9Mining support service activities10Manufacture of food products11Manufacture of beverages12Manufacture of tobacco products13Manufacture of textiles14Manufacture of wearing apparel15Manufacture of leather and related products16Manufacture of wood and of products of wood and cork, except furniture; manufacture of articles of straw and plaiting materials17Manufacture of paper and paper products18Printing and reproduction of recorded media19Manufacture of coke and refined petroleum products20Manufacture of chemicals and chemical products21Manufacture of basic pharmaceutical products and pharmaceutical preparations22Manufacture of rubber and plastics products23Manufacture of other non-metallic mineral products24Manufacture of basic metals25Manufacture of fabricated metal products, except machinery and equipment26Manufacture of computer, electronic and optical products27Manufacture of electrical equipment28Manufacture of machinery and equipment n.e.c.29Manufacture of motor vehicles, trailers and semi-trailers30Manufacture of other transport equipment31Manufacture of furniture32Other manufacturing33Repair and installation of machinery and equipment35Electricity, gas, steam and air conditioning supply36Water collection, treatment and supply37Sewerage38Waste collection, treatment and disposal activities; materials recovery39Remediation activities and other waste management services41Construction of buildings42Civil engineering43Specialized construction activities45Wholesale and retail trade and repair of motor vehicles and motorcycles46Wholesale trade, except of motor vehicles and motorcycles47Retail trade, except of motor vehicles and motorcycles49Land transport and transport via pipelines50Water transport51Air transport52Warehousing and support activities for transportation53Postal and courier activities55Accommodation56Food and beverage service activities58Publishing activities59Motion picture, video and television programme production, sound recording and music publishing activities60Programming and broadcasting activities61Telecommunications62Computer programming, consultancy and related activities63Information service activities64Financial service activities, except insurance and pension funding65Insurance, reinsurance and pension funding, except compulsory social security66Activities auxiliary to financial service and insurance activities68Real estate activities69Legal and accounting activities70Activities of head offices; management consultancy activities71Architectural and engineering activities; technical testing and analysis72Scientific research and development73Advertising and market research74Other professional, scientific and technical activities75Veterinary activities77Rental and leasing activities78Employment activities79Travel agency, tour operator, reservation service and related activities80Security and investigation activities81Services to buildings and landscape activities82Office administrative, office support and other business support activities84Public administration and defence; compulsory social security85Education86Human health activities87Residential care activities88Social work activities without accommodation89Mining and quarrying n.e.c.90Creative, arts and entertainment activities91Libraries, archives, museums and other cultural activities92Gambling and betting activities93Sports activities and amusement and recreation activities94Activities of membership organizations95Repair of computers and personal and household goods96Other personal service activities97Activities of households as employers of domestic personnel98Undifferentiated goods- and services-producing activities of private households for own use99Activities of extraterritorial organizations and bodies101Processing and preserving of meat102Processing and preserving of fish, crustaceans and molluscs103Processing and preserving of fruit and vegetables104Manufacture of vegetable and animal oils and fats105Manufacture of dairy products106Manufacture of grain mill products, starches and starch products107Manufacture of other food products108Manufacture of prepared animal feeds110Manufacture of beverages111Growing of cereals (except rice), leguminous crops and oil seeds112Growing of rice113Growing of vegetables and melons, roots and tubers114Growing of sugar cane115Growing of tobacco116Growing of fibre crops119Growing of other non-perennial crops120Manufacture of tobacco products121Growing of grapes122Growing of tropical and subtropical fruits123Growing of citrus fruits124Growing of pome fruits and stone fruits125Growing of other tree and bush fruits and nuts126Growing of oleaginous fruits127Growing of beverage crops128Growing of spices, aromatic, drug and pharmaceutical crops129Growing of other perennial crops130Plant propagation131Spinning, weaving and finishing of textiles139Manufacture of other textiles141Manufacture of wearing apparel, except fur apparel142Manufacture of articles of fur143Manufacture of knitted and crocheted apparel144Raising of sheep and goats145Raising of swine/pigs146Raising of poultry149Raising of other animals150Mixed farming151Tanning and dressing of leather; manufacture of luggage, handbags, saddlery and harness; dressing and dyeing of fur152Manufacture of footwear161Sawmilling and planing of wood162Manufacture of products of wood, cork, straw and plaiting materials163Post-harvest crop activities164Seed processing for propagation170Manufacture of paper and paper products181Printing and service activities related to printing182Reproduction of recorded media191Manufacture of coke oven products192Manufacture of refined petroleum products201Manufacture of basic chemicals, fertilizers and nitrogen compounds, plastics and synthetic rubber in primary forms202Manufacture of other chemical products203Manufacture of man-made fibres210Manufacture of pharmaceuticals, medicinal chemical and botanical products220Logging221Manufacture of rubber products222Manufacture of plastics products230Gathering of non-wood forest products231Manufacture of glass and glass products239Manufacture of non-metallic mineral products n.e.c.240Support services to forestry241Manufacture of basic iron and steel242Manufacture of basic precious and other non-ferrous metals243Casting of metals251Manufacture of structural metal products, tanks, reservoirs and steam generators252Manufacture of weapons and ammunition259Manufacture of other fabricated metal products; metalworking service activities261Manufacture of electronic components and boards262Manufacture of computers and peripheral equipment263Manufacture of communication equipment264Manufacture of consumer electronics265Manufacture of measuring, testing, navigating and control equipment; watches and clocks266Manufacture of irradiation, electromedical and electrotherapeutic equipment267Manufacture of optical instruments and photographic equipment268Manufacture of magnetic and optical media271Manufacture of electric motors, generators, transformers and electricity distribution and control apparatus272Manufacture of batteries and accumulators273Manufacture of wiring and wiring devices274Manufacture of electric lighting equipment275Manufacture of domestic appliances279Manufacture of other electrical equipment281Manufacture of general-purpose machinery282Manufacture of special-purpose machinery291Manufacture of motor vehicles292Manufacture of bodies (coachwork) for motor vehicles; manufacture of trailers and semi-trailers293Manufacture of parts and accessories for motor vehicles301Building of ships and boats302Manufacture of railway locomotives and rolling stock303Manufacture of air and spacecraft and related machinery304Manufacture of military fighting vehicles309Manufacture of transport equipment n.e.c.310Manufacture of furniture311Marine fishing312Freshwater fishing321Manufacture of jewellery, bijouterie and related articles322Manufacture of musical instruments323Manufacture of sports goods324Manufacture of games and toys325Manufacture of medical and dental instruments and supplies329Other manufacturing n.e.c.331Repair of fabricated metal products, machinery and equipment332Installation of industrial machinery and equipment351Electric power generation, transmission and distribution352Manufacture of gas; distribution of gaseous fuels through mains353Steam and air conditioning supply360Water collection, treatment and supply370Sewerage381Waste collection382Waste treatment and disposal383Materials recovery390Remediation activities and other waste management services410Construction of buildings421Construction of roads and railways422Construction of utility projects429Construction of other civil engineering projects431Demolition and site preparation432Electrical, plumbing and other construction installation activities433Building completion and finishing439Other specialized construction activities451Sale of motor vehicles452Maintenance and repair of motor vehicles453Sale of motor vehicle parts and accessories454Sale, maintenance and repair of motorcycles and related parts and accessories461Wholesale on a fee or contract basis462Wholesale of agricultural raw materials and live animals463Wholesale of food, beverages and tobacco464Wholesale of household goods465Wholesale of machinery, equipment and supplies466Other specialized wholesale469Non-specialized wholesale trade471Retail sale in non-specialized stores472Retail sale of food, beverages and tobacco in specialized stores473Retail sale of automotive fuel in specialized stores474Retail sale of information and communications equipment in specialized stores475Retail sale of other household equipment in specialized stores476Retail sale of cultural and recreation goods in specialized stores477Retail sale of other goods in specialized stores478Retail sale via stalls and markets479Retail trade not in stores, stalls or markets491Transport via railways492Other land transport493Transport via pipeline501Sea and coastal water transport502Inland water transport510Mining of hard coal511Passenger air transport512Freight air transport520Mining of lignite521Warehousing and storage522Support activities for transportation531Postal activities532Courier activities551Short term accommodation activities552Camping grounds, recreational vehicle parks and trailer parks559Other accommodation561Restaurants and mobile food service activities562Event catering and other food service activities563Beverage serving activities581Publishing of books, periodicals and other publishing activities582Software publishing591Motion picture, video and television programme activities592Sound recording and music publishing activities601Radio broadcasting602Television programming and broadcasting activities610Extraction of crude petroleum611Wired telecommunications activities612Wireless telecommunications activities613Satellite telecommunications activities619Other telecommunications activities620Computer programming, consultancy and related activities631Data processing, hosting and related activities; web portals639Other information service activities641Monetary intermediation642Activities of holding companies643Trusts, funds and similar financial entities649Other financial service activities, except insurance and pension funding activities651Insurance652Reinsurance653Pension funding661Activities auxiliary to financial service activities, except insurance and pension funding662Activities auxiliary to insurance and pension funding663Fund management activities681Real estate activities with own or leased property682Real estate activities on a fee or contract basis691Legal activities692Accounting, bookkeeping and auditing activities; tax consultancy701Activities of head offices702Management consultancy activities710Mining of iron ores711Architectural and engineering activities and related technical consultancy712Technical testing and analysis721Research and experimental development on natural sciences and engineering722Research and experimental development on social sciences and humanities729Mining of other non-ferrous metal ores731Advertising732Market research and public opinion polling741Specialized design activities742Photographic activities749Other professional, scientific and technical activities n.e.c.750Veterinary activities771Renting and leasing of motor vehicles772Renting and leasing of personal and household goods773Renting and leasing of other machinery, equipment and tangible goods774Leasing of intellectual property and similar products, except copyrighted works781Activities of employment placement agencies782Temporary employment agency activities783Other human resources provision791Travel agency and tour operator activities799Other reservation service and related activities801Private security activities802Security systems service activities803Investigation activities810Quarrying of stone, sand and clay811Combined facilities support activities812Cleaning activities813Landscape care and maintenance service activities821Office administrative and support activities822Activities of call centres823Organization of conventions and trade shows829Business support service activities n.e.c.841Administration of the State and the economic and social policy of the community842Provision of services to the community as a whole843Compulsory social security activities851Pre-primary and primary education852Secondary education853Higher education854Other education855Educational support activities861Hospital activities862Medical and dental practice activities869Other human health activities871Residential nursing care facilities872Residential care activities for mental retardation, mental health and substance abuse873Residential care activities for the elderly and disabled879Other residential care activities881Social work activities without accommodation for the elderly and disabled889Other social work activities without accommodation891Mining of chemical and fertilizer minerals892Extraction of peat893Extraction of salt899Other mining and quarrying n.e.c.900Creative, arts and entertainment activities910Libraries, archives, museums and other cultural activities920Gambling and betting activities931Sports activities932Other amusement and recreation activities941Activities of business, employers and professional membership organizations942Activities of trade unions949Activities of other membership organizations951Repair of computers and communication equipment952Repair of personal and household goods960Other personal service activities970Activities of households as employers of domestic personnel981Undifferentiated goods-producing activities of private households for own use982Undifferentiated service-producing activities of private households for own use990Activities of extraterritorial organizations and bodies1010Processing and preserving of meat1020Processing and preserving of fish, crustaceans and molluscs1030Processing and preserving of fruit and vegetables1040Manufacture of vegetable and animal oils and fats1050Manufacture of dairy products1061Manufacture of grain mill products1062Manufacture of starches and starch products1071Manufacture of bakery products1072Manufacture of sugar1073Manufacture of cocoa, chocolate and sugar confectionery1074Manufacture of macaroni, noodles, couscous and similar farinaceous products1075Manufacture of prepared meals and dishes1079Manufacture of other food products n.e.c.1080Manufacture of prepared animal feeds1101Distilling, rectifying and blending of spirits1102Manufacture of wines1103Manufacture of malt liquors and malt1104Manufacture of soft drinks; production of mineral waters and other bottled waters1200Manufacture of tobacco products1311Preparation and spinning of textile fibres1312Weaving of textiles1313Finishing of textiles1391Manufacture of knitted and crocheted fabrics1392Manufacture of made-up textile articles, except apparel1393Manufacture of carpets and rugs1394Manufacture of cordage, rope, twine and netting1399Manufacture of other textiles n.e.c.1410Manufacture of wearing apparel, except fur apparel1420Manufacture of articles of fur1430Manufacture of knitted and crocheted apparel1511Tanning and dressing of leather; dressing and dyeing of fur1512Manufacture of luggage, handbags and the like, saddlery and harness1520Manufacture of footwear1610Sawmilling and planing of wood1621Manufacture of veneer sheets and wood-based panels1622Manufacture of builders' carpentry and joinery1623Manufacture of wooden containers1629Manufacture of other products of wood; manufacture of articles of cork, straw and plaiting materials1701Manufacture of pulp, paper and paperboard1702Manufacture of corrugated paper and paperboard and of containers of paper and paperboard1709Manufacture of other articles of paper and paperboard1811Printing1812Service activities related to printing1820Reproduction of recorded media1910Manufacture of coke oven products1920Manufacture of refined petroleum products2011Manufacture of basic chemicals2012Manufacture of fertilizers and nitrogen compounds2013Manufacture of plastics and synthetic rubber in primary forms2021Manufacture of pesticides and other agrochemical products2022Manufacture of paints, varnishes and similar coatings, printing ink and mastics2023Manufacture of soap and detergents, cleaning and polishing preparations, perfumes and toilet preparations2029Manufacture of other chemical products n.e.c.2030Manufacture of man-made fibres2100Manufacture of pharmaceuticals, medicinal chemical and botanical products2211Manufacture of rubber tyres and tubes; retreading and rebuilding of rubber tyres2219Manufacture of other rubber products2220Manufacture of plastics products2310Manufacture of glass and glass products2391Manufacture of refractory products2392Manufacture of clay building materials2393Manufacture of other porcelain and ceramic products2394Manufacture of cement, lime and plaster2395Manufacture of articles of concrete, cement and plaster2396Cutting, shaping and finishing of stone2399Manufacture of other non-metallic mineral products n.e.c.2410Manufacture of basic iron and steel2420Manufacture of basic precious and other non-ferrous metals2431Casting of iron and steel2432Casting of non-ferrous metals2511Manufacture of structural metal products2512Manufacture of tanks, reservoirs and containers of metal2513Manufacture of steam generators, except central heating hot water boilers2520Manufacture of weapons and ammunition2591Forging, pressing, stamping and roll-forming of metal; powder metallurgy2592Treatment and coating of metals; machining2593Manufacture of cutlery, hand tools and general hardware2599Manufacture of other fabricated metal products n.e.c.2610Manufacture of electronic components and boards2620Manufacture of computers and peripheral equipment2630Manufacture of communication equipment2640Manufacture of consumer electronics2651Manufacture of measuring, testing, navigating and control equipment2652Manufacture of watches and clocks2660Manufacture of irradiation, electromedical and electrotherapeutic equipment2670Manufacture of optical instruments and photographic equipment2680Manufacture of magnetic and optical media2710Manufacture of electric motors, generators, transformers and electricity distribution and control apparatus2720Manufacture of batteries and accumulators2731Manufacture of fibre optic cables2732Manufacture of other electronic and electric wires and cables2733Manufacture of wiring devices2740Manufacture of electric lighting equipment2750Manufacture of domestic appliances2790Manufacture of other electrical equipment2811Manufacture of engines and turbines, except aircraft, vehicle and cycle engines2812Manufacture of fluid power equipment2813Manufacture of other pumps, compressors, taps and valves2814Manufacture of bearings, gears, gearing and driving elements2815Manufacture of ovens, furnaces and furnace burners2816Manufacture of lifting and handling equipment2817Manufacture of office machinery and equipment (except computers and peripheral equipment)2818Manufacture of power-driven hand tools2819Manufacture of other general-purpose machinery2821Manufacture of agricultural and forestry machinery2822Manufacture of metal-forming machinery and machine tools2823Manufacture of machinery for metallurgy2824Manufacture of machinery for mining, quarrying and construction2825Manufacture of machinery for food, beverage and tobacco processing2826Manufacture of machinery for textile, apparel and leather production2829Manufacture of other special-purpose machinery2910Manufacture of motor vehicles2920Manufacture of bodies (coachwork) for motor vehicles; manufacture of trailers and semi-trailers2930Manufacture of parts and accessories for motor vehicles3011Building of ships and floating structures3012Building of pleasure and sporting boats3020Manufacture of railway locomotives and rolling stock3030Manufacture of air and spacecraft and related machinery3040Manufacture of military fighting vehicles3091Manufacture of motorcycles3092Manufacture of bicycles and invalid carriages3099Manufacture of other transport equipment n.e.c.3100Manufacture of furniture3211Manufacture of jewellery and related articles3212Manufacture of imitation jewellery and related articles3220Manufacture of musical instruments3230Manufacture of sports goods3240Manufacture of games and toys3250Manufacture of medical and dental instruments and supplies3290Other manufacturing n.e.c.3311Repair of fabricated metal products3312Repair of machinery3313Repair of electronic and optical equipment3314Repair of electrical equipment3315Repair of transport equipment, except motor vehicles3319Repair of other equipment3320Installation of industrial machinery and equipment3510Electric power generation, transmission and distribution3520Manufacture of gas; distribution of gaseous fuels through mains3530Steam and air conditioning supply3600Water collection, treatment and supply3700Sewerage3811Collection of non-hazardous waste3812Collection of hazardous waste3821Treatment and disposal of non-hazardous waste3822Treatment and disposal of hazardous waste3830Materials recovery3900Remediation activities and other waste management services4100Construction of buildings4210Construction of roads and railways4220Construction of utility projects4290Construction of other civil engineering projects4311Demolition4312Site preparation4321Electrical installation4322Plumbing, heat and air-conditioning installation4329Other construction installation4330Building completion and finishing4390Other specialized construction activities4510Sale of motor vehicles4520Maintenance and repair of motor vehicles4530Sale of motor vehicle parts and accessories4540Sale, maintenance and repair of motorcycles and related parts and accessories4610Wholesale on a fee or contract basis4620Wholesale of agricultural raw materials and live animals4630Wholesale of food, beverages and tobacco4641Wholesale of textiles, clothing and footwear4649Wholesale of other household goods4651Wholesale of computers, computer peripheral equipment and software4652Wholesale of electronic and telecommunications equipment and parts4653Wholesale of agricultural machinery, equipment and supplies4659Wholesale of other machinery and equipment4661Wholesale of solid, liquid and gaseous fuels and related products4662Wholesale of metals and metal ores4663Wholesale of construction materials, hardware, plumbing and heating equipment and supplies4669Wholesale of waste and scrap and other products n.e.c.4690Non-specialized wholesale trade4711Retail sale in non-specialized stores with food, beverages or tobacco predominating4719Other retail sale in non-specialized stores4721Retail sale of food in specialized stores4722Retail sale of beverages in specialized stores4723Retail sale of tobacco products in specialized stores4730Retail sale of automotive fuel in specialized stores4741Retail sale of computers, peripheral units, software and telecommunications equipment in specialized stores4742Retail sale of audio and video equipment in specialized stores4751Retail sale of textiles in specialized stores4752Retail sale of hardware, paints and glass in specialized stores4753Retail sale of carpets, rugs, wall and floor coverings in specialized stores4759Retail sale of electrical household appliances, furniture, lighting equipment and other household articles in specialized stores4761Retail sale of books, newspapers and stationary in specialized stores4762Retail sale of music and video recordings in specialized stores4763Retail sale of sporting equipment in specialized stores4764Retail sale of games and toys in specialized stores4771Retail sale of clothing, footwear and leather articles in specialized stores4772Retail sale of pharmaceutical and medical goods, cosmetic and toilet articles in specialized stores4773Other retail sale of new goods in specialized stores4774Retail sale of second-hand goods4781Retail sale via stalls and markets of food, beverages and tobacco products4782Retail sale via stalls and markets of textiles, clothing and footwear4789Retail sale via stalls and markets of other goods4791Retail sale via mail order houses or via Internet4799Other retail sale not in stores, stalls or markets4911Passenger rail transport, interurban4912Freight rail transport4921Urban and suburban passenger land transport4922Other passenger land transport4923Freight transport by road4930Transport via pipeline5011Sea and coastal passenger water transport5012Sea and coastal freight water transport5021Inland passenger water transport5022Inland freight water transport5110Passenger air transport5120Freight air transport5210Warehousing and storage5221Service activities incidental to land transportation5222Service activities incidental to water transportation5223Service activities incidental to air transportation5224Cargo handling5229Other transportation support activities5310Postal activities5320Courier activities5510Short term accommodation activities5520Camping grounds, recreational vehicle parks and trailer parks5590Other accommodation5610Restaurants and mobile food service activities5621Event catering5629Other food service activities5630Beverage serving activities5811Book publishing5812Publishing of directories and mailing lists5813Publishing of newspapers, journals and periodicals5819Other publishing activities5820Software publishing5911Motion picture, video and television programme production activities5912Motion picture, video and television programme post-production activities5913Motion picture, video and television programme distribution activities5914Motion picture projection activities5920Sound recording and music publishing activities6010Radio broadcasting6020Television programming and broadcasting activities6110Wired telecommunications activities6120Wireless telecommunications activities6130Satellite telecommunications activities6190Other telecommunications activities6201Computer programming activities6202Computer consultancy and computer facilities management activities6209Other information technology and computer service activities6311Data processing, hosting and related activities6312Web portals6391News agency activities6399Other information service activities n.e.c.6411Central banking6419Other monetary intermediation6420Activities of holding companies6430Trusts, funds and similar financial entities6491Financial leasing6492Other credit granting6499Other financial service activities, except insurance and pension funding activities, n.e.c.6511Life insurance6512Non-life insurance6520Reinsurance6530Pension funding6611Administration of financial markets6612Security and commodity contracts brokerage6619Other activities auxiliary to financial service activities6621Risk and damage evaluation6622Activities of insurance agents and brokers6629Other activities auxiliary to insurance and pension funding6630Fund management activities6810Real estate activities with own or leased property6820Real estate activities on a fee or contract basis6910Legal activities6920Accounting, bookkeeping and auditing activities; tax consultancy7010Activities of head offices7020Management consultancy activities7110Architectural and engineering activities and related technical consultancy7120Technical testing and analysis7210Research and experimental development on natural sciences and engineering7220Research and experimental development on social sciences and humanities7310Advertising7320Market research and public opinion polling7410Specialized design activities7420Photographic activities7490Other professional, scientific and technical activities n.e.c.7500Veterinary activities7710Renting and leasing of motor vehicles7721Renting and leasing of recreational and sports goods7722Renting of video tapes and disks7729Renting and leasing of other personal and household goods7730Renting and leasing of other machinery, equipment and tangible goods7740Leasing of intellectual property and similar products, except copyrighted works7810Activities of employment placement agencies7820Temporary employment agency activities7830Other human resources provision7911Travel agency activities7912Tour operator activities7990Other reservation service and related activities8010Private security activities8020Security systems service activities8030Investigation activities8110Combined facilities support activities8121General cleaning of buildings8129Other building and industrial cleaning activities8130Landscape care and maintenance service activities8211Combined office administrative service activities8219Photocopying, document preparation and other specialized office support activities8220Activities of call centres8230Organization of conventions and trade shows8291Activities of collection agencies and credit bureaus8292Packaging activities8299Other business support service activities n.e.c.8411General public administration activities8412Regulation of the activities of providing health care, education, cultural services and other social services, excluding social security8413Regulation of and contribution to more efficient operation of businesses8421Foreign affairs8422Defence activities8423Public order and safety activities8430Compulsory social security activities8510Pre-primary and primary education8521General secondary education8522Technical and vocational secondary education8530Higher education8541Sports and recreation education8542Cultural education8549Other education n.e.c.8550Educational support activities8610Hospital activities8620Medical and dental practice activities8690Other human health activities8710Residential nursing care facilities8720Residential care activities for mental retardation, mental health and substance abuse8730Residential care activities for the elderly and disabled8790Other residential care activities8810Social work activities without accommodation for the elderly and disabled8890Other social work activities without accommodation9000Creative, arts and entertainment activities9101Library and archives activities9102Museums activities and operation of historical sites and buildings9103Botanical and zoological gardens and nature reserves activities9200Gambling and betting activities9311Operation of sports facilities9312Activities of sports clubs9319Other sports activities9321Activities of amusement parks and theme parks9329Other amusement and recreation activities n.e.c.9411Activities of business and employers membership organizations9412Activities of professional membership organizations9420Activities of trade unions9491Activities of religious organizations9492Activities of political organizations9499Activities of other membership organizations n.e.c.9511Repair of computers and peripheral equipment9512Repair of communication equipment9521Repair of consumer electronics9522Repair of household appliances and home and garden equipment9523Repair of footwear and leather goods9524Repair of furniture and home furnishings9529Repair of other personal and household goods9601Washing and (dry-) cleaning of textile and fur products9602Hairdressing and other beauty treatment9603Funeral and related activities9609Other personal service activities n.e.c.9700Activities of households as employers of domestic personnel9810Undifferentiated goods-producing activities of private households for own use9820Undifferentiated service-producing activities of private households for own use9900Activities of extraterritorial organizations and bodiesSysmissDays per week doing this activityDays per week doing this activityDays per week doing this activityDays per week doing this activityDays per week doing this activityModule 4: Employment, Part B: Overview of Past 7 Days
5) For how many days did you do this work in the past 7 days?7298023567SysmissHours per day doing this activityHours per day doing this activityHours per day doing this activityHours per day doing this activityHours per day doing this activityModule 4: Employment, Part B: Overview of Past 7 Days
6) On average , on the days you did this work in the past 7 days, how many hours per day did you do this work?REPORT IN DECIMALS TO THE NEAREST 1/2 HOUR729800.523561112SysmissTotal hours per week doing this activityTotal hours per week doing this activityTotal hours per week doing this activityTotal hours per week doing this activityTotal hours per week doing this activityModule 4: Employment, Part B: Overview of Past 7 Days
7) Total Hours in last 7 Days at #103INTERVIEWER: MULTIPLY COL 5 BY COL 6 TO GET HOURS WORKED AT THIS WORK IN THE PAST 7 DAYS7298038432.57133.98Weeks per year doing this activityWeeks per year doing this activityWeeks per year doing this activityWeeks per year doing this activityWeeks per year doing this activityModule 4: Employment, Part B: Overview of Past 7 Days
8) How many weeks in the last year did you do this activity?7298025217.57119.561Would like to work more hours per weekWould like to work more hours per weekWould like to work more hours per weekWould like to work more hours per weekWould like to work more hours per weekModule 4: Employment, Part B: Overview of Past 7 Days
9) Would you like to work more hours per week than you do now, at the same hourly earnings as now?INTERVIEWER: ASK IF THERE IS ANOTHER JOB/ WORK IN THE PAST 7 DAYS BEFORE GOING TO QUESTION 921818061Yes2NoSysmissOther kind of work you can doOther kind of work you can doOther kind of work you can doOther kind of work you can doOther kind of work you can doModule 4: Employment, Part B: Overview of Past 7 Days
10) In addition to the occupations you just described, are there any other kinds of work that you can do now with your education or experience?No > Module 4C21818061Yes2NoSysmissOccupation Code (1)Occupation Code (1)Occupation Code (1)Occupation Code (1)Occupation Code (1)Module 4: Employment, Part B: Overview of Past 7 Days
11) What kind of work could you do, that is, what would be the occupation(s) (or job title(s))? codePERMIT UP TO THREE ANSWERS14061581Armed forces occupations1Commissioned armed forces officers2Non-commissioned armed forces officers3Armed forces occupations, other ranks4Clerical support workers5Service and sales workers6Skilled agricultural, forestry and fishery workers7Craft and related trades workers8Plant and machine operators, and assemblers9Elementary occupations11Chief executives, senior officials and legislators12Administrative and commercial managers13Production and specialised services managers14Hospitality, retail and other services managers21Science and engineering professionals22Health professionals23Teaching professionals24Business and administration professionals25Information and communications technology professionals26Legal, social and cultural professionals31Science and engineering associate professionals32Health associate professionals33Business and administration associate professionals34Legal, social, cultural and related associate professionals35Information and communications technicians41General and keyboard clerks42Customer services clerks43Numerical and material recording clerks44Other clerical support workers51Personal service workers52Sales workers53Personal care workers54Protective services workers61Market-oriented skilled agricultural workers62Market-oriented skilled forestry, fishery and hunting workers63Subsistence farmers, fishers, hunters and gatherers71Building and related trades workers, excluding electricians72Metal, machinery and related trades workers73Handicraft and printing workers74Electrical and electronic trades workers75Food processing, wood working, garment and other craft and related trades workers81Stationary plant and machine operators82Assemblers83Drivers and mobile plant operators91Cleaners and helpers92Agricultural, forestry and fishery labourers93Labourers in mining, construction, manufacturing and transport94Food preparation assistants95Street and related sales and service workers96Refuse workers and other elementary workers111Legislators and senior officials112Managing directors and chief executives121Business services and administration managers122Sales, marketing and development managers131Production managers in agriculture, forestry and fisheries132Manufacturing, mining, construction, and distribution managers133Information and communications technology service managers134Professional services managers141Hotel and restaurant managers142Retail and wholesale trade managers143Other services managers211Physical and earth science professionals212Mathematicians, actuaries and statisticians213Life science professionals214Engineering professionals (excluding electrotechnology)215Electrotechnology engineers216Architects, planners, surveyors and designers221Medical doctors222Nursing and midwifery professionals223Traditional and complementary medicine professionals224Paramedical practitioners225Veterinarians226Other health professionals231University and higher education teachers232Vocational education teachers233Secondary education teachers234Primary school and early childhood teachers235Other teaching professionals241Finance professionals242Administration professionals243Sales, marketing and public relations professionals251Software and applications developers and analysts252Database and network professionals261Legal professionals262Librarians, archivists and curators263Social and religious professionals264Authors, journalists and linguists265Creative and performing artists311Physical and engineering science technicians312Mining, manufacturing and construction supervisors313Process control technicians314Life science technicians and related associate professionals315Ship and aircraft controllers and technicians321Medical and pharmaceutical technicians322Nursing and midwifery associate professionals323Traditional and complementary medicine associate professionals324Veterinary technicians and assistants325Other health associate professionals331Financial and mathematical associate professionals332Sales and purchasing agents and brokers333Business services agents334Administrative and specialised secretaries335Regulatory government associate professionals341Legal, social and religious associate professionals342Sports and fitness workers343Artistic, cultural and culinary associate professionals351Information and communications technology operations and user support technicians352Telecommunications and broadcasting technicians411General office clerks412Secretaries (general)413Keyboard operators421Tellers, money collectors and related clerks422Client information workers431Numerical clerks432Material-recording and transport clerks441Other clerical support workers511Travel attendants, conductors and guides512Cooks513Waiters and bartenders514Hairdressers, beauticians and related workers515Building and housekeeping supervisors516Other personal services workers521Street and market salespersons522Shop salespersons523Cashiers and ticket clerks524Other sales workers531Child care workers and teachers' aides532Personal care workers in health services541Protective services workers611Market gardeners and crop growers612Animal producers613Mixed crop and animal producers621Forestry and related workers622Fishery workers, hunters and trappers631Subsistence crop farmers632Subsistence livestock farmers633Subsistence mixed crop and livestock farmers634Subsistence fishers, hunters, trappers and gatherers711Building frame and related trades workers712Building finishers and related trades workers713Painters, building structure cleaners and related trades workers721Sheet and structural metal workers, moulders and welders, and related workers722Blacksmiths, toolmakers and related trades workers723Machinery mechanics and repairers731Handicraft workers732Printing trades workers741Electrical equipment installers and repairers742Electronics and telecommunications installers and repairers751Food processing and related trades workers752Wood treaters, cabinet-makers and related trades workers753Garment and related trades workers754Other craft and related workers811Mining and mineral processing plant operators812Metal processing and finishing plant operators813Chemical and photographic products plant and machine operators814Rubber, plastic and paper products machine operators815Textile, fur and leather products machine operators816Food and related products machine operators817Wood processing and papermaking plant operators818Other stationary plant and machine operators821Assemblers831Locomotive engine drivers and related workers832Car, van and motorcycle drivers833Heavy truck and bus drivers834Mobile plant operators835Ships' deck crews and related workers911Domestic, hotel and office cleaners and helpers912Vehicle, window, laundry and other hand cleaning workers921Agricultural, forestry and fishery labourers931Mining and construction labourers932Manufacturing labourers933Transport and storage labourers941Food preparation assistants951Street and related service workers952Street vendors (excluding food)961Refuse workers962Other elementary workersSysmissOccupation Code (2)Occupation Code (2)Occupation Code (2)Occupation Code (2)Occupation Code (2)Module 4: Employment, Part B: Overview of Past 7 Days
11) What kind of work could you do, that is, what would be the occupation(s) (or job title(s))? codePERMIT UP TO THREE ANSWERS3032684Armed forces occupations1Commissioned armed forces officers2Non-commissioned armed forces officers3Armed forces occupations, other ranks4Clerical support workers5Service and sales workers6Skilled agricultural, forestry and fishery workers7Craft and related trades workers8Plant and machine operators, and assemblers9Elementary occupations11Chief executives, senior officials and legislators12Administrative and commercial managers13Production and specialised services managers14Hospitality, retail and other services managers21Science and engineering professionals22Health professionals23Teaching professionals24Business and administration professionals25Information and communications technology professionals26Legal, social and cultural professionals31Science and engineering associate professionals32Health associate professionals33Business and administration associate professionals34Legal, social, cultural and related associate professionals35Information and communications technicians41General and keyboard clerks42Customer services clerks43Numerical and material recording clerks44Other clerical support workers51Personal service workers52Sales workers53Personal care workers54Protective services workers61Market-oriented skilled agricultural workers62Market-oriented skilled forestry, fishery and hunting workers63Subsistence farmers, fishers, hunters and gatherers71Building and related trades workers, excluding electricians72Metal, machinery and related trades workers73Handicraft and printing workers74Electrical and electronic trades workers75Food processing, wood working, garment and other craft and related trades workers81Stationary plant and machine operators82Assemblers83Drivers and mobile plant operators91Cleaners and helpers92Agricultural, forestry and fishery labourers93Labourers in mining, construction, manufacturing and transport94Food preparation assistants95Street and related sales and service workers96Refuse workers and other elementary workers99111Legislators and senior officials112Managing directors and chief executives121Business services and administration managers122Sales, marketing and development managers131Production managers in agriculture, forestry and fisheries132Manufacturing, mining, construction, and distribution managers133Information and communications technology service managers134Professional services managers141Hotel and restaurant managers142Retail and wholesale trade managers143Other services managers211Physical and earth science professionals212Mathematicians, actuaries and statisticians213Life science professionals214Engineering professionals (excluding electrotechnology)215Electrotechnology engineers216Architects, planners, surveyors and designers221Medical doctors222Nursing and midwifery professionals223Traditional and complementary medicine professionals224Paramedical practitioners225Veterinarians226Other health professionals231University and higher education teachers232Vocational education teachers233Secondary education teachers234Primary school and early childhood teachers235Other teaching professionals241Finance professionals242Administration professionals243Sales, marketing and public relations professionals251Software and applications developers and analysts252Database and network professionals261Legal professionals262Librarians, archivists and curators263Social and religious professionals264Authors, journalists and linguists265Creative and performing artists311Physical and engineering science technicians312Mining, manufacturing and construction supervisors313Process control technicians314Life science technicians and related associate professionals315Ship and aircraft controllers and technicians321Medical and pharmaceutical technicians322Nursing and midwifery associate professionals323Traditional and complementary medicine associate professionals324Veterinary technicians and assistants325Other health associate professionals331Financial and mathematical associate professionals332Sales and purchasing agents and brokers333Business services agents334Administrative and specialised secretaries335Regulatory government associate professionals341Legal, social and religious associate professionals342Sports and fitness workers343Artistic, cultural and culinary associate professionals351Information and communications technology operations and user support technicians352Telecommunications and broadcasting technicians411General office clerks412Secretaries (general)413Keyboard operators421Tellers, money collectors and related clerks422Client information workers431Numerical clerks432Material-recording and transport clerks441Other clerical support workers511Travel attendants, conductors and guides512Cooks513Waiters and bartenders514Hairdressers, beauticians and related workers515Building and housekeeping supervisors516Other personal services workers521Street and market salespersons522Shop salespersons523Cashiers and ticket clerks524Other sales workers531Child care workers and teachers' aides532Personal care workers in health services541Protective services workers611Market gardeners and crop growers612Animal producers613Mixed crop and animal producers621Forestry and related workers622Fishery workers, hunters and trappers631Subsistence crop farmers632Subsistence livestock farmers633Subsistence mixed crop and livestock farmers634Subsistence fishers, hunters, trappers and gatherers711Building frame and related trades workers712Building finishers and related trades workers713Painters, building structure cleaners and related trades workers721Sheet and structural metal workers, moulders and welders, and related workers722Blacksmiths, toolmakers and related trades workers723Machinery mechanics and repairers731Handicraft workers732Printing trades workers741Electrical equipment installers and repairers742Electronics and telecommunications installers and repairers751Food processing and related trades workers752Wood treaters, cabinet-makers and related trades workers753Garment and related trades workers754Other craft and related workers811Mining and mineral processing plant operators812Metal processing and finishing plant operators813Chemical and photographic products plant and machine operators814Rubber, plastic and paper products machine operators815Textile, fur and leather products machine operators816Food and related products machine operators817Wood processing and papermaking plant operators818Other stationary plant and machine operators821Assemblers831Locomotive engine drivers and related workers832Car, van and motorcycle drivers833Heavy truck and bus drivers834Mobile plant operators835Ships' deck crews and related workers911Domestic, hotel and office cleaners and helpers912Vehicle, window, laundry and other hand cleaning workers921Agricultural, forestry and fishery labourers931Mining and construction labourers932Manufacturing labourers933Transport and storage labourers941Food preparation assistants951Street and related service workers952Street vendors (excluding food)961Refuse workers962Other elementary workers999SysmissOccupation Code (3)Occupation Code (3)Occupation Code (3)Occupation Code (3)Occupation Code (3)Module 4: Employment, Part B: Overview of Past 7 Days
11) What kind of work could you do, that is, what would be the occupation(s) (or job title(s))? codePERMIT UP TO THREE ANSWERS602927Armed forces occupations1Commissioned armed forces officers2Non-commissioned armed forces officers3Armed forces occupations, other ranks4Clerical support workers5Service and sales workers6Skilled agricultural, forestry and fishery workers7Craft and related trades workers8Plant and machine operators, and assemblers9Elementary occupations11Chief executives, senior officials and legislators12Administrative and commercial managers13Production and specialised services managers14Hospitality, retail and other services managers21Science and engineering professionals22Health professionals23Teaching professionals24Business and administration professionals25Information and communications technology professionals26Legal, social and cultural professionals31Science and engineering associate professionals32Health associate professionals33Business and administration associate professionals34Legal, social, cultural and related associate professionals35Information and communications technicians41General and keyboard clerks42Customer services clerks43Numerical and material recording clerks44Other clerical support workers51Personal service workers52Sales workers53Personal care workers54Protective services workers61Market-oriented skilled agricultural workers62Market-oriented skilled forestry, fishery and hunting workers63Subsistence farmers, fishers, hunters and gatherers71Building and related trades workers, excluding electricians72Metal, machinery and related trades workers73Handicraft and printing workers74Electrical and electronic trades workers75Food processing, wood working, garment and other craft and related trades workers81Stationary plant and machine operators82Assemblers83Drivers and mobile plant operators91Cleaners and helpers92Agricultural, forestry and fishery labourers93Labourers in mining, construction, manufacturing and transport94Food preparation assistants95Street and related sales and service workers96Refuse workers and other elementary workers111Legislators and senior officials112Managing directors and chief executives121Business services and administration managers122Sales, marketing and development managers131Production managers in agriculture, forestry and fisheries132Manufacturing, mining, construction, and distribution managers133Information and communications technology service managers134Professional services managers141Hotel and restaurant managers142Retail and wholesale trade managers143Other services managers211Physical and earth science professionals212Mathematicians, actuaries and statisticians213Life science professionals214Engineering professionals (excluding electrotechnology)215Electrotechnology engineers216Architects, planners, surveyors and designers221Medical doctors222Nursing and midwifery professionals223Traditional and complementary medicine professionals224Paramedical practitioners225Veterinarians226Other health professionals231University and higher education teachers232Vocational education teachers233Secondary education teachers234Primary school and early childhood teachers235Other teaching professionals241Finance professionals242Administration professionals243Sales, marketing and public relations professionals251Software and applications developers and analysts252Database and network professionals261Legal professionals262Librarians, archivists and curators263Social and religious professionals264Authors, journalists and linguists265Creative and performing artists311Physical and engineering science technicians312Mining, manufacturing and construction supervisors313Process control technicians314Life science technicians and related associate professionals315Ship and aircraft controllers and technicians321Medical and pharmaceutical technicians322Nursing and midwifery associate professionals323Traditional and complementary medicine associate professionals324Veterinary technicians and assistants325Other health associate professionals331Financial and mathematical associate professionals332Sales and purchasing agents and brokers333Business services agents334Administrative and specialised secretaries335Regulatory government associate professionals341Legal, social and religious associate professionals342Sports and fitness workers343Artistic, cultural and culinary associate professionals351Information and communications technology operations and user support technicians352Telecommunications and broadcasting technicians411General office clerks412Secretaries (general)413Keyboard operators421Tellers, money collectors and related clerks422Client information workers431Numerical clerks432Material-recording and transport clerks441Other clerical support workers511Travel attendants, conductors and guides512Cooks513Waiters and bartenders514Hairdressers, beauticians and related workers515Building and housekeeping supervisors516Other personal services workers521Street and market salespersons522Shop salespersons523Cashiers and ticket clerks524Other sales workers531Child care workers and teachers' aides532Personal care workers in health services541Protective services workers611Market gardeners and crop growers612Animal producers613Mixed crop and animal producers621Forestry and related workers622Fishery workers, hunters and trappers631Subsistence crop farmers632Subsistence livestock farmers633Subsistence mixed crop and livestock farmers634Subsistence fishers, hunters, trappers and gatherers711Building frame and related trades workers712Building finishers and related trades workers713Painters, building structure cleaners and related trades workers721Sheet and structural metal workers, moulders and welders, and related workers722Blacksmiths, toolmakers and related trades workers723Machinery mechanics and repairers731Handicraft workers732Printing trades workers741Electrical equipment installers and repairers742Electronics and telecommunications installers and repairers751Food processing and related trades workers752Wood treaters, cabinet-makers and related trades workers753Garment and related trades workers754Other craft and related workers811Mining and mineral processing plant operators812Metal processing and finishing plant operators813Chemical and photographic products plant and machine operators814Rubber, plastic and paper products machine operators815Textile, fur and leather products machine operators816Food and related products machine operators817Wood processing and papermaking plant operators818Other stationary plant and machine operators821Assemblers831Locomotive engine drivers and related workers832Car, van and motorcycle drivers833Heavy truck and bus drivers834Mobile plant operators835Ships' deck crews and related workers911Domestic, hotel and office cleaners and helpers912Vehicle, window, laundry and other hand cleaning workers921Agricultural, forestry and fishery labourers931Mining and construction labourers932Manufacturing labourers933Transport and storage labourers941Food preparation assistants951Street and related service workers952Street vendors (excluding food)961Refuse workers962Other elementary workersSysmissOccupation 1 tasksOccupation 1 tasksOccupation 1 tasksOccupation 1 tasksOccupation 1 tasksModule 4: Employment, Part B: Overview of Past 7 Days
12) What are the usual tasks of these jobs? Specify.1406Occupation 2 tasksOccupation 2 tasksOccupation 2 tasksOccupation 2 tasksOccupation 2 tasksModule 4: Employment, Part B: Overview of Past 7 Days
12) What are the usual tasks of these jobs? Specify.300ACCOUNTING WORKACTIG MOVIES/PLAYSADVERTISING FOR COMPANIES (PRODUCTS OF COMPANIES)AIDING PEOPLE TO FIND ACCOMMODATIONANALYZ DATAASSIST AT SHOPS TO SELL PROVISIONSASSISTING THE TRAIN DRIVERATTEND TO CUSTOMERS AND RECORDATTENDING TO PATIENTSAUDITING OF ACCOUNTSBAING OF BREADBAKING MEAT PIE, ROUGH BANSBAKING OF BREAD.BEINE SENT ON ERRANDSBENDING OF IRON-RODSBENDING OF STEEL.BENDING STEELS FOR BUILDING HOUSESBINDING OF BOOKSBLOCK LAYING AND PLASTERINGBOOK-KEEPINGBOOKKEEPING ACCOUNTINGBUILDING MY OWN STRUCTURESBUSINESS IDEAS AND SUPERVISION. LOOKING FOR PEOPLEBUY AND SELL GOODSBUY AND SELL ITEMSBUYING AND SELLINGBUYING AND SELLING OF MAIZE AND OTHER PRODUCTSBUYING AND SELLING SPARE PARTSBUYING GOODS AND SELLING TO CUSTOMERSCARING FOR PEOPLES CHILDRENCARRYING MORTARCHECK THE NUMBER OF PATIENTS THAT COME TO THE HOSPCHECKING ACCOUNTSCHECKING INVENTORYCHECKING OF OIL LEVELS, PUTTING WATER IN THE CAR,CLEAN OFFICES, MOB, SWEEP, DUST CHAIRSCLEANING FLOORS AND WALLSCLEANING HOSPITAL,AND OFFICESCLEANING IN THE BANKCLEANING OF FLOORCLEANING OF OFFICESCLEANING OF PUBLIC PLACES.CLEANING OF PUBLIC WORKING PLACES.CLEANING OFFICERCLEANING THE ENVIRONMENTCOLLECTING SAVINGS MONEYCOMMERCIAL DRIVERCOMPUTER SOFTWARE TEACHING NO SHS.COOKINGCOOKING AND SELLING FOODCOOKING AND SELLING LOCAL DISHECOOKING AND SELLING OF LOCAL DOORSCOOKING AND SERVING MEALCOOKING AND SERVING OF DISHES.COOKING FOOD FOR SALECOOKING OF LOCAL DISHESCREATING SOFTWARECULTIVATING THE LANDCULTIVATION OF CROPSCUTTINGCUTTING OF TREESCUTTING VENEERDANCING, STAGE DESIGNINGDATA COLLECTIONDECORATING OF CAKESDECORATIONSDEFEND THE COUNTRYDEFENDING THE NATIONDESIGNING AND SEWING OF CLOTHDESIGNING CLOTHESDESIGNING SOFTWARESDISPATCH GOODS TO CLIENTSDISTRIBUTION OF GENERAL GOODSDO CLERICAL JOBSDOING ARRESTDOORS, WINDOWS MAKINGDRESSING AND SYLING OF HUMAN HAIR.DRIVINGDRIVING A COMMERCIAL VEHICLEDRIVING CARSDRIVING OF COMMERCIAL VEHICLE.DRIVING OF COMMERCIAL VEHICLESDRIVING OF PUBLIC AND COMMERCIAL VEHICLESDRIVING OF TRUCKS TO DISTRIBUTE PURE WATER.DRIVING PASSENGERSDRIVING PRIVATE CARSDRIVING TAXIDRIVING WORKERSEDUCATING FARMERSENGINE REPAIRSENTERING INFORMATION UNTO COMPUTERFARMING CROPS (FOOD CROPS)FILING CAR FUEL TANKFIXING ELECTRONIC PROBLEMSFIXING NAILS AND FACIAL BEAUTYFIXING OF CAR ENGINESGIVING OUT INFORMATION TO PEOPLEGLASS FIXERGREW CROPSGROUND AND MAKEGROWING CROPSGROWING OF CROPSHUMAN RESOURCE AND STATEMENT OF ACCOUNT.JOURNALISMKEEPING OF RECORDSKEEPING RECORS OF MY BOSSKILLING OF COWSLABOURER.LAYING OF BRICKSLAYING OF TILESLEADING PEOPLE TO ACHIEVE SET GOALSLESSON NOTESLISTING OF ITEMS IN STORE KEEPING STOCKLL ACTIVITIES ON THE WORK FLOOR.LOOKING AFTER A STOREMAINTENANCE OF CARSMAKING AND REPAIRING SHOESMAKING BREADMAKING HAIRMAKING MEAT PIEMAKING METAL CONTAINERS ETCMAKING OF CHAIRS AND TABLESMAKING OF CHAIRS, TABLE, SIEVE GATEMAKING OF FURNITUREMAKING OF MUSICMAKING PASTERIES (MEAT PIE, CAKES)MAKING TABLES AND CHAIRSMANAGING A STOREMANAGING OF RESTAURANTMANAGING SMALL BUSINESSMANUFACTURING FRUIT DRINKSMARKETING PRODUCTSMARRIAGECOUNCELLINGMENDING OF NET AND SEAWORKMINISTERING(CHURCH)MIXING OF CEMENT & SANDMIXING OF MATERIALS, PRODUCING BLOCKS, ARRANGINGMIXING OF MORTAR AND CONCRETEMOBILE PHONE REPAIRSOFFICE DRIVEROPERATING A PHOTO COPY MACHINEOWNER OF A TISSUE PRODUCTION FIRMPACKAGING OF PRODUCTSPAINT MAKE ARTPAINTINGPAINTING ARTISTPLANNING, CO-ORDINATION AND EXCEDING MY TARGETPLANTING OF CASH CROPS (COCOA)PLAYING FOOTBALLPLAYING SOCCERPREACHING THE WORD OF GODPREPARE LESSON NOTES, TEACH AND GIVE ASSIGNMENTS APREPARING AND SELLING OF BEVERAGE DRINKSPREPARING AND SELLING VARITIES OF FOOPREPARING FOOD & CLEANINGPREPARING LESSON NOTES AND TEACHINGPREPARING MEAL (FRIED RICE)PREPARING OF TIME TABLE AND WORKING SCHEDULES.PROTECT AND PROVIDE SECURITYPROTECTING THE NATION, REDUCING CRIMEPROTECTION OF THE NATIONPROVIDE SECURITYREADING OF BUILDING PLANS AND DRAWING BLD. PLANSREARING ANIMALS (CATTLE POULTRY)RECEIVING AND GIVING TELEPHONY MESSAGES OF COMPANYRECIEVING AND GIVING MONEY FOR PAYMENT OF GOOD PURRECORDING DISBUREMENTRECRUITING FOR EMPLOYMENTREHEARSAL OLD SONGS, GO TO PROGRAMS, ENTERTAIN PEOREPAIR CARS AND MOTORREPAIR ELECTRONIC DEVICESREPAIR OF CARREPAIRING CAR ELECTRICAL FAULTS/ENGINE REPAIRING OREPAIRING FAULTY COMPUTERREPAIRING LEAK PIPESREPAIRING OF ELECTRONIC APPLIANCESREPARING METAL PART OF VEHICLE AND/OR BUILDING MTAREPARING OF PVC PIPE AND BARRISTERSREPORT CASE TO IMMEDIATE MANAGER AND FILLING OF OFREPORTING AND NEWS CASTINGRESEARCHING ON THE EARTHRETAIL OF BUILDING MATERIALSRETAIL OF HOUSEHOLD CONSUMABLESRETAIL TRADERETAILING OF AFRICAN COLA SOFT DRINKRETAILING OF CLOTHINGRETAILING OF GOODSRETAILING OF SECONDHAND GOODSRETATIL OF BABY DIAPERSROOFINGRUNNING A CHOP BARRUNNING TAXI SERVICERUNNING THE STORE, STOCK KEEPINGSALE OF CLOTHESSALE OF CONSTRUCTION MATERIALSSALES OF GOODSSEEING TO CLEANLINESS OF COMMUNITYSELL THINGSSELLINGSELLING CAR SPARE PARTSSELLING CLOTHESELLING CLOTHESSELLING CLOTHINGSELLING FOR A BANK (PRODUCT)SELLING HOUSEHOLD ITEMSSELLING HOUSEHOLD PROVISIONSSELLING IN A PROVISION SHOPSELLING MERCHANDISESELLING OF CEMENTSELLING OF CLOTHING.SELLING OF COOKED FOOD.SELLING OF COSMETICSSELLING OF COWSELLING OF ELECTRIC MOTORS AND GENERATORSSELLING OF ELECTRICAL GADGETS.SELLING OF FOOD STUFFS LIKE CASSAVASELLING OF MEAT AND FISH.SELLING OF PROVISIONSSELLING OF SECOND HAND CLOTHSELLING OUT TICKETS IN A BUSSELLING PLATES IN A SHOPSELLING PROVISIONSSELLING RICESELLING SHOES, CLOTHESSELLING SPARE PARTSSELLINGCOOK FOODSERVE AS A CLEANERSERVE CLIENTS AT RESTAURANTSETTING EXAMINATION QUESTIONS.SEWING DRESSESSEWING LADIES CLOTHSEWING LADIES DRESSERSEWING OF CLOTHESSEWING OF CLOTHINGSEWING OF DRESSESSEWING SHIRT,TROUSERSSINGING AT PUBLIC EVENTSSNAPPING PICTURESSPRAYING GARS TO NEW COLORSSPRAYING OF CARSSTEP UP A MICRO FINANCE AND MANAGESTICKING OF LOTTOSTORE KEEPINGSTYLE HAIR, PLAITING RASTER ETCSTYLING HAIRSTYLING OF HAIR.SUPERVISINE A WAREHOUSESUPERVISING WORK AT A FIRMSUPPLYING OF OIL TOOLS WITHIN THE COMPANYSWEEPING AND CLEANING OF OFFICESTAKING CARE OF BABIESTAKING CARE OF DAY-CARE KIDS IN A SCHOOLTAKING CARE OF PATIENTSTAKING CARE OF SICK PATIENTSTAKING CARE OF SICK PATIENTS.TAKING CUSTOMER DATA AND COMPLAINS.TEACH PEOPLE HOW TO DO BATIK TIE AND DIETEACHING (I.C.T)TEACHING (PRIMARY)TEACHING ARABICTEACHING CATERING IN A VOCATIONAL SCHOOL.TEACHING CHILDRENTEACHING IN A CRECH KINDERGATENTEACHING KINDERGARTEN, PRIMARY 1 AND 2 PUPILS.TEACHING NURSURY, CHILDREN, CARING FOR CRESH CHILDTEACHING, INSTILLING GOOD VALUESTEACHING,PREPARING LESSONSTHE MARKETING OF GOODSTICKITTING AND RESERVATIONTO MAINTAIN PEACE AND ORDERTO STRIKE AND SCORE GOALSTRADE IN THE TOMATOES BUSINESS INTERNATIONALLY.TRAINING AND PLAYING SOCCERTRAINING KIDSTRAINING OF PASTORSTRANSPORTING GOOD AND PEOPLETYPING OF ANY INFORMATION GIVEN.VIDEO COVERGEWASHING HAIR, BRADINGWASHING OF CLOTHESWASHING OF HAIR.WATCH/ENSURE SAFETY IN A FIRM.WEAVING KENTEWEAVING OF KENTEWEAVING OF MAT.WEEDING AND GROWING CROPSWEEDING AND PLANTINGWEEDING, PLANTINGWELCOMING YOUR CUSTOMERS, SELLINGWRITING LETTERS, TYPINGWRITING OF MINUTES AND WELCOMING VISITORS TO THE CWRITING OF SCRIPTS AND PUBLISHING OF BOOKS.YAM, GROUNDNUT FARMINGOccupation 3 tasksOccupation 3 tasksOccupation 3 tasksOccupation 3 tasksOccupation 3 tasksModule 4: Employment, Part B: Overview of Past 7 Days
12) What are the usual tasks of these jobs? Specify.60ARC WELDINGCLEANING OF PLACESCOLLECTING MONEY FROM CLIENTS ADVISING CLIENTS ONCONSTRUCTIONSCOOKINGCOOKING (RICE, TUO-ZAFI)COOKING AND SERVING MEALS.COOKING VARIETY OF DISHESCULTIVATION OF CROPS AND REARING OF ANIMALS.DEFFENDING THE NATIONDESIGNING LEATHER WORKSDRIVING A COMMERCIAL VEHICLE(TAXI BUS)DRIVING OF COMMERCIAL VEHICLE.DRIVING OF COMMERCIAL VEHICLES.FARMING (CASH CROPS)GIVING ADVISE TO PEOPLE ON THEIR RELATIONSHIP PROBGROWING OF CASH CROPS (COCOA), RAISING OF ANIMALSGROWING OF MAIZE, COCOAGROWING PEPPER, TOMATOESGUARDING A BANK OR A PERSONAL BODY GUARDINTERPRETING LAWSKEEPING RECORDS.LOOKING AFTER PATIENTMAIZE FARMINGMAKING LEATHER SHOESMAKING OF SANDALSMAKING OF SHELVESMARKETING OF COMMODITIESMARKETING OF PRODUCTSMIXING OF CONCRETE AND MOTARMOULDING OF CARS, STRIGHTERS.MOVING VEHICLESORGANISING ENTERTAINMENT AND EDUCATION SHOWS AND GORGANISING PARTIES, FUNERALS AND MARRIAGE CEREMONIPAINTING OF BUILDINGPLAITING OF HAIRPLANT CROPS AND CLEAR LANDPLANTING FOOD CROPS AND CASH CROP (COCOA)PLAYING OF SOCCER.RAISING ANIMALS (RABBIT, SHEEP, GOATS, GRASS CUTTEREARING ANIMALS AND GROWING CROPSREARING LIVESTOCK (PIGS, SHEEP, GOAT)ROOFING, MAKING OF FURNITURERUNNING ERRANSSELLING OF CARSSELLING OF GOODS.(TEXTILES)SELLING OF MATERIALS, SANDALSSELLING OF PROVISIONSSELLING OF SEWING ACCESSORIES (RETAIL)SELLING RICE, BANKUSUPPLYING STUFFSTEACHING ACCOUNTING, ECONOMICS, MATHS IN A SENIORTEACHING ARABICTEACHING OF SCIENCE MATHEMATICS AND ENGLISH.TO TEACH AND TRAIN THE STUDENTUSING RESOURCES TO ENABLE YOU GET HIGH YIELD ON AWASHING OF HAIR, STYLING HAIRWRITING ARTICLESMain occupation codeMain occupation codeMain occupation codeMain occupation codeMain occupation codeModule 4: Employment, Part C: Main and Secondary Job in Past Week
1) Write main occupation below
- CodeINTERVIEWER: LOOK AT QUESTION 1 IN MODULE 4(B), page 27 . ASK RESPONDENT WHICH WORK HE/SHE CONSIDERS AS HIS/HER MAIN OCCUPATION . IF THIS IS NOT THE OCCUPATION WITH THE MOST HOURS IN THE PAST 7 DAYS, VERIFY WITH RESPONDENT WHETHER HE/SHE IS REPORTING THEIR MAIN OCCUPATION. IF RESPONDENT CANNOT DECIDE ON THE MAIN OCCUPATION, CHOOSE THE ONE WITH THE MOST HOURS2181806Armed forces occupations1Commissioned armed forces officers2Non-commissioned armed forces officers3Armed forces occupations, other ranks4Clerical support workers5Service and sales workers6Skilled agricultural, forestry and fishery workers7Craft and related trades workers8Plant and machine operators, and assemblers9Elementary occupations11Chief executives, senior officials and legislators12Administrative and commercial managers13Production and specialised services managers14Hospitality, retail and other services managers21Science and engineering professionals22Health professionals23Teaching professionals24Business and administration professionals25Information and communications technology professionals26Legal, social and cultural professionals31Science and engineering associate professionals32Health associate professionals33Business and administration associate professionals34Legal, social, cultural and related associate professionals35Information and communications technicians41General and keyboard clerks42Customer services clerks43Numerical and material recording clerks44Other clerical support workers51Personal service workers52Sales workers53Personal care workers54Protective services workers61Market-oriented skilled agricultural workers62Market-oriented skilled forestry, fishery and hunting workers63Subsistence farmers, fishers, hunters and gatherers71Building and related trades workers, excluding electricians72Metal, machinery and related trades workers73Handicraft and printing workers74Electrical and electronic trades workers75Food processing, wood working, garment and other craft and related trades workers81Stationary plant and machine operators82Assemblers83Drivers and mobile plant operators91Cleaners and helpers92Agricultural, forestry and fishery labourers93Labourers in mining, construction, manufacturing and transport94Food preparation assistants95Street and related sales and service workers96Refuse workers and other elementary workers111Legislators and senior officials112Managing directors and chief executives121Business services and administration managers122Sales, marketing and development managers131Production managers in agriculture, forestry and fisheries132Manufacturing, mining, construction, and distribution managers133Information and communications technology service managers134Professional services managers141Hotel and restaurant managers142Retail and wholesale trade managers143Other services managers211Physical and earth science professionals212Mathematicians, actuaries and statisticians213Life science professionals214Engineering professionals (excluding electrotechnology)215Electrotechnology engineers216Architects, planners, surveyors and designers221Medical doctors222Nursing and midwifery professionals223Traditional and complementary medicine professionals224Paramedical practitioners225Veterinarians226Other health professionals231University and higher education teachers232Vocational education teachers233Secondary education teachers234Primary school and early childhood teachers235Other teaching professionals241Finance professionals242Administration professionals243Sales, marketing and public relations professionals251Software and applications developers and analysts252Database and network professionals261Legal professionals262Librarians, archivists and curators263Social and religious professionals264Authors, journalists and linguists265Creative and performing artists311Physical and engineering science technicians312Mining, manufacturing and construction supervisors313Process control technicians314Life science technicians and related associate professionals315Ship and aircraft controllers and technicians321Medical and pharmaceutical technicians322Nursing and midwifery associate professionals323Traditional and complementary medicine associate professionals324Veterinary technicians and assistants325Other health associate professionals331Financial and mathematical associate professionals332Sales and purchasing agents and brokers333Business services agents334Administrative and specialised secretaries335Regulatory government associate professionals341Legal, social and religious associate professionals342Sports and fitness workers343Artistic, cultural and culinary associate professionals351Information and communications technology operations and user support technicians352Telecommunications and broadcasting technicians411General office clerks412Secretaries (general)413Keyboard operators421Tellers, money collectors and related clerks422Client information workers431Numerical clerks432Material-recording and transport clerks441Other clerical support workers511Travel attendants, conductors and guides512Cooks513Waiters and bartenders514Hairdressers, beauticians and related workers515Building and housekeeping supervisors516Other personal services workers521Street and market salespersons522Shop salespersons523Cashiers and ticket clerks524Other sales workers531Child care workers and teachers' aides532Personal care workers in health services541Protective services workers611Market gardeners and crop growers612Animal producers613Mixed crop and animal producers621Forestry and related workers622Fishery workers, hunters and trappers631Subsistence crop farmers632Subsistence livestock farmers633Subsistence mixed crop and livestock farmers634Subsistence fishers, hunters, trappers and gatherers711Building frame and related trades workers712Building finishers and related trades workers713Painters, building structure cleaners and related trades workers721Sheet and structural metal workers, moulders and welders, and related workers722Blacksmiths, toolmakers and related trades workers723Machinery mechanics and repairers731Handicraft workers732Printing trades workers741Electrical equipment installers and repairers742Electronics and telecommunications installers and repairers751Food processing and related trades workers752Wood treaters, cabinet-makers and related trades workers753Garment and related trades workers754Other craft and related workers811Mining and mineral processing plant operators812Metal processing and finishing plant operators813Chemical and photographic products plant and machine operators814Rubber, plastic and paper products machine operators815Textile, fur and leather products machine operators816Food and related products machine operators817Wood processing and papermaking plant operators818Other stationary plant and machine operators821Assemblers831Locomotive engine drivers and related workers832Car, van and motorcycle drivers833Heavy truck and bus drivers834Mobile plant operators835Ships' deck crews and related workers911Domestic, hotel and office cleaners and helpers912Vehicle, window, laundry and other hand cleaning workers921Agricultural, forestry and fishery labourers931Mining and construction labourers932Manufacturing labourers933Transport and storage labourers941Food preparation assistants951Street and related service workers952Street vendors (excluding food)961Refuse workers962Other elementary workersSysmissHow did you find this job?How did you find this job?How did you find this job?How did you find this job?How did you find this job?Module 4: Employment, Part C: Main and Secondary Job in Past Week
2) What is the main method you used to find this work as [MAIN OCCUPATION ]?21818061Through public employment agency2Through private employment agency3Through university/school career office4Through social network (Friends/relative/other)5Through media/internet6Employer contacted you7Contacted employer directly8Started own business9Job obtained after training/apprenticeship with employer10OtherSysmissHow did you find this job - otherHow did you find this job - otherHow did you find this job - otherHow did you find this job - otherHow did you find this job - otherModule 4: Employment, Part C: Main and Secondary Job in Past Week
2) What is the main method you used to find this work as [MAIN OCCUPATION ]? Other specify38APPLIED UNKNOWINGLYBROUGHT IN BY FAMILYFAMILY BUSINESSHELPING PARTNERHOSEHOLD BUSINESSHOUSE HOLD BUSINESSHOUSE HOLD FARMHOUSE HOLDER BUSINESSHOUSEHOLD BUSINESSINHERITANCEINHERITED BUSINESSINHERITED ITJOINED HOUSEHOLD BUSINESSMOTHER TRAINED HER IN BUSINESSNATIONAL SERVICENATIONAL YOUTH EMPLOYMENT PROGRAMMESOBTAWED AFTER LONG SERVICES AND EXPERIEINCEPARENTS BUSINESSREPLACEMENTSHAREHOLDERSTARTED IT AS A FAMILY BUSINESSUNPAID MEMBER IN FAMILY BUSINESSUNPAID WORKER IN FAMILY BUSINESSWORK BELONGS TO HER MOTHERWORKING WITH MY SISTERTime doing this job - monthsTime doing this job - monthsTime doing this job - monthsTime doing this job - monthsTime doing this job - monthsModule 4: Employment, Part C: Main and Secondary Job in Past Week
3) How long ago did you begin this work? MonthIF LESS THAN 24 MONTHS, WRITE MONTHS ( IF LESS THAN ONE MONTH WRITE '0')5992388248.816.684Time doing this job - yearsTime doing this job - yearsTime doing this job - yearsTime doing this job - yearsTime doing this job - yearsModule 4: Employment, Part C: Main and Secondary Job in Past Week
3) How long ago did you begin this work? YearIF MORE THAN 24 MONTHS, WRITE COMPLETED YEARS158214052409.7638.207What were you doing before this jobWhat were you doing before this jobWhat were you doing before this jobWhat were you doing before this jobWhat were you doing before this jobModule 4: Employment, Part C: Main and Secondary Job in Past Week
4) What were you doing immediately before beginning this present work as [MAIN OCCUPATION ]?21818061Working as an employee2Self-employed/own account enterprise3Actively looking for work4Studying/in school5Housewife/Housework6At home for pregnancy/maternity7Ill8Not working and not looking for work9Other10ApprenticeshipSysmissWhat were you doing before-otherWhat were you doing before-otherWhat were you doing before-otherWhat were you doing before-otherWhat were you doing before-otherModule 4: Employment, Part C: Main and Secondary Job in Past Week
4) What were you doing immediately before beginning this present work as [MAIN OCCUPATION ]? Others49ATTACHMENTCONTRACT WORKFARMINGNATIONAL SERVICENOT ANSWEREDUNPAID FAMILY WORKERVOLUNTARY SERVICEVOLUNTARY WORKWAS A SHEPHERDHow long you were [m4c_q04]-monthsHow long you were [m4c_q04]-monthsHow long you were [m4c_q04]-monthsHow long you were [m4c_q04]-monthsHow long you were [m4c_q04]-monthsModule 4: Employment, Part C: Main and Secondary Job in Past Week
5) How long was the period you were [READ RESPONSE FROM QUESTION 4] before beginning this (present) work? MonthsIF LESS THAN 24 MONTHS, WRITE MONTHS ( IF LESS THAN ONE MONTH WRITE '0')6842303249.1686.761How long you were [m4c_q04]-yearsHow long you were [m4c_q04]-yearsHow long you were [m4c_q04]-yearsHow long you were [m4c_q04]-yearsHow long you were [m4c_q04]-yearsModule 4: Employment, Part C: Main and Secondary Job in Past Week
5) How long was the period you were [READ RESPONSE FROM QUESTION 4] before beginning this (present) work? YearsIF MORE THAN 24 MONTHS, WRITE COMPLETED YEARS149714902385.7685.168Type of employmentType of employmentType of employmentType of employmentType of employmentModule 4: Employment, Part C: Main and Secondary Job in Past Week
6) What is your type of employment (in MAIN OCCUPATION FROM Q1)?If "EMPLOYEE", GOTO Q18; If "UNPAID WORKER IN FAMILY BUSINESS", GOTO Q29READ OUT ALL RESPONSES21818061Employee2Self-employed, own account worker, an owner with or without hired labor3Unpaid worker in family businessSysmissBest source of funds of business/own account...Best source of funds of business/own account...Best source of funds of business/own account...Best source of funds of business/own account...Best source of funds of business/own account...Module 4: Employment, Part C: Main and Secondary Job in Past Week
7) To the best of your knowledge, when you set up or took over the business/ own account enterprise, what was its main source of funds?12931694-9Don't know1Household savings or sales of assets2Loans or grants from relatives in country3Remittances from relatives abroad4Money from inheritance5Business partners6Bank loan7Informal loan (trader, landlord, moneylender)8Profits from other household enterprises9Did not need funds to start it: Inherited business10OtherSysmissTotal number of workers in business/own account...Total number of workers in business/own account...Total number of workers in business/own account...Total number of workers in business/own account...Total number of workers in business/own account...Module 4: Employment, Part C: Main and Secondary Job in Past Week
8) What was the total number of workers in the business/ own account enterprise when you set it up or took it over? INCLUDE PAID AND UNPAID WORKERS1300168711 (Yourself only)22-536-9410-15516-19620-25726-50851-2009More than 200SysmissNet profit of business(Amount in local currency)Net profit of business(Amount in local currency)Net profit of business(Amount in local currency)Net profit of business(Amount in local currency)Net profit of business(Amount in local currency)Module 4: Employment, Part C: Main and Secondary Job in Past Week
9) What was the net profit (sales minus expenses) generated by your business/ own account enterprise in the last week or in the last month?
- KES1300168715000233.233749.372Net profit of business(PPP dollars)Net profit of business(PPP dollars)Net profit of business(PPP dollars)Net profit of business(PPP dollars)Net profit of business(PPP dollars)1300168716525.465256.952825.581Net profit of business periodNet profit of business periodNet profit of business periodNet profit of business periodNet profit of business periodModule 4: Employment, Part C: Main and Secondary Job in Past Week
9) What was the net profit (sales minus expenses) generated by your business/ own account enterprise in the last week or in the last month?
- Time period130016871Week2MonthSysmissWould you like to expand your businessWould you like to expand your businessWould you like to expand your businessWould you like to expand your businessWould you like to expand your businessModule 4: Employment, Part C: Main and Secondary Job in Past Week
10) Would you like to expand your business?If "NO", GOTO Q13130016871Yes2NoSysmissFaces any constraint or problem in expandingFaces any constraint or problem in expandingFaces any constraint or problem in expandingFaces any constraint or problem in expandingFaces any constraint or problem in expandingModule 4: Employment, Part C: Main and Secondary Job in Past Week
11) Do you face any constraint or problem in expanding your business/ enterprise?If "NO", GOTO Q13119917881Yes2NoSysmissMain constraintMain constraintMain constraintMain constraintMain constraintModule 4: Employment, Part C: Main and Secondary Job in Past Week
12) What is the main constraint that you face in expanding your business/ enterprise?115118361Not enough capital2Too much competition from similar businesses/not enough demand3Burden of additional taxes or regulations4Difficult to recruit additional employees5Energy supply constraints9OtherSysmissMain constraint-otherMain constraint-otherMain constraint-otherMain constraint-otherMain constraint-otherModule 4: Employment, Part C: Main and Secondary Job in Past Week
12) What is the main constraint that you face in expanding your business/ enterprise? Other specify51ADDITIONAL LAND/SPACEADDITIONAL SPACEBURDEN FROM FAMILY MEMBERSDISPLACEMENT NOTICE BY A.M.A TASK FORCEDISTANCE TO MY WORK PLACEDO NOT HAVE ENOUGH STRENGTHDON'T HAVE THE STRENGTHEDUCATIONFAMILY ISSUESILL HEALTHILLNESS OF MY DAUGHTERINADEQUATE LAND SPACEJUST GAVE BIRTH SO CANNOT HAVE ENOUGH TIME FOR BIGLACK OF EQUIPMENTLACK OF SPACE FOR KIOSKLACK OF SPACE OR LAND FOR EXPANSIONLAND OF OCCUPYLAND TO OPEN A SHOPLAND UNAVAILABLELOCATIONLOW DEMANDMORE CUTOMERS TO BUY THE SOAPNEEDED TO LEARN INTO PROFESSIONNEEDS SOMEONE TO ASSIST HER.NO LANDNO STAND FOR WORKNO VEHICLENOT ENOUGH CLIENTSNOT ENOUGH SPACENOT ENOUGH SPACE TO OPERATENOT ENOUGH TIMENOT ENOUGHT SPACEPHYSICAL DETERIORATION OF BODYPLACE OF WORKPREGNANCY/PARENTINGREFUSAL TO BE PAID BY THOSE I WORKRESTRAINT OF SECONDARY JOBSMALL MARKETSPACESPACE (LAND)SPACE LANDSPACE TO SELLTHE SITE FOR THE BUSINESS IS NOT MINETIME LIMIT AT POINT OF SALEWANTS TO POLISH HERSELF WELLWILL NOT HAVE ENOUGH TIME FOR CHILDRENWORK LOAD IN THE HOUSE IS TOO MUCH FOR MEWORK SPACE TO PLACE SHOPHad a wage job before self-employmentHad a wage job before self-employmentHad a wage job before self-employmentHad a wage job before self-employmentHad a wage job before self-employmentModule 4: Employment, Part C: Main and Secondary Job in Past Week
13) Before this self-employment work, did you ever have a wage job (work as an employee)?If "NO", GOTO Q16130016871Yes2NoSysmissHad social security in this wage jobHad social security in this wage jobHad social security in this wage jobHad social security in this wage jobHad social security in this wage jobModule 4: Employment, Part C: Main and Secondary Job in Past Week
14) Did you have social security benefits at this wage job?4042583-9Don't know1Yes2NoSysmissWhy did you stop this wage job?Why did you stop this wage job?Why did you stop this wage job?Why did you stop this wage job?Why did you stop this wage job?Module 4: Employment, Part C: Main and Secondary Job in Past Week
15) Why did you stop this wage job?DO NOT READ RESPONSES40525821You were fired2Enterprise you worked for closed3Wanted to start own business/own economic activity4Low wage/bad working conditions5Retired6You moved to another area7End of contract/end of work8Family, Health, Personal reasons9Employer reduced working hours10To continue education11OtherSysmissReason - otherReason - otherReason - otherReason - otherReason - otherModule 4: Employment, Part C: Main and Secondary Job in Past Week
15) Why did you stop this wage job? Other specifyDO NOT READ RESPONSES17AGAINST RELIGIOUS BELIVESBAD DRESSING CODEBECAUSE THEY WERE NOT PAYING SOCIAL SECURITYHAD NOT STOPPEDHAD TO LEAVE THE COUNTRYNEVER BEEN PAIDREDUNDANCYTO LEARN APPRENTICESHIPTO START APPRENTISHIPVOLUNTARY RETIREMENTWANTED TO LEARN A TRADEWANTED TO LECTUREWAS NO LONGER INTERESTED IN JOBWATNED TO LEARN APPRENTISHIPWORK WAS MOVED TO ANOTHER PLACEDo you have unpaid workers?Do you have unpaid workers?Do you have unpaid workers?Do you have unpaid workers?Do you have unpaid workers?Module 4: Employment, Part C: Main and Secondary Job in Past Week
16) (You have told me that you are self-employed), do you have unpaid workers or unpaid family members working with you in this business?130016871Yes2NoSysmissDo you have paid workers?Do you have paid workers?Do you have paid workers?Do you have paid workers?Do you have paid workers?Module 4: Employment, Part C: Main and Secondary Job in Past Week
17) Do you have paid workers?If "YES", GOTO Q20; If "NO", GOTO Q22130016871Yes2NoSysmissHave signed a contractHave signed a contractHave signed a contractHave signed a contractHave signed a contractModule 4: Employment, Part C: Main and Secondary Job in Past Week
18) Have you signed a contract, or do you have a written employment agreement with your employer?77822091Yes, a contract2Yes, a written agreement/appointment letter3NoSysmissWho is your employerWho is your employerWho is your employerWho is your employerWho is your employerModule 4: Employment, Part C: Main and Secondary Job in Past Week
19) Who is your employer?77822091State administration (including military)2State owned enterprise or joint state/private enterprise3Paid public works4An individual5Domestic private firm, including agricultural firm6Foreign firm7Cooperative firm8NGO or International, political, humanitarian organization9OtherSysmissWho is your employer-otherWho is your employer-otherWho is your employer-otherWho is your employer-otherWho is your employer-otherModule 4: Employment, Part C: Main and Secondary Job in Past Week
19) Who is your employer? Other specify9CHURCHMOTHERRELIGOUS BODYTHE SAME PREMISESHow many paid workers are employedHow many paid workers are employedHow many paid workers are employedHow many paid workers are employedHow many paid workers are employedModule 4: Employment, Part C: Main and Secondary Job in Past Week
20) Approximately how many paid workers are usually employed in the establishment (plant) where you work? (include yourself)699228811 (Myself only)22-536-9410-15516-19620-25726-50851-2009More than 200SysmissAffiliated with social security in this jobAffiliated with social security in this jobAffiliated with social security in this jobAffiliated with social security in this jobAffiliated with social security in this jobModule 4: Employment, Part C: Main and Secondary Job in Past Week
21) Are you affiliated with social security (i.e. NSSF, CSPS, etc.) in this job?98120061Yes2NoSysmissIs this job?Is this job?Is this job?Is this job?Is this job?Module 4: Employment, Part C: Main and Secondary Job in Past Week
22) Is this job…?READ OUT ALL RESPONSES20789091Seasonal2Occasional3Temporary4Permanent/long term5Fixed termSysmissReceive wages, salary or other monetary paymentsReceive wages, salary or other monetary paymentsReceive wages, salary or other monetary paymentsReceive wages, salary or other monetary paymentsReceive wages, salary or other monetary paymentsModule 4: Employment, Part C: Main and Secondary Job in Past Week
23) Do you usually receive wages, salary or other monetary payments from this employer, or do you usually personally receive earnings in money from this business?If "YES, I PERSONALLY EARN MONEY FROM MY OWN ACCOUNT ACTIVITY", GOTO Q26; If "NO", GOTO Q2820789091Yes, I receive monetary payment from my employer2Yes, I personally earn money from my own account/activity3NoSysmissNet payment last pay period( local currency)Net payment last pay period( local currency)Net payment last pay period( local currency)Net payment last pay period( local currency)Net payment last pay period( local currency)Module 4: Employment, Part C: Main and Secondary Job in Past Week
24) How much was your net payment (after payroll taxes and social security deductions) for the last pay period?IF RESPONDENT HAS NOT YET BEEN PAID, ASK: How much do you expect to be paid, after payroll taxes?7772210122.533.545678101212.21520253035404548495060656670758084909397100101110113120130134140144147150156160165170178180185190194198200200.1206208.9210212217220230240242243250253260270276280286294300305307.27320330340350368370375382400410420426446450460468475480500501522530532541550560566600630640645649650670680690700702710720730736748750761776780800809830840842847850870897.09900910912940949960987100011001150115811801200126413001500150416001800190020002200250030003500500010000999999RefusedSysmissNet payment last pay period(PPP dollars)Net payment last pay period(PPP dollars)Net payment last pay period(PPP dollars)Net payment last pay period(PPP dollars)Net payment last pay period(PPP dollars)77722101.1021101696.62521652.815151632.666Pay periodPay periodPay periodPay periodPay periodModule 4: Employment, Part C: Main and Secondary Job in Past Week
25) What pay period was this amount for?76222251Month2Fortnight (2 weeks)3Week4Day5OtherSysmissPrimary: Pay period - otherPrimary: Pay period - otherPrimary: Pay period - otherPrimary: Pay period - otherPrimary: Pay period - otherModule 4: Employment, Part C: Main and Secondary Job in Past Week
25) What pay period was this amount for? Other specify6AFTER A CONTRACTCONTRACTPER 2 SCAKS OF SHE BUTTERRESPONDENT REFUSED TO ANSWERWHEN TASK IS DONELatest amount of cash gotten from business (PPP dollars)Latest amount of cash gotten from business (PPP dollars)Latest amount of cash gotten from business (PPP dollars)Latest amount of cash gotten from business (PPP dollars)Latest amount of cash gotten from business (PPP dollars)Module 4: Employment, Part C: Main and Secondary Job in Past Week
26) What was the latest amount of money that you personally got from this business in the last work period?IF RESPONDENT HAS NOT GOTTEN ANY EARNINGS, ASK: How much money do you expect to get for the most recent work period?1232175511.5234567810111213.5141516171820212223242526272830323335374045484950555660707580828384869095981001051101121151201251301401501511601651751802002102202302402502703003203403503603804004354504805005506007007808009009501000110012001218130015001600180020002200230025002700300040004500500060006200844410000999999RefusedSysmissUSD Primary latest amount of money that you personally got from this business inUSD Primary latest amount of money that you personally got from this business inUSD Primary latest amount of money that you personally got from this business inUSD Primary latest amount of money that you personally got from this business inUSD Primary latest amount of money that you personally got from this business in123217551101696.6251108.17831387.917Period of paymentPeriod of paymentPeriod of paymentPeriod of paymentPeriod of paymentModule 4: Employment, Part C: Main and Secondary Job in Past Week
27) What is the work period that this amount corresponded to?123217551Month2Fortnight (2 weeks)3Week4Day5OtherSysmissPeriod of payment-otherPeriod of payment-otherPeriod of payment-otherPeriod of payment-otherPeriod of payment-otherModule 4: Employment, Part C: Main and Secondary Job in Past Week
27) What is the work period that this amount corresponded to? Other specify16(THREE WEEKS)3 MONTHS3 WEEKS6 MONTHS AGOBAIL OF SECONDHAND CLOTHINGCONTRACT TERMHAVENT RECIEVED ANY YETONE YEARSEASONTHREE WEEKSTIED TO CONTRACTTWO MONTH, TWO WEEKSYEARReceive payments in kindReceive payments in kindReceive payments in kindReceive payments in kindReceive payments in kindModule 4: Employment, Part C: Main and Secondary Job in Past Week
28) Do you receive payments in kind for this work? [E.G. Clothes, Food, Transport, Free accomodation, etc.]20789091Yes2NoSysmissHas a secondary jobHas a secondary jobHas a secondary jobHas a secondary jobHas a secondary jobModule 4: Employment, Part C: Main and Secondary Job in Past WeekIf "NO", GOTO Module 5AModule 4: Employment, Part C: Main and Secondary Job in Past Week
29) INTERVIEWER: LOOK AT QUESTION 7 IN MODULE 4(B), page 27 . DID THE RESPONDENT HAVE A SECONDARY WORK IN THE PAST 7 DAYS?21818061Yes2NoSysmissSECONDARY JOB'S CODESECONDARY JOB'S CODESECONDARY JOB'S CODESECONDARY JOB'S CODESECONDARY JOB'S CODE2652722Armed forces occupations1Commissioned armed forces officers2Non-commissioned armed forces officers3Armed forces occupations, other ranks4Clerical support workers5Service and sales workers6Skilled agricultural, forestry and fishery workers7Craft and related trades workers8Plant and machine operators, and assemblers9Elementary occupations11Chief executives, senior officials and legislators12Administrative and commercial managers13Production and specialised services managers14Hospitality, retail and other services managers21Science and engineering professionals22Health professionals23Teaching professionals24Business and administration professionals25Information and communications technology professionals26Legal, social and cultural professionals31Science and engineering associate professionals32Health associate professionals33Business and administration associate professionals34Legal, social, cultural and related associate professionals35Information and communications technicians41General and keyboard clerks42Customer services clerks43Numerical and material recording clerks44Other clerical support workers51Personal service workers52Sales workers53Personal care workers54Protective services workers61Market-oriented skilled agricultural workers62Market-oriented skilled forestry, fishery and hunting workers63Subsistence farmers, fishers, hunters and gatherers71Building and related trades workers, excluding electricians72Metal, machinery and related trades workers73Handicraft and printing workers74Electrical and electronic trades workers75Food processing, wood working, garment and other craft and related trades workers81Stationary plant and machine operators82Assemblers83Drivers and mobile plant operators91Cleaners and helpers92Agricultural, forestry and fishery labourers93Labourers in mining, construction, manufacturing and transport94Food preparation assistants95Street and related sales and service workers96Refuse workers and other elementary workers111Legislators and senior officials112Managing directors and chief executives121Business services and administration managers122Sales, marketing and development managers131Production managers in agriculture, forestry and fisheries132Manufacturing, mining, construction, and distribution managers133Information and communications technology service managers134Professional services managers141Hotel and restaurant managers142Retail and wholesale trade managers143Other services managers211Physical and earth science professionals212Mathematicians, actuaries and statisticians213Life science professionals214Engineering professionals (excluding electrotechnology)215Electrotechnology engineers216Architects, planners, surveyors and designers221Medical doctors222Nursing and midwifery professionals223Traditional and complementary medicine professionals224Paramedical practitioners225Veterinarians226Other health professionals231University and higher education teachers232Vocational education teachers233Secondary education teachers234Primary school and early childhood teachers235Other teaching professionals241Finance professionals242Administration professionals243Sales, marketing and public relations professionals251Software and applications developers and analysts252Database and network professionals261Legal professionals262Librarians, archivists and curators263Social and religious professionals264Authors, journalists and linguists265Creative and performing artists311Physical and engineering science technicians312Mining, manufacturing and construction supervisors313Process control technicians314Life science technicians and related associate professionals315Ship and aircraft controllers and technicians321Medical and pharmaceutical technicians322Nursing and midwifery associate professionals323Traditional and complementary medicine associate professionals324Veterinary technicians and assistants325Other health associate professionals331Financial and mathematical associate professionals332Sales and purchasing agents and brokers333Business services agents334Administrative and specialised secretaries335Regulatory government associate professionals341Legal, social and religious associate professionals342Sports and fitness workers343Artistic, cultural and culinary associate professionals351Information and communications technology operations and user support technicians352Telecommunications and broadcasting technicians411General office clerks412Secretaries (general)413Keyboard operators421Tellers, money collectors and related clerks422Client information workers431Numerical clerks432Material-recording and transport clerks441Other clerical support workers511Travel attendants, conductors and guides512Cooks513Waiters and bartenders514Hairdressers, beauticians and related workers515Building and housekeeping supervisors516Other personal services workers521Street and market salespersons522Shop salespersons523Cashiers and ticket clerks524Other sales workers531Child care workers and teachers' aides532Personal care workers in health services541Protective services workers611Market gardeners and crop growers612Animal producers613Mixed crop and animal producers621Forestry and related workers622Fishery workers, hunters and trappers631Subsistence crop farmers632Subsistence livestock farmers633Subsistence mixed crop and livestock farmers634Subsistence fishers, hunters, trappers and gatherers711Building frame and related trades workers712Building finishers and related trades workers713Painters, building structure cleaners and related trades workers721Sheet and structural metal workers, moulders and welders, and related workers722Blacksmiths, toolmakers and related trades workers723Machinery mechanics and repairers731Handicraft workers732Printing trades workers741Electrical equipment installers and repairers742Electronics and telecommunications installers and repairers751Food processing and related trades workers752Wood treaters, cabinet-makers and related trades workers753Garment and related trades workers754Other craft and related workers811Mining and mineral processing plant operators812Metal processing and finishing plant operators813Chemical and photographic products plant and machine operators814Rubber, plastic and paper products machine operators815Textile, fur and leather products machine operators816Food and related products machine operators817Wood processing and papermaking plant operators818Other stationary plant and machine operators821Assemblers831Locomotive engine drivers and related workers832Car, van and motorcycle drivers833Heavy truck and bus drivers834Mobile plant operators835Ships' deck crews and related workers911Domestic, hotel and office cleaners and helpers912Vehicle, window, laundry and other hand cleaning workers921Agricultural, forestry and fishery labourers931Mining and construction labourers932Manufacturing labourers933Transport and storage labourers941Food preparation assistants951Street and related service workers952Street vendors (excluding food)961Refuse workers962Other elementary workersSysmissSECONDARY JOB'S LINE NUMBER IN 4BSECONDARY JOB'S LINE NUMBER IN 4BSECONDARY JOB'S LINE NUMBER IN 4BSECONDARY JOB'S LINE NUMBER IN 4BSECONDARY JOB'S LINE NUMBER IN 4B2652722Armed forces occupations1Commissioned armed forces officers2Non-commissioned armed forces officers3Armed forces occupations, other ranks4Clerical support workers5Service and sales workers6Skilled agricultural, forestry and fishery workers7Craft and related trades workers8Plant and machine operators, and assemblers9Elementary occupations11Chief executives, senior officials and legislators12Administrative and commercial managers13Production and specialised services managers14Hospitality, retail and other services managers21Science and engineering professionals22Health professionals23Teaching professionals24Business and administration professionals25Information and communications technology professionals26Legal, social and cultural professionals31Science and engineering associate professionals32Health associate professionals33Business and administration associate professionals34Legal, social, cultural and related associate professionals35Information and communications technicians41General and keyboard clerks42Customer services clerks43Numerical and material recording clerks44Other clerical support workers51Personal service workers52Sales workers53Personal care workers54Protective services workers61Market-oriented skilled agricultural workers62Market-oriented skilled forestry, fishery and hunting workers63Subsistence farmers, fishers, hunters and gatherers71Building and related trades workers, excluding electricians72Metal, machinery and related trades workers73Handicraft and printing workers74Electrical and electronic trades workers75Food processing, wood working, garment and other craft and related trades workers81Stationary plant and machine operators82Assemblers83Drivers and mobile plant operators91Cleaners and helpers92Agricultural, forestry and fishery labourers93Labourers in mining, construction, manufacturing and transport94Food preparation assistants95Street and related sales and service workers96Refuse workers and other elementary workers101102103111Legislators and senior officials112Managing directors and chief executives121Business services and administration managers122Sales, marketing and development managers131Production managers in agriculture, forestry and fisheries132Manufacturing, mining, construction, and distribution managers133Information and communications technology service managers134Professional services managers141Hotel and restaurant managers142Retail and wholesale trade managers143Other services managers211Physical and earth science professionals212Mathematicians, actuaries and statisticians213Life science professionals214Engineering professionals (excluding electrotechnology)215Electrotechnology engineers216Architects, planners, surveyors and designers221Medical doctors222Nursing and midwifery professionals223Traditional and complementary medicine professionals224Paramedical practitioners225Veterinarians226Other health professionals231University and higher education teachers232Vocational education teachers233Secondary education teachers234Primary school and early childhood teachers235Other teaching professionals241Finance professionals242Administration professionals243Sales, marketing and public relations professionals251Software and applications developers and analysts252Database and network professionals261Legal professionals262Librarians, archivists and curators263Social and religious professionals264Authors, journalists and linguists265Creative and performing artists311Physical and engineering science technicians312Mining, manufacturing and construction supervisors313Process control technicians314Life science technicians and related associate professionals315Ship and aircraft controllers and technicians321Medical and pharmaceutical technicians322Nursing and midwifery associate professionals323Traditional and complementary medicine associate professionals324Veterinary technicians and assistants325Other health associate professionals331Financial and mathematical associate professionals332Sales and purchasing agents and brokers333Business services agents334Administrative and specialised secretaries335Regulatory government associate professionals341Legal, social and religious associate professionals342Sports and fitness workers343Artistic, cultural and culinary associate professionals351Information and communications technology operations and user support technicians352Telecommunications and broadcasting technicians411General office clerks412Secretaries (general)413Keyboard operators421Tellers, money collectors and related clerks422Client information workers431Numerical clerks432Material-recording and transport clerks441Other clerical support workers511Travel attendants, conductors and guides512Cooks513Waiters and bartenders514Hairdressers, beauticians and related workers515Building and housekeeping supervisors516Other personal services workers521Street and market salespersons522Shop salespersons523Cashiers and ticket clerks524Other sales workers531Child care workers and teachers' aides532Personal care workers in health services541Protective services workers611Market gardeners and crop growers612Animal producers613Mixed crop and animal producers621Forestry and related workers622Fishery workers, hunters and trappers631Subsistence crop farmers632Subsistence livestock farmers633Subsistence mixed crop and livestock farmers634Subsistence fishers, hunters, trappers and gatherers711Building frame and related trades workers712Building finishers and related trades workers713Painters, building structure cleaners and related trades workers721Sheet and structural metal workers, moulders and welders, and related workers722Blacksmiths, toolmakers and related trades workers723Machinery mechanics and repairers731Handicraft workers732Printing trades workers741Electrical equipment installers and repairers742Electronics and telecommunications installers and repairers751Food processing and related trades workers752Wood treaters, cabinet-makers and related trades workers753Garment and related trades workers754Other craft and related workers811Mining and mineral processing plant operators812Metal processing and finishing plant operators813Chemical and photographic products plant and machine operators814Rubber, plastic and paper products machine operators815Textile, fur and leather products machine operators816Food and related products machine operators817Wood processing and papermaking plant operators818Other stationary plant and machine operators821Assemblers831Locomotive engine drivers and related workers832Car, van and motorcycle drivers833Heavy truck and bus drivers834Mobile plant operators835Ships' deck crews and related workers911Domestic, hotel and office cleaners and helpers912Vehicle, window, laundry and other hand cleaning workers921Agricultural, forestry and fishery labourers931Mining and construction labourers932Manufacturing labourers933Transport and storage labourers941Food preparation assistants951Street and related service workers952Street vendors (excluding food)961Refuse workers962Other elementary workersSysmissType of employmentType of employmentType of employmentType of employmentType of employmentModule 4: Employment, Part C: Main and Secondary Job in Past Week
31) What is your type of employment (in SECONDARY OCCUPATION FROM Q30)?READ OUT ALL RESPONSES26527221Employee2Self-employed, own account worker, an owner with or without hired labor3Unpaid worker in family businessSysmissDo you usually receive wages?Do you usually receive wages?Do you usually receive wages?Do you usually receive wages?Do you usually receive wages?Module 4: Employment, Part C: Main and Secondary Job in Past Week
32) Do you usually receive wages, salary or other monetary payments from this employer, or do you usually personally receive earnings in money from this business?If "UNPAID WORKER IN FAMILY BUSINESS", GOTO Module 5A25527321Yes, I receive monetary payment from my employer2Yes, I personally earn money from my own account/activity3NoSysmissNet payment last pay period (local currency)Net payment last pay period (local currency)Net payment last pay period (local currency)Net payment last pay period (local currency)Net payment last pay period (local currency)Module 4: Employment, Part C: Main and Secondary Job in Past Week
33) How much was your net payment (after payroll taxes and social security payments) for the last pay period?IF RESPONDENT HAS NOT YET BEEN PAID, ASK: How much do you expect to be paid, after payroll taxes?5129361500119.716121.605Net payment last pay period (PPP dollars)Net payment last pay period (PPP dollars)Net payment last pay period (PPP dollars)Net payment last pay period (PPP dollars)Net payment last pay period (PPP dollars)5129361.102550.849131.89133.972Pay periodPay periodPay periodPay periodPay periodModule 4: Employment, Part C: Main and Secondary Job in Past Week
34) What pay period was this amount for?5129361Month2Fortnight (2 weeks)3Week4Day5OtherSysmissPay period-otherPay period-otherPay period-otherPay period-otherPay period-otherModule 4: Employment, Part C: Main and Secondary Job in Past Week
34) What pay period was this amount for? Other specify1SEASONSecondary: Latest amount of cash you go from businessSecondary: Latest amount of cash you go from businessSecondary: Latest amount of cash you go from businessSecondary: Latest amount of cash you go from businessSecondary: Latest amount of cash you go from businessModule 4: Employment, Part C: Main and Secondary Job in Past Week
35) What was the latest amount of money that you personally got from this business in the last work period?IF RESPONDENT HAS NOT GOTTEN ANY EARNINGS, ASK: How much money do you expect to get for the most recent work period?1852802199999943586.382203884.316USD Secondary latest amount of money that you personally got from this businessUSD Secondary latest amount of money that you personally got from this businessUSD Secondary latest amount of money that you personally got from this businessUSD Secondary latest amount of money that you personally got from this businessUSD Secondary latest amount of money that you personally got from this business18528021.1021101696.62548019.018224618.887Secondary: Period of paymentSecondary: Period of paymentSecondary: Period of paymentSecondary: Period of paymentSecondary: Period of paymentModule 4: Employment, Part C: Main and Secondary Job in Past Week
36) What is the work period that this amount corresponded to?17728101Month2Fortnight (2 weeks)3Week4Day5OtherSysmissSecondary: Period of payment - otherSecondary: Period of payment - otherSecondary: Period of payment - otherSecondary: Period of payment - otherSecondary: Period of payment - otherModule 4: Employment, Part C: Main and Secondary Job in Past Week
36) What is the work period that this amount corresponded to? Other specify211 YEAR3 MONTHSA YEARAFTER YIELDS ARE SOLDAMOUNT GAINED FOR 8 MONTHSCANT SAY ITD.KPER 100 ORANGESQUARTERLYSEASONSEVEN MONTHSIX MONTHSTWO MONTHSYEARYEARLYRespondent answered 4cRespondent answered 4cRespondent answered 4cRespondent answered 4cRespondent answered 4cModule 5: Employment, Part A: Self-Reported Literacy/Numeracy
1) INTERVIEWER: DID THE RESPONDENT ANSWER MODULE (4)C? (WORKED IN THE PAST 7 DAYS)298071Yes2NoSysmissOccupation codeOccupation codeOccupation codeOccupation codeOccupation code2181806Armed forces occupations1Commissioned armed forces officers2Non-commissioned armed forces officers3Armed forces occupations, other ranks4Clerical support workers5Service and sales workers6Skilled agricultural, forestry and fishery workers7Craft and related trades workers8Plant and machine operators, and assemblers9Elementary occupations11Chief executives, senior officials and legislators12Administrative and commercial managers13Production and specialised services managers14Hospitality, retail and other services managers21Science and engineering professionals22Health professionals23Teaching professionals24Business and administration professionals25Information and communications technology professionals26Legal, social and cultural professionals31Science and engineering associate professionals32Health associate professionals33Business and administration associate professionals34Legal, social, cultural and related associate professionals35Information and communications technicians41General and keyboard clerks42Customer services clerks43Numerical and material recording clerks44Other clerical support workers51Personal service workers52Sales workers53Personal care workers54Protective services workers61Market-oriented skilled agricultural workers62Market-oriented skilled forestry, fishery and hunting workers63Subsistence farmers, fishers, hunters and gatherers71Building and related trades workers, excluding electricians72Metal, machinery and related trades workers73Handicraft and printing workers74Electrical and electronic trades workers75Food processing, wood working, garment and other craft and related trades workers81Stationary plant and machine operators82Assemblers83Drivers and mobile plant operators91Cleaners and helpers92Agricultural, forestry and fishery labourers93Labourers in mining, construction, manufacturing and transport94Food preparation assistants95Street and related sales and service workers96Refuse workers and other elementary workers111Legislators and senior officials112Managing directors and chief executives121Business services and administration managers122Sales, marketing and development managers131Production managers in agriculture, forestry and fisheries132Manufacturing, mining, construction, and distribution managers133Information and communications technology service managers134Professional services managers141Hotel and restaurant managers142Retail and wholesale trade managers143Other services managers211Physical and earth science professionals212Mathematicians, actuaries and statisticians213Life science professionals214Engineering professionals (excluding electrotechnology)215Electrotechnology engineers216Architects, planners, surveyors and designers221Medical doctors222Nursing and midwifery professionals223Traditional and complementary medicine professionals224Paramedical practitioners225Veterinarians226Other health professionals231University and higher education teachers232Vocational education teachers233Secondary education teachers234Primary school and early childhood teachers235Other teaching professionals241Finance professionals242Administration professionals243Sales, marketing and public relations professionals251Software and applications developers and analysts252Database and network professionals261Legal professionals262Librarians, archivists and curators263Social and religious professionals264Authors, journalists and linguists265Creative and performing artists311Physical and engineering science technicians312Mining, manufacturing and construction supervisors313Process control technicians314Life science technicians and related associate professionals315Ship and aircraft controllers and technicians321Medical and pharmaceutical technicians322Nursing and midwifery associate professionals323Traditional and complementary medicine associate professionals324Veterinary technicians and assistants325Other health associate professionals331Financial and mathematical associate professionals332Sales and purchasing agents and brokers333Business services agents334Administrative and specialised secretaries335Regulatory government associate professionals341Legal, social and religious associate professionals342Sports and fitness workers343Artistic, cultural and culinary associate professionals351Information and communications technology operations and user support technicians352Telecommunications and broadcasting technicians411General office clerks412Secretaries (general)413Keyboard operators421Tellers, money collectors and related clerks422Client information workers431Numerical clerks432Material-recording and transport clerks441Other clerical support workers511Travel attendants, conductors and guides512Cooks513Waiters and bartenders514Hairdressers, beauticians and related workers515Building and housekeeping supervisors516Other personal services workers521Street and market salespersons522Shop salespersons523Cashiers and ticket clerks524Other sales workers531Child care workers and teachers' aides532Personal care workers in health services541Protective services workers611Market gardeners and crop growers612Animal producers613Mixed crop and animal producers621Forestry and related workers622Fishery workers, hunters and trappers631Subsistence crop farmers632Subsistence livestock farmers633Subsistence mixed crop and livestock farmers634Subsistence fishers, hunters, trappers and gatherers711Building frame and related trades workers712Building finishers and related trades workers713Painters, building structure cleaners and related trades workers721Sheet and structural metal workers, moulders and welders, and related workers722Blacksmiths, toolmakers and related trades workers723Machinery mechanics and repairers731Handicraft workers732Printing trades workers741Electrical equipment installers and repairers742Electronics and telecommunications installers and repairers751Food processing and related trades workers752Wood treaters, cabinet-makers and related trades workers753Garment and related trades workers754Other craft and related workers811Mining and mineral processing plant operators812Metal processing and finishing plant operators813Chemical and photographic products plant and machine operators814Rubber, plastic and paper products machine operators815Textile, fur and leather products machine operators816Food and related products machine operators817Wood processing and papermaking plant operators818Other stationary plant and machine operators821Assemblers831Locomotive engine drivers and related workers832Car, van and motorcycle drivers833Heavy truck and bus drivers834Mobile plant operators835Ships' deck crews and related workers911Domestic, hotel and office cleaners and helpers912Vehicle, window, laundry and other hand cleaning workers921Agricultural, forestry and fishery labourers931Mining and construction labourers932Manufacturing labourers933Transport and storage labourers941Food preparation assistants951Street and related service workers952Street vendors (excluding food)961Refuse workers962Other elementary workersSysmissRespondent worked in the past 12 monthsRespondent worked in the past 12 monthsRespondent worked in the past 12 monthsRespondent worked in the past 12 monthsRespondent worked in the past 12 monthsModule 5: Employment, Part A: Self-Reported Literacy/Numeracy
2) INTERVIEWER: DID THE RESPONDENT WORK IN THE PAST 12 MONTHS? CHECK THE DATE IN MODULE 4A, Q 19 (page 24) TO SEE IF LAST WORK DATE IS WITHIN 12 MONTHS79921881Yes2NoSysmissOccupation codeOccupation codeOccupation codeOccupation codeOccupation codeModule 5: Employment, Part A: Self-Reported Literacy/Numeracy
2) Write the occupaion reported in Q20 Module (4)A1712816Armed forces occupations1Commissioned armed forces officers2Non-commissioned armed forces officers3Armed forces occupations, other ranks4Clerical support workers5Service and sales workers6Skilled agricultural, forestry and fishery workers7Craft and related trades workers8Plant and machine operators, and assemblers9Elementary occupations11Chief executives, senior officials and legislators12Administrative and commercial managers13Production and specialised services managers14Hospitality, retail and other services managers21Science and engineering professionals22Health professionals23Teaching professionals24Business and administration professionals25Information and communications technology professionals26Legal, social and cultural professionals31Science and engineering associate professionals32Health associate professionals33Business and administration associate professionals34Legal, social, cultural and related associate professionals35Information and communications technicians41General and keyboard clerks42Customer services clerks43Numerical and material recording clerks44Other clerical support workers51Personal service workers52Sales workers53Personal care workers54Protective services workers61Market-oriented skilled agricultural workers62Market-oriented skilled forestry, fishery and hunting workers63Subsistence farmers, fishers, hunters and gatherers71Building and related trades workers, excluding electricians72Metal, machinery and related trades workers73Handicraft and printing workers74Electrical and electronic trades workers75Food processing, wood working, garment and other craft and related trades workers81Stationary plant and machine operators82Assemblers83Drivers and mobile plant operators91Cleaners and helpers92Agricultural, forestry and fishery labourers93Labourers in mining, construction, manufacturing and transport94Food preparation assistants95Street and related sales and service workers96Refuse workers and other elementary workers111Legislators and senior officials112Managing directors and chief executives121Business services and administration managers122Sales, marketing and development managers131Production managers in agriculture, forestry and fisheries132Manufacturing, mining, construction, and distribution managers133Information and communications technology service managers134Professional services managers141Hotel and restaurant managers142Retail and wholesale trade managers143Other services managers211Physical and earth science professionals212Mathematicians, actuaries and statisticians213Life science professionals214Engineering professionals (excluding electrotechnology)215Electrotechnology engineers216Architects, planners, surveyors and designers221Medical doctors222Nursing and midwifery professionals223Traditional and complementary medicine professionals224Paramedical practitioners225Veterinarians226Other health professionals231University and higher education teachers232Vocational education teachers233Secondary education teachers234Primary school and early childhood teachers235Other teaching professionals241Finance professionals242Administration professionals243Sales, marketing and public relations professionals251Software and applications developers and analysts252Database and network professionals261Legal professionals262Librarians, archivists and curators263Social and religious professionals264Authors, journalists and linguists265Creative and performing artists311Physical and engineering science technicians312Mining, manufacturing and construction supervisors313Process control technicians314Life science technicians and related associate professionals315Ship and aircraft controllers and technicians321Medical and pharmaceutical technicians322Nursing and midwifery associate professionals323Traditional and complementary medicine associate professionals324Veterinary technicians and assistants325Other health associate professionals331Financial and mathematical associate professionals332Sales and purchasing agents and brokers333Business services agents334Administrative and specialised secretaries335Regulatory government associate professionals341Legal, social and religious associate professionals342Sports and fitness workers343Artistic, cultural and culinary associate professionals351Information and communications technology operations and user support technicians352Telecommunications and broadcasting technicians411General office clerks412Secretaries (general)413Keyboard operators421Tellers, money collectors and related clerks422Client information workers431Numerical clerks432Material-recording and transport clerks441Other clerical support workers511Travel attendants, conductors and guides512Cooks513Waiters and bartenders514Hairdressers, beauticians and related workers515Building and housekeeping supervisors516Other personal services workers521Street and market salespersons522Shop salespersons523Cashiers and ticket clerks524Other sales workers531Child care workers and teachers' aides532Personal care workers in health services541Protective services workers611Market gardeners and crop growers612Animal producers613Mixed crop and animal producers621Forestry and related workers622Fishery workers, hunters and trappers631Subsistence crop farmers632Subsistence livestock farmers633Subsistence mixed crop and livestock farmers634Subsistence fishers, hunters, trappers and gatherers711Building frame and related trades workers712Building finishers and related trades workers713Painters, building structure cleaners and related trades workers721Sheet and structural metal workers, moulders and welders, and related workers722Blacksmiths, toolmakers and related trades workers723Machinery mechanics and repairers731Handicraft workers732Printing trades workers741Electrical equipment installers and repairers742Electronics and telecommunications installers and repairers751Food processing and related trades workers752Wood treaters, cabinet-makers and related trades workers753Garment and related trades workers754Other craft and related workers811Mining and mineral processing plant operators812Metal processing and finishing plant operators813Chemical and photographic products plant and machine operators814Rubber, plastic and paper products machine operators815Textile, fur and leather products machine operators816Food and related products machine operators817Wood processing and papermaking plant operators818Other stationary plant and machine operators821Assemblers831Locomotive engine drivers and related workers832Car, van and motorcycle drivers833Heavy truck and bus drivers834Mobile plant operators835Ships' deck crews and related workers911Domestic, hotel and office cleaners and helpers912Vehicle, window, laundry and other hand cleaning workers921Agricultural, forestry and fishery labourers931Mining and construction labourers932Manufacturing labourers933Transport and storage labourers941Food preparation assistants951Street and related service workers952Street vendors (excluding food)961Refuse workers962Other elementary workersSysmissReading at workReading at workReading at workReading at workReading at workModule 5: Employment, Part A: Self-Reported Literacy/Numeracy
4) Do you (did you) read anything at this work, including very short notes or instructions that are only a few sentences long?23526351Yes2NoSysmissForms?Forms?Forms?Forms?Forms?Module 5: Employment, Part A: Self-Reported Literacy/Numeracy
5) As a regular part of this work, do you (did you) have to read the following….?
- Forms86221251Yes2NoSysmissNewspapers,magazines?Newspapers,magazines?Newspapers,magazines?Newspapers,magazines?Newspapers,magazines?Module 5: Employment, Part A: Self-Reported Literacy/Numeracy
5) As a regular part of this work, do you (did you) have to read the following….?
- Instruction manauals/ operating manuals86221251Yes2NoSysmissInstruction manuals?Instruction manuals?Instruction manuals?Instruction manuals?Instruction manuals?Module 5: Employment, Part A: Self-Reported Literacy/Numeracy
5) As a regular part of this work, do you (did you) have to read the following….?
- Reports86221251Yes2NoSysmissBooks?Books?Books?Books?Books?Module 5: Employment, Part A: Self-Reported Literacy/Numeracy
5) As a regular part of this work, do you (did you) have to read the following….?
- Newspapers or magazines86221251Yes2NoSysmissReports?Reports?Reports?Reports?Reports?Module 5: Employment, Part A: Self-Reported Literacy/Numeracy
5) As a regular part of this work, do you (did you) have to read the following….?
- Books (other than instruction/operating manuals)86221251Yes2NoSysmissOther?Other?Other?Other?Other?Module 5: Employment, Part A: Self-Reported Literacy/Numeracy
5) As a regular part of this work, do you (did you) have to read the following….?
- Other86221251Yes2NoSysmissBills?Bills?Bills?Bills?Bills?Module 5: Employment, Part A: Self-Reported Literacy/Numeracy
5) As a regular part of this work, do you (did you) have to read the following….?
- Bills or financial statements86221251Yes2NoSysmissOther-specifyOther-specifyOther-specifyOther-specifyOther-specifyModule 5: Employment, Part A: Self-Reported Literacy/Numeracy
5) As a regular part of this work, do you (did you) have to read the following….?
- Other(specify)86BUILDING PLANBUILDING PLANSCAR NUMBERSCHECKING OF LABELS ON ITEMS FOR SALECIRCUL LETTERCLIENTS' MEASUREMENTSCLIENTS' MEASURINGCLOTHES LABELCOUPONS FOR FOODCUSTOMERS MEASUREMENTSEMAILEMAILSEXPIRING DATE OF PRODUCTSEXPIRING DATESEXPIRING DATES OF PRODUCTSEXPIRY DATESEXPIRY DATES ON ITEMSGATE JOURNALHAND WRITTEN LISTSITEM LISTS OF CLOTHESITEM SPECIFICATIONSITINERARIES AND CODE OF ETHICSLABEL ON CLOTHINGLABELLINGLABELSLABELS AND BRUCHURESLABELS AND EXPIRY DATESLABELS AND MUSICLABELS AND RECEIPTSLABELS OF CLOTHSLABELS ON CLOTHLABELS ON CLOTHSLABELS ON CREAMSLIST OF ITEMSLIST OF ITEMS TO BUYLIST OF NAME/DEBTORSLISTSLOG BOOKMAILSMEASUREMENTSMEMOMENUSMINUTES AND MEMOSNOTICEPAPERS ETC FROM THE INTERNETPHARMACEUTICAL JOURNALSPLANS/MAPSPOSTERS/NOTICESREAD DOCUMENTS ON THE INTERNETRECEIPTSROAD SIGNSROOFING PLANSAFETY RULESSCRIPTSSHORT NOTES ON PLANSSIGN BOARDS (NOTICES)SKETCHES AND DIMENSIONS OF FURNITURE WORKSSTUDENTS' EXERCISESTUDIES' EXERCISESTEXT BOOKSTITLE OF BOOKSWAY BILLSSize - longest document that you read at workSize - longest document that you read at workSize - longest document that you read at workSize - longest document that you read at workSize - longest document that you read at workModule 5: Employment, Part A: Self-Reported Literacy/Numeracy
6) Among the things that you normally read at this work, what is the size of the longest document that you read?8622125-9Don't know1One page or less22 to 5 pages36 to 10 pages411 to 25 pages5More than 25 pages6Does not read at workSysmissSize - longest document that you read outside workSize - longest document that you read outside workSize - longest document that you read outside workSize - longest document that you read outside workSize - longest document that you read outside workModule 5: Employment, Part A: Self-Reported Literacy/Numeracy
7) What about the documents/reading material that you normally read outside of this work? Over the past 12 months, what is the longest document that you have read?8622125-9Don't know1One page or less22 to 5 pages36 to 10 pages411 to 25 pages5More than 25 pages6Does not read at workSysmissDo you read outside work?Do you read outside work?Do you read outside work?Do you read outside work?Do you read outside work?Module 5: Employment, Part A: Self-Reported Literacy/Numeracy
8) Do you read anything in your life outside of work as [OCCUPATION IN Q1 OR Q2] , including very short notes or instructions that are only a few sentences long?If "NO", GOTO Q11149014971Yes2NoSysmissE-mails outside work?E-mails outside work?E-mails outside work?E-mails outside work?E-mails outside work?Module 5: Employment, Part A: Self-Reported Literacy/Numeracy
9) Outside of work as [OCCUPATION IN Q1 OR Q2], over the past 12 months have you read: E-mails70722801Yes2NoSysmissForms outside work?Forms outside work?Forms outside work?Forms outside work?Forms outside work?Module 5: Employment, Part A: Self-Reported Literacy/Numeracy
9) Outside of work as [OCCUPATION IN Q1 OR Q2], over the past 12 months have you read: Forms70722801Yes2NoSysmissBills outside work?Bills outside work?Bills outside work?Bills outside work?Bills outside work?Module 5: Employment, Part A: Self-Reported Literacy/Numeracy
9) Outside of work as [OCCUPATION IN Q1 OR Q2], over the past 12 months have you read: Bills or financial statements70722801Yes2NoSysmissNewspapers, magazines or books outside work?Newspapers, magazines or books outside work?Newspapers, magazines or books outside work?Newspapers, magazines or books outside work?Newspapers, magazines or books outside work?Module 5: Employment, Part A: Self-Reported Literacy/Numeracy
9) Outside of work as [OCCUPATION IN Q1 OR Q2], over the past 12 months have you read: Instruction manuals/ operating manuals70722801Yes2NoSysmissInstruction manuals outside work?Instruction manuals outside work?Instruction manuals outside work?Instruction manuals outside work?Instruction manuals outside work?Module 5: Employment, Part A: Self-Reported Literacy/Numeracy
9) Outside of work as [OCCUPATION IN Q1 OR Q2], over the past 12 months have you read: Newspapers, magazines, or books70722801Yes2NoSysmissBooksBooksBooksBooksBooksModule 5: Employment, Part A: Self-Reported Literacy/Numeracy
9) Outside of work as [OCCUPATION IN Q1 OR Q2], over the past 12 months have you read: Books (other than instruction/ operating manuals)70722801Yes2NoSysmissHave you read other outside of workHave you read other outside of workHave you read other outside of workHave you read other outside of workHave you read other outside of workModule 5: Employment, Part A: Self-Reported Literacy/Numeracy
9) Outside of work as [OCCUPATION IN Q1 OR Q2], over the past 12 months have you read: Other70722801Yes2NoSysmissOther-specificationOther-specificationOther-specificationOther-specificationOther-specificationModule 5: Employment, Part A: Self-Reported Literacy/Numeracy
9) Outside of work as [OCCUPATION IN Q1 OR Q2], over the past 12 months have you read: Other specify24BIBLELABELSLABELS ON CLOTHLABLES ON CREAMSLISTS MADE FOR WORKQURANSMSSTICKERSSTORY BOOKSTWI BIBLEWATSAPPSize - longest document that you read outside workSize - longest document that you read outside workSize - longest document that you read outside workSize - longest document that you read outside workSize - longest document that you read outside workModule 5: Employment, Part A: Self-Reported Literacy/Numeracy
10) Thinking about the things you normally read outside of this work as [OCCUPATION], what is the longest document that you have read over the past 12 months?7072280-9Don't know1One page or less22 to 5 pages36 to 10 pages411 to 25 pages5More than 25 pages6Does not read outside of workSysmissOn this work, did you fill out bills or forms?On this work, did you fill out bills or forms?On this work, did you fill out bills or forms?On this work, did you fill out bills or forms?On this work, did you fill out bills or forms?Module 5: Employment, Part A: Self-Reported Literacy/Numeracy
11) As part of this work, do you (did you) fill out bills or forms?23526351Yes2NoSysmissHave you ever written anything else at work?Have you ever written anything else at work?Have you ever written anything else at work?Have you ever written anything else at work?Have you ever written anything else at work?Module 5: Employment, Part A: Self-Reported Literacy/Numeracy
12) Do you (did you) ever have to write anything (else) at work, including very short notes, lists, or instructions that are only a few sentences long?If "NO", GOTO Q1523526351Yes2NoSysmissWhats the longest document you write/wrote at work?Whats the longest document you write/wrote at work?Whats the longest document you write/wrote at work?Whats the longest document you write/wrote at work?Whats the longest document you write/wrote at work?Module 5: Employment, Part A: Self-Reported Literacy/Numeracy
13) Thinking about all the things you normally write (wrote) at work, what is the longest document that you write (wrote) ?11391848-9Don't know1One page or less22 to 5 pages36 to 10 pages411 to 25 pages5More than 25 pages6Does not write at workSysmissWhats the longest document you wrote outside work?Whats the longest document you wrote outside work?Whats the longest document you wrote outside work?Whats the longest document you wrote outside work?Whats the longest document you wrote outside work?Module 5: Employment, Part A: Self-Reported Literacy/Numeracy
14) Thinking about all the things you normally write outside of work as [OCCUPATION ], what is the longest document that you wrote in the past 12 months?11391848-9Don't know1One page or less22 to 5 pages36 to 10 pages411 to 25 pages5More than 25 pages6Does not write outside of workSysmissHave you filled bills or forms outside work?Have you filled bills or forms outside work?Have you filled bills or forms outside work?Have you filled bills or forms outside work?Have you filled bills or forms outside work?Module 5: Employment, Part A: Self-Reported Literacy/Numeracy
15) Over the past 12 months outside of work as [OCCUPATION ] have you filled out bills or forms (such as government forms, application forms, etc)?121317741Yes2NoSysmissDo you write anything that is a few sentences long outside work?Do you write anything that is a few sentences long outside work?Do you write anything that is a few sentences long outside work?Do you write anything that is a few sentences long outside work?Do you write anything that is a few sentences long outside work?Module 5: Employment, Part A: Self-Reported Literacy/Numeracy
16) Thinking of your life outside of this work, do you write anything, including very short notes, lists, or instructions that are only a few sentences long?If "NO", GOTO Q18121317741Yes2NoSysmissWhats the longest document that you have written?Whats the longest document that you have written?Whats the longest document that you have written?Whats the longest document that you have written?Whats the longest document that you have written?Module 5: Employment, Part A: Self-Reported Literacy/Numeracy
17) Over the past 12 months, what is the longest document that you have written outside of this work?3522635-9Don't know1One page or less22 to 5 pages36 to 10 pages411 to 25 pages5More than 25 pages6Does not write outside of workSysmissMeasure sizes, weights, distances at work?Measure sizes, weights, distances at work?Measure sizes, weights, distances at work?Measure sizes, weights, distances at work?Measure sizes, weights, distances at work?Module 5: Employment, Part A: Self-Reported Literacy/Numeracy
18) As a normal part of this work, do you (did you) do any of the following... ?
- Measure or estimate sizes, weights, distances, etc23526351Yes2NoSysmissCalculate prices or costs at work?Calculate prices or costs at work?Calculate prices or costs at work?Calculate prices or costs at work?Calculate prices or costs at work?Module 5: Employment, Part A: Self-Reported Literacy/Numeracy
18) As a normal part of this work, do you (did you) do any of the following... ?
- Calculate prices or costs23526351Yes2NoSysmissUse or calculate fractions or decimals at work?Use or calculate fractions or decimals at work?Use or calculate fractions or decimals at work?Use or calculate fractions or decimals at work?Use or calculate fractions or decimals at work?Module 5: Employment, Part A: Self-Reported Literacy/Numeracy
18) As a normal part of this work, do you (did you) do any of the following... ?
- Use or calculate fractions, decemials or percentages23526351Yes2NoSysmissPerform any other multiplication or division at work?Perform any other multiplication or division at work?Perform any other multiplication or division at work?Perform any other multiplication or division at work?Perform any other multiplication or division at work?Module 5: Employment, Part A: Self-Reported Literacy/Numeracy
18) As a normal part of this work, do you (did you) do any of the following... ?
- Perform any other multiplication or division23526351Yes2NoSysmissAdvanced math at work?Advanced math at work?Advanced math at work?Advanced math at work?Advanced math at work?Module 5: Employment, Part A: Self-Reported Literacy/Numeracy
18) As a normal part of this work, do you (did you) do any of the following... ?
- Use more advanced Math, such as algebra, geometry, trigonometry, etc.23526351Yes2NoSysmissUse (other) at work?Use (other) at work?Use (other) at work?Use (other) at work?Use (other) at work?Module 5: Employment, Part A: Self-Reported Literacy/Numeracy
18) As a normal part of this work, do you (did you) do any of the following... ?
- Other23526351Yes2NoSysmissUse (other) at work?-SpecifyUse (other) at work?-SpecifyUse (other) at work?-SpecifyUse (other) at work?-SpecifyUse (other) at work?-SpecifyModule 5: Employment, Part A: Self-Reported Literacy/Numeracy
18) As a normal part of this work, do you (did you) do any of the following... ?
- Other specify2CALCULUSSTATISTICSMeasure sizes, weights or distances outside work?Measure sizes, weights or distances outside work?Measure sizes, weights or distances outside work?Measure sizes, weights or distances outside work?Measure sizes, weights or distances outside work?Module 5: Employment, Part A: Self-Reported Literacy/Numeracy
19) As part of your life outside of work as [OCCUPATION ], have you done any of the following in the past 12 months?
- Measure or estimate sizes, weights, distances, etc23526351Yes2NoSysmissCalculate prices or costs outside work?Calculate prices or costs outside work?Calculate prices or costs outside work?Calculate prices or costs outside work?Calculate prices or costs outside work?Module 5: Employment, Part A: Self-Reported Literacy/Numeracy
19) As part of your life outside of work as [OCCUPATION ], have you done any of the following in the past 12 months?
- Calculate prices or costs23526351Yes2NoSysmissUse or calculate fractions or decimals outside work?Use or calculate fractions or decimals outside work?Use or calculate fractions or decimals outside work?Use or calculate fractions or decimals outside work?Use or calculate fractions or decimals outside work?Module 5: Employment, Part A: Self-Reported Literacy/Numeracy
19) As part of your life outside of work as [OCCUPATION ], have you done any of the following in the past 12 months?
- Use or calculate fractions, decimals or percentages23526351Yes2NoSysmissPerform any other multiplication or division outside work?Perform any other multiplication or division outside work?Perform any other multiplication or division outside work?Perform any other multiplication or division outside work?Perform any other multiplication or division outside work?Module 5: Employment, Part A: Self-Reported Literacy/Numeracy
19) As part of your life outside of work as [OCCUPATION ], have you done any of the following in the past 12 months?
- Perform any other multiplication or division23526351Yes2NoSysmissUse advanced math outside work?Use advanced math outside work?Use advanced math outside work?Use advanced math outside work?Use advanced math outside work?Module 5: Employment, Part A: Self-Reported Literacy/Numeracy
19) As part of your life outside of work as [OCCUPATION ], have you done any of the following in the past 12 months?
- Use more advanced Math, such algebra, geometry, trigonometry, etc.23526351Yes2NoSysmissUse (other) outside work?Use (other) outside work?Use (other) outside work?Use (other) outside work?Use (other) outside work?Module 5: Employment, Part A: Self-Reported Literacy/Numeracy
19) As part of your life outside of work as [OCCUPATION ], have you done any of the following in the past 12 months?
- Other23526351Yes2NoSysmissOther specification.Other specification.Other specification.Other specification.Other specification.Module 5: Employment, Part A: Self-Reported Literacy/Numeracy
19) As part of your life outside of work as [OCCUPATION ], have you done any of the following in the past 12 months?
- Other specify3CALCULUSSTATISTICSDid lack of writting skills in [official language] give you trouble?Did lack of writting skills in [official language] give you trouble?Did lack of writting skills in [official language] give you trouble?Did lack of writting skills in [official language] give you trouble?Did lack of writting skills in [official language] give you trouble?Module 5: Employment, Part A: Self-Reported Literacy/Numeracy
20) Has a lack of reading and writing skills in GEORGIAN ever kept you from getting a job, a promotion, or a pay rise, or held you back from advancing your business/ your own account activity?If "NO", GOTO MODULE 5B2352635-9Don't know1Yes2NoSysmissDo you read anything that is a few sentences long?Do you read anything that is a few sentences long?Do you read anything that is a few sentences long?Do you read anything that is a few sentences long?Do you read anything that is a few sentences long?Module 5: Employment, Part A: Self-Reported Literacy/Numeracy
21) These questions are general questions about daily activities over the past 12 months. Not all the questions will apply to you, but I have to ask them all. When I speak of reading and writing that can be on paper or on computers.
Do you read anything, including very short notes or instructions that are only a few sentences long?If "NO", GOTO Q2462823591Yes2NoSysmissE-mails?E-mails?E-mails?E-mails?E-mails?Module 5: Employment, Part A: Self-Reported Literacy/Numeracy
22) Thinking of the past 12 months, as a normal part of your life, have you read ...?
- E-mails49924881Yes2NoSysmissForms?Forms?Forms?Forms?Forms?Module 5: Employment, Part A: Self-Reported Literacy/Numeracy
22) Thinking of the past 12 months, as a normal part of your life, have you read ...?
- Forms49924881Yes2NoSysmissBills?Bills?Bills?Bills?Bills?Module 5: Employment, Part A: Self-Reported Literacy/Numeracy
22) Thinking of the past 12 months, as a normal part of your life, have you read ...?
- Bills or financial statements49924881Yes2NoSysmissNewspapers, magazines or books?Newspapers, magazines or books?Newspapers, magazines or books?Newspapers, magazines or books?Newspapers, magazines or books?Module 5: Employment, Part A: Self-Reported Literacy/Numeracy
22) Thinking of the past 12 months, as a normal part of your life, have you read ...?
- Instruction manuals/ operating mauals49924881Yes2NoSysmissInstruction manuals?Instruction manuals?Instruction manuals?Instruction manuals?Instruction manuals?Module 5: Employment, Part A: Self-Reported Literacy/Numeracy
22) Thinking of the past 12 months, as a normal part of your life, have you read ...?
- Newspapers, magazines, or books49924881Yes2NoSysmissBooks?Books?Books?Books?Books?Module 5: Employment, Part A: Self-Reported Literacy/Numeracy
22) Thinking of the past 12 months, as a normal part of your life, have you read ...?
- Books (other than instruction/ operating manuals)49924881Yes2NoSysmissOther?Other?Other?Other?Other?Module 5: Employment, Part A: Self-Reported Literacy/Numeracy
22) Thinking of the past 12 months, as a normal part of your life, have you read ...?
- Other49924881Yes2NoSysmissOther?-SpecifyOther?-SpecifyOther?-SpecifyOther?-SpecifyOther?-SpecifyModule 5: Employment, Part A: Self-Reported Literacy/Numeracy
22) Thinking of the past 12 months, as a normal part of your life, have you read ...?
- Other specify17BIBLEEXAMINATION SCRIPTEXAMINATION/TEST QUESTIONSINSCRIPTIONS ON A WALLINTERNET RESEARCHLABELSLESSON NOTESQURANREADING QURANSCHOOL NOTESTEXT BOOKTEXT BOOKSSize - longest document that you read in last 12 monthsSize - longest document that you read in last 12 monthsSize - longest document that you read in last 12 monthsSize - longest document that you read in last 12 monthsSize - longest document that you read in last 12 monthsModule 5: Employment, Part A: Self-Reported Literacy/Numeracy
23) Thinking about all the things you have read over the past 12 months, what is the size of the longest document that you have read?4992488-9Don't know1One page or less22 to 5 pages36 to 10 pages411 to 25 pages5More than 25 pages6Does not readSysmissHave you filled out bills or forms?Have you filled out bills or forms?Have you filled out bills or forms?Have you filled out bills or forms?Have you filled out bills or forms?Module 5: Employment, Part A: Self-Reported Literacy/Numeracy
24) Over the past 12 months, have you filled out bills or forms (such as government forms, application forms, etc)?62823591Yes2NoSysmissHave you written lists or notes a few sentences long?Have you written lists or notes a few sentences long?Have you written lists or notes a few sentences long?Have you written lists or notes a few sentences long?Have you written lists or notes a few sentences long?Module 5: Employment, Part A: Self-Reported Literacy/Numeracy
25) Thinking of the past 12 months, have you written anything (else) including very short lists, notes or instructions that are only a few sentences long?If "NO", GOTO Q2762823591Yes2NoSysmissSize - longest document that you wrote in last 12 monthsSize - longest document that you wrote in last 12 monthsSize - longest document that you wrote in last 12 monthsSize - longest document that you wrote in last 12 monthsSize - longest document that you wrote in last 12 monthsModule 5: Employment, Part A: Self-Reported Literacy/Numeracy
26) Thinking about all the things you normally write, what is the size of the longest document that you wrote in the past 12 months?4592528-9Don't know1One page or less22 to 5 pages36 to 10 pages411 to 25 pages5More than 25 pages6Does not writeSysmissMeasured sizes weights or distances?Measured sizes weights or distances?Measured sizes weights or distances?Measured sizes weights or distances?Measured sizes weights or distances?Module 5: Employment, Part A: Self-Reported Literacy/Numeracy
27) Thinking of your activities over the past 12 months, have you done any of the following?
- Measure or estimate sizes, weights, distances, etc62823591Yes2NoSysmissCalculated prices or costs?Calculated prices or costs?Calculated prices or costs?Calculated prices or costs?Calculated prices or costs?Module 5: Employment, Part A: Self-Reported Literacy/Numeracy
27) Thinking of your activities over the past 12 months, have you done any of the following?
- Calculate prices or costs62823591Yes2NoSysmissUse or calculate fractions?Use or calculate fractions?Use or calculate fractions?Use or calculate fractions?Use or calculate fractions?Module 5: Employment, Part A: Self-Reported Literacy/Numeracy
27) Thinking of your activities over the past 12 months, have you done any of the following?
- Use or calculate fractions, decimals or percentages62823591Yes2NoSysmissPerformed any multiplication or division?Performed any multiplication or division?Performed any multiplication or division?Performed any multiplication or division?Performed any multiplication or division?Module 5: Employment, Part A: Self-Reported Literacy/Numeracy
27) Thinking of your activities over the past 12 months, have you done any of the following?
- Perform any other multiplication or division62823591Yes2NoSysmissUsed more advanced math?Used more advanced math?Used more advanced math?Used more advanced math?Used more advanced math?Module 5: Employment, Part A: Self-Reported Literacy/Numeracy
27) Thinking of your activities over the past 12 months, have you done any of the following?
- Use more advanced Math, such as algebra, geometry, trigonometry, etc.62823591Yes2NoSysmissOther specificationOther specificationOther specificationOther specificationOther specificationModule 5: Employment, Part A: Self-Reported Literacy/Numeracy
27) Thinking of your activities over the past 12 months, have you done any of the following?
- Other62823591Yes2NoSysmissOther specificationOther specificationOther specificationOther specificationOther specificationModule 5: Employment, Part A: Self-Reported Literacy/Numeracy
27) Thinking of your activities over the past 12 months, have you done any of the following?
- Other specify10BASIC SCHOOL MATHEMATICSBASIC SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL MATHS.CALCULUSLABELSSCHOOL MATHEMATICSSTATISTICSHas a lack of reading a writing [official language] kept you from doing somethinHas a lack of reading a writing [official language] kept you from doing somethinHas a lack of reading a writing [official language] kept you from doing somethinHas a lack of reading a writing [official language] kept you from doing somethinHas a lack of reading a writing [official language] kept you from doing somethinModule 5: Employment, Part A: Self-Reported Literacy/Numeracy
28) Has a lack of reading and writing skills in GEORGIAN ever kept you from getting a job, a promotion, or a pay rise, or held you back from advancing your business/ own account activity?6282359-9Don't know1Yes2No3Never applied for a jobSysmissRespondent work in the last 7 days or 12 months?Respondent work in the last 7 days or 12 months?Respondent work in the last 7 days or 12 months?Respondent work in the last 7 days or 12 months?Respondent work in the last 7 days or 12 months?If "NO", GOTO Q27Module 5: Employment, Part B: Skills at Work
1) INTERVIEWER: DID THIS RESPONDENT HAVE WORK IN THE PAST 7 DAYS OR PAST 12 MONTHS (CHECK Q1 and Q2, MODULE 5A297891Yes2NoSysmissOccupation codeOccupation codeOccupation codeOccupation codeOccupation codeModule 5: Employment, Part B: Skills at Work
1) Write the occupation from Module 5A, Q1 or Q22352635Armed forces occupations1Commissioned armed forces officers2Non-commissioned armed forces officers3Armed forces occupations, other ranks4Clerical support workers5Service and sales workers6Skilled agricultural, forestry and fishery workers7Craft and related trades workers8Plant and machine operators, and assemblers9Elementary occupations11Chief executives, senior officials and legislators12Administrative and commercial managers13Production and specialised services managers14Hospitality, retail and other services managers21Science and engineering professionals22Health professionals23Teaching professionals24Business and administration professionals25Information and communications technology professionals26Legal, social and cultural professionals31Science and engineering associate professionals32Health associate professionals33Business and administration associate professionals34Legal, social, cultural and related associate professionals35Information and communications technicians41General and keyboard clerks42Customer services clerks43Numerical and material recording clerks44Other clerical support workers51Personal service workers52Sales workers53Personal care workers54Protective services workers61Market-oriented skilled agricultural workers62Market-oriented skilled forestry, fishery and hunting workers63Subsistence farmers, fishers, hunters and gatherers71Building and related trades workers, excluding electricians72Metal, machinery and related trades workers73Handicraft and printing workers74Electrical and electronic trades workers75Food processing, wood working, garment and other craft and related trades workers81Stationary plant and machine operators82Assemblers83Drivers and mobile plant operators91Cleaners and helpers92Agricultural, forestry and fishery labourers93Labourers in mining, construction, manufacturing and transport94Food preparation assistants95Street and related sales and service workers96Refuse workers and other elementary workers111Legislators and senior officials112Managing directors and chief executives121Business services and administration managers122Sales, marketing and development managers131Production managers in agriculture, forestry and fisheries132Manufacturing, mining, construction, and distribution managers133Information and communications technology service managers134Professional services managers141Hotel and restaurant managers142Retail and wholesale trade managers143Other services managers211Physical and earth science professionals212Mathematicians, actuaries and statisticians213Life science professionals214Engineering professionals (excluding electrotechnology)215Electrotechnology engineers216Architects, planners, surveyors and designers221Medical doctors222Nursing and midwifery professionals223Traditional and complementary medicine professionals224Paramedical practitioners225Veterinarians226Other health professionals231University and higher education teachers232Vocational education teachers233Secondary education teachers234Primary school and early childhood teachers235Other teaching professionals241Finance professionals242Administration professionals243Sales, marketing and public relations professionals251Software and applications developers and analysts252Database and network professionals261Legal professionals262Librarians, archivists and curators263Social and religious professionals264Authors, journalists and linguists265Creative and performing artists311Physical and engineering science technicians312Mining, manufacturing and construction supervisors313Process control technicians314Life science technicians and related associate professionals315Ship and aircraft controllers and technicians321Medical and pharmaceutical technicians322Nursing and midwifery associate professionals323Traditional and complementary medicine associate professionals324Veterinary technicians and assistants325Other health associate professionals331Financial and mathematical associate professionals332Sales and purchasing agents and brokers333Business services agents334Administrative and specialised secretaries335Regulatory government associate professionals341Legal, social and religious associate professionals342Sports and fitness workers343Artistic, cultural and culinary associate professionals351Information and communications technology operations and user support technicians352Telecommunications and broadcasting technicians411General office clerks412Secretaries (general)413Keyboard operators421Tellers, money collectors and related clerks422Client information workers431Numerical clerks432Material-recording and transport clerks441Other clerical support workers511Travel attendants, conductors and guides512Cooks513Waiters and bartenders514Hairdressers, beauticians and related workers515Building and housekeeping supervisors516Other personal services workers521Street and market salespersons522Shop salespersons523Cashiers and ticket clerks524Other sales workers531Child care workers and teachers' aides532Personal care workers in health services541Protective services workers611Market gardeners and crop growers612Animal producers613Mixed crop and animal producers621Forestry and related workers622Fishery workers, hunters and trappers631Subsistence crop farmers632Subsistence livestock farmers633Subsistence mixed crop and livestock farmers634Subsistence fishers, hunters, trappers and gatherers711Building frame and related trades workers712Building finishers and related trades workers713Painters, building structure cleaners and related trades workers721Sheet and structural metal workers, moulders and welders, and related workers722Blacksmiths, toolmakers and related trades workers723Machinery mechanics and repairers731Handicraft workers732Printing trades workers741Electrical equipment installers and repairers742Electronics and telecommunications installers and repairers751Food processing and related trades workers752Wood treaters, cabinet-makers and related trades workers753Garment and related trades workers754Other craft and related workers811Mining and mineral processing plant operators812Metal processing and finishing plant operators813Chemical and photographic products plant and machine operators814Rubber, plastic and paper products machine operators815Textile, fur and leather products machine operators816Food and related products machine operators817Wood processing and papermaking plant operators818Other stationary plant and machine operators821Assemblers831Locomotive engine drivers and related workers832Car, van and motorcycle drivers833Heavy truck and bus drivers834Mobile plant operators835Ships' deck crews and related workers911Domestic, hotel and office cleaners and helpers912Vehicle, window, laundry and other hand cleaning workers921Agricultural, forestry and fishery labourers931Mining and construction labourers932Manufacturing labourers933Transport and storage labourers941Food preparation assistants951Street and related service workers952Street vendors (excluding food)961Refuse workers962Other elementary workersSysmissLifted anything that weighed more than 50 pounds at work?Lifted anything that weighed more than 50 pounds at work?Lifted anything that weighed more than 50 pounds at work?Lifted anything that weighed more than 50 pounds at work?Lifted anything that weighed more than 50 pounds at work?Module 5: Employment, Part B: Skills at Work
2) This section asks some general questions about your work. Some questions may not apply to everyone, but we have to ask them in order to be able to compare answers across countries. For the first question, I’d like you to think about the kinds of physical activity you have to do as a regular part of your work (or in your last work) as [OCCUPATION]
As part of this work, do you regularly have to lift or pull anything weighing at least 25 kilos?23496381Yes2NoSysmissRate - work is physically demanding or notRate - work is physically demanding or notRate - work is physically demanding or notRate - work is physically demanding or notRate - work is physically demanding or notModule 5: Employment, Part B: Skills at Work
3) Using any number from 1 to 10 where 1 is not at all physically demanding (such as sitting at a desk answering a telephone) and 10 is extremely physically demanding (such as carrying heavy loads, construction worker, etc), what number would you use to rate how physically demanding your work is?SHOW CARD #2234963812345678910SysmissTime spent co-operating with co-workersTime spent co-operating with co-workersTime spent co-operating with co-workersTime spent co-operating with co-workersTime spent co-operating with co-workersModule 5: Employment, Part B: Skills at Work
4) As part of this work, how frequently do you spend your time co-operating or collaborating with co-workers?23496381Never2Less than once a month3Less than once a week but at least once a month4At least once a week but not everyday5EverydaySysmissContact with people non-coworkers?Contact with people non-coworkers?Contact with people non-coworkers?Contact with people non-coworkers?Contact with people non-coworkers?Module 5: Employment, Part B: Skills at Work
5) As part of this work, do you (did you) have any contact with people other than co-workers, for example with customers, clients, students, or the public?If "NO", GOTO Q723496381Yes2NoSysmissTime involved with customerTime involved with customerTime involved with customerTime involved with customerTime involved with customerModule 5: Employment, Part B: Skills at Work
6) Using any number from 1 to 10, where 1 is little involvement or short routine involvements, and 10 means much of the work involves meeting or interacting for at least 10-15 minutes at a time with a customer, client, student or the public, what number would you use to rate this work?SHOW CARD #3204194612345678910SysmissDrive a car, truck or three wheeler?Drive a car, truck or three wheeler?Drive a car, truck or three wheeler?Drive a car, truck or three wheeler?Drive a car, truck or three wheeler?Module 5: Employment, Part B: Skills at Work
7) As part of this work, do you drive a car, truck or three-wheeler?23486391Yes2NoSysmissRepair electronic equipment?Repair electronic equipment?Repair electronic equipment?Repair electronic equipment?Repair electronic equipment?Module 5: Employment, Part B: Skills at Work
8) As part of this work, do you (did you) repair/maintain electronic equipment? (cell phones, computers, printers, other electronic equipment...)23486391Yes2NoSysmissOperate or work with heavy machines?Operate or work with heavy machines?Operate or work with heavy machines?Operate or work with heavy machines?Operate or work with heavy machines?Module 5: Employment, Part B: Skills at Work
9) As part of this work, do you (did you) operate or work with any heavy machines or industrial equipment ? For example, machines/equipment in factories, construction sites, warehouses, repair shops or machine shops, industrial kitchens, some farming ( tractors, harvesters, milking machine).23486391Yes2NoSysmissTasks that involve 30 or more minutes of thinking?Tasks that involve 30 or more minutes of thinking?Tasks that involve 30 or more minutes of thinking?Tasks that involve 30 or more minutes of thinking?Tasks that involve 30 or more minutes of thinking?Module 5: Employment, Part B: Skills at Work
10) Some tasks are pretty easy and can be done right away or after getting a little help from others. Other tasks require more thinking to figure out how they should be done. As part of this work as [OCCUPATION], how often do you have to undertake tasks that require at least 30 minutes of thinking (examples: mechanic figuring out a car problem, budgeting for a business, teacher making a lesson plan, restaurant owner creating a new menu/dish for restaurant, dress maker designing a new dress)23486391Never2Less than once a month3Less than once a week but at least once a month4At least once a week but not everyday5EverydaySysmissLanguage(s) regularly spoke for this work - 1Language(s) regularly spoke for this work - 1Language(s) regularly spoke for this work - 1Language(s) regularly spoke for this work - 1Language(s) regularly spoke for this work - 1Module 5: Employment, Part B: Skills at Work
11) What language(s) do you regularly speak for this work? INDICATE the MAIN LANGUAGE SPOKEN AND UP TO TWO OTHERS IF APPLICABLE
Language(1)23446431English2French3Akan4Ga-Dangme5Ewe6Guan7Mole-Dagbani8Grussi9Mande10Gurma11Other Ghanaian19OtherSysmissLanguage(s) regularly spoke for this work - 2Language(s) regularly spoke for this work - 2Language(s) regularly spoke for this work - 2Language(s) regularly spoke for this work - 2Language(s) regularly spoke for this work - 2Module 5: Employment, Part B: Skills at Work
11) What language(s) do you regularly speak for this work? INDICATE the MAIN LANGUAGE SPOKEN AND UP TO TWO OTHERS IF APPLICABLE
Language(2)118018071English2French3Akan4Ga-Dangme5Ewe6Guan7Mole-Dagbani8Grussi9Mande10Gurma11Other Ghanaian19OtherSysmissLanguage(s) regularly spoke for this work - 3Language(s) regularly spoke for this work - 3Language(s) regularly spoke for this work - 3Language(s) regularly spoke for this work - 3Language(s) regularly spoke for this work - 3Module 5: Employment, Part B: Skills at Work
11) What language(s) do you regularly speak for this work? INDICATE the MAIN LANGUAGE SPOKEN AND UP TO TWO OTHERS IF APPLICABLE
Language(3)26227251English2French3Akan4Ga-Dangme5Ewe6Guan7Mole-Dagbani8Grussi9Mande10Gurma11Other Ghanaian19OtherSysmiss11.o Other language specified11.o Other language specified11.o Other language specified11.o Other language specified11.o Other language specifiedModule 5: Employment, Part B: Skills at Work
11) What language(s) do you regularly speak for this work? INDICATE the MAIN LANGUAGE SPOKEN AND UP TO TWO OTHERS IF APPLICABLE
Otehr(specify)94ARABICBROKEN ENGLISHCHORKOSIFULANIHAUSAKOTOKOLIKUSASIMake formal presentations?Make formal presentations?Make formal presentations?Make formal presentations?Make formal presentations?Module 5: Employment, Part B: Skills at Work
12) As part of this work, do you (did you) have to make formal presentations to clients or colleagues to provide information or persuade them of your point of view?23486391Yes2NoSysmissDirect and check the work of other workersDirect and check the work of other workersDirect and check the work of other workersDirect and check the work of other workersDirect and check the work of other workersModule 5: Employment, Part B: Skills at Work
13) As a normal part of this work do you direct and check the work of other workers (supervise)?23486391Yes2NoSysmissFreedom to decide in which way you workFreedom to decide in which way you workFreedom to decide in which way you workFreedom to decide in which way you workFreedom to decide in which way you workModule 5: Employment, Part B: Skills at Work
14) Still thinking of your work as [OCCUPATION ] how much freedom do you (did you) have to decide how to do your work in your own way, rather than following a fixed procedure or a supervisor's instructions? Use any number from 1 to 10 where 1 is no freedom and 10 is complete freedom.SHOW CARD #4234863912345678910SysmissDid you regularly use phone?Did you regularly use phone?Did you regularly use phone?Did you regularly use phone?Did you regularly use phone?Module 5: Employment, Part B: Skills at Work
15) As part of this work do you (did you) regularly use....
- A telephone, mobile phone, pager or other communication device?23486391Yes2NoSysmissHow often the work had repetitive tasks?How often the work had repetitive tasks?How often the work had repetitive tasks?How often the work had repetitive tasks?How often the work had repetitive tasks?Module 5: Employment, Part B: Skills at Work
16) How often does (did) this work involve carrying out short, repetitive tasks?23486391Almost all the time2More than half the time3Less than half the time4Almost neverSysmissHow often does (did) this work involve learning new things?How often does (did) this work involve learning new things?How often does (did) this work involve learning new things?How often does (did) this work involve learning new things?How often does (did) this work involve learning new things?Module 5: Employment, Part B: Skills at Work
17) How often does (did) this work involve learning new things?2348639-9Don't know1Everyday2At least once a week3At least once a month4At least every 2-3 months5Rarely or neverSysmissDo you use a computer at work??Do you use a computer at work??Do you use a computer at work??Do you use a computer at work??Do you use a computer at work??Module 5: Employment, Part B: Skills at Work
18) As a part of your work do you (did you) use a computer?If "NO", GOTO Q2323486391Yes2NoSysmissHow often do you use computer at work?How often do you use computer at work?How often do you use computer at work?How often do you use computer at work?How often do you use computer at work?Module 5: Employment, Part B: Skills at Work
19) How often do you (did you) use a computer at work?26327241Everyday2Three times or more per week3Less than three times per week4Almost neverSysmissDid your job require to use email?Did your job require to use email?Did your job require to use email?Did your job require to use email?Did your job require to use email?Module 5: Employment, Part B: Skills at Work
20) Does (did) your work as [OCCUPATION ] require the use of the following?
- E-mail26327241Yes2NoSysmissDid your job require to search info on the internet?Did your job require to search info on the internet?Did your job require to search info on the internet?Did your job require to search info on the internet?Did your job require to search info on the internet?Module 5: Employment, Part B: Skills at Work
20) Does (did) your work as [OCCUPATION ] require the use of the following?
- Searching for information on the internet26327241Yes2NoSysmissDid your job require data entry?Did your job require data entry?Did your job require data entry?Did your job require data entry?Did your job require data entry?Module 5: Employment, Part B: Skills at Work
20) Does (did) your work as [OCCUPATION ] require the use of the following?
- Data entry26327241Yes2NoSysmissDid your job require word processing?Did your job require word processing?Did your job require word processing?Did your job require word processing?Did your job require word processing?Module 5: Employment, Part B: Skills at Work
20) Does (did) your work as [OCCUPATION ] require the use of the following?
- Word processing (such as WORD)26327241Yes2NoSysmissDid your job require the use of spreadsheets?Did your job require the use of spreadsheets?Did your job require the use of spreadsheets?Did your job require the use of spreadsheets?Did your job require the use of spreadsheets?Module 5: Employment, Part B: Skills at Work
20) Does (did) your work as [OCCUPATION ] require the use of the following?
- Spreadsheets (such as EXCEL)26327241Yes2NoSysmissDid your job require the use of databases?Did your job require the use of databases?Did your job require the use of databases?Did your job require the use of databases?Did your job require the use of databases?Module 5: Employment, Part B: Skills at Work
20) Does (did) your work as [OCCUPATION ] require the use of the following?
- Databases (such as ACCESS)26327241Yes2NoSysmissDoes your work need software packs, design of websites or programming?Does your work need software packs, design of websites or programming?Does your work need software packs, design of websites or programming?Does your work need software packs, design of websites or programming?Does your work need software packs, design of websites or programming?Module 5: Employment, Part B: Skills at Work
21) Does (did) your work as [OCCUPATION ] require the use of other software packages, OR designing websites, OR doing programming or managing networks?If "NO", GOTO Q2326327241Yes2NoSysmissDoes your work require the use of macros and complex equations?Does your work require the use of macros and complex equations?Does your work require the use of macros and complex equations?Does your work require the use of macros and complex equations?Does your work require the use of macros and complex equations?Module 5: Employment, Part B: Skills at Work
22) Does (did ) your work as [OCCUPATION] require the use of? Advanced functions in spreadsheets such as macros and complex equations8729001Yes2NoSysmissDoes your work require the use of accounting or financial software?Does your work require the use of accounting or financial software?Does your work require the use of accounting or financial software?Does your work require the use of accounting or financial software?Does your work require the use of accounting or financial software?Module 5: Employment, Part B: Skills at Work
22) Does (did ) your work as [OCCUPATION] require the use of? Book-keeping, accounting or financial software8729001Yes2NoSysmissDoes your work require the use of presentation or graphics software?Does your work require the use of presentation or graphics software?Does your work require the use of presentation or graphics software?Does your work require the use of presentation or graphics software?Does your work require the use of presentation or graphics software?Does (did ) your work as [OCCUPATION] require the use of? Presentation, graphics software (such as POWERPOINT)8729001Yes2NoSysmissDoes your work require the use of designing websites?Does your work require the use of designing websites?Does your work require the use of designing websites?Does your work require the use of designing websites?Does your work require the use of designing websites?Module 5: Employment, Part B: Skills at Work
22) Does (did ) your work as [OCCUPATION] require the use of? Designing websites8729001Yes2NoSysmissDoes your work require the use of CAD software?Does your work require the use of CAD software?Does your work require the use of CAD software?Does your work require the use of CAD software?Does your work require the use of CAD software?Module 5: Employment, Part B: Skills at Work
22) Does (did ) your work as [OCCUPATION] require the use of? Cad software (computer aided design)8729001Yes2NoSysmissDoes your work require the use of Statistical or other type of analysis?Does your work require the use of Statistical or other type of analysis?Does your work require the use of Statistical or other type of analysis?Does your work require the use of Statistical or other type of analysis?Does your work require the use of Statistical or other type of analysis?Module 5: Employment, Part B: Skills at Work
22) Does (did ) your work as [OCCUPATION] require the use of? Statistical analysis or other analysis8729001Yes2NoSysmissDoes your work require the use of software programming?Does your work require the use of software programming?Does your work require the use of software programming?Does your work require the use of software programming?Does your work require the use of software programming?Module 5: Employment, Part B: Skills at Work
22) Does (did ) your work as [OCCUPATION] require the use of? Software programming8729001Yes2NoSysmissDoes your work require the use of managing computer networks?Does your work require the use of managing computer networks?Does your work require the use of managing computer networks?Does your work require the use of managing computer networks?Does your work require the use of managing computer networks?Module 5: Employment, Part B: Skills at Work
22) Does (did ) your work as [OCCUPATION] require the use of? Managing computer networks8729001Yes2NoSysmissDoes your work require the use of (other)?Does your work require the use of (other)?Does your work require the use of (other)?Does your work require the use of (other)?Does your work require the use of (other)?Module 5: Employment, Part B: Skills at Work
22) Does (did ) your work as [OCCUPATION] require the use of? Other8729001Yes2NoSysmissDoes your work require the use of (other)?-specifyDoes your work require the use of (other)?-specifyDoes your work require the use of (other)?-specifyDoes your work require the use of (other)?-specifyDoes your work require the use of (other)?-specifyModule 5: Employment, Part B: Skills at Work
22) Does (did ) your work as [OCCUPATION] require the use of? Other specify5AGILITY SOFTUAREMICROSOFT PROJECTSORACLE EXCELLSOUND SOFTWARE EG. SINGLESVISUAL DJ PROGRAMMEHow useful were your studies for this work?How useful were your studies for this work?How useful were your studies for this work?How useful were your studies for this work?How useful were your studies for this work?The next questions are about education, work experience and training. Please continue to think only about [OCCUPATION ]Module 5: Employment, Part B: Skills at Work
23) How useful were your studies during your formal education for this work?23486391Not useful at all2Somewhat useful3Moderately useful4Very useful5Respondent had no formal schoolingSysmissThe minimum level you think is required to do this jobThe minimum level you think is required to do this jobThe minimum level you think is required to do this jobThe minimum level you think is required to do this jobThe minimum level you think is required to do this job23486391No formal education or below completed primary2Completed primary education3Completed middle school/MSLC4O Levels5A level6JSS/JHS7SSS / SHS8Secondary (post basic): Technical / vocational / agricultural9Teacher training (Cert A)10Teacher training (Diploma)11Polytechnic programme12Other professional, tertiary (nursing, etc)13University first degree (bachelor)14University second degree (masters)15PHD programme99Don't knowSysmissYears of work experience to carry this work with q22Years of work experience to carry this work with q22Years of work experience to carry this work with q22Years of work experience to carry this work with q22Years of work experience to carry this work with q22Module 5: Employment, Part B: Skills at Work
25) How many years of work experience in other related work do you think would be required before someone with [FILL Q22] would be able to carry out this work?2348639-91None2Less than 1 year31-2 years43-5 years56-10 years6More than 10 yearsSysmissTime to learn to do this work with q22 and q23Time to learn to do this work with q22 and q23Time to learn to do this work with q22 and q23Time to learn to do this work with q22 and q23Time to learn to do this work with q22 and q23Module 5: Employment, Part B: Skills at Work
26) About how long would it take someone to learn to do this work well if they had [FILL Q24/"NECESSARY EDUCATION"] education and [FILL Q25/"NECESSARY EXPERIENCE"] years of related work experience?23486391Less than one week2One week to one month3Between one and six months47-12 months5More than a year6More than 10 years9Don't knowSysmissOn a normal day you use communication devices?On a normal day you use communication devices?On a normal day you use communication devices?On a normal day you use communication devices?On a normal day you use communication devices?Module 5: Employment, Part B: Skills at Work
27) On a normal day in your life, [outside of work as (OCCUPATION)] do you use a telephone, mobile phone, pager, or other communication device?INTERVIEWER: IF THE RESPONDENT REPORTED WORK IN QUESTION 1 OF THIS MODULE, SAY 'THINK OF ALL ACTIVITES OUTSIDE THIS WORK', AND READ THE PART IN SQUARE BRACKETS IN THE QUESTIONS BELOW. IF THEY DID NOT REPORT WORK IN QUESTION 1, DO NOT READ THE PART IN THE SQUARE BRACKETS.2976111Yes2NoSysmissDo you drive a car or other vehicle?Do you drive a car or other vehicle?Do you drive a car or other vehicle?Do you drive a car or other vehicle?Do you drive a car or other vehicle?Module 5: Employment, Part B: Skills at Work
28) In your life [outside of work as (OCCUPATION)], do you regularly drive a car, truck, or three wheeler?If "YES", GOTO Q302976111Yes2NoSysmissDo you know how to drive a car or other vehicle?Do you know how to drive a car or other vehicle?Do you know how to drive a car or other vehicle?Do you know how to drive a car or other vehicle?Do you know how to drive a car or other vehicle?Module 5: Employment, Part B: Skills at Work
29) Do you know how to drive a car, truck or three-wheeler?27162711Yes2NoSysmissHave you used a computer in the past 3 months?Have you used a computer in the past 3 months?Have you used a computer in the past 3 months?Have you used a computer in the past 3 months?Have you used a computer in the past 3 months?Module 5: Employment, Part B: Skills at Work
30) As a part of your life [outside of work as (OCCUPATION)] have you used a computer in the past 3 months?If "NO", GOTO Q322976111Yes2NoSysmissHow often have you used a computer outside or work?How often have you used a computer outside or work?How often have you used a computer outside or work?How often have you used a computer outside or work?How often have you used a computer outside or work?Module 5: Employment, Part B: Skills at Work
31) Thinking of the last three months, how often have you used a computer [outside of work as (OCCUPATION)]?77722101Everyday2Three times or more per week3Less than three times a week4Rarely or almost neverSysmissHas a lack of computer skills kept you from getting a job?Has a lack of computer skills kept you from getting a job?Has a lack of computer skills kept you from getting a job?Has a lack of computer skills kept you from getting a job?Has a lack of computer skills kept you from getting a job?Module 5: Employment, Part B: Skills at Work
32) Has a lack of computer skills ever kept you from getting a job, a promotion, or a pay raise, or from advancing your own business/ own account activity?297611-9Don't know1Yes2NoSysmissWhen looking for job, find out about job vacanciesWhen looking for job, find out about job vacanciesWhen looking for job, find out about job vacanciesWhen looking for job, find out about job vacanciesWhen looking for job, find out about job vacanciesModule 5: Employment, Part B: Skills at Work
33) If you were in the position that you were looking for work, do you think you have.... the means to find out about job vacancies (access to newspapers, internet, etc)?2975121Yes2NoSysmissWhen looking for job, ability to prepare your resumeWhen looking for job, ability to prepare your resumeWhen looking for job, ability to prepare your resumeWhen looking for job, ability to prepare your resumeWhen looking for job, ability to prepare your resumeModule 5: Employment, Part B: Skills at Work
33) If you were in the position that you were looking for work, do you think you have....ability to prepare your resume?2975121Yes2NoSysmissWhen looking for job, fill out job applicationsWhen looking for job, fill out job applicationsWhen looking for job, fill out job applicationsWhen looking for job, fill out job applicationsWhen looking for job, fill out job applicationsModule 5: Employment, Part B: Skills at Work
33) If you were in the position that you were looking for work, do you think you have....ability to fill out job applications?2975121Yes2NoSysmissWhen looking for job, have good referencesWhen looking for job, have good referencesWhen looking for job, have good referencesWhen looking for job, have good referencesWhen looking for job, have good referencesModule 5: Employment, Part B: Skills at Work
33) If you were in the position that you were looking for work, do you think you have....good references?2975121Yes2NoSysmissWhen looking for job,ability to perform well on interviewWhen looking for job,ability to perform well on interviewWhen looking for job,ability to perform well on interviewWhen looking for job,ability to perform well on interviewWhen looking for job,ability to perform well on interviewModule 5: Employment, Part B: Skills at Work
33) If you were in the position that you were looking for work, do you think you have....ability to perform adequately in an interview?2975121Yes2NoSysmissWhen looking for job, adequate education and calificationsWhen looking for job, adequate education and calificationsWhen looking for job, adequate education and calificationsWhen looking for job, adequate education and calificationsWhen looking for job, adequate education and calificationsModule 5: Employment, Part B: Skills at Work
33) If you were in the position that you were looking for work, do you think you have....adequate education and qualifications?2975121Yes2NoSysmissWhen looking for job, the necessary work experienceWhen looking for job, the necessary work experienceWhen looking for job, the necessary work experienceWhen looking for job, the necessary work experienceWhen looking for job, the necessary work experienceModule 5: Employment, Part B: Skills at Work
33) If you were in the position that you were looking for work, do you think you have....the necessary work experience?2975121Yes2NoSysmissWhen looking for job, a way to certify your education or qualificationsWhen looking for job, a way to certify your education or qualificationsWhen looking for job, a way to certify your education or qualificationsWhen looking for job, a way to certify your education or qualificationsWhen looking for job, a way to certify your education or qualificationsModule 5: Employment, Part B: Skills at Work
33) If you were in the position that you were looking for work, do you think you have....a way to certify or demonstrate your education or qualifications?2975121Yes2NoSysmissWhen looking for job,the means to start your businessWhen looking for job,the means to start your businessWhen looking for job,the means to start your businessWhen looking for job,the means to start your businessWhen looking for job,the means to start your businessModule 5: Employment, Part B: Skills at Work
33) If you were in the position that you were looking for work, do you think you have....the means to start your own business?2975121Yes2NoSysmissWhen looking for job, otherWhen looking for job, otherWhen looking for job, otherWhen looking for job, otherWhen looking for job, otherModule 5: Employment, Part B: Skills at Work
33) If you were in the position that you were looking for work, do you think you have....other?2975121Yes2NoSysmissOther, specifyOther, specifyOther, specifyOther, specifyOther, specifyModule 5: Employment, Part B: Skills at Work
33) If you were in the position that you were looking for work, do you think you have....other specify?68SOCIAL/POLITCAL NETWORKApplied for a job in the past 5 yearsApplied for a job in the past 5 yearsApplied for a job in the past 5 yearsApplied for a job in the past 5 yearsApplied for a job in the past 5 yearsModule 5: Employment, Part B: Skills at Work
34) Have you applied for a job in the past 5 years?If "NO", GOTO Module 62975121Yes2NoSysmissWhen applying for job, employer asked to certify education or experienceWhen applying for job, employer asked to certify education or experienceWhen applying for job, employer asked to certify education or experienceWhen applying for job, employer asked to certify education or experienceWhen applying for job, employer asked to certify education or experienceModule 5: Employment, Part B: Skills at Work
35) When applying for a job, has any employer ever asked you to certify/prove, or demonstrate your education qualifications, or work experience?If "NO/ NO RESPONSE FROM EMPLOYER", GOTO Module 658823991Yes2NoSysmissProof of degree from educational institute.Proof of degree from educational institute.Proof of degree from educational institute.Proof of degree from educational institute.Proof of degree from educational institute.Module 5: Employment, Part B: Skills at Work
36) How did they ask you to demonstrate/prove it? IF MORE THAN ONE JOB APPLICATION, REFER TO THE MOST RECENT
- Asked for proof of official degree from educational institute31726701Yes2NoSysmissProof of certificate of studies from training instituteProof of certificate of studies from training instituteProof of certificate of studies from training instituteProof of certificate of studies from training instituteProof of certificate of studies from training instituteModule 5: Employment, Part B: Skills at Work
36) How did they ask you to demonstrate/prove it? IF MORE THAN ONE JOB APPLICATION, REFER TO THE MOST RECENT
- Asked for proof of certificate of studies from training institute31726701Yes2NoSysmissPersonal references or references from previous workPersonal references or references from previous workPersonal references or references from previous workPersonal references or references from previous workPersonal references or references from previous workModule 5: Employment, Part B: Skills at Work
36) How did they ask you to demonstrate/prove it? IF MORE THAN ONE JOB APPLICATION, REFER TO THE MOST RECENT
- Asked for personal references or references from previous work31726701Yes2NoSysmissGave you a test or examGave you a test or examGave you a test or examGave you a test or examGave you a test or examModule 5: Employment, Part B: Skills at Work
36) How did they ask you to demonstrate/prove it? IF MORE THAN ONE JOB APPLICATION, REFER TO THE MOST RECENT
- Gave you a test/ exam31726701Yes2NoSysmissother (specify)other (specify)other (specify)other (specify)other (specify)Module 5: Employment, Part B: Skills at Work
36) How did they ask you to demonstrate/prove it? IF MORE THAN ONE JOB APPLICATION, REFER TO THE MOST RECENT
- Other31726701Yes2NoSysmissOther specificationOther specificationOther specificationOther specificationOther specificationModule 5: Employment, Part B: Skills at Work
36) How did they ask you to demonstrate/prove it? IF MORE THAN ONE JOB APPLICATION, REFER TO THE MOST RECENT
- Other (specify)53ASK TO COOKASKED FOR PROF OF CERTIFICATE FROM SENIOR HIGH SCHASKED TO DO A COMPUTER PROGRAMMINGCAME ALONG WITH CERTIFICATEDEMONSTRATEDID NOT SHOW UPDRIVING TESTFITNESS TESTFITTENESS TESTGAVE ME A MATERIAL TO SEWI WAS ASKED TO GO AND COME SEVERAL TIMES, SO STOPPINTERVIEWINTERVIEW, RESUMEINTERVIEWSMEDICAL TESTNOT SHOWS UPPANEL INTERVIEWPRACTICAL DEMONSTRATIONPROOF OF DRIVING LINSENCETEACHING PRACTICEWILL HEAR FROM THEM AFTER INTERVIEWThe next section is going to be asked in English, are you able to answer questioThe next section is going to be asked in English, are you able to answer questioThe next section is going to be asked in English, are you able to answer questioThe next section is going to be asked in English, are you able to answer questioThe next section is going to be asked in English, are you able to answer questio2975121Yes2NoSysmissAre you talkative?Are you talkative?Are you talkative?Are you talkative?Are you talkative?Module 6: Personality, Behavior and Preferences, Part A: Personality and Behavior
1-1) How do you see yourself?
- Are you talkative?INTERVIEWER: SHOW CARD #5 . MAKE SURE THAT RESPONDENT UNDERSTANDS THE MEANING OF THE SCALE IN SHOW CARD #5.
READ DESCRIPTION TO RESPONDENT. HAVE RESPONDENT POINT TO THEIR ANSWER ON CARD #5. CIRCLE THE INDICATED RESPONSE IN CELLS BELOW.
IF THE RESPONDENT DOES NOT ANSWER A QUESTION, LEAVE IT UNTIL THE END AND THEN COME BACK AND TRY AGAIN. IF FINALLY THE QUESTION IS NOT ANSWERED, MARK A LINE ACROSS ALL 4 ANSWER BLOCKS ON THAT LINE.
IF RESPONDENT ASKS FOR EXPLANATION OR EXAMPLES, SAY "I'm not supposed to try to explain these statements. Just think what the statement means to you."190710801Almost never2Some of the time3Most of the time4Almost alwaysSysmissWhen doing a task, are you very careful?When doing a task, are you very careful?When doing a task, are you very careful?When doing a task, are you very careful?When doing a task, are you very careful?Module 6: Personality, Behavior and Preferences, Part A: Personality and Behavior
1-2) How do you see yourself?
- When doing a task, are you very careful?INTERVIEWER: SHOW CARD #5 . MAKE SURE THAT RESPONDENT UNDERSTANDS THE MEANING OF THE SCALE IN SHOW CARD #5.
READ DESCRIPTION TO RESPONDENT. HAVE RESPONDENT POINT TO THEIR ANSWER ON CARD #5. CIRCLE THE INDICATED RESPONSE IN CELLS BELOW.
IF THE RESPONDENT DOES NOT ANSWER A QUESTION, LEAVE IT UNTIL THE END AND THEN COME BACK AND TRY AGAIN. IF FINALLY THE QUESTION IS NOT ANSWERED, MARK A LINE ACROSS ALL 4 ANSWER BLOCKS ON THAT LINE.
IF RESPONDENT ASKS FOR EXPLANATION OR EXAMPLES, SAY "I'm not supposed to try to explain these statements. Just think what the statement means to you."183911481Almost never2Some of the time3Most of the time4Almost alwaysSysmissDo you come up with ideas other people haven't thought of before?Do you come up with ideas other people haven't thought of before?Do you come up with ideas other people haven't thought of before?Do you come up with ideas other people haven't thought of before?Do you come up with ideas other people haven't thought of before?Module 6: Personality, Behavior and Preferences, Part A: Personality and Behavior
1-3) How do you see yourself?
- Do you come up with ideas other people haven't thought of before?INTERVIEWER: SHOW CARD #5 . MAKE SURE THAT RESPONDENT UNDERSTANDS THE MEANING OF THE SCALE IN SHOW CARD #5.
READ DESCRIPTION TO RESPONDENT. HAVE RESPONDENT POINT TO THEIR ANSWER ON CARD #5. CIRCLE THE INDICATED RESPONSE IN CELLS BELOW.
IF THE RESPONDENT DOES NOT ANSWER A QUESTION, LEAVE IT UNTIL THE END AND THEN COME BACK AND TRY AGAIN. IF FINALLY THE QUESTION IS NOT ANSWERED, MARK A LINE ACROSS ALL 4 ANSWER BLOCKS ON THAT LINE.
IF RESPONDENT ASKS FOR EXPLANATION OR EXAMPLES, SAY "I'm not supposed to try to explain these statements. Just think what the statement means to you."185111361Almost never2Some of the time3Most of the time4Almost alwaysSysmissDo you like to keep your opinions to yourself?Do you like to keep your opinions to yourself?Do you like to keep your opinions to yourself?Do you like to keep your opinions to yourself?Do you like to keep your opinions to yourself?Module 6: Personality, Behavior and Preferences, Part A: Personality and Behavior
1-4) How do you see yourself?
- Do you like to keep your opinions to yourself? Do you prefer to keep quiet when you have a opinion?INTERVIEWER: SHOW CARD #5 . MAKE SURE THAT RESPONDENT UNDERSTANDS THE MEANING OF THE SCALE IN SHOW CARD #5.
READ DESCRIPTION TO RESPONDENT. HAVE RESPONDENT POINT TO THEIR ANSWER ON CARD #5. CIRCLE THE INDICATED RESPONSE IN CELLS BELOW.
IF THE RESPONDENT DOES NOT ANSWER A QUESTION, LEAVE IT UNTIL THE END AND THEN COME BACK AND TRY AGAIN. IF FINALLY THE QUESTION IS NOT ANSWERED, MARK A LINE ACROSS ALL 4 ANSWER BLOCKS ON THAT LINE.
IF RESPONDENT ASKS FOR EXPLANATION OR EXAMPLES, SAY "I'm not supposed to try to explain these statements. Just think what the statement means to you."185211351Almost never2Some of the time3Most of the time4Almost alwaysSysmissAre you relaxed during stressful situations?Are you relaxed during stressful situations?Are you relaxed during stressful situations?Are you relaxed during stressful situations?Are you relaxed during stressful situations?Module 6: Personality, Behavior and Preferences, Part A: Personality and Behavior
1-5) How do you see yourself?
- Are you relaxed during stressful situations?INTERVIEWER: SHOW CARD #5 . MAKE SURE THAT RESPONDENT UNDERSTANDS THE MEANING OF THE SCALE IN SHOW CARD #5.
READ DESCRIPTION TO RESPONDENT. HAVE RESPONDENT POINT TO THEIR ANSWER ON CARD #5. CIRCLE THE INDICATED RESPONSE IN CELLS BELOW.
IF THE RESPONDENT DOES NOT ANSWER A QUESTION, LEAVE IT UNTIL THE END AND THEN COME BACK AND TRY AGAIN. IF FINALLY THE QUESTION IS NOT ANSWERED, MARK A LINE ACROSS ALL 4 ANSWER BLOCKS ON THAT LINE.
IF RESPONDENT ASKS FOR EXPLANATION OR EXAMPLES, SAY "I'm not supposed to try to explain these statements. Just think what the statement means to you."181311741Almost never2Some of the time3Most of the time4Almost alwaysSysmissDo you finish whatever you begin?Do you finish whatever you begin?Do you finish whatever you begin?Do you finish whatever you begin?Do you finish whatever you begin?Module 6: Personality, Behavior and Preferences, Part A: Personality and Behavior
1-6) How do you see yourself?
- Do you finish whatever you begin?INTERVIEWER: SHOW CARD #5 . MAKE SURE THAT RESPONDENT UNDERSTANDS THE MEANING OF THE SCALE IN SHOW CARD #5.
READ DESCRIPTION TO RESPONDENT. HAVE RESPONDENT POINT TO THEIR ANSWER ON CARD #5. CIRCLE THE INDICATED RESPONSE IN CELLS BELOW.
IF THE RESPONDENT DOES NOT ANSWER A QUESTION, LEAVE IT UNTIL THE END AND THEN COME BACK AND TRY AGAIN. IF FINALLY THE QUESTION IS NOT ANSWERED, MARK A LINE ACROSS ALL 4 ANSWER BLOCKS ON THAT LINE.
IF RESPONDENT ASKS FOR EXPLANATION OR EXAMPLES, SAY "I'm not supposed to try to explain these statements. Just think what the statement means to you."188011071Almost never2Some of the time3Most of the time4Almost alwaysSysmissDo people take advantage of you?Do people take advantage of you?Do people take advantage of you?Do people take advantage of you?Do people take advantage of you?Module 6: Personality, Behavior and Preferences, Part A: Personality and Behavior
1-7) How do you see yourself?
- Do people take advantage of you?INTERVIEWER: SHOW CARD #5 . MAKE SURE THAT RESPONDENT UNDERSTANDS THE MEANING OF THE SCALE IN SHOW CARD #5.
READ DESCRIPTION TO RESPONDENT. HAVE RESPONDENT POINT TO THEIR ANSWER ON CARD #5. CIRCLE THE INDICATED RESPONSE IN CELLS BELOW.
IF THE RESPONDENT DOES NOT ANSWER A QUESTION, LEAVE IT UNTIL THE END AND THEN COME BACK AND TRY AGAIN. IF FINALLY THE QUESTION IS NOT ANSWERED, MARK A LINE ACROSS ALL 4 ANSWER BLOCKS ON THAT LINE.
IF RESPONDENT ASKS FOR EXPLANATION OR EXAMPLES, SAY "I'm not supposed to try to explain these statements. Just think what the statement means to you."185811291Almost never2Some of the time3Most of the time4Almost alwaysSysmissDo you work very hard? for example, do you keep working when others stop to takeDo you work very hard? for example, do you keep working when others stop to takeDo you work very hard? for example, do you keep working when others stop to takeDo you work very hard? for example, do you keep working when others stop to takeDo you work very hard? for example, do you keep working when others stop to takeModule 6: Personality, Behavior and Preferences, Part A: Personality and Behavior
1-8) How do you see yourself?
- Do you work very hard? For example, do you keep working when others stop to take a break?INTERVIEWER: SHOW CARD #5 . MAKE SURE THAT RESPONDENT UNDERSTANDS THE MEANING OF THE SCALE IN SHOW CARD #5.
READ DESCRIPTION TO RESPONDENT. HAVE RESPONDENT POINT TO THEIR ANSWER ON CARD #5. CIRCLE THE INDICATED RESPONSE IN CELLS BELOW.
IF THE RESPONDENT DOES NOT ANSWER A QUESTION, LEAVE IT UNTIL THE END AND THEN COME BACK AND TRY AGAIN. IF FINALLY THE QUESTION IS NOT ANSWERED, MARK A LINE ACROSS ALL 4 ANSWER BLOCKS ON THAT LINE.
IF RESPONDENT ASKS FOR EXPLANATION OR EXAMPLES, SAY "I'm not supposed to try to explain these statements. Just think what the statement means to you."189410931Almost never2Some of the time3Most of the time4Almost alwaysSysmissDo you forgive other people easily?Do you forgive other people easily?Do you forgive other people easily?Do you forgive other people easily?Do you forgive other people easily?Module 6: Personality, Behavior and Preferences, Part A: Personality and Behavior
1-9) How do you see yourself?
- Do you forgive other people easily?INTERVIEWER: SHOW CARD #5 . MAKE SURE THAT RESPONDENT UNDERSTANDS THE MEANING OF THE SCALE IN SHOW CARD #5.
READ DESCRIPTION TO RESPONDENT. HAVE RESPONDENT POINT TO THEIR ANSWER ON CARD #5. CIRCLE THE INDICATED RESPONSE IN CELLS BELOW.
IF THE RESPONDENT DOES NOT ANSWER A QUESTION, LEAVE IT UNTIL THE END AND THEN COME BACK AND TRY AGAIN. IF FINALLY THE QUESTION IS NOT ANSWERED, MARK A LINE ACROSS ALL 4 ANSWER BLOCKS ON THAT LINE.
IF RESPONDENT ASKS FOR EXPLANATION OR EXAMPLES, SAY "I'm not supposed to try to explain these statements. Just think what the statement means to you."189410931Almost never2Some of the time3Most of the time4Almost alwaysSysmissDo you tend to worry?Do you tend to worry?Do you tend to worry?Do you tend to worry?Do you tend to worry?Module 6: Personality, Behavior and Preferences, Part A: Personality and Behavior
1-10) How do you see yourself?
- Do you tend to worry?INTERVIEWER: SHOW CARD #5 . MAKE SURE THAT RESPONDENT UNDERSTANDS THE MEANING OF THE SCALE IN SHOW CARD #5.
READ DESCRIPTION TO RESPONDENT. HAVE RESPONDENT POINT TO THEIR ANSWER ON CARD #5. CIRCLE THE INDICATED RESPONSE IN CELLS BELOW.
IF THE RESPONDENT DOES NOT ANSWER A QUESTION, LEAVE IT UNTIL THE END AND THEN COME BACK AND TRY AGAIN. IF FINALLY THE QUESTION IS NOT ANSWERED, MARK A LINE ACROSS ALL 4 ANSWER BLOCKS ON THAT LINE.
IF RESPONDENT ASKS FOR EXPLANATION OR EXAMPLES, SAY "I'm not supposed to try to explain these statements. Just think what the statement means to you."187411131Almost never2Some of the time3Most of the time4Almost alwaysSysmissAre you very interested in learning new things?Are you very interested in learning new things?Are you very interested in learning new things?Are you very interested in learning new things?Are you very interested in learning new things?Module 6: Personality, Behavior and Preferences, Part A: Personality and Behavior
1-11) How do you see yourself?
- Are you very interested in learning new things?INTERVIEWER: SHOW CARD #5 . MAKE SURE THAT RESPONDENT UNDERSTANDS THE MEANING OF THE SCALE IN SHOW CARD #5.
READ DESCRIPTION TO RESPONDENT. HAVE RESPONDENT POINT TO THEIR ANSWER ON CARD #5. CIRCLE THE INDICATED RESPONSE IN CELLS BELOW.
IF THE RESPONDENT DOES NOT ANSWER A QUESTION, LEAVE IT UNTIL THE END AND THEN COME BACK AND TRY AGAIN. IF FINALLY THE QUESTION IS NOT ANSWERED, MARK A LINE ACROSS ALL 4 ANSWER BLOCKS ON THAT LINE.
IF RESPONDENT ASKS FOR EXPLANATION OR EXAMPLES, SAY "I'm not supposed to try to explain these statements. Just think what the statement means to you."188910981Almost never2Some of the time3Most of the time4Almost alwaysSysmissDo you prefer relaxation more than hard work?Do you prefer relaxation more than hard work?Do you prefer relaxation more than hard work?Do you prefer relaxation more than hard work?Do you prefer relaxation more than hard work?Module 6: Personality, Behavior and Preferences, Part A: Personality and Behavior
1-12) How do you see yourself?
- Do you prefer relaxation more than hard work?INTERVIEWER: SHOW CARD #5 . MAKE SURE THAT RESPONDENT UNDERSTANDS THE MEANING OF THE SCALE IN SHOW CARD #5.
READ DESCRIPTION TO RESPONDENT. HAVE RESPONDENT POINT TO THEIR ANSWER ON CARD #5. CIRCLE THE INDICATED RESPONSE IN CELLS BELOW.
IF THE RESPONDENT DOES NOT ANSWER A QUESTION, LEAVE IT UNTIL THE END AND THEN COME BACK AND TRY AGAIN. IF FINALLY THE QUESTION IS NOT ANSWERED, MARK A LINE ACROSS ALL 4 ANSWER BLOCKS ON THAT LINE.
IF RESPONDENT ASKS FOR EXPLANATION OR EXAMPLES, SAY "I'm not supposed to try to explain these statements. Just think what the statement means to you."185811291Almost never2Some of the time3Most of the time4Almost alwaysSysmissDo you enjoy working on things that take a very long time?Do you enjoy working on things that take a very long time?Do you enjoy working on things that take a very long time?Do you enjoy working on things that take a very long time?Do you enjoy working on things that take a very long time?Module 6: Personality, Behavior and Preferences, Part A: Personality and Behavior
1-13) How do you see yourself?
- Do you enjoy working on things that take a very long time (at least several months) to complete?INTERVIEWER: SHOW CARD #5 . MAKE SURE THAT RESPONDENT UNDERSTANDS THE MEANING OF THE SCALE IN SHOW CARD #5.
READ DESCRIPTION TO RESPONDENT. HAVE RESPONDENT POINT TO THEIR ANSWER ON CARD #5. CIRCLE THE INDICATED RESPONSE IN CELLS BELOW.
IF THE RESPONDENT DOES NOT ANSWER A QUESTION, LEAVE IT UNTIL THE END AND THEN COME BACK AND TRY AGAIN. IF FINALLY THE QUESTION IS NOT ANSWERED, MARK A LINE ACROSS ALL 4 ANSWER BLOCKS ON THAT LINE.
IF RESPONDENT ASKS FOR EXPLANATION OR EXAMPLES, SAY "I'm not supposed to try to explain these statements. Just think what the statement means to you."185511321Almost never2Some of the time3Most of the time4Almost alwaysSysmissDo you enjoy beautiful things, like nature, art and music?Do you enjoy beautiful things, like nature, art and music?Do you enjoy beautiful things, like nature, art and music?Do you enjoy beautiful things, like nature, art and music?Do you enjoy beautiful things, like nature, art and music?Module 6: Personality, Behavior and Preferences, Part A: Personality and Behavior
1-14) How do you see yourself?
- Do you enjoy beautiful things, like nature, art and music?INTERVIEWER: SHOW CARD #5 . MAKE SURE THAT RESPONDENT UNDERSTANDS THE MEANING OF THE SCALE IN SHOW CARD #5.
READ DESCRIPTION TO RESPONDENT. HAVE RESPONDENT POINT TO THEIR ANSWER ON CARD #5. CIRCLE THE INDICATED RESPONSE IN CELLS BELOW.
IF THE RESPONDENT DOES NOT ANSWER A QUESTION, LEAVE IT UNTIL THE END AND THEN COME BACK AND TRY AGAIN. IF FINALLY THE QUESTION IS NOT ANSWERED, MARK A LINE ACROSS ALL 4 ANSWER BLOCKS ON THAT LINE.
IF RESPONDENT ASKS FOR EXPLANATION OR EXAMPLES, SAY "I'm not supposed to try to explain these statements. Just think what the statement means to you."189410931Almost never2Some of the time3Most of the time4Almost alwaysSysmissDo you think about how the things you do will affect you in the future?Do you think about how the things you do will affect you in the future?Do you think about how the things you do will affect you in the future?Do you think about how the things you do will affect you in the future?Do you think about how the things you do will affect you in the future?Module 6: Personality, Behavior and Preferences, Part A: Personality and Behavior
1-15) How do you see yourself?
- Do you think about how the things you do will affect you in the future?INTERVIEWER: SHOW CARD #5 . MAKE SURE THAT RESPONDENT UNDERSTANDS THE MEANING OF THE SCALE IN SHOW CARD #5.
READ DESCRIPTION TO RESPONDENT. HAVE RESPONDENT POINT TO THEIR ANSWER ON CARD #5. CIRCLE THE INDICATED RESPONSE IN CELLS BELOW.
IF THE RESPONDENT DOES NOT ANSWER A QUESTION, LEAVE IT UNTIL THE END AND THEN COME BACK AND TRY AGAIN. IF FINALLY THE QUESTION IS NOT ANSWERED, MARK A LINE ACROSS ALL 4 ANSWER BLOCKS ON THAT LINE.
IF RESPONDENT ASKS FOR EXPLANATION OR EXAMPLES, SAY "I'm not supposed to try to explain these statements. Just think what the statement means to you."187011171Almost never2Some of the time3Most of the time4Almost alwaysSysmissAre you very polite to other people?Are you very polite to other people?Are you very polite to other people?Are you very polite to other people?Are you very polite to other people?Module 6: Personality, Behavior and Preferences, Part A: Personality and Behavior
1-16) How do you see yourself?
- Are you very polite to other people?INTERVIEWER: SHOW CARD #5 . MAKE SURE THAT RESPONDENT UNDERSTANDS THE MEANING OF THE SCALE IN SHOW CARD #5.
READ DESCRIPTION TO RESPONDENT. HAVE RESPONDENT POINT TO THEIR ANSWER ON CARD #5. CIRCLE THE INDICATED RESPONSE IN CELLS BELOW.
IF THE RESPONDENT DOES NOT ANSWER A QUESTION, LEAVE IT UNTIL THE END AND THEN COME BACK AND TRY AGAIN. IF FINALLY THE QUESTION IS NOT ANSWERED, MARK A LINE ACROSS ALL 4 ANSWER BLOCKS ON THAT LINE.
IF RESPONDENT ASKS FOR EXPLANATION OR EXAMPLES, SAY "I'm not supposed to try to explain these statements. Just think what the statement means to you."183811491Almost never2Some of the time3Most of the time4Almost alwaysSysmissDo you work very well and quickly?Do you work very well and quickly?Do you work very well and quickly?Do you work very well and quickly?Do you work very well and quickly?Module 6: Personality, Behavior and Preferences, Part A: Personality and Behavior
1-17) How do you see yourself?
- Do you work very well and quickly?INTERVIEWER: SHOW CARD #5 . MAKE SURE THAT RESPONDENT UNDERSTANDS THE MEANING OF THE SCALE IN SHOW CARD #5.
READ DESCRIPTION TO RESPONDENT. HAVE RESPONDENT POINT TO THEIR ANSWER ON CARD #5. CIRCLE THE INDICATED RESPONSE IN CELLS BELOW.
IF THE RESPONDENT DOES NOT ANSWER A QUESTION, LEAVE IT UNTIL THE END AND THEN COME BACK AND TRY AGAIN. IF FINALLY THE QUESTION IS NOT ANSWERED, MARK A LINE ACROSS ALL 4 ANSWER BLOCKS ON THAT LINE.
IF RESPONDENT ASKS FOR EXPLANATION OR EXAMPLES, SAY "I'm not supposed to try to explain these statements. Just think what the statement means to you."188211051Almost never2Some of the time3Most of the time4Almost alwaysSysmissDo you get nervous easily?Do you get nervous easily?Do you get nervous easily?Do you get nervous easily?Do you get nervous easily?Module 6: Personality, Behavior and Preferences, Part A: Personality and Behavior
1-18) How do you see yourself?
- Do you get nervous easily?INTERVIEWER: SHOW CARD #5 . MAKE SURE THAT RESPONDENT UNDERSTANDS THE MEANING OF THE SCALE IN SHOW CARD #5.
READ DESCRIPTION TO RESPONDENT. HAVE RESPONDENT POINT TO THEIR ANSWER ON CARD #5. CIRCLE THE INDICATED RESPONSE IN CELLS BELOW.
IF THE RESPONDENT DOES NOT ANSWER A QUESTION, LEAVE IT UNTIL THE END AND THEN COME BACK AND TRY AGAIN. IF FINALLY THE QUESTION IS NOT ANSWERED, MARK A LINE ACROSS ALL 4 ANSWER BLOCKS ON THAT LINE.
IF RESPONDENT ASKS FOR EXPLANATION OR EXAMPLES, SAY "I'm not supposed to try to explain these statements. Just think what the statement means to you."171412731Almost never2Some of the time3Most of the time4Almost alwaysSysmissAre you generous to other people with your time or money?Are you generous to other people with your time or money?Are you generous to other people with your time or money?Are you generous to other people with your time or money?Are you generous to other people with your time or money?Module 6: Personality, Behavior and Preferences, Part A: Personality and Behavior
1-19) How do you see yourself?
- Are you generous to other people with your time or money?INTERVIEWER: SHOW CARD #5 . MAKE SURE THAT RESPONDENT UNDERSTANDS THE MEANING OF THE SCALE IN SHOW CARD #5.
READ DESCRIPTION TO RESPONDENT. HAVE RESPONDENT POINT TO THEIR ANSWER ON CARD #5. CIRCLE THE INDICATED RESPONSE IN CELLS BELOW.
IF THE RESPONDENT DOES NOT ANSWER A QUESTION, LEAVE IT UNTIL THE END AND THEN COME BACK AND TRY AGAIN. IF FINALLY THE QUESTION IS NOT ANSWERED, MARK A LINE ACROSS ALL 4 ANSWER BLOCKS ON THAT LINE.
IF RESPONDENT ASKS FOR EXPLANATION OR EXAMPLES, SAY "I'm not supposed to try to explain these statements. Just think what the statement means to you."181711701Almost never2Some of the time3Most of the time4Almost alwaysSysmissAre you outgoing and sociable, for example, do you make friends very easily?Are you outgoing and sociable, for example, do you make friends very easily?Are you outgoing and sociable, for example, do you make friends very easily?Are you outgoing and sociable, for example, do you make friends very easily?Are you outgoing and sociable, for example, do you make friends very easily?Module 6: Personality, Behavior and Preferences, Part A: Personality and Behavior
1-20) How do you see yourself?
- Are you outgoing and sociable, for example, do you make friends very easily?INTERVIEWER: SHOW CARD #5 . MAKE SURE THAT RESPONDENT UNDERSTANDS THE MEANING OF THE SCALE IN SHOW CARD #5.
READ DESCRIPTION TO RESPONDENT. HAVE RESPONDENT POINT TO THEIR ANSWER ON CARD #5. CIRCLE THE INDICATED RESPONSE IN CELLS BELOW.
IF THE RESPONDENT DOES NOT ANSWER A QUESTION, LEAVE IT UNTIL THE END AND THEN COME BACK AND TRY AGAIN. IF FINALLY THE QUESTION IS NOT ANSWERED, MARK A LINE ACROSS ALL 4 ANSWER BLOCKS ON THAT LINE.
IF RESPONDENT ASKS FOR EXPLANATION OR EXAMPLES, SAY "I'm not supposed to try to explain these statements. Just think what the statement means to you."187811091Almost never2Some of the time3Most of the time4Almost alwaysSysmissDo you think carefully before you make an important decision?Do you think carefully before you make an important decision?Do you think carefully before you make an important decision?Do you think carefully before you make an important decision?Do you think carefully before you make an important decision?Module 6: Personality, Behavior and Preferences, Part A: Personality and Behavior
1-21) How do you see yourself?
- Do you think carefully before you make an important decision?INTERVIEWER: SHOW CARD #5 . MAKE SURE THAT RESPONDENT UNDERSTANDS THE MEANING OF THE SCALE IN SHOW CARD #5.
READ DESCRIPTION TO RESPONDENT. HAVE RESPONDENT POINT TO THEIR ANSWER ON CARD #5. CIRCLE THE INDICATED RESPONSE IN CELLS BELOW.
IF THE RESPONDENT DOES NOT ANSWER A QUESTION, LEAVE IT UNTIL THE END AND THEN COME BACK AND TRY AGAIN. IF FINALLY THE QUESTION IS NOT ANSWERED, MARK A LINE ACROSS ALL 4 ANSWER BLOCKS ON THAT LINE.
IF RESPONDENT ASKS FOR EXPLANATION OR EXAMPLES, SAY "I'm not supposed to try to explain these statements. Just think what the statement means to you."187511121Almost never2Some of the time3Most of the time4Almost alwaysSysmissAre people mean/not nice to you?Are people mean/not nice to you?Are people mean/not nice to you?Are people mean/not nice to you?Are people mean/not nice to you?Module 6: Personality, Behavior and Preferences, Part A: Personality and Behavior
1-22) How do you see yourself?
- Are people mean/not nice to you?INTERVIEWER: SHOW CARD #5 . MAKE SURE THAT RESPONDENT UNDERSTANDS THE MEANING OF THE SCALE IN SHOW CARD #5.
READ DESCRIPTION TO RESPONDENT. HAVE RESPONDENT POINT TO THEIR ANSWER ON CARD #5. CIRCLE THE INDICATED RESPONSE IN CELLS BELOW.
IF THE RESPONDENT DOES NOT ANSWER A QUESTION, LEAVE IT UNTIL THE END AND THEN COME BACK AND TRY AGAIN. IF FINALLY THE QUESTION IS NOT ANSWERED, MARK A LINE ACROSS ALL 4 ANSWER BLOCKS ON THAT LINE.
IF RESPONDENT ASKS FOR EXPLANATION OR EXAMPLES, SAY "I'm not supposed to try to explain these statements. Just think what the statement means to you."184511421Almost never2Some of the time3Most of the time4Almost alwaysSysmissDo you ask for help when you don't understand something?Do you ask for help when you don't understand something?Do you ask for help when you don't understand something?Do you ask for help when you don't understand something?Do you ask for help when you don't understand something?Module 6: Personality, Behavior and Preferences, Part A: Personality and Behavior
1-23) How do you see yourself?
- Do you ask for help when you don’t understand something?INTERVIEWER: SHOW CARD #5 . MAKE SURE THAT RESPONDENT UNDERSTANDS THE MEANING OF THE SCALE IN SHOW CARD #5.
READ DESCRIPTION TO RESPONDENT. HAVE RESPONDENT POINT TO THEIR ANSWER ON CARD #5. CIRCLE THE INDICATED RESPONSE IN CELLS BELOW.
IF THE RESPONDENT DOES NOT ANSWER A QUESTION, LEAVE IT UNTIL THE END AND THEN COME BACK AND TRY AGAIN. IF FINALLY THE QUESTION IS NOT ANSWERED, MARK A LINE ACROSS ALL 4 ANSWER BLOCKS ON THAT LINE.
IF RESPONDENT ASKS FOR EXPLANATION OR EXAMPLES, SAY "I'm not supposed to try to explain these statements. Just think what the statement means to you."188111061Almost never2Some of the time3Most of the time4Almost alwaysSysmissDo you think about how the things you do will affect others?Do you think about how the things you do will affect others?Do you think about how the things you do will affect others?Do you think about how the things you do will affect others?Do you think about how the things you do will affect others?Module 6: Personality, Behavior and Preferences, Part A: Personality and Behavior
1-23) How do you see yourself?
- Do you think about how the things you do will affect others?INTERVIEWER: SHOW CARD #5 . MAKE SURE THAT RESPONDENT UNDERSTANDS THE MEANING OF THE SCALE IN SHOW CARD #5.
READ DESCRIPTION TO RESPONDENT. HAVE RESPONDENT POINT TO THEIR ANSWER ON CARD #5. CIRCLE THE INDICATED RESPONSE IN CELLS BELOW.
IF THE RESPONDENT DOES NOT ANSWER A QUESTION, LEAVE IT UNTIL THE END AND THEN COME BACK AND TRY AGAIN. IF FINALLY THE QUESTION IS NOT ANSWERED, MARK A LINE ACROSS ALL 4 ANSWER BLOCKS ON THAT LINE.
IF RESPONDENT ASKS FOR EXPLANATION OR EXAMPLES, SAY "I'm not supposed to try to explain these statements. Just think what the statement means to you."185311341Almost never2Some of the time3Most of the time4Almost alwaysSysmissDo you like to share your thoughts and opinions?Do you like to share your thoughts and opinions?Do you like to share your thoughts and opinions?Do you like to share your thoughts and opinions?Do you like to share your thoughts and opinions?Module 6: Personality, Behavior and Preferences, Part A: Personality and Behavior
1-25) How do you see yourself?
- Do you like to share your thoughts and opinions with other people, even if you don't know them very well?INTERVIEWER: SHOW CARD #5 . MAKE SURE THAT RESPONDENT UNDERSTANDS THE MEANING OF THE SCALE IN SHOW CARD #5.
READ DESCRIPTION TO RESPONDENT. HAVE RESPONDENT POINT TO THEIR ANSWER ON CARD #5. CIRCLE THE INDICATED RESPONSE IN CELLS BELOW.
IF THE RESPONDENT DOES NOT ANSWER A QUESTION, LEAVE IT UNTIL THE END AND THEN COME BACK AND TRY AGAIN. IF FINALLY THE QUESTION IS NOT ANSWERED, MARK A LINE ACROSS ALL 4 ANSWER BLOCKS ON THAT LINE.
IF RESPONDENT ASKS FOR EXPLANATION OR EXAMPLES, SAY "I'm not supposed to try to explain these statements. Just think what the statement means to you."185211351Almost never2Some of the time3Most of the time4Almost alwaysSysmissDo you get very upset in stressful situations?Do you get very upset in stressful situations?Do you get very upset in stressful situations?Do you get very upset in stressful situations?Do you get very upset in stressful situations?Module 6: Personality, Behavior and Preferences, Part A: Personality and Behavior
1-26) How do you see yourself?
- Do you get very upset in stressful situations?INTERVIEWER: SHOW CARD #5 . MAKE SURE THAT RESPONDENT UNDERSTANDS THE MEANING OF THE SCALE IN SHOW CARD #5.
READ DESCRIPTION TO RESPONDENT. HAVE RESPONDENT POINT TO THEIR ANSWER ON CARD #5. CIRCLE THE INDICATED RESPONSE IN CELLS BELOW.
IF THE RESPONDENT DOES NOT ANSWER A QUESTION, LEAVE IT UNTIL THE END AND THEN COME BACK AND TRY AGAIN. IF FINALLY THE QUESTION IS NOT ANSWERED, MARK A LINE ACROSS ALL 4 ANSWER BLOCKS ON THAT LINE.
IF RESPONDENT ASKS FOR EXPLANATION OR EXAMPLES, SAY "I'm not supposed to try to explain these statements. Just think what the statement means to you."176812191Almost never2Some of the time3Most of the time4Almost alwaysSysmissGet $120 for sure or flip a coin for $0 or $360Get $120 for sure or flip a coin for $0 or $360Get $120 for sure or flip a coin for $0 or $360Get $120 for sure or flip a coin for $0 or $360Get $120 for sure or flip a coin for $0 or $360Module 6: Personality, Behavior and Preferences, Part B: Preferences
1) Imagine that you have a choice between the following two options:
Option 1 - Option 1 – Receive [7,000 KES] for sure
or Option 2 - Option 2 – Flip a coin and receive 0 if it's tail or [21,000 KES] if it's head
Which option would you take?If "Option 2 (FLIP THE COIN)", GOTO Q3297215-44Legal skip1option 1 (take the sure money)2option 2 (flip the coin)SysmissGet $120 for sure or flip a coin for $0 or $480Get $120 for sure or flip a coin for $0 or $480Get $120 for sure or flip a coin for $0 or $480Get $120 for sure or flip a coin for $0 or $480Get $120 for sure or flip a coin for $0 or $480Module 6: Personality, Behavior and Preferences, Part B: Preferences
2) Now imagine that you have a choice between the following two options:
Option 1 - Option 1 – Receive [7,000 KES] for sure
or Option 2 - Option 2 – Flip a coin and receive 0 if it's tail or [21,000 KES] if it's head
Which option would you take?"Option 2 (FLIP THE COIN)", GOTO Q32360627-44Legal skip1option 1 (take the sure money)2option 2 (flip the coin)SysmissGet $120 for sure or flip a coin for $0 or $240Get $120 for sure or flip a coin for $0 or $240Get $120 for sure or flip a coin for $0 or $240Get $120 for sure or flip a coin for $0 or $240Get $120 for sure or flip a coin for $0 or $240Module 6: Personality, Behavior and Preferences, Part B: Preferences
3) Now imagine that you have a choice between the following two options:
Option 1 - Option 1 – Receive [7,000 KES] for sure, or
Option 2 - Flip a coin and receive 0 if it's tail or [28,000 KES]] if it's head
Which option would you take?"Option 2 (FLIP THE COIN)", GOTO Q46122375-44Legal skip1option 1 (take the sure money)2option 2 (flip the coin)SysmissReceive $1200 today or $1800 in one yearReceive $1200 today or $1800 in one yearReceive $1200 today or $1800 in one yearReceive $1200 today or $1800 in one yearReceive $1200 today or $1800 in one yearModule 6: Personality, Behavior and Preferences, Part B: Preferences
4) Now I am going to propose to you two different options. Imagine that you have a choice between the following two options:
Option 1 - Option 1 – Receive [70,000 KES] today, or
Option 2 - Option 2 – receive [105,000 KES] for sure one year from now
Which option would you take?If "Option 2 (MONEY IN 1 YEAR)", GOTO Q72972151option 1 (take the money today)2option 2 (money in one year)SysmissReceive $1200 today or $2400 in one yearReceive $1200 today or $2400 in one yearReceive $1200 today or $2400 in one yearReceive $1200 today or $2400 in one yearReceive $1200 today or $2400 in one yearModule 6: Personality, Behavior and Preferences, Part B: Preferences
5) Now imagine that you have a choice between the following two options:
Option 1 - Option 1 – Receive[70,000 KES] today, or
Option 2 – receive [140,000 KES] for sure one year from now
Which option would you take?If "Option 2 (MONEY IN 1 YEAR)", GOTO Module 723396481option 1 (take the money today)2option 2 (money in one year)SysmissAmount you would receive in one year instead of $1200 todayAmount you would receive in one year instead of $1200 todayAmount you would receive in one year instead of $1200 todayAmount you would receive in one year instead of $1200 todayAmount you would receive in one year instead of $1200 todayModule 6: Personality, Behavior and Preferences, Part B: Preferences
6) What amount would you accept to receive in one year's time instead of receiving [70,000 KES] today. WRITE AMOUNTGOTO Module 718991088999No figure mentioned1200150020002100220023002400250026003000350036004000450050006000700075008000900010000110001200013000140001500016000180002000021000220002400025000300004000045000500005000180000900001000001200001500001800002000003000005000001000000200000030000005000000100000001000000005000000005000000000SysmissUSD amount you would receive in one year instead of [amount] todayUSD amount you would receive in one year instead of [amount] todayUSD amount you would receive in one year instead of [amount] todayUSD amount you would receive in one year instead of [amount] todayUSD amount you would receive in one year instead of [amount] today189910881100.59655084887043279942.74127053777.128Receive $1200 today or $1440 in one yearReceive $1200 today or $1440 in one yearReceive $1200 today or $1440 in one yearReceive $1200 today or $1440 in one yearReceive $1200 today or $1440 in one yearModule 6: Personality, Behavior and Preferences, Part B: Preferences
7) Now imagine that you have a choice between the following two options:
Option 1 – Receive [70,000 KES] today, or
Option 2 – receive [84,000 KES] for sure one year from now
Which option would you take?63323541option 1 (take the money today)2option 2 (money in one year)SysmissWhat is your mother tongue?What is your mother tongue?What is your mother tongue?What is your mother tongue?What is your mother tongue?Module 7: Language and Family
1) What is your mother tongue? RECORD UP TO TWO 'MOTHER TONGUES' (1)2972151Akan2Ga-Adangme3Ewe4Guan5Mole-Dagbani6Grussi7Mande8Gurma9Other Ghanaian10Other West African11OtherSysmissSecond mother languageSecond mother languageSecond mother languageSecond mother languageSecond mother languageModule 7: Language and Family
1) What is your mother tongue? RECORD UP TO TWO 'MOTHER TONGUES' (2)30726801Akan2Ga-Adangme3Ewe4Guan5Mole-Dagbani6Grussi7Mande8Gurma9Other Ghanaian10Other West African11OtherSysmissOther-SpecifyOther-SpecifyOther-SpecifyOther-SpecifyOther-SpecifyModule 7: Language and Family
1) What is your mother tongue? RECORD UP TO TWO 'MOTHER TONGUES' Other specify115ALATABAASAREBASARIBISA(BUSANGA)BISSABUZANGACHOKORSIDENDAWAENGLISHFRAFRAFRENCHFULANIGURUMAHAUSAHAUSAHHAUZAIBOIGBOKANTOSIKOTOKOLIKUSASIMOSISARWOSHONA(ZIMBABWE)ZAMLAMAZAMRAMAWhat language is mainly spoken in your home?What language is mainly spoken in your home?What language is mainly spoken in your home?What language is mainly spoken in your home?What language is mainly spoken in your home?Module 7: Language and Family
2) What language is mainly spoken in your home?Use codes in Question 12972151Akan2Ga-Adangme3Ewe4Guan5Mole-Dagbani6Grussi7Mande8Gurma9Other Ghanaian10Other West African12English19OtherSysmissOther-SpecifyOther-SpecifyOther-SpecifyOther-SpecifyOther-SpecifyModule 7: Language and Family
2) What language is mainly spoken in your home? Other specify106ALATABAASAREBASARIBISA(BUSANGA)CHOKORSIFRAFRAFRENCHFULANIHAUSAHAUSAHKANTOSIKOTOKOLIKUSASIKUSSASIMOSISARWOSHONA(ZIMBABWE)ZAMRAMAIs the language spoken in your home an official language?Is the language spoken in your home an official language?Is the language spoken in your home an official language?Is the language spoken in your home an official language?Is the language spoken in your home an official language?If "YES", GOTO Q5Module 7: Language and Family
3) INTERVIEWER: IS THE LANGUAGE SPOKEN AT HOME ENGLISH?2972151Yes2NoSysmissHow many people on your house speak an official language?How many people on your house speak an official language?How many people on your house speak an official language?How many people on your house speak an official language?How many people on your house speak an official language?Module 7: Language and Family
4) How many people in your household speak English or Swahili?293057123456789101112131415SysmissDo you speak English well enough to work in a job that requires this language?Do you speak English well enough to work in a job that requires this language?Do you speak English well enough to work in a job that requires this language?Do you speak English well enough to work in a job that requires this language?Do you speak English well enough to work in a job that requires this language?2972151Yes2NoSysmissDo you read/write English well enough to work in a job that requires this languaDo you read/write English well enough to work in a job that requires this languaDo you read/write English well enough to work in a job that requires this languaDo you read/write English well enough to work in a job that requires this languaDo you read/write English well enough to work in a job that requires this langua2972151Yes2NoSysmissDo you speak French well enough to work in a job that requires this language?Do you speak French well enough to work in a job that requires this language?Do you speak French well enough to work in a job that requires this language?Do you speak French well enough to work in a job that requires this language?Do you speak French well enough to work in a job that requires this language?2972151Yes2NoSysmissDo you read/write French well enough to work in a job that requires this languagDo you read/write French well enough to work in a job that requires this languagDo you read/write French well enough to work in a job that requires this languagDo you read/write French well enough to work in a job that requires this languagDo you read/write French well enough to work in a job that requires this languag2972151Yes2NoSysmissDo you speak Akan well enough to work in a job that requires this language?Do you speak Akan well enough to work in a job that requires this language?Do you speak Akan well enough to work in a job that requires this language?Do you speak Akan well enough to work in a job that requires this language?Do you speak Akan well enough to work in a job that requires this language?2972151Yes2NoSysmissDo you read/write Akan well enough to work in a job that requires this language?Do you read/write Akan well enough to work in a job that requires this language?Do you read/write Akan well enough to work in a job that requires this language?Do you read/write Akan well enough to work in a job that requires this language?Do you read/write Akan well enough to work in a job that requires this language?2972151Yes2No3SysmissDo you speak Ga-Dangbe well enough to work in a job that requires this language?Do you speak Ga-Dangbe well enough to work in a job that requires this language?Do you speak Ga-Dangbe well enough to work in a job that requires this language?Do you speak Ga-Dangbe well enough to work in a job that requires this language?Do you speak Ga-Dangbe well enough to work in a job that requires this language?2972151Yes2NoSysmissDo you read/write Ga-Dangbe well enough to work in a job that requires this langDo you read/write Ga-Dangbe well enough to work in a job that requires this langDo you read/write Ga-Dangbe well enough to work in a job that requires this langDo you read/write Ga-Dangbe well enough to work in a job that requires this langDo you read/write Ga-Dangbe well enough to work in a job that requires this lang2972151Yes2NoSysmissDo you speak Ewe well enough to work in a job that requires this language?Do you speak Ewe well enough to work in a job that requires this language?Do you speak Ewe well enough to work in a job that requires this language?Do you speak Ewe well enough to work in a job that requires this language?Do you speak Ewe well enough to work in a job that requires this language?2972151Yes2NoSysmissDo you read/write Ewe well enough to work in a job that requires this language?Do you read/write Ewe well enough to work in a job that requires this language?Do you read/write Ewe well enough to work in a job that requires this language?Do you read/write Ewe well enough to work in a job that requires this language?Do you read/write Ewe well enough to work in a job that requires this language?2972151Yes2NoSysmissDo you speak Guan well enough to work in a job that requires this language?Do you speak Guan well enough to work in a job that requires this language?Do you speak Guan well enough to work in a job that requires this language?Do you speak Guan well enough to work in a job that requires this language?Do you speak Guan well enough to work in a job that requires this language?2972151Yes2NoSysmissDo you read/write Guan well enough to work in a job that requires this language?Do you read/write Guan well enough to work in a job that requires this language?Do you read/write Guan well enough to work in a job that requires this language?Do you read/write Guan well enough to work in a job that requires this language?Do you read/write Guan well enough to work in a job that requires this language?2972151Yes2NoSysmissDo you speak Mole-Dagbani well enough to work in a job that requires this languaDo you speak Mole-Dagbani well enough to work in a job that requires this languaDo you speak Mole-Dagbani well enough to work in a job that requires this languaDo you speak Mole-Dagbani well enough to work in a job that requires this languaDo you speak Mole-Dagbani well enough to work in a job that requires this langua2972151Yes2No5SysmissDo you read/write Mole-Dagbani well enough to work in a job that requires this lDo you read/write Mole-Dagbani well enough to work in a job that requires this lDo you read/write Mole-Dagbani well enough to work in a job that requires this lDo you read/write Mole-Dagbani well enough to work in a job that requires this lDo you read/write Mole-Dagbani well enough to work in a job that requires this l2972151Yes2NoSysmissDo you speak Grussi well enough to work in a job that requires this language?Do you speak Grussi well enough to work in a job that requires this language?Do you speak Grussi well enough to work in a job that requires this language?Do you speak Grussi well enough to work in a job that requires this language?Do you speak Grussi well enough to work in a job that requires this language?2972151Yes2NoSysmissDo you read/write Grussin well enough to work in a job that requires this languaDo you read/write Grussin well enough to work in a job that requires this languaDo you read/write Grussin well enough to work in a job that requires this languaDo you read/write Grussin well enough to work in a job that requires this languaDo you read/write Grussin well enough to work in a job that requires this langua2972151Yes2NoSysmissDo you speak Mande well enough to work in a job that requires this language?Do you speak Mande well enough to work in a job that requires this language?Do you speak Mande well enough to work in a job that requires this language?Do you speak Mande well enough to work in a job that requires this language?Do you speak Mande well enough to work in a job that requires this language?2972151Yes2NoSysmissDo you read/write Mande well enough to work in a job that requires this languageDo you read/write Mande well enough to work in a job that requires this languageDo you read/write Mande well enough to work in a job that requires this languageDo you read/write Mande well enough to work in a job that requires this languageDo you read/write Mande well enough to work in a job that requires this language2972151Yes2NoSysmissDo you speak Gurma well enough to work in a job that requires this language?Do you speak Gurma well enough to work in a job that requires this language?Do you speak Gurma well enough to work in a job that requires this language?Do you speak Gurma well enough to work in a job that requires this language?Do you speak Gurma well enough to work in a job that requires this language?2972151Yes2NoSysmissDo you read/write Gurma well enough to work in a job that requires this languageDo you read/write Gurma well enough to work in a job that requires this languageDo you read/write Gurma well enough to work in a job that requires this languageDo you read/write Gurma well enough to work in a job that requires this languageDo you read/write Gurma well enough to work in a job that requires this language2972151Yes2NoSysmissOther specificationOther specificationOther specificationOther specificationOther specification305ALATAARABARABICARABICKBAASAREBARIBABASARIBISSA HAUSABOSANGABOSANGA, KUSASIBULIBUSANGADAGATIFANTEFRAFRAFRAFRA HAUSAFRENCHFULANIFULANI, HAUSAGA/HAUSAGARWOGERMANGONJAGREEKGUANGURUMAHAUSAHAUSA SISSALAHAUSA, ARABICHAUSA, FRAFRAHAUZAIBOIGBOKOTOKOKOTOKOLIKRACHIKROBOMALAYMOSHIMOSSINWAAHNZEMAPEPERUSSIANSEFWISISSALATGBOYIROBAYORUBAYUROBAZAMRAMAZUGUSpeak other language specifiedSpeak other language specifiedSpeak other language specifiedSpeak other language specifiedSpeak other language specified30026871Yes2NoSysmissRead/write other language specifiedRead/write other language specifiedRead/write other language specifiedRead/write other language specifiedRead/write other language specified30026871Yes2NoSysmissIs the person in the roster coded as a widow or never married?Is the person in the roster coded as a widow or never married?Is the person in the roster coded as a widow or never married?Is the person in the roster coded as a widow or never married?Is the person in the roster coded as a widow or never married?If "YES", GOTO Q9Module 7: Language and Family
6) CHECK THE ROSTER (MODULE 1 A). IN QUESTION 13 , IS THE PERSON CODED AS A WIDOW/ER OR NEVER MARRIED?2972151Yes2NoSysmissDoes your spouse/partner live in this household?Does your spouse/partner live in this household?Does your spouse/partner live in this household?Does your spouse/partner live in this household?Does your spouse/partner live in this household?Module 7: Language and Family
7) Does your spouse/ partner live in this household now?If "NO", GOTO Q9145715301Yes2NoSysmissId of spouse/partnerId of spouse/partnerId of spouse/partnerId of spouse/partnerId of spouse/partner10811906123468SysmissAre you the parent of any children living here?Are you the parent of any children living here?Are you the parent of any children living here?Are you the parent of any children living here?Are you the parent of any children living here?Module 7: Language and Family
9) Are you the parent of any children who live in the household now?If "NO", GOTO Q112972151Yes2NoSysmissChild idChild idChild idChild idChild idModule 7: Language and Family
10) Could you please tell me the names of your children? CHILD #1COPY THE ID CODE OF ALL RESPONDENT'S CHILDREN FROM THE ROSTER141315741234567891012SysmissChild idChild idChild idChild idChild idModule 7: Language and Family
10) Could you please tell me the names of your children? CHILD #2COPY THE ID CODE OF ALL RESPONDENT'S CHILDREN FROM THE ROSTER94520422345678910SysmissChild idChild idChild idChild idChild idModule 7: Language and Family
10) Could you please tell me the names of your children? CHILD #3COPY THE ID CODE OF ALL RESPONDENT'S CHILDREN FROM THE ROSTER571241634567891011SysmissChild idChild idChild idChild idChild idModule 7: Language and Family
10) Could you please tell me the names of your children? CHILD #4COPY THE ID CODE OF ALL RESPONDENT'S CHILDREN FROM THE ROSTER2592728567811SysmissChild idChild idChild idChild idChild idModule 7: Language and Family
10) Could you please tell me the names of your children? CHILD #5COPY THE ID CODE OF ALL RESPONDENT'S CHILDREN FROM THE ROSTER1032884678912SysmissChild idChild idChild idChild idChild idModule 7: Language and Family
10) Could you please tell me the names of your children? CHILD #6COPY THE ID CODE OF ALL RESPONDENT'S CHILDREN FROM THE ROSTER38294978910SysmissChild idChild idChild idChild idChild idModule 7: Language and Family
10) Could you please tell me the names of your children? CHILD #7COPY THE ID CODE OF ALL RESPONDENT'S CHILDREN FROM THE ROSTER132974891011SysmissChild idChild idChild idChild idChild idModule 7: Language and Family
10) Could you please tell me the names of your children? CHILD #8COPY THE ID CODE OF ALL RESPONDENT'S CHILDREN FROM THE ROSTER529821012SysmissChild idChild idChild idChild idChild idModule 7: Language and Family
10) Could you please tell me the names of your children? CHILD #9COPY THE ID CODE OF ALL RESPONDENT'S CHILDREN FROM THE ROSTER2298513SysmissChild idChild idChild idChild idChild idModule 7: Language and Family
10) Could you please tell me the names of your children? CHILD #10COPY THE ID CODE OF ALL RESPONDENT'S CHILDREN FROM THE ROSTER2298514SysmissDoes your mother live in the household now?Does your mother live in the household now?Does your mother live in the household now?Does your mother live in the household now?Does your mother live in the household now?Module 7: Language and Family
11) Does your mother live in this household now?If "NO", GOTO Q132972151Yes2NoSysmissMother idMother idMother idMother idMother idModule 7: Language and Family
12) Could you please tell me the name of your mother?COPY THE ID CODE OF THE MOTHER513247412345678SysmissHighest level education your mother obtainedHighest level education your mother obtainedHighest level education your mother obtainedHighest level education your mother obtainedHighest level education your mother obtainedModule 7: Language and Family
13) What is the highest education level your mother obtained?Interviewer: simply probe. Do not show card A to the respondent, but refer to card A to record the answer2456531-9Don't know1No formal education or pre-school only2Some primary school, not completed3Primary education completed4MSLC/JSS/JHS (middle school completed)5Secondary: SSS/SHS/VOC/O or A level6Secondar (Post basic): Technical/Vocational/Agricultural7Training colllege, Poly, University (1st and 2nd degree)8PhdSysmissDoes your father live in the household now?Does your father live in the household now?Does your father live in the household now?Does your father live in the household now?Does your father live in the household now?Module 7: Language and Family
14) Does your father live in this household now?If "NO", GOTO Q162972151Yes2NoSysmissFather idFather idFather idFather idFather idModule 7: Language and Family
15) Could you please tell me the name of your father?COPY THE ID CODE OF THE FATHER27127161234567SysmissHighest level education your father obtainedHighest level education your father obtainedHighest level education your father obtainedHighest level education your father obtainedHighest level education your father obtainedModule 7: Language and Family
16) What is the highest education level your father obtained?USE CODES FROM Q 132701286-9Don't know1No formal education or pre-school only2Some primary school, not completed3Primary education completed4MSLC/JSS/JHS (middle school completed)5Secondary: SSS/SHS/VOC/O or A level6Secondar (Post basic): Technical/Vocational/Agricultural7Training colllege, Poly, University (1st and 2nd degree)8PhdSysmissNumber of older brothers you had at 12 year oldNumber of older brothers you had at 12 year oldNumber of older brothers you had at 12 year oldNumber of older brothers you had at 12 year oldNumber of older brothers you had at 12 year oldModule 7: Language and Family
17) How many older brothers did you have when you were 12 years old?INTERVIEWER: ALL ANSWERS TO QUESTIONS BELOW SHOULD INCLUDE HALF-BROTHERS AND ADOPTED BROTHERS IF THEY LIVED IN YOUR HOUSEHOLD.297215-9211.6221.881Number of older sisters you had at 12 year oldNumber of older sisters you had at 12 year oldNumber of older sisters you had at 12 year oldNumber of older sisters you had at 12 year oldNumber of older sisters you had at 12 year oldModule 7: Language and Family
18) How many older sisters did you have when you were 12 years old?297215-9201.4181.723Number of younger brothers you had at 12 years oldNumber of younger brothers you had at 12 years oldNumber of younger brothers you had at 12 years oldNumber of younger brothers you had at 12 years oldNumber of younger brothers you had at 12 years oldModule 7: Language and Family
19) How many younger brothers did you have when you were 12 years old?297215-9151.1471.409Number of younger sisters you had at 12 years oldNumber of younger sisters you had at 12 years oldNumber of younger sisters you had at 12 years oldNumber of younger sisters you had at 12 years oldNumber of younger sisters you had at 12 years oldModule 7: Language and Family
20) How many younger sisters did you have when you were 12 years old?297215-9231.1031.429Father lived on home at 12 year oldFather lived on home at 12 year oldFather lived on home at 12 year oldFather lived on home at 12 year oldFather lived on home at 12 year oldModule 7: Language and Family
21) Which of your relatives usually lived in your household with you when you were 12 years old? FATHER2972151Yes2NoSysmissMother lived on home at 12 year oldMother lived on home at 12 year oldMother lived on home at 12 year oldMother lived on home at 12 year oldMother lived on home at 12 year oldModule 7: Language and Family
21) Which of your relatives usually lived in your household with you when you were 12 years old? MOTHER2972151Yes2NoSysmissStep-father lived on home at 12 year oldStep-father lived on home at 12 year oldStep-father lived on home at 12 year oldStep-father lived on home at 12 year oldStep-father lived on home at 12 year oldModule 7: Language and Family
21) Which of your relatives usually lived in your household with you when you were 12 years old? STEP-FATHER2972151Yes2NoSysmissStep-mother lived on home at 12 year oldStep-mother lived on home at 12 year oldStep-mother lived on home at 12 year oldStep-mother lived on home at 12 year oldStep-mother lived on home at 12 year oldModule 7: Language and Family
21) Which of your relatives usually lived in your household with you when you were 12 years old? STEP-MOTHER2972151Yes2NoSysmissGrandfather(s) lived on home at 12 year oldGrandfather(s) lived on home at 12 year oldGrandfather(s) lived on home at 12 year oldGrandfather(s) lived on home at 12 year oldGrandfather(s) lived on home at 12 year oldModule 7: Language and Family
21) Which of your relatives usually lived in your household with you when you were 12 years old? GRANDFATHER(S)2972151Yes2NoSysmissGrandmother(s) lived on home at 12 year oldGrandmother(s) lived on home at 12 year oldGrandmother(s) lived on home at 12 year oldGrandmother(s) lived on home at 12 year oldGrandmother(s) lived on home at 12 year oldModule 7: Language and Family
21) Which of your relatives usually lived in your household with you when you were 12 years old? GRANDMOTHER(S)2972151Yes2NoSysmissBrothers and sisters lived on home at 12 year oldBrothers and sisters lived on home at 12 year oldBrothers and sisters lived on home at 12 year oldBrothers and sisters lived on home at 12 year oldBrothers and sisters lived on home at 12 year oldModule 7: Language and Family
21) Which of your relatives usually lived in your household with you when you were 12 years old? BROTHERS & SISTERS2972151Yes2NoSysmissSisters-in-law lived on home at 12 year oldSisters-in-law lived on home at 12 year oldSisters-in-law lived on home at 12 year oldSisters-in-law lived on home at 12 year oldSisters-in-law lived on home at 12 year oldModule 7: Language and Family
21) Which of your relatives usually lived in your household with you when you were 12 years old? SISTERS-IN-LAW2972151Yes2NoSysmissBrothers-in-law lived on home at 12 year oldBrothers-in-law lived on home at 12 year oldBrothers-in-law lived on home at 12 year oldBrothers-in-law lived on home at 12 year oldBrothers-in-law lived on home at 12 year oldModule 7: Language and Family
21) Which of your relatives usually lived in your household with you when you were 12 years old? BROTHERS-IN-LAW2972151Yes2NoSysmissUncle(s) lived on home at 12 year oldUncle(s) lived on home at 12 year oldUncle(s) lived on home at 12 year oldUncle(s) lived on home at 12 year oldUncle(s) lived on home at 12 year oldModule 7: Language and Family
21) Which of your relatives usually lived in your household with you when you were 12 years old? UNCLE(S)2972151Yes2NoSysmissAunt(s) lived on home at 12 year oldAunt(s) lived on home at 12 year oldAunt(s) lived on home at 12 year oldAunt(s) lived on home at 12 year oldAunt(s) lived on home at 12 year oldModule 7: Language and Family
21) Which of your relatives usually lived in your household with you when you were 12 years old? AUNT(S)2972151Yes2NoSysmissWife(Wives) of uncle(s) lived on home at 12 year oldWife(Wives) of uncle(s) lived on home at 12 year oldWife(Wives) of uncle(s) lived on home at 12 year oldWife(Wives) of uncle(s) lived on home at 12 year oldWife(Wives) of uncle(s) lived on home at 12 year oldModule 7: Language and Family
21) Which of your relatives usually lived in your household with you when you were 12 years old? WIFE(WIVES) OF UNCLE(S)2972151Yes2NoSysmissHusband(s) of aunt(s) lived on home at 12 year oldHusband(s) of aunt(s) lived on home at 12 year oldHusband(s) of aunt(s) lived on home at 12 year oldHusband(s) of aunt(s) lived on home at 12 year oldHusband(s) of aunt(s) lived on home at 12 year oldModule 7: Language and Family
21) Which of your relatives usually lived in your household with you when you were 12 years old? HUSBAND(S) OF AUNT(S)2972151Yes2NoSysmissOther lived on home at 12 year oldOther lived on home at 12 year oldOther lived on home at 12 year oldOther lived on home at 12 year oldOther lived on home at 12 year oldModule 7: Language and Family
21) Which of your relatives usually lived in your household with you when you were 12 years old? Others2972151Yes2NoSysmissOther specificationOther specificationOther specificationOther specificationOther specificationModule 7: Language and Family
21) Which of your relatives usually lived in your household with you when you were 12 years old? Other specify327(HOUSE HELP) MAIDA NON RELATIVEADOPTED CHILDADOPTED MOTHERAPPRENTICEAUNT'S CHILDRENBROTHER'S WORKERSCHILDREN OF AUNTCHILDREN OF AUNT COUSINSCHILDREN OF AUNTSCHILDREN OF UNCLECOUNSINSCOUSINCOUSINSCOUSINS/NEPHEWSCOUSINS/NIECESEMPLOYERFAMILY FRIENDFAMILY FRIENDSFATHER'S FRIENDFOSTER MOTHERFOSTER PARENTFRIEND OF BROTHERFRIEND OF MOTHERFRIENDSFRIENDS'S RELATIVEGRANDAUNTGUARDIANGUARDIAN NOTY A FAMILY MEMEBERGUARDIAN-MALLAMHALF BROTHERSHALF SIBLINGSHEAD MISTRESSHER OWNHOUSE HELPHOUSEHELP AND COUSINSHOUSEHELPSMAIDMOTHER'S FRIENDMOTHER'S RELATIVESMUM'S FRIENDMY MASTERNANINEICENEIGHBOURNEPHEW & NIECENEPHEW AND NIECENEPHEWS AND NIECESNIECENIECE AND NEPHEWNIECESNIECES /NEPHEWSNIECES AND NEPHEWSNIECES/NEPHEWNON RELATEDNON RELATIVENON RELATIVES OF GRANDMOTHERNON RETAILSNON-RELATIVENOT RELATEDOTHER PEOPLEOTHER RELATIVESOUTSIDERREV FATHERSTEP BROTHERSTEP BROTHER AND SISTERSSTEP BROTHERSSTEP SIBLINGSSTEP SISTERTOWN MEMBERFrom 1 to 10: Family economic when you were 15 years oldFrom 1 to 10: Family economic when you were 15 years oldFrom 1 to 10: Family economic when you were 15 years oldFrom 1 to 10: Family economic when you were 15 years oldFrom 1 to 10: Family economic when you were 15 years oldModule 7: Language and Family
22) Imagine a 10-step stairs where on the bottom, the FIRST step, stand the poorest people, and on the highest step, the TENTH, stand the richest. On which step do you think your family was when you were 15 years old?SHOW CARD #629721512345678910SysmissEconomical situation worsened: Death of a household memberEconomical situation worsened: Death of a household memberEconomical situation worsened: Death of a household memberEconomical situation worsened: Death of a household memberEconomical situation worsened: Death of a household memberModule 7: Language and Family
23) Before you reached the age 15, was the household's financial situation significantly worsened because of ... death of a household member?2972151Yes2NoSysmissEconomical situation worsened: Illness of a household memberEconomical situation worsened: Illness of a household memberEconomical situation worsened: Illness of a household memberEconomical situation worsened: Illness of a household memberEconomical situation worsened: Illness of a household memberModule 7: Language and Family
23) Before you reached the age 15, was the household's financial situation significantly worsened because of ... illness / serious accident of a household member?2972151Yes2NoSysmissEconomical situation worsened: Family breakupEconomical situation worsened: Family breakupEconomical situation worsened: Family breakupEconomical situation worsened: Family breakupEconomical situation worsened: Family breakupModule 7: Language and Family
23) Before you reached the age 15, was the household's financial situation significantly worsened because of ... family breakup/ separation/ divorce?2972151Yes2NoSysmissEconomical situation worsened: Alcohol or drug problemEconomical situation worsened: Alcohol or drug problemEconomical situation worsened: Alcohol or drug problemEconomical situation worsened: Alcohol or drug problemEconomical situation worsened: Alcohol or drug problemModule 7: Language and Family
23) Before you reached the age 15, was the household's financial situation significantly worsened because of ... alcohol problem/ alcoholism or drug problem of household member?2972151Yes2NoSysmissEconomical situation worsened: Loss of employmentEconomical situation worsened: Loss of employmentEconomical situation worsened: Loss of employmentEconomical situation worsened: Loss of employmentEconomical situation worsened: Loss of employmentModule 7: Language and Family
23) Before you reached the age 15, was the household's financial situation significantly worsened because of ... loss of employment for household member?2972151Yes2NoSysmissEconomical situation worsened: BankruptcyEconomical situation worsened: BankruptcyEconomical situation worsened: BankruptcyEconomical situation worsened: BankruptcyEconomical situation worsened: BankruptcyModule 7: Language and Family
23) Before you reached the age 15, was the household's financial situation significantly worsened because of ... bankruptcy or loss of family business?2972151Yes2NoSysmissEconomical situation worsened: Loss of cropsEconomical situation worsened: Loss of cropsEconomical situation worsened: Loss of cropsEconomical situation worsened: Loss of cropsEconomical situation worsened: Loss of cropsModule 7: Language and Family
23) Before you reached the age 15, was the household's financial situation significantly worsened because of ... loss of crops?2972151Yes2NoSysmissEconomical situation worsened: Natural catastropheEconomical situation worsened: Natural catastropheEconomical situation worsened: Natural catastropheEconomical situation worsened: Natural catastropheEconomical situation worsened: Natural catastropheModule 7: Language and Family
23) Before you reached the age 15, was the household's financial situation significantly worsened because of ... fire, drought, flood or other natural catastrophe?2972151Yes2NoSysmissEconomical situation worsened: Violence or theftEconomical situation worsened: Violence or theftEconomical situation worsened: Violence or theftEconomical situation worsened: Violence or theftEconomical situation worsened: Violence or theftModule 7: Language and Family
23) Before you reached the age 15, was the household's financial situation significantly worsened because of ... violence, theft?2972151Yes2NoSysmissEconomical situation worsened: Forced displacementEconomical situation worsened: Forced displacementEconomical situation worsened: Forced displacementEconomical situation worsened: Forced displacementEconomical situation worsened: Forced displacementModule 7: Language and Family
23) Before you reached the age 15, was the household's financial situation significantly worsened because of ... forced displacement?2972151Yes2NoSysmissEconomical situation worsened: OtherEconomical situation worsened: OtherEconomical situation worsened: OtherEconomical situation worsened: OtherEconomical situation worsened: OtherModule 7: Language and Family
23) Before you reached the age 15, was the household's financial situation significantly worsened because of ... social unrest/ insecurity?2972151Yes2NoSysmissHousehold situation made worse due to (other)Household situation made worse due to (other)Household situation made worse due to (other)Household situation made worse due to (other)Household situation made worse due to (other)Module 7: Language and Family
23) Before you reached the age 15, was the household's financial situation significantly worsened because of ... other?2972151Yes2NoSysmissOther specificationOther specificationOther specificationOther specificationOther specificationModule 7: Language and Family
23) Before you reached the age 15, was the household's financial situation significantly worsened because of ... other specify?39ARREST OF BROTHERBAD WORKING CONDITIONS IN FATHER'S WORKPBOTH PARENTS TRAVELLED TO NIGERIABROKEN HOMEBROTHER WAS ARRESTED BECAUSE OF THEFT INCHANGE OF MONEY DURING THE OLDEN DAYSCHILDREN WERE MANYCOURT CASEDEATH OF MOTHERFAMILY BUSINESS SLOWE DOWNFATHER MARRIED ANOTHER WIFEFATHER TRAVELLED AND LEFT THEM ALONEFATHER TRAVELLED FOR 5 YEARSFATHER'S RESPONSIBILITIES INCREASEDGRANDFATHER CAME ON PENSIONINCREASE IN HOUSEHOLD SIDEIRRESPONSIBILITY OF FATHERLACK OF EDUCATION FOR PARENTS.LACK OF JOBLARGER FAMILY SIZE SUBSEQUENTLYLOSS OF POULTRYLOW SALARY OF PARENTLOW WAGESLOW WAGES FROM BUSINESSMISMANAGEMENTMOTHER TRAVELLEDMY FATHER WAS IMPRISONEDPENSIONPENSION OF FATHERPOLYGAMOUS FATHERPOOR BUSINESS PERFORMANCEPOOR HARVEST OF PRODUCEPOOR JOB PERFORMANCERESPONSIBILITIES INCREASEDSERIOUS LAND ISSUES(DISPUTES)TOO LARGE FAMILYTRAVELLING (THE HEAD OF THE HOUSEHOLD)UNEMPLOYED MOTHERYES, BUT DOES NOT KNOWWHY, SHE WAS LITTLEver worked outside home for moneyEver worked outside home for moneyEver worked outside home for moneyEver worked outside home for moneyEver worked outside home for moneyModule 7: Language and Family
24) Before you reached the age of 15, did you ever work outside the home, for money or in-kind?If "NO", GOTO Module 82972151Yes2NoSysmissAge you first worked outside homeAge you first worked outside homeAge you first worked outside homeAge you first worked outside homeAge you first worked outside homeModule 7: Language and Family
25) At what age did you first work outside the home?5722415467891011121314SysmissWas there anyone other than the respondent present, including children, during tWas there anyone other than the respondent present, including children, during tWas there anyone other than the respondent present, including children, during tWas there anyone other than the respondent present, including children, during tWas there anyone other than the respondent present, including children, during tModule 8: Interviewer Impressions for Modules 2-7
1) Was there anyone other than the respondent present, including children, during the interview for Modules 2-7?If "NO, RESPONDENT WAS ALONE", GOTO Q32972151Yes2NoSysmissHow much time - the spouse of the respondent?How much time - the spouse of the respondent?How much time - the spouse of the respondent?How much time - the spouse of the respondent?How much time - the spouse of the respondent?Module 8: Interviewer Impressions for Modules 2-7
2) For how much of the time were these persons with the respondent during the interview times for Modules 2-7?
- The spouse of the respondent120817791For all or most of the time2Approximateely half of the time3About 1/4 of the time4For a small time5Not present/not applicableSysmissHow much time - a child or children 6 years or lessHow much time - a child or children 6 years or lessHow much time - a child or children 6 years or lessHow much time - a child or children 6 years or lessHow much time - a child or children 6 years or lessModule 8: Interviewer Impressions for Modules 2-7
2) For how much of the time were these persons with the respondent during the interview times for Modules 2-7?
- A child or children 6 years or less1208177912345SysmissA child or children 7 - 14 yearsA child or children 7 - 14 yearsA child or children 7 - 14 yearsA child or children 7 - 14 yearsA child or children 7 - 14 yearsModule 8: Interviewer Impressions for Modules 2-7
2) For how much of the time were these persons with the respondent during the interview times for Modules 2-7?
- A child or children 7-14 years120817791For all or most of the time2Approximateely half of the time3About 1/4 of the time4For a small time5Not present/not applicableSysmissHow much time - adult household membersHow much time - adult household membersHow much time - adult household membersHow much time - adult household membersHow much time - adult household membersModule 8: Interviewer Impressions for Modules 2-7
2) For how much of the time were these persons with the respondent during the interview times for Modules 2-7?
- Adult household members120817791For all or most of the time2Approximateely half of the time3About 1/4 of the time4For a small time5Not present/not applicableSysmissHow much time - adults from outside the householdHow much time - adults from outside the householdHow much time - adults from outside the householdHow much time - adults from outside the householdHow much time - adults from outside the householdModule 8: Interviewer Impressions for Modules 2-7
2) For how much of the time were these persons with the respondent during the interview times for Modules 2-7?
- Adults from outside the household120817791For all or most of the time2Approximateely half of the time3About 1/4 of the time4For a small time5Not present/not applicableSysmissWhat is your impression of how well the respondent understood the questions beinWhat is your impression of how well the respondent understood the questions beinWhat is your impression of how well the respondent understood the questions beinWhat is your impression of how well the respondent understood the questions beinWhat is your impression of how well the respondent understood the questions beinModule 8: Interviewer Impressions for Modules 2-7
3) What is your impression of how well the respondent understood the questions being asked?2972151Very well2Quite well3Not so well4Poorly5A lot of difficulty understandingSysmissWhat is your impression of how serious and candid the respondent was when answerWhat is your impression of how serious and candid the respondent was when answerWhat is your impression of how serious and candid the respondent was when answerWhat is your impression of how serious and candid the respondent was when answerWhat is your impression of how serious and candid the respondent was when answerModule 8: Interviewer Impressions for Modules 2-7
4) What is your impression of how serious and candid the respondent was when answering questions?2972151Very serious2Serious3Not very serious4Not serious at allSysmissWhat is your impression of how much distraction there was for the respondent wheWhat is your impression of how much distraction there was for the respondent wheWhat is your impression of how much distraction there was for the respondent wheWhat is your impression of how much distraction there was for the respondent wheWhat is your impression of how much distraction there was for the respondent wheModule 8: Interviewer Impressions for Modules 2-7
5) There can be many distractions during an interview: noise, children needing attention, people interrupting, phone calls, respondent feeling pressed for time, etc. What is your impression of how much distraction there was for the respondent when answering the questionnaire?2972151Very little or no distraction2Some distraction, not serious3Some distraction, bothering to the respondent4A great deal of distractionSysmissHow often did the respondent ask you for assistance, clarification or examples?How often did the respondent ask you for assistance, clarification or examples?How often did the respondent ask you for assistance, clarification or examples?How often did the respondent ask you for assistance, clarification or examples?How often did the respondent ask you for assistance, clarification or examples?Module 8: Interviewer Impressions for Modules 2-7
6) How often did the respondent ask you (the interviewer) for assistance, clarification or examples?2972151Very often - in many questions2Fairly often3Sometimes4RarelySysmissCommentsCommentsCommentsCommentsComments109922, MODULE 4, WORKED FOR THE DAYS3ACCEPTED SOMETHING OCCURED BEFORE AGE 15 THAT WORSENED THE FINANCIAL STATUS OF THE FAMILY SIGNIFICANTLY BUT REFUSED TO MENTIONAN ADULT HOUSEHOLD MEMBER KEPT TALKING AND TRIED BRINGING MUC H CONVERSATION WHILES WE WERE ON THE INTERVIEW.AT MODULE 6 PART A THE RESPONDENT DECIEVED ME OF UNDERSTANDING THE LANGUAGEAT THE BEGING THE RESPONDENT WAS NOT COOPERATING UNTIL LATER BECAUSE SHE WAS PREPARING FOOD FOR HISGUESTSBECAUSE OF THE LOW FINANCIAL POWER OF HER HUSBANDSHE HONESTLYCONFESSED SHE DOES NOT KNOWSHE MAKES OVER THE LAST 10 YEARS FROM BUSINESSBECAUSE RESPONDENT IS A REPAIRER, CUSTOMER OFTEN CAME TO ASK FOR THEIR ELECTRONIC HE HAS REPAIRED AND THIS DELAYED THE INTERVIEWCAFE ATTENDANT AND SCHOOLING AT THE SAME TIME. BUTHE HAD TO STOP THAT JOB AND CONCENTRATE ON HIS STUDIES WHEN HE WAS IN THE FINAL YEAR.CANNOT READ NOR WRITE AND THUS COULD NOT CONTINUEWITH GENERAL EXERCISE.CHILDREN DISTRACTING THE RESPONDENT AND THE SUN WAS ON USCOMPLAINED ALOT ABOUT NOT HAVING MONEY TO EXPAND HER BUSINESSCORPERATIVECOULD EXPRESS HIMSELF, SO HE WAS ABLE TO ANSWER ALL THE MODULE WELLCOULD NOT SPEAK ENGLISH SO SHE REFUSED TO DO THE PERSONALITY AND PREFERENCECURRENTLY NOT WORKING BECAUSE OF CHILD BIRTH.DID A POST GRADUATE DIPLOMA (BUSINESS ADMINISTRTION) RESPONSE FROM EMPLOYERS HE NOW WANTS TO START HIS OWN BUSINESS ALTHOUGH STILL LOOKING FOR WORK.DID ALL THE MODULES FOR M MODULE ONE TO SEVEN INCLUDING SIX ADID ALL THE MODULES INCLUDING MODULE SIX ADOES NOT KNOW HEIGHT AND WEIGHT WAS STAYING WITH ANON-RELATIVE WHEN SHE WAS 12 YEARS OLDDOES NOT READ OR WRITE IN ENGLISHDOES NOT READ OR WRITE IN ENGLISH SO SHE REFUSED TO START THE GENERAL BOOKLET.DOES NOT READ OR WRITE IN ENGLISH SO THE INTERVIEWENDED.DOES NOT REMEMBER THE AGE HE STARTED GRADE ONE. RESPONDENT DOES NOT KNOW WEIGHT AND HEIGHTDOES NOT REMEMBER THE AGE SHE STARTED CLASS ONE RESPONDENT COULD NOT CONTINUE HER EDUCATION DYE TO THE DEATH OF HER CARETAKER (MOTHER)DOES NOT REMEMBER THE AGE SHE STARTED EDUCATION ONE AN D THE AGE SHE LEFT FORMAL EDUCATION. DOES NOTKNOW HEIGHT AND WEIGHT ABOUT THE AGE SHE LEFT FROMAL EDUCATION, SHE KNOWS SHE WAS AROUND IS YEAR BUT CANNOT REMEMBER THE EXACT AGE.DURING THE APPRENTICESHIP HE WAS BEEN SAID AND THEN WAS EMPLOYED AFTER THE APPRETICESHIP RESPONDENTSAID COMFORT NYARKO CANNOT SPEAK ENGLISH WELL.DURING THE INTERVIEW THE LIGHT WENT OFF SO THIS INTERRUPTED THE INTERVIEW.EMPLOYMENT PART C, PAGE 29 Q9 AND PAGE 32, Q26, RESPONDENT DOES NOT KNOW HOW MUCH HE MIGHT GAIN DEPENDS ON HIS CUSTOMERS AND WHETHER HE MAKES ENOUGH COLLECTIONS OF THE OLD CURRENCY. PAGE 46, PREFERENCES Q6, INDIVIDUAL SAYS WILL NEVER WAIT A YEAEMPLOYMENT PART C, Q35 AND Q36, THE AMOUNT OF MONEY IS MADE AFTER THE HARVEST SEASON, THATS 8 MONTHSEMPLOYMENTS: WORKS WHEN SHE VACATES FROM SCHOOLEVEN THOUGH SHE WAS FRYING HER CHIPS, WE COMPLETEDTHE MODULE 2-7. MODULE 7 Q6 WAS NOT ANSWERED BECUASE SHE SAID SHE ONLY PREFERED GH¢1000 NOW.EVEN THOUGH WE HAVE TO BREAK TO ENABLE HER ATTENDENGAGEMENT MARRIAGE THE MODULE 2-7 WAS SUCCESSFULLY COMPLETEDEVENTHOUGH, THE RESPONDENT WAS WORKING THAT IS TAKING CARE OF HER STORE, SHE MADE ADEQUATE TIME TO RESPOND TO QUESTIONS ASKED.FELT UNCOMFROTABLE THROUGHOUT THE PERIOD OF THE INTERVIEW BECAUSE HE HAS PLANSONGOING TO TRAVEL OUTOF THE COUNTRYFOR MODULE 4 PART C QUESTION 9 AND 26, 27 RESPONDENT DID NOT WANT TO DISCLOSE HOW MUCH HE EARNEDFOR MODULE 6, RESPONDENT SAID I COULD ANSWER QUESTIONS IN ENGLISH BUT WAS NOT ABLE TO RESPOND TO ANYOF THE QUESTIONSFROM THE RESPONDENT, SHE CANT READ TO UNDERSTAND THE WORDS ON CARD 5 SO SHE ASKED ME TO SKIP BUT SHEASKED A LOT OF QUESTIONS TRYING TO GET THE UNDERTSTANDING OF THE WORDS ON CARD 5HAD ENOUGH TIME FOR ME.HAD HOME-SCHOOL FOR SOMETIME SO STARTED FROM 5THGRADEHAD TO WAIT FOR RESPONDENT FOR A LONG TIMEHAS NEVER BEEN TO SCHOOL AND THUS COULD NOT READ ANY WORD IN THE GENERAL BOOKLET.HAS NOT BEEN WELL FOR SOMETIME NOW AND ALSO OPINEDTHAT HE WAS WELL ENLIGHTENED WHIKES STILL A TEENAGER. FAIRLY READSHE HAD THE TRUCK THROUGH A WORK AND PAY JOB STARTED DRIVING THE TRUCK 10 YEARS AGO BUT LATER HAD A JOB SO HE GAVE THE TRUCK OUT. BUT STOPPED THE WAGEJOB IN SEPTEMBER AND STARTED DRIVING THE TRUCK INJANUARY, THIS YEAR.HE WAS VERY COOPERATIVE AND WILLING TO BE PART OFTHE SURVEYHIS GRANDMOTHER AND ANUTY WERE INSISTING I INTERVIEW HIS SENIOR BROTHER WHO IS KNOWLEGABLE THAN MY RESPONDENT BUT I REFUSED.HOUSEHOLD HEAD WAS PRESENT OUT OF CURIOUSITY AS AMUSLIM FAMILY HE EXPECTS RESPONDENTS TO SUBMIT TODECISION.I GOT TO THE RESPONDENT HOUSE AT EXACTLY 5:30AM; AND I WAS REALLY APPRECIATIVE OF HOW THE RESPONDENTRECEIVED ME WITH OPEN ARMS.I INTERVIWED HER WHEN SHE WAS ON HER FOOD BUSINESSON STEPSS CAMPUS, SO SHE HAD TO ATTEND TO HER CUSTOMERS SEVERAL TIMES.IN MODULE 6B THE RESPONDENT DECEIVED ME OF UNDERSTANDING ENGLISH BUT I REALISED SHE DOESN'T UNDERSTAND ITIN MODULE 7: FAMILY AND LANGUAGE Q 16 - RESPONDENTCOULD NOT TELL THE HIGHEST EDUCATION LEVEL OF THEFATHERIN THE MODULE 6 PART A,IREALIZED THE RESPONDENT WAS JUST CHOOSING ANSWERES ANYHOW BECAUSE HE DID NOTUNDERSTAND THE QUESTIONSINDIVIDUAL CAN NOT READ AND WRITE THE LANGUAGE OFTHE GENERAL BOOKLET SO DID NOT BEGIN.INDIVIDUAL COULD NOT IDENTIFY ANY ITEM. IN THE GENERAL BOOKLET.INDIVIDUAL DID ALL THE MODULES OF THE QUESTIONAIREINDIVIDUAL DOES NOT KNOW HIS REAL AGE, NOW USES THE AGE 24 YEARS FOR HIS DOCUMENTS.INDIVIDUAL DOES NOT READ OR WRITE IN ENGLISHINDIVIDUAL FAILED TO PASS TO THE EXERCISE BOOKLET.INDIVIDUAL SHOWED A LOT OF INTERESTINDIVIDUAL STOPPED BECAUSE HE FELT THEY WERE TOO DIFFICULT FOR HIM.INDIVIDUAL WAS IN A HURRY TO COMPLETE THE INTERVIEW AND LEAVE FOR CHURCH BUT WAS NOT WILLING TO POSTPONE THE INTERVIEW TILL AFTER CHURCH SO INTERVIEWCONDUCTED IN A HURRIED MANNERINDIVIDUAL WAS NOT SOO COPERATIVE FOR THE FIRST 30MINUTES BUT OPONG EXPLAINING SHE COPERATED VERY WELL.BUT ASKED FOR PAYMENT FOR ANSWERING QUESTIONAIRE.INDIVIDUAL WAS VERY WILLINGINDIVIUAL DID ALL THE DOKULES OF THE QUESTIONAIREINERVIEW WAS SMOOTHINSISTED ON TAKING GHC1000 NOW IRRESPECTIVE OF THEMONEY SHE WILL RECEIVE A YEAR TODAY DUE TO HER UNEMPLOYMENT STATUSINTERVIERW WAS SMOOTHINTERVIEW ENDED HERE FROM MODULE 2-7 WELLINTERVIEW FOR INDIVIDUAL MODULES WERE SUCCESSFULLINTERVIEW HAD TO RE DONE WHILE STANDINGINTERVIEW WA SMOOTHINTERVIEW WAS A SUCCESSINTERVIEW WAS A SUCCESS.INTERVIEW WAS CONDUCTED AT RESPONDENT'S STORE PROVISION STOREINTERVIEW WAS CONDUCTED AT THE WORKPLACE OF THE INDIVIDUALINTERVIEW WAS CONDUCTED IN RESPONDENTS' WORKSHOPINTERVIEW WAS CONDUCTED IN THE COMPOUND OF THE HOUSE THE RESPONDENT THERE WAS LOTS OF MOVEMENTS OF NEIGHBOURS TO AND FOR.INTERVIEW WAS CONDUCTED WHILES RESPONDENT WAS PREPARING FOOD FOR SALE IN THE CHOP BAR.INTERVIEW WAS DONE AT A HAIR SALOON WHERE THE HAIRDRESSER WAS AROUNDINTERVIEW WAS DONE IN RESPONDENT WORK PLACE, SO THERE WAS DISTRACTION DURING INTERVIEW.INTERVIEW WAS DONE IN THE HOSPITALINTERVIEW WAS DONE IN THE WORKPLACE OF RESPONDENTINTERVIEW WAS DONE WHILES RESPONDENT WAS PREPRAINGMEAL FOR SALEINTERVIEW WAS SMOOTHINTERVIEW WAS SMOOTH HUSBAND OF RESPONDNET IS RECEIVING HIS PENSION BENEFITS FROM U.S.A BECUASE HE WAS WORKING OVBER THERE BEFORE GOING ON PENSIONINTERVIEW WAS SMOOTH RESPONDENT IS ON STUDY LEAVEFOR 4 YEARS.INTERVIEW WAS SMOOTH RESPONDENT IS TEMPORARILY ABSENT FORM HER BUSINESS. SINCE DECEMBER, 2012 BECUASE MAIZE IS DIFFICULT TO COME BYINTERVIEW WAS SUCCESSFULINTERVIEW WAS SUCCESSFUL AT THE SECOND VISITINTERVIEW WAS SUCCESSFUL BECUASE RESPONDENT CO-OPERATED.INTERVIEW WAS SUCCESSFUL BUT RESPONDENT FELT THE PRESENCE OF A FRIEND WAS OKAY FOR HER SO SHE INSISTED I CONTINUE THE INTERVIEW WHEN A FRIEND CAME AROUNDINTERVIEW WAS SUCCESSFUL EXCEPT THAT OCCASSIONALLY, THE RESPONDENT'S SON WAS DISTURBING THE DAD, SEEKING FOR SOME ATTENTION.INTERVIEW WAS SUCCESSFUL THROUGH THE INDIVIDUAL MODULE(2-7)BUT ALMOST EVERY RESPONDENT COMPLAINS OFWHAT HE/SHE STANDS TO GET PERSONALLY FROM RESPONDING THE QUESTIONSINTERVIEW WAS SUCCESSFUL THROUGHOUT THE INDIVIDUALMODULES 2-7INTERVIEW WAS SUCCESSFUL,BUT RESPONDENT COULD NOTUNDERSTAND THE UNDERSTAND THE MEANING OF THE SCALEON CARD#5,SO HE ASKED ME TO SKIP BECAUSE HE WAS SUFFERING TO ANSWER THE QUESTIONS AFTER HE TRIRD THE FIRST QUESTION IN MODULE 6 PART "A".INTERVIEW WAS SUCCESSFUL.INTERVIEW WAS SUCCESSFULLINTERVIEW WAS SUCCESSFULLY CONDUCTEDINTERVIEW WAS SUCCESSFULLY CONDUCTED.INTERVIEW WAS SUCCSSEFULINTERVIEW WAS VERY INTERESTING.INTERVIEW WAS VERY SUCCESSFULINTERVIEW WAS VERY SUCCESSFUL THROIGH THE INDIVIDUAL MODULES(2-7)INTERVIEW WENT SMOOTHLYINTERVIEW WENT VERY WELLINTERVIEW WENT WELLINTERWIVEW AWAS SMOOTHINTRVIEW WAS SUCCESSFULIS HAIR DRESSING BUT SHE HAS BEEN OUT OF IT SINCESHE GAVE BIRTH. SHE WILL GO BACK TO THE WORK IF THE CHILD BECOMES MATRUE/OLD ENOUGH MEAN WHILE SHE ALSO SELL TALK TIME CREDITS THAT SHE IS CURRENTLY DOING IT.IT WAS A SMOOTH INTERVIEW AND RESPONDENT WAS COPERATIVEIT WAS A SMOOTH INTERVIEW SHE WAS HIGHLY CO-OPERATIVEIT WAS DIFFICULT FOR THE RESPONDENT TO CHOOSE FROMTHE SCALEIT WAS RAINING DURING THE INTERVIEW. NOISE FORM ROOFING SHEETS DISTRACTED THE INTERVIEW.IT WAS RAINING MAKING THE RESPONDENT A LITTLE UNCOMFORTABLEIT WAS SUCCESSFULIT WAS VERY DIFFICULT FOR RESPONDENT TO UNDERSTANDMODULE 6, PART B Q6.IT WAS VERY DIFFICULT GETTING THE RESPONDENT THEREWAS NO LIGHT TO USE ONLY THE TOUCHLIGHT MAKING THE INTERVIEW VERY DIFFICULT DURING THE NIGHTM3 QUE 2, AND3, RESPONDENT DID NOT KNOW HER HIGH AND WEIGHT M6, QUE 1A RESPONDENT COULD NOT READ ORWRITE ENGLISH BUT WAS ABLE TO ANSWER QUESTIONS INENGLISH M7, QUE 21 RESPOND LIVED WITH HER AUNT ONLY AT THE AGE OF 12.M4C QUE 9, QUE 26 I THINK RESPONDENT LEFT OUT SOMEDETAILS BECAUSE SHE DID NOT WANT ME TO KNOW HOW MUCH SHE EARNS OR HOW SHE EARNS FROM THAT BUSINESS(HAIRDRESSING) SHE ANGRILY SAID THAT THE GOVERNMENT DOES NOT GIVE HER MONEY SO SHE CAN NOT TELLM4C QUE22. SHE SELLS THE BANKU IN A SCHOOL WHEN THE SCHOOL REOPENS AND STOPS WHEN THE SCHOOL VALATESMOD 2-7 WAS SUCESSFULLY COMMPLETED BY THE RESPONDENTMODILE 4 QUE 22, RESPONDENT WORKED FOR ONLY 1 WEEKFOR AN OCCASIONAL JOB AND NEVER GOT PAID. HE STOPBECAUSE THE PLACE WAS NOT IN GOOD CONDITION FOR WORKING AND WAS AFFECTING HIS HEALTHMODILE 7, Q17 AND Q18, THE FATHER HAD NUMEROUS CONCUBINES/MISTRESSES ALSO GOT MARRIED TO OTHER WOMENMODULE 1, Q5, THE LAND DOES NOT BELONG TO HIM BUTHE OWNS THE STRUCTUREMODULE 2 Q7, RESPONDENT DOES NOT REMEMBER THE AGEMODULE 3 Q3, DOES NOT KNOW THE WEIGHT MODULE4, Q9,REFUSED TO COMMENT. MODULE 4, Q21, REFUSED TO COMMENT MODULE 4 Q33, NO COMMENTSMODULE 2, DOES NOT KNOW HEIGHT. SHE NEEDS A SHOP IN WHICH TO SELL HER GOODS (LACK OF MONEY)MODULE 2, Q7, RESPONDENT CANNOT REMEMBER THE AGE SHE STARTED GRADE. AFTER HER APPRENTICESHIP FOR FOUR YEARS, SHE DID A SANDWICH PROGRAME (FASHION) ATTHE POLYTECHNIC FOR EIGHT MONTHS.MODULE 2, Q7, RESPONDENT DOES NOT REMEMBER THE AGESHE STARTED GRANDE 1, ALTHOUGH SHE IS NOT PAID INKIND SHE RECEIVES RISK ALLOWANCE EVERY MONTH (GH161.00) OTHER FATHER MARRIED TWO USESMODULE 2, QUE 28 RESPONDENT WORKED FOR HER BOSS AFTER HER APPRENTICESHIPMODULE 2, QUESTION (8A) RESPONDENT COMPLETED FORMTWO(2) BUT DID NOT COMPLETE FORM THREE THUS STOP AFTER FORM TWO. MODULE 2, QUE 223 SCHOOL UNSAFE BECAUSE THERE ARE A LOT OF WITCHES IN THE SCHOOLMODULE 2-7 WAS COMPLETEDMODULE 2-7 WAS COMPLETED BUT SOME PEOPLE INTERRUPTED, HE COULDNT DO MODULE 6AMODULE 2-7 WAS COMPLETED EXCEPT MODULE 6AMODULE 2-7 WAS SUCCESFULLY COMPLETED, HE DIDNOT ANSWER Q6 OF MODULE 6 BECAUSE HE SAID HE DOESNT KNOWWHAT WILL HAPPEN IN THE FUTUREMODULE 2-7 WAS SUCCESSFULLY COMPLETEDMODULE 2-7 WAS SUCCESSFULLY COMPLETED AND ALSO SHESIAD SHE DOESN'T KNOW WHEN SHE WILL DIE SO Q6 OFPART MODULE 6 PART B SHE SAID SHE WILL PREFARE THE¢1000 THAN WAITING FOR A YEARMODULE 21-7 WAS COMPLETEDMODULE 2: EDUCATION PAGE 11 Q7: RESPONDENT STARTEDFIRST GRADE AT AGE 15 YEARS BECAUSE PARENTS DID NOT LET HIM GO TO SCHOOL BUT TO HELP IN THE FARMING.MODULE 3, DOES NOT KNOW WEIGHT AND HEIGHT. SHE HASOPERATED UPON IN OCTOBER 2012 AND SINCE THEM HASNOT DONE ANY WORK (DOCTOR'S ADVICE)MODULE 3, Q2 AND Q3, RESPONDENT DID NOT KNOW BOTHHER HEIGHT AND WEIGHT. MODULE 4, RESPONDENT GOT PREGNANT SO SHE STOPPED WORK AND PLAN TO SET UP HEROWN TRADING AFTER GIVING BIRTHMODULE 3, Q3, SHE DOESV NOT KNOW HER WEIGHT. MODULE 7, PAGE 49, HER OTHER SIBLINGS ARE CURRENTLY NOT IN THE HOUSE. THEY LIVE ELSEWHERE.MODULE 3, QUE 2, RESPONDENT DID NOT KNOW HIS HEIGHTMODULE 3, RESPONDENT DOES NOT KNOW HER HEIGHTMODULE 3, RESPONDENT DOES NOT KNOW HER HEIGHT ANDWEIGHT. THE SCHOOL SHE IS CURRENTLY WORKING IS OWNED BY A MOTHER AND A SONMODULE 3, RESPONDENT DOES NOT KNOW HER HEIGHT CURRENTLY COOKS AND SELLS THE FOOD WITH HER MOTHER BUTEACH ONE OF HER OWN ACCOUNT (SEPERATE FOODS AND ACCOUNTS)MODULE 3, RESPONDENT DOES NOT KNOW HIS HEIGHT MODULE 4, Q 24 AND 25, RESPONDENT REFUSED TO COMMENTRESPONDENT IS A SHAREHOLDER IN THE COMPANY (CHAMPIONS OIL)MODULE 4, PAGE 31, Q20, RESPONDENT CANNOT TELL THEACTUAL NUMBER OF WORKER IN THE FIRM BECAUSE THEYWORK IN SHIRT. Q 19A, HE DOES NOT KNOW THE EXACT ADDRESS OF WHERE HE WORKSMODULE 4, PART C, 024 SHE IS CURRENTLY NOT ON GOVERNMENT PAYROLMODULE 4, Q20, THE NUMBER OF WORKERS DEPENDS UPONTHE TYPE OF CONTRACY GIVEN TO THE RESPONDENT BUT HE ACTUALLY HAS ONE WORKER.MODULE 4: EMPLOYMENT PART C PAGE 32 Q24: RESPONDENT DOES NOT WANT TO GIVE THE NET PAYMENT FOR THE LAST PAY PERIOD.MODULE 4: PART C PAGE 32 Q26 AND 27 - RESPONDENT REFUSED TO MENTION THE AMOUNT OF MONEY GET FROM THEBUSINESS AS WELL AS THE WORK PERIOD.MODULE 4:EMPLOYMENT PART C PAGE 32 Q24: RESPONDENTDOESN'T WANT TO DISCLOSE NET PAYMENT FOR THE LASTPAY PERIOD.MODULE 5: 027, DOES NOT HAVE A PHONE BUT USES OTHER PEOPLE'S PHONES. MODULE 3, DOES NOT KNOW WEIGHTAND WEIGHTMODULE 6, PART B, QUESTION 6, RESPONDENT REFUSED TO GIVE ANY AMOUNT BECAUSE SHE IS NOT SURE SHE WOULD STILL BE ALIVE BY THEN. WE SPENT MORE THAN 15 MINUTES ON THE QUESTION AND HER RESPONSE WAS SAMEMODULE2-7 WAS COMPLETEDMODULE2: RESPONDENT DOES NOT REMEMBER THE AGE SHELEFT FORMAL EDUCATION. MODULE3: SHE DOES NOT HER WEIGHT AND HEIGHT SHE HAS BEEN HAVING SEVERE PAINSIN HER SHOULDER FOR THREE MONTHS NOW SO SHE'S UNABLE TO WORK.MODULE3, QUE2, RESPONDENT DID NOT KNOW HER HEIGHTMODULE3, RESPONDENT DOES NOT KNOW HIS HEIGHT AND WEIGHT. BUT THEY ARE USUALLY TAKEN TO OFFICES TO WORK. HE IS CURRENTLY AT CAL BANK, HEAD OFFICE. INDEPENDNCE GARDENSMODULE4, Q19A DOES NOT KNOW THE ADDRESS OF THE COMPANY. HE ALSO WORKS FOR AN INDIVIDUAL IN THAT COMPANY. THE INDIVIDUAL EMPLOYS HIM WHEN THE COMPANY GIVES HIM A CONTACT TO DO THEREFORE, HE IS PAID BYTHE THE INDIVIDUAL (A FRIEND) WHEN THE COMPANMODULE7, Q:21 SHE STAYED WITH TWO AUNTIES OF HERSAND THAT WAS THE PEOPLE SHE STAYED WITH AT THE AGEOF 12.MODULES 2-7 WAS SUCCESSFULLY COMPLETEDMODULES 2-7 WHERE COMPLETEDMONEY GENERATED BY THE BUSINESS IS RE-INVESTED INTO THE BUSINESS, SO RESPONDENT AND SISTER DOES NOTPAY EACH OTHER FOR NOW. RESPONDENT SISTER LIVES INA DIFFERENT HOUSEHOLD.MOST QUESTION HAD TO BE TRANSLATED INTO KOTOKOLI FOR THE RESPONDENT BY A COLLEAGUE AT HIS WORK PLACEMOULDING OF TRUNKS IS A WAY STUDENT TRUNKS ARE MANUFACTURED BUT INSTEAD OF WELDING, THE EDGES ARE BENT IN ORDER TO SEAL THEM.MY SUPERVISOR WAS AROUND TO OBSERVE THE INTERVIEW,NO CHAIR TO SIT ONNO CHAIR TO SIT ON FOR THE RESPONDENTNO COMMENTNO COMMENTSNO TABLE TO WRITE ONNONEOPTED NOT TO CONTINUE WITH THE MODULE 6 PART A BECAUSE OF HIS LEVEL OF UNDERSTANDING. DID NOT UNDERSTAND THE DIRECTIONSPAGE 32, Q26, DOES NOT KEEP ANY ACCOUNT OF HER INCOMEPAGE 47 Q6 WOULD NOT ACCEPT ANY AMOUNTPAGE 47 Q6, NO AMOUNT WOULD BE PREFERREDPAGE 47, Q6 WON'T ANY AMOUNT, IN A YEAR'SIMEPAGE 47, Q6, WILL NEVER TAKE ANY AMOUNT AT ALLPAGE 49 RESPONDENT SAYS HER FATHER MARRIED MORE WOMEN AND GAVE BIRTH TO ALOT OF CILDREN.PART OF MODULE 6 MISSINGPARTNER OF THE RESPONDENT WAS PROVING DIFFICULT IEHE QUESTIOND WHY WE WERE DOING THE INTERVIEWS ONA HOLIDAY.PEACE AMUZU BIRTH AT THE AGE OF 14 YEARS.Q1, MODULE 2, THE RESPONDENT WAS GIVING FUNNY ANSWERS. SHE DOES KNOW HER HEIGHT. FOR SOME OF THE QUESTION ASKED IT TOOK A LOT OF PERSUATION BEFORE SHEANSWEREDQ32, MODULE 5B, WANTED TO BE A CAFE ATTENDANT BUTWAS NOT ACCEPTED DUE TO LACK OF COMPUTER SKILLS RESPONDENT IS CURRENTLY A STUDENTREFUSED TO CONTINUE WITH THE GENERAL EXERCISEREFUSED TO MENTION ANY AMOUNT OF MONEY UPON SEVERAL EXPLANATIONS AND PROBING. MODULE 6 PART B Q6REFUSED TO RESPOND PROPERLY TO SOME QUESTION BECAUSE HE SAID IS PERSONALRESPONDANT COPERATEDRESPONDANT COPERATED THROUGOUT THE INTERVIEWRESPONDED VERY WELLRESPONDENT AID NOT ATTEMPT THE GENERAL BOOKLET BECAUSE SHE SAYS SHE CANNOT READ WHAT IS IN BOOKLET.RESPONDENT ANSWERED ALL QUESTIONS THAT WAS ASKED WITHOUT ANY HESITATION.RESPONDENT ANSWERED ALL QUESTIONS TO THE BEST OF HER KNOWLEDGE.RESPONDENT ANSWERED QUESTIONS ASIED TO THE OF HISKNOWLDGE AND ABILITYRESPONDENT ANSWERED QUESTIONS SATISFACTORILY.RESPONDENT ANSWERED THE QUESTIONS ASKED VERY WELLRESPONDENT ANSWERED THE QUESTIONS VERY WELL BUT SHE HAD SOME LITTLE DISTRACTION FROM HER CUSTOMERS WHO WERE BUYING SACHET WATERRESPONDENT ANSWERED TO THE BEST OF HER KNOWLEDGE.RESPONDENT ASKED THE QUESTIONS BEING ASKED WELLRESPONDENT ATTEMPED ALL QUESTION IN THE GENERAL BOOKLET BUT FAILED TO PASS TO PROCEED TO EXERCISE BOOKLET.RESPONDENT ATTENDED HER UNIVERSITY WHILE STILL WORKINGRESPONDENT ATTENDED KINDERGARTEN AT THE AGE OF 9 BYEARS BUT COULD NOT COMPLETE IT. RESPONDENT WAS LEARNING AN APPRENTICESHIP IN HAIRDRESSING BUT COULDNOT COMPLETE DUE TO FINANCIAL CONSTRAINTS.RESPONDENT BARELY OPENS THE MOUTH SO HAS TO TALK FOR LONG BEFORE SHE TALKSRESPONDENT BEEN SICK FOR TWO WEEK'S AND HAD JUST WAKING UP FROM BEDRESPONDENT CAN NOT READ OR WRITE IN ENGLISH OR ANYOTHER LANGUAGE. RESPONDENT DID NOT KNOW BOTH HISHEIGHT AND WEIGHTRESPONDENT CANNOT READ AND WRITERESPONDENT CANNOT READ OR WRITE IN ENGLISHRESPONDENT CANNOT READ OR WRITE IN ENGLISH SO DIDNOT PROCEED TO THE READING EXERCISERESPONDENT CANNOT REMEMBER THE AGE HE LEFT SCHOOL.HE DOES NOT KNOW HIS HEIGHT AND WEIGHT TOO. HIS SON HAD TO ASSIST IN ANSWERING SOME OF THE QUESTIONS (DYE TO THE RESPONDENT'S ILLNESS)RESPONDENT COMPLAINED ABOUT HAVING AN EYE PROBLEMWHEN DOING THE GENERAL BOOKLET SO DID NOT DO THE SECTION BRESPONDENT COMPLAINED OF BEING WEAK BECAUSE OF SICKNESS. SHE COULDN'T CONTINUE WITH THE EXERCISE MODULE 9RESPONDENT COMPLAINED OF MANY QUESTIONS ASKEDRESPONDENT COOPERATED THROUGHOUT THE INTERVIEWRESPONDENT COOPERATED THROUGHOUT THE INTERVIEW THOUGH HE HAD TO GO FOR A GROUP DISCUSSION IN PREPARATION FOR HIS END OF TRIMESTER EXAMS.RESPONDENT COOPERATIVE DURING INTERVIEW.RESPONDENT COPERATEDRESPONDENT COPERATED BUT ASK I GIVE HIM MONEY FORTHE TIME.RESPONDENT COPERATED THROUGHOUT THE INTERVIEW BUTCOMPLAINED OF BEING TIRED AND WAS NOT HAPPY NOTHING IS GIVEN AFTER THE INTERVIEW.RESPONDENT COULD NO CONTINUE WITH THE GENERAL BOOKLET AFTER THE PRINT VOCABULARYRESPONDENT COULD NOT ANSWER MODULE 6 PART A BECAUSE HE CAN'T READ AND UNDERSTAND THE LANGUAGES BEINGUSED ON THE CARD WELLRESPONDENT COULD NOT ANSWER MOUDLE SIX PART A BECAUSE SHE CANNOT UNDERSTAND THE WORDS ON CARD FIVE AND EVEN THE SENTENCES.RESPONDENT COULD NOT ANSWER THE QUESTION IMMEDIATELY IT IS ASKED UNLESS A SCENARIO IS BROUGHT UPRESPONDENT COULD NOT ANSWER THE REST OF THE QUESTIONS IN GENERAL BOOKLET.RESPONDENT COULD NOT ATTEND SCHOOL BUT USUSALLY HELPED HER MOM AND DAD IN HOUSE CHORES.RESPONDENT COULD NOT COMPLETED POLYTENIC BECAUSE HE FAILED TO PASS THE REQUISITE EXAMS IN HIS FINALYEAR AND LOST BOTH PARENTS SO HE COULD NOT FINANCEHIS EDUCATION SO HE DROPPED.RESPONDENT COULD NOT EITHER ENGLISH OR AKAN SO INTERPRETER WAS TO TRANSLATE THE ENGLISH TO HAUSARESPONDENT COULD NOT GIVE EXACT PERIOD(DAYS, MONTH,YEARS)BUT WILL RATHER GIVE SITUATIONS THAT HAPPENED EG.A BROTHER DYINGRESPONDENT COULD NOT IDENTIFY ANY ITEM IN THE GENERAL BOOKLETRESPONDENT COULD NOT READ IN THE GENERAL BOOKLET LANGUAGE AND THEREFORE DID NOT TAKE EXERCISE.RESPONDENT COULD NOT READ OR WRITE AND DID NOT UNDERSTAND ENGLISH SHE ALSO SELLS FISH WITH MOTHER BUT HAVE NOT GONE TO SELL FOR SOME MONTHS NOW SINCETHEY DO NOT GET FISH TO SMOKE THESE DAYS.RESPONDENT COULD NOT READ THE RESPONSES ON CARD 5AND FOR THAT REASON HE ASKED ME TO SKIPRESPONDENT COULD NOT READ THE WORDS ON CARD 5 TO UNDERSTAND IN ORDER TO ANSWER MODULE 6 PART A.SHE COULDN'T EVEN REMEMBER WHEN SHE COMPLETED HER HIGHEST LEVEL AND HER GRADE ONE AGERESPONDENT COULD NOT READ TO UINDERSTAND THE WORDSON CRADFIVE SO WE HAD TO SKIP MODULE 6A.BUT AFTERALL THE INTERVIEW WS SUCCESSFULRESPONDENT COULD NOT READ TO UNDERSTAND THE WORD ON CARD FIVE AND EVEN SAID SHE CAN'T ANSWER QUESTION ASKED ON ONLY ENGLISHRESPONDENT COULD NOT REMEMBER THE AGE AT WHICH SHESTARTED GRADE ONE(1) AND THE AGE AT WHICH SHE LEFT FORMAL EDUCATION. RESPONDENT HAS NO KNOWLEDGE ABOUT THE EDUCATION OF THE PARENTS.RESPONDENT COULDN'T GIVE THE ADDRESS OR LOCATION OF HIS EMPLOYER HE IS A TAXI DRIVER WHO DOESNT HAVEA STATION BUT HAWKS AROUND FOR PASSENGERS. HIS EMPOLOYERS HOUSE DOES NOT HAVE ANY NOTABLE LANDMARKSRESPONDENT COULDN'T READ AND WRITE IN ENGLISH SO THE INTERVIEW ENDEDRESPONDENT COULDN'T REMEMBER THE AGE AT WHICH INDIVIDUAL STARTED FIRST GRADE AS WELL AS THE AGE AT WHICH INDIVIDUAL STOP SCHOOLING.RESPONDENT COULDN'T TELL HIS HEIGHT AND WEIGHT. HEHAS NEVER WORKED OR APPLIED FOR A JOB SNICE HE ISA STUDENTRESPONDENT COULDN'T UNDERSTAND TWI PROPERLY SO THERE WAS A TRANSLATOR TO TRANSLATE THE QUESTIONS TOHAUSA.RESPONDENT COULDNOT SPEAK OR READ ENGLISH SO HE DID NOT DO THE MODULE 6 PART A AS WELL AS THE GENERAL BOOKLET.RESPONDENT DID NOT COMPLETE HIS MLSC BECAUSE HAD TO WORK AFTER WHICH HE TRAVELLED TO NIGERIA, HE CAME BACK TO WORK AS A SECURITY OFFICER BEING RECRUITED BY A PRIVATE SECURITY COMPANY CALLED ALL CITY SECURITY COMPANY HE HAS BEEN ASSIGNED TO GUARRESPONDENT DID NOT COMPLETED HIS APPRENTICESHIP ASA CARPENTER BUT HE IS WORKING AS A CARPENTERRESPONDENT DID NOT DISCLOSE INCOME EARNED IN LASTWORK PERIOD.RESPONDENT DID NOT DISCLOSE PROFI FROM HER BUSINESSRESPONDENT DID NOT GIVE ANY FIGURE/AMOUNT TO QUESTION 6 MODULE 6 BRESPONDENT DID NOT GO TO GRADE 1 BECAUSE HE WAS PROMOTED RIGHT FROM KINDERGATEN TO GRADE 2 (HE WAS 8YRS THEN)RESPONDENT DID NOT HAVE A GAP IN HIS STUDIES BUT DID NOT COMPLETE PRIMARY AT THE EXPECTED AGE BECAUSE EACH TIME HE CHANGED HIS SCHOOL HE WAS REPEATEDIN THE SAME CLASS.RESPONDENT DID NOT KNOW BOTH HER HEIGH AND WEIGHTRESPONDENT DID NOT KNOW BOTH HER HEIGHT AND WEIGHTRESPONDENT DID NOT KNOW BOTH HER HEIGHT AND WEIGHT.RESPONDENT DID NOT KNOW BOTH HER HEIGHT AND WEIGHT. RESPONDENT STARTED SELLING (TRADING) WHILES IN SCHOOLRESPONDENT DID NOT KNOW BOTH HER HEIGHT AND WEIGHTRESPONDENT STOPPED WORKING AFTER GIVING BIRTH TOHER FIRST CHILD BECAUSE OF HEALTH ISSUES AND SHE SAID THERE NO WORK. SHE CAN DO NOW WITH HER EDUCATION AND EXPERIENCE APART FROM SEAMSTRESSRESPONDENT DID NOT KNOW BOTH HIS HEIGHT AND WEIGHTRESPONDENT DID NOT KNOW BOTH HIS HEIGHT AND WEIGHTRESPONDENT CANNOT READ OR WRITE IN ENGLISH OR ANYOTHER LANGUAGE BUT WITH RESPECT TO THE EXPIRING DATES OF PRODUCTS SHE LOOKS AT THE DATES. MOST OF THE WRITINGS AT WORK IS DONE BY HER SON BECAUSERESPONDENT DID NOT KNOW HER HEIGHTRESPONDENT DID NOT KNOW HER HEIGHT AND WEIGHTRESPONDENT DID NOT KNOW HER HEIGHT AND WEIGHT. RESPONDENT REINVEST PROFIT MADE BACK TO THE BUSINESS, SO DO NOT PAY HERSELF.RESPONDENT DID NOT KNOW HER HEIGHT RESPONDENT STOPPED WORKING ABOUT (1 AND 8 MONTHS AGO BECAUSE HE SHE RUN INTO DEBTS.RESPONDENT DID NOT KNOW HER WEIGHTRESPONDENT DID NOT KNOW HIS HEIGHTRESPONDENT DID NOT KNOW HIS HEIGHT AND WEIGHT HE IS CURRENTLY STAYING WITH THE MOTHER THE STEP FATHER AND OTHER YOUNGER SIBBLINGSRESPONDENT DID NOT KNOW HIS HEIGHT AND WEIGHT RESPONDENT APPLIED FOR A JOB BUT DID NOT GET IT AFTERCOMPLETION OF SENDER HIGH.RESPONDENT DID NOT KNOW HIS WEIGHTRESPONDENT DID NOT KNOW HIS WEIGHT.RESPONDENT DID NOT PASS TO THE EXERCISE BOOKLETRESPONDENT DID NOT PROCEED TO THE READING EXERCISESHE CANNOT READ OR WRITE IN ENGLISH.RESPONDENT DID NOT WANT TO COMMENT ON THE AMOUNT OF MONEY HE EARNS PERSONALLY FROM HIS SECONDARY BUSINESS. HE DOES NOT KNOW HIS WEIGHTRESPONDENT DID NOT WANT TO GIVE THE REASONS WHY HEHAD A GAP IN HIS EDUCATION IN HIS EDUCATIONS RESPONDENT WAS A LITTLE BIT SHYRESPONDENT DID NOT WANT TO MOVE AWAY FROM FRIENDSAND YET THEY WERE DISTURBING HIMRESPONDENT DIDN'T ATTEND NURSERY,KINDERGARTEN, CRECHE BUT WENT TO CLASS ONE STRAIGTRESPONDENT DOES NOT BOTH HER HEIGHT AND WEIGHT INMODULE 3A Q2. AND Q3. SHE DOES NOT TAKE ANYTHINGFROM HER SHOP FOR PERSONAL USE.RESPONDENT DOES NOT KNOW HEIGHT AND HEIGHT. SHE NORMALLY READS TWI BOOKS.RESPONDENT DOES NOT KNOW HEIGHT AND WEIGHTRESPONDENT DOES NOT KNOW HEIGHT AND WEIGHT AND SHE DOES NOT REMEMBER THE AGE SHE STARTED GRADE ONE.RESPONDENT DOES NOT KNOW HEIGHT AND WEIGHT RESPONDENT'S FATHER LIVE IN ANOTHER HOUSEHOLD THE MOTHERIS DEAD. SO IT IS THE GRANDMOTHER WHO WAS BEEN TAKING CARE OF HER FROM INFANCYRESPONDENT DOES NOT KNOW HEIGHT AND WEIGHT. HE ISCURRENTLY AN APPRENTICE (ALUMINIUM WORKS. MANUFACTURERS OF DOORS AND WINDOWS)RESPONDENT DOES NOT KNOW HEIGHT AND WEIGHT. JUST STARTED THE JOB THIS MONTH AND AS SUCH DOES NOT KNOW THE ADDRESS.RESPONDENT DOES NOT KNOW HEIGHT AND WEIGHT. SHE DID THE SAME CLEANING JOB LAST YEAR FOR ANOTHER COMPANY. WHAT SHE NORMALLY READS IS THE QURAN.RESPONDENT DOES NOT KNOW HER HEIGHTRESPONDENT DOES NOT KNOW HER HEIGHT AFTER COMPLETING HER HIGHEST LEVEL OF EDUCATION, SHE WORKED WITHTHE MOTHER FOR 10 YEARS AND DURING THAT PROCESS LEARNT ABOUT THE WORK (MIDWIFERY) HOWEVER THE MOTHER HAS NOT BEEN PAYING HER TILL SHE LEFT TO OPRESPONDENT DOES NOT KNOW HER HEIGHT AND WEIGHTRESPONDENT DOES NOT KNOW HER HEIGHT AND WEIGHT. CURRENTLY PREGNANTRESPONDENT DOES NOT KNOW HER HEIGHT AND WEIGHT. CURRENTLY WRITING WASSCERESPONDENT DOES NOT KNOW HER HEIGHT AND WEIGHT. MODULE 4, Q5, RESPONDENT CANNOT TELL THE NUMBER OF YEARS (SELF EMPLOYED)RESPONDENT DOES NOT KNOW HER HEIGHT AND WEIGHT. THE SEWING MACHINE SHE STARTED USING FOR HER BUSINESS WAS GIVEN TO HER AS A GIFT BY A FRIENDRESPONDENT DOES NOT KNOW HER HEIGHT OR HER WEIGHTSHE STARTED HER SECONDARY JOB JUST LAST WEEK.RESPONDENT DOES NOT KNOW HER HEIGHT. AFTER LEAVINGSCHOOL, SHE SERVED AS A HOUSEHELP FOR CLOSE TO FIVE YEARS BUT THE PERSON NEVER PAID HER.RESPONDENT DOES NOT KNOW HER HEIGHT. AFTER THE APPRETICESHIP, SHE WORKED WITH HER AUNT FOR A YEAR (POLISHING) AND LATER WORKED FOR SOMEONE FOR 6 MONTHS. HER AUNT WAS NOT PAYING HERRESPONDENT DOES NOT KNOW HER HEIGHT. ALSO THERE ARE CURRENTLY THREE WORKERS BUT THE NUMBER OF WORKERS ALSO DEPENDS ON THE TYPE OF CONTRACT (WORK) SHERECEIVESRESPONDENT DOES NOT KNOW HER HEIGHT. DURING THOSEYEARS SHE BEGAN THE SELLING OF SECOND HAND CLOTHES, SHE WAS SENDING/WRITING HER APPLICATIONS DURINGTHOSE YEARS.RESPONDENT DOES NOT KNOW HER HEIGHT. TAUGHT AT A GOVERNMENT SCHOOL FOR THREE YEAR BUT SHE IS CURRENTLY TEACHING AT A PRIVATERESPONDENT DOES NOT KNOW HER WEIGHT AND HEIGHT (MODULE 3) SHE DID NOT APPLY FOR THE WORK SHE DID. SHE WORKED WITH THE AUNT.RESPONDENT DOES NOT KNOW HIS HEIGHT AN D WEIGHTRESPONDENT DOES NOT KNOW WEIGHTRESPONDENT DOES NOT KNOW WEIGHT ABD HEIGHTRESPONDENT DOES NOT KNOW WEIGHT AND HEIGHTRESPONDENT DOES NOT KNOW WEIGHT AND HEIGHT SHE STOPPED THE HAIRDRESSING AFTER SOME YEARS AND WENT INTO TRADING. LATER STOPPED THE TRADING AND WENT INTO THE HAIRDRESSING AGAIN.RESPONDENT DOES NOT KNOW WEIGHT AND WEIGHT. SHE SAYS SHE CANNOT SPEAK THE ENGLISH LANGUAGE. SHE OPENS THE SHOP AT 4:00 AND CLOSE AT 22:00RESPONDENT DOES NOT KNOW WEIGHT AND WEIGHT. LEARNTHOW TO BAKE PASTRIES FROM AN AUNT SHE STAYED WITHFOR SOME YEARS.RESPONDENT DOES NOT REMEMBER THE AGE HE STARTED CLASS ONE. DOES NOT KNOW HEIGHT AND WEIGHT RESPONDENT REFUSED TO DISCLOSE THE AMOUNT OF MONEY HE EARNS(MAIN JOB)RESPONDENT DOES NOT REMEMBER THE AGE THE STARTED GRADE ONE. RESPONDENT DOES NOT KNOW HER HEIGHT.RESPONDENT DOESN'T ANSWER QUESTIONS SMARTLY CONSIDERING HER LEVEL OF EDUCATION. SHE WAS FRIENDLY ANYWAY.RESPONDENT DROPED OUT OF SCHOOL BECAUSE SHE WAS PREGNANT, SHE AGAIN DROPED OUT OF APPRENTICEMENT BECAUSE SHE GOT PREGNANT.RESPONDENT FELT BOTHERED WITH RESEARCH/SURVERY.RESPONDENT FELT BOTHERED WITH SURVEY SHE WAS ABLETO GIVE RELEVANT INFORMATION.RESPONDENT GETS FINANCIAL SUPPORT FROM HER BOYFRIEND EVERY MONTH.RESPONDENT GO SOME ASSISTANT FROM THE HUSBAND TO ANSER THE COMPREHENSION AND THE SECTION B PART OF THE GENERAL BOOKLET.RESPONDENT GOT PREGNANT IN JHS 2 AND IS CURRENTLYNURSING CHILD SO DOES NOT WORK AND INTENDS TO CONTINUE HER EDUCATION WHEN THE CHILD IS OLD ENOUGHRESPONDENT HAD A 3-MONTH OLD BABY SHE HAD TO ATTEND TO HER MOST OF THE TIMERESPONDENT HAD A BABY 7 MONTHS SHE WAS ATTENDING TO. MODULE 6B Q6 RESPONDENT SAID SHE DOESNT TAKE RISKSRESPONDENT HAD A CHILD WITH HER WHO WAS BOTHERINGHER THROUGH OUT THE INTERVIEWRESPONDENT HAD A WAGE JOB AFTER COMPLETING SENIORHIGH AND WORKED FOR A YEAR.RESPONDENT HAD AN ACCIDENT WHEN SHE WAS IN CLASS FIVE(5) SO SHE STOPPED SCHOOL FOR TWO YEARS BEFORECONTINUING.RESPONDENT HAD AN NVTI CERTIFICATE FOR SEWING AFTER GOING THROUGH APPRENTICESHIP.RESPONDENT HAD BEEN LIVING IN NIGERIA AND HAD COMEHOME [GHANA]TO STAY SOI SPEAKS ENGLISH BUT CANT READ ENGILSH WELL.RESPONDENT DIDNT WANT TO GIVE THEREASON WHY HE DROP OUT OF SCHOOL SO SAID 'IT IS ALONG STORYRESPONDENT HAD GOOD GRADES BUT WANTS TO BETTER INSOME OF THE SUBJECTS BECAUSE OF THAT HE IS NOT LOOKING FOR JOB. FOR NOWRESPONDENT HAD JUST RETURND FROM WORK AND WANTED TO RELAX BEFOER HIS EVENING CHURCH REHERSIAL SO WASFEELING PRESSED FOR TIMERESPONDENT HAD JUST RETURNED FROM WORK AND NEEDEDTO EAT AND REST FOR TOMORROW SO WAS PRESSED FOR TIMERESPONDENT HAD NO FORMAL EDUCATION AND ALL HER OTHER HOUSEHOLD MEMBERS WERE NOT AROUND TO GIVE THEIRCORRECT DATE OF BIRTH. SHE COULDNT TELL HER HEIGHT AND WEIGHT. ID 03 WORKS WISH ID AS A TRADER.RESPONDENT HAD NO FORMAL EDUCATION SO THE INTERVIEW ENDEDRESPONDENT HAD NO FORMAL EDUCATION SO THE INTERVIEW ENDED.RESPONDENT HAD NO FORMAL EDUCATION.RESPONDENT HAD NOT WORK IN THE PAST 7 DAYS BUT WORK FOR A CONSTRUCTION COMPANY WHENEVER CONTRACTS COME.RESPONDENT HAD PROBLEM IN UNDERSTANDING THE WORDSUSED ON CARD #5 BECAUSE HE HAD SUFFERED FROM STROKE AND IS JUST RECOVERING ALSO HE COULD NOT WRITE THE GENERAL BOOKLETRESPONDENT HAD TAKEN LOCAL GIN(AKPETESHIE)RESPONDENT HAD TO ATTEND TO CUSTOMERS ANYTIME THEYCAME TO THE SHOP.RESPONDENT HAD TO ATTEND TO CUSTOMERS TIMESRESPONDENT HAD TO BATH THE BABY AT SOME POINT IN TIMERESPONDENT HAD TO BE NURSING BABY IN THE COUSE OFINTERVIEW. RESPONDENT IS ON STUDY LEAVERESPONDENT HAD TO EAT AND REST SO THE INTERVIEW HAD TO CONTINUE A LATER TIMERESPONDENT HAD TO HELP MOTHER AT THE KITCHEN SO WAS FEELING PRESSED FOR TIMERESPONDENT HAD TO PREPARE FOOD FOR TOMMOROW SO THEINTERVIEW STOPPED AND CONTINUE LATERRESPONDENT HAD TO PREPARE SUPPER FOR THE FAMILY SOWAS PREDDED FOR TIMERESPONDENT HAD TO PUT HER DAUGHTER TO SLEEP AND ALSO SHE HAD TO FETCH WATER SO WAS AT SOME POINT FEELING DISTRACTEDRESPONDENT HAD TWINS(8 MONTHS) FOR KEPT CRYING FORATTENTIONRESPONDENT HANDLED QUESTIONS QUITE WELL IN TERMS OF ANSWERING THERESPONDENT HARDLY UNDERSTOOD THE QUESTIONS I ASKEDRESPONDENT HAS A CHILD WHO LIVES ELSEWHERERESPONDENT HAS AN AUTISTIC CHILD CALLE CHARITY WHOWAS WITH HER THROUGH OUT THE INTERVIEW. SHE HAS NOT BEEN ABLE TO WORK BECAUSE OF HERRESPONDENT HAS BEEN DOING CARPENTRY WORK OCCASSIONALLY FOR THE PAST 13 YEARS WHILES SCHOOLING.RESPONDENT HAS NEVER BEEN TO SCHOOL AND CANNOT READ NOR WRITE.RESPONDENT HAS NEVER BEEN TO SCHOOL AND CANNOT READ NOR WRITE. THUS COULD NOT CONTINUE WITH THE GENERAL BOOKLET. PAGE 29 QUE 9 - RESPONDENT SAYS SHE GET ZERO PROFIT.RESPONDENT HAS NO CHILDRENRESPONDENT HAVE MASTERS IN MARKETING AND A PROFESSIONAL CERTIFICATE IN MARKETINGRESPONDENT HUSBAND LIVES OUTSIDE THE COUNTRY (TRAVELLED OVER FOUR YEARS AGO)RESPONDENT INSIST THAT WHERE HE WORKS IS ON THE SPINTEX ROAD CLOSE TO THE BANK OF GHANA WHEN ASKED IT IS GHANA COMMERCIAL BANK HE STILL INSIST IT IS BANK OF GHANARESPONDENT IS A RETIRED FACTORY HAND WORKER HSE DOES NOT KNOW HER HEIGHTRESPONDENT IS COMPLETELY DISSATISFIED WITH HER PRESENT LIFE BECAUSE OF ON THE SEPARATION WITH HER HUSBAND, NOT WORKING OVER A YEAR AND BATTLING WITH SICKNESS.RESPONDENT IS CURRENTLY AWAITING RESPONSE FROM THEGHANA NATIONAL FIRE SERVICE FOR RECRUITMENT INTOSERVICE.RESPONDENT IS CURRENTLY HOME DYE TO CHILD CARE. SHE WAS A FASHION DESIGNER BUT HOPES TO GO INTO TRADING AFTER THE BABIES ARE A BIT OLD. HOWEVER, SHE STARTED THE REGIONS FOUR YEARS AGO ALONGSIDE THE SEWINGRESPONDENT IS CURRENTLY NOT WORKING DUE TO SHORTAGE OF BUILDINIG MATERIALS AT THE WORK PLACE.RESPONDENT IS FULANI AND SAYS SHE HAS NEVER WORKEDIN HER LIFE TIME AND DOESN'T NEED A WORK. RESPONDENT CAN ALSO NOT IDENTIFY ANY WORD AND THUS COULDNOT CONTINUE WITH GENERAL BOOKLET.RESPONDENT IS MARRIED BUT LIVES WITH HER SISTER AND DOES NOT DO WORK BECAUSE OF HER BABY WHOM SHE SAYS IS TOO YOUNG FOR HER TO START ANY BUSINESSRESPONDENT IS ON BREAK, SO DID NOT WORK FOR THE PAST 7 DAYSRESPONDENT IS ON LEAVERESPONDENT IS TETMPORARILY ABSENT FROM HIS WORK SINCE LAST 4 MONTHS, DUE TO PROLONGED ILLNESS.RESPONDENT IS UNDERGOING AN APPRETICESHIP (FOR THEPAST TWO YEARS NOW AND SHE IS YET TO COMPLETE) (SEWING)RESPONDENT KEPT ON TELLING ME SHE WAS HARD PRESSEDFOR TIME.RESPONDENT LIVED HER EARLY CHILDHOOD IN NIGERIA SOHER TWI WAS NOT VERY GOOD. HER ENGLISH TOO WAS NOT VERY GOOD SO INTERVIEW WAS CONDUCTED USING A MIXTURE OF TWI AND ENGLISH.RESPONDENT LIVES IN THE HOUSE ALONE DO NOT HAVE ANY KIDS/WIFE. HE WORKS AS A VIDEO CAMERA MAN OF WHICH FOR THE PAST TWO MONTHS HE HAS NOT HAD ANY CONTRACTRESPONDENT LIVES WITH HER 0LD GRAPARENT AND OCCASINALLY SELLS USED CLOTHES TO SUPPORT THEMRESPONDENT LOOK THROUGH GENERAL BOOKLET BUT COULDNOT IDENTIFY ANY ITEM. SHE SAYS SHE ONLY WRITE MEASUREMENT OF THE CUSTOMERS.RESPONDENT LOOKED AT GENERAL BOOKLET BUT UNABLE TOIDENTIFY THE ITEMSRESPONDENT MIND WAS MUCH CONCENTRATED ON MONEY ANDHER LIFE, SO IT MADE THE INTERVIEW VERY DIFFICULTBUT ABLE TO COMPLETERESPONDENT NEEDED SOME TRANSLATIONS OF WHICH THE HUSBAND ASSISTED TO DO THAT.RESPONDENT OCCUPIED THE SAME JOB POSITION AT PAGE17 QUE. 31 AND PAGE 26 BUT AT DIFFERENT WORK PLACE.RESPONDENT ON LEAVE FOR 4 MONTHS AFTER O LEVEL, RESPONDENT WAITED FOR 22 YEARS BEFORE COMPLETING A DIPLOMA COURSE IN GIMPA STUDIED INTERNATIONAL RELATIONRESPONDENT ONLY WORKED AS A COOK FOR A MONTH AFTERSCHOOLRESPONDENT PERFORMED WELL IN TERMS OF ANSWERING QUESTIONS ASKED.RESPONDENT PURSUED A 6 MONTH COURSE IN GHANA INSTITUTE OF JOURNALISM ABOUT 2 DECADES AGO BUT COULDNOT OBTAIN REQUIRED GRADES IN ORDER TO BE AWARDEDCERTIFICATE.RESPONDENT REARS FORMS AND BILLS BUT DOES NOT FILLFORMS AND BILLSRESPONDENT RECEIVED CALLS MOST OF THE TIME AND KEPT ON TELLING ME HE WAS A VERY BUSY PERSON.RESPONDENT REFUSED TO ANSWER THE SECTION B PART OFTHE GENERAL BOOKET AND ALSO QUESTIONS 9, 26 AND 427 OF MODULE 4 CRESPONDENT REFUSED TO PROVIDE INFORMATION ABOUT HIS SALARY.RESPONDENT REINVEST PROFIT MADE INTO THE BUSINESSBACK.C (MAJORITY)RESPONDENT REPEATED ALONG THE LINE AND ALSO HAD GAP IN HER EDUCATION.RESPONDENT RESPONDED TO ALL QUESTIONS ASKEDRESPONDENT RESPONDED WELLRESPONDENT SAID HE DOES NOT COOK HOWEVER HE SOMETIMES ASK HIS GIRLFRIEND TO COOK FOR HIM WHO LIVES IN A SEPARATE HOUSEHOLDRESPONDENT SAID HE HAD A VERY TIGHT SCHEDULE, SO HE REFUSED TO START GENERAL BOOKLETRESPONDENT SAID HE UNDER STUDIES HIS MASTER FOR FIVE YEARS BEFORE SETTING UP HIS OWN SHOP (APPRENTICESHIP)RESPONDENT SAID HER CHILD HAVE BEEN TAKING CARE OFHER EVER SINCE SHE STOPPED THE TRADINGRESPONDENT SAID SHE ATTENDED A FRENCH SCHOOL IN TOGO SO SHE COULD NOT READ OR WRITE IN ENGLISHRESPONDENT SAID SHE CANNOT READ AND COMPREHEND THEREADING EXERCISES THEREFORE, INTERVIEW OR THE READING EXERCISE SESSION WAS DISCONTINUEDRESPONDENT SAID SHE DOES NOT HAVE ANY BOOK THAT SHE READS (EVEN A BIBLE)RESPONDENT SAID SHE IS COMPLETELY DISSATISFIED WITH HER PRESENT LIFE BECAUSE OF SOME FINANCIAL PROBLEMS AND ALSO BATTLING WITH SICKNESSRESPONDENT SAID SHE REALLY NEEDS HELP, BECAUSE SHEIS SUFFURING, SHE SAID "I DON'T GET ANY MONEY FORM THE FARMING"RESPONDENT SAID SHE STAYED WITH HER AUNTY'S FRIENDSELL CHARCOAL AFTER SHE STOPPED SCHOOLING. AND SHE WAS PAYING HER.RESPONDENT SAID SHE STOPPED WORKING ABOUT ONE ANDHALF YEARS NOW BECAUSE SHE HAD AN ISSUE WITH THE LAND LORD OVER THE LAND SHE WAS SELLING ON.RESPONDENT SAID SHE WAS HUNGRY SO HAD TO EAT SO THE INTERVIEW PAUSED FOR HER TO GET FOOD RESPONDENTHAD TO PRAY [MUSLIM]SO THE READING EXERCISE DID NOT CONTINUERESPONDENT SAID SHE WAS NOT GOING TO BENEFIT DIRECTLY AND NO ONE IS GOING TO SOLVE THE UNEMPLOYMENTSITUATION SO WAS NOT SERIOUS WITH THE INTERVIEW SODID NOT GIVE THE CORRECT ANSWERSRESPONDENT SAID SHE WAS PROMOTE D TWICE BOTH IN CLASS 1 AND CLASS 3.RESPONDENT SAID SHE WAS TIRED AND WOULD NOT CONTINUE NOT EVEN ANOTHER TIME BUT AFTER A LONG PERUATIOM SHE AGREED TO CONTINUE.RESPONDENT SAID SUCH SURVEYS DOES NOT BENEFIT HERPERSONALLY SO WASNT VERY RESPONSIVE.RESPONDENT SAID THE MANAGER SOMETIMES SENDS HIM TODELIVER SOME PROPOSALS TO HIS CLIENTS SO HE SOMETIMES SPENDS ABOUT 10 MINUTES WITH THE CLIENTS.RESPONDENT SAID THE POLIC E ARE CATCHING MOTOR BIKES RIDERS SO THE BUSINESS HAD GONE DONERESPONDENT SAID THE SCHOOL IN HER VILLAGE STARTS FROM CLASS 1 SO SHE STARTED CLASS 1 WHEN SHE WAS 2YRSRESPONDENT SAT IN THE HOUSE FOR FOUR (4) YEARS AFTER COMPLETION OF JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOLRESPONDENT SAYS HE CAN ONLY READ AND WRITE FRENCH.HE LOOKED THROUGH GENERAL BOOKLET BUT COULD NOT ANSWER ANY QUESTION.RESPONDENT SAYS SHE HAS BEEN CRIPPLED FOR ABOUT FOUR YEARS NOW AND HAS NOT WORKED SINCE THEN.RESPONDENT SAYS SHE HAS NOT WORKED FOR ABOUT 20 MONTHS NON BECAUSE OF PREGNANCY AND CHILD BIRTHRESPONDENT SAYS SHE NEVER WORKED SINCE AGE 12 WHENSHE DROPPED OUT OF SCHOOL TILL LAST YEAR WHEN SHESTARTED SELLING SPICESRESPONDENT SAYS THAT HIS FATHER MARRIED ALOT OF WOMEN AND GAVE BIRTH TO ALOT (UNCOUNTABLE) OF CHILDREN.RESPONDENT SCHOOLED IN BURKINA-FASO AND THEREFOREREADS AND WRITE GOOD FRENCH BUT KNOWS LITTLE ENGLISHRESPONDENT SCHOOLED IN TOGO SO HE CAN READ, SPEAKAND WRITE FRENCH BUT NOT ENGLISHRESPONDENT SIAD HIS FATHER WAS A TEACHER SO HE MADHIM START 1ST GRADE AT AGE 3 WHEN HE COULD NOT SPEAK WELL OR WRITE.RESPONDENT SPECIALLY WORKS A GARDENERRESPONDENT SPENT 5 YEARS IN APPRENTICESHIP, 3 YEARS FOR TRAINING AND SPENT 2 YEARS SERVING MASTER INORDER TO GAIN EXPERIENCE.RESPONDENT SPENT A LOT OF TIME IN THESE MODULES.RESPONDENT STARTED AN APPRENTICESHIP BUT DID NOT COMPLETE BECAUSE SHE GOT PREGNANTRESPONDENT STARTED AN APPRENTICESHIP BUT DID NOT COMPLETE, RESPONDENT DID NOT KNOW BOTH HIS HEIGHT AND WEIGHT.RESPONDENT STARTED AN APPRENTICESHIP BUT DID NOT COMPLETED BECAUSE OF THE FOOTBALL.RESPONDENT STARTED SCHOOLING FROM PRIMARY 2, HOWEVER SHE DROPPED OUT IN HER 3RD TERM OF PRIMARY 2.RESPONDENT STARTED THE GENERAL BOOKLET AFTER RESPONDENT TO THE QUESTIONS.RESPONDENT STARTED WORKING ABOUT THREE MONTHS AGO.IN PARTNERSHIP WITH A FRIEND. RESPONDENT IS IN PARTNERSHIP WITH A FRIEND SO THEY INVEST ANY PROFITMADE BACK TO THE BUSINESSRESPONDENT STARTED WORKING JUST TWO MONTHS AGO. WITH NATIONAL YOUTH EMPLOYMENT PROGRAMME (SHE IS NOTAFFILIATED WITH SOCIAL SECURITY)RESPONDENT STAYED WITH A NON RELATIVE AT 12 AND 15YEARS AND SAYS SHE WAS VERY RICH.RESPONDENT STOOPED SCHOOLING AFTER THE DEATH OF THE MOTHER BECAUSE THERE WAS NOBODY TO CATER FOR HER.RESPONDENT STOP SCHOOLING AT STAGE 2. REASON BEING THAT SHE WAS OVERV PAMPERED TO TAKE DECISIONS FOR HERSELF AND SHE DECIDED NOT TO GO TO SCHOOL ANDPARENTS AGREED.RESPONDENT STOPPED SCHOOLING IN CLASS FOUR A WHILE(4 YEARS) BEFORE CONTINUING.RESPONDENT STOPPED SCHOOLING TO HELP THE UNCLE INTHE FARM FOR OVER 11 YEARS. HE CAME BACK TO ACCRATO STAY WITH HIS PARENTS FOR SIX YEARS BEFORE GETTING HIS FIRST JOB AS A FOOTBALLER.RESPONDENT SUCCESSFULLY COMPLETED MODULE 2-7 BUT HAD 20 MIN BREAK TO GO AND EAT BEFORE COMING BACK TO COMPLETE THE MODULERESPONDENT TO REFUSE BUT AFTER SEVERAL MINUTES OFEXPLAINING , HE GAVE ME A TRY BY ANSWERING THE QUESTIONSRESPONDENT TOLD ME HE WAS ILL, THE WIFE OF THE RESPONDENT HAD TO BE AROUND FOR SOMETIME TO SEE HOW HE WAS DOINGRESPONDENT TOOK A VOLUNTARY RETIREMENTRESPONDENT TRANSLATED QUESTIONS BEING ASKED THE HUSBAND IN GURMA LANGUAGES FOR HUSBAND'S HELP. QUESTIONS/EXPLANATION DIFFICULT FOR RESPONDENT TO UNDERSTAND AND MAKE A CHOICE MODULE 5BRESPONDENT UNDERSTOOD EVERYTHINGRESPONDENT UNDERSTOOD THE QUESIONS WELL AND WAS VERY HAPPY ANSWERING THEMRESPONDENT UNDERSTOOD THE QUESTIONS VERY WELL ANDWAS STRAIGHT TO THE POINTRESPONDENT USES A COMPUTER AT SCHOOL TO TYPE EXAMSQUESTIONS.RESPONDENT WANT TO FINISH AND CONTINUE HER WORK ATHOME.RESPONDENT WANTED TO WATCH A TV PROGRAM SO WAS INA HURRY AND WAS VERY CAREFUL WHEN GIVING INFORMATION ABOUT SPOUSERESPONDENT WAS A LITTLE RELUCTANT BECAUSE OF NOT TRUSTING RESEACHERS.RESPONDENT WAS AFRAID HER INFORMATION WOULD BE USED FOR SOMETHING EVIL (SAKAWA) SO WAS RELACTANT FROM THE BEGINING BUT OPENED UP AS THE INTERVIEW PROGRESSEDRESPONDENT WAS AN APPRENTICE AND A STUDENT AT THESAME TIME. HAS BEEN SICK FOR THE PAST FIVE MONTH (AN INFECTION ON THE RIGHT THUMB)RESPONDENT WAS ANGRY BECAUSE OUR RESEARCH IS ONLYFOR PHYSICAL DEVELOPMENT AND NOT SPIRITUAL DEVELOPMENT OF GHANAIANS.RESPONDENT WAS ASKING AND SAYING UNNECESSARY THINGS WHICH DELAYED INTERVIEWRESPONDENT WAS AT HER SHOP SELLING SO IT MADE THEINTERVIEW TOOK A LITTLE LONGER THAN EXPECTEDRESPONDENT WAS BATHING HER BABY SO THE INTERVIEW HADTO STOP FOR HER TO PUT THE BABY TO SLEEPRESPONDENT WAS BORE WITH A LOT OF QUESTIONS ASKED.RESPONDENT WAS BUSY AT WORKRESPONDENT WAS BUSY WITH A WEDDING CEREMONY SO INTERVIEW HAD TO CONTINUE THE NEXT DAY.RESPONDENT WAS BUSY WORKING SO WAS AT SOME POINT DISTRACTEDRESPONDENT WAS CANDID ABOUT ALL QUESTIONS ASKED AND TRIED TO ANSWER THEM TO THE BEST OF HIS KNOWLEDGERESPONDENT WAS CANDID IN HIS RESPONSESRESPONDENT WAS CARING FOR HER SICK CHILD SO WAS ATA POINT IN TIME A BIT DISTURBED. SHE HAD HER LITTLE KID DISTURBING HERRESPONDENT WAS CO-OPERATIVERESPONDENT WAS CO-OPERATIVE BUT CONDUCTED INTERVIEW AT THE WORK PLACE.RESPONDENT WAS COMPLAINING OF TIME DELAYANCERESPONDENT WAS COOKING DURING THE INTERVIEWRESPONDENT WAS COOKING SO THE INTERVIEW HAD TO BREAK AT SOME POINTSRESPONDENT WAS COOKING SO WAS INTERUPTED AT SOME POINT IN TIME OF THE INTERVIEWRESPONDENT WAS COOPERATIED.RESPONDENT WAS COOPERATIVERESPONDENT WAS COOPERATIVE AND DOES NOT READ THE LANGUAGE OF GENERAL AND EXERCISE BOOKLETS, SO DID NOT START.RESPONDENT WAS COOPERATIVE AND INTERESTINGRESPONDENT WAS COOPERATIVE AND READY TO ANSWER ALLQUAESTIONS.RESPONDENT WAS COOPERATIVE BUT DID NOT ANSWER QUESTIONS ABOUT HIS EARNINGS (SALARY), HIS OCCUPATION,MODULE 4C QUESTIONS 24 AND 25, 35 AND 36RESPONDENT WAS COOPERATIVE THROUGHOUT THE INTERVIEWRESPONDENT WAS COOPERATIVE.RESPONDENT WAS COPERATIVE BUT WAS IN A HURRY TO TRAVEL TO ACCRA, SO PAID ATTENTION TO QUESTIONS.RESPONDENT WAS COPERATIVE, BUT NEEDED HELP FOR THEPERSONALITY AND PREFERENCES, BUT I TOLD HIM AM NOTSUPPOSE TO EXPLAIN, SO HE SHOULD DO THE LITTLE HECAN.RESPONDENT WAS DOSING OFF DURING MODULES SO INTERVIEW WAS POST-PONED. RESPONDENT WORKS FOR HIS UNCLE WHO PAYS HIM MONTHLY. THE UNCLE HE WORKS FOR ISID 01RESPONDENT WAS EATING AS AT THE TIME HE WAS ANSWERING THE QUESTIONS 1 WAS ASKING.RESPONDENT WAS FEELING PRESSED FOR TIME ONTHE FIRST VISIT. ALSO ON THE SECOND VISIT HE HAD TO REST FOR WORK LATER IN THE DAYRESPONDENT WAS FEELING UNCOMFORTABLE THRROUGHOUT THE INTERVIEW ONE COULD TELL THAT SHE WAS NOT INTERESTED SHE NEEDS TO BE PERSUADED ALL THE TIME TO GIVE RESPONDENTS.RESPONDENT WAS GOING SOMEWHERE WITH THE FAMILY SOTHE INTERVIEW HAD TO CONTINUE THE NEXT DAYRESPONDENT WAS HIGHLY CO-OPERATIVE BECAUSE SHE SAID SHE WANTED TO DO ANY THING THAT WILL SECURE JOBSFOR YOUNG ONES IN FUTURERESPONDENT WAS IN A HURRY TO GO TO CHURCH AND HADTO FINISH A JOB SO FELT A LITTLE PRESSED FOR TIMERESPONDENT WAS IN A HURRY TO SEW CLOTH FOR SOMEONEGOING FOR A FUNERAL SO INTERVIEW BREAKED AFTER MODULE 6BRESPONDENT WAS IN HURRY TO GO AND DO SOMETHINGRESPONDENT WAS INITIALLY NOT COOPERATING BUT AFTERSOME TIME, SHE RELATED AND ANSWERED ALL THE QUESTIONS UNTILL WE GOT TO THE EXERCISE WHERE SHE JUSTREFUSED TO START AFTER LOOKING INSIDE THE GENERALBOOKLET SHE COMPLAINED THAT SHE COULD NOT READRESPONDENT WAS INTEVIEWED WHILE AT WORK SO HER APPRENTICES WERE PRESENTRESPONDENT WAS LAID OFF WORK BECAUSE COMPANY SHE WAS WORKING IN COLLAPSEDRESPONDENT WAS NOT ALL THAT COPERATING DURING THEINTERVIEWRESPONDENT WAS NOT HAPPY WITH THE QUESTIONS OF THEDWELLING MODULE INDIVIDUL RESPONDENT WAS SELLINGSO WAS AT SOME POINT DISTEACTEDRESPONDENT WAS NOT SERIOUS THROUGHOUT INTERVIEW SESSION.RESPONDENT WAS NOT VERY CO-OPERATIVERESPONDENT WAS NOT WILLING TO GIVE INFORMATION ATTHE BEGINING BUT DID AFTER SOME TIME OF CONVINCINGRESPONDENT WAS NOT WILLING TO PROCEED TO THE GENERAL BOOKLETRESPONDENT WAS NOT WILLING TO TAKE PART IN THE SURVEY BUT AFTER SPEAKING TO HER FOR SOME TIME AND THE HUSBAND URGING HER TO TAKE PART,SHE FINALLY DECIDED TO TAKE PART.RESPONDENT WAS OPEN IN HER RESPONSESRESPONDENT WAS PREGNANTRESPONDENT WAS PREGNANT AND SAID SHE WAS FEELING SLEEPY AND WILL NOT CONTINUE BUT AFTER A LITTLE PESUATION SHE CONTINUE BUT NOT WITH MUCH SERIOUNESSRESPONDENT WAS PREGNANT AND WORKING AT THE SAME TIME OF THE INTERVIEW SO WAS FEELING PRESSED FOR TIMERESPONDENT WAS PREGNANT SO FEELING TIRED/WEAK AFTER A LITTLE PERIOD OF SITTING SHE ALSO HAD TO PREPARE THE FAMILY EVENING MEALRESPONDENT WAS PREPARING FOR WORK AND KIDS FOR SCHOOL SO SHE WAS A LITTLE DISTRACTS.RESPONDENT WAS RELUCTANT IN ANSWERING SOME OF THEQUESTIONS ASKEDRESPONDENT WAS REPEATED ONCE BEFORE COMPLETING JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL.RESPONDENT WAS SELLING BY THE ROAD SIDE SO CUSTOMER DISTRACT THE INTERVIEWRESPONDENT WAS SELLING SO WAS DISTRACTED AT SOME PINT DURING THE INTERVIEW FRIENDS OF THE RESPONDENTWERE PRESENT AND WERE TRYING TO ANSWER THE QUESTIONS BUT STOP HALF WAY THROUGH THE INTERVIEWRESPONDENT WAS SELLING WHILST ATTENDING TO ME MAKING HER DISTRACTEDRESPONDENT WAS SERIOUS AND ATTENTIVE BUT HAD TO GET UP AND ATTEND TO CUSTOMERS MOST OFTENRESPONDENT WAS SERIOUS AND NOT DISTRACTED.RESPONDENT WAS SERIOUS AND THEREFORE REFUSED TO PICK BUSINESS CALLSRESPONDENT WAS SERIOUS WITH THE INTERVIEWRESPONDENT WAS SINCERE AND WORRIED HE HAD NO FORMAL EDUCATION AND IS READY TO WORK ANYWHERE EXCEPT FISHING. RESPONDENT DID NOT ATTEMPT EXERCISERESPONDENT WAS SOMEHOW RELUCTANT ON THE SECOND VISIT BECAUSE OF AN INFORMATION SHE HEARD ON THE RADIO THE PREVIOUS NIGHTRESPONDENT WAS STAMPING WHILST ANSWERING THE QUESTIONSRESPONDENT WAS TAKING CARE OF HIS YOUNGER BROTHERWHO DISTRACTED HIMRESPONDENT WAS TIRED BECAUSE OF PAINS SHE WAS EXPERIENCING YESTERNIGHT AFTER PLAITING HAIR. SHE WASWATCHING TELEVISION BEFORE THE INTERVIEW AND DID NOT PUT IT OFFRESPONDENT WAS TRYING VERY HARD TO CONCEAL SOME INFORMATIONS THINKING SHE WOULD BE GIVEN SOMETHING IF SHE DOES THAT BUT LATER BECAME VERY COOPERATIVEAND ACCOMODATING.RESPONDENT WAS UNABLE TO GIVE THE NET PROFIT OF HER BUSINESS THE RESPONDENT ALSO COMPLAINED ON THE VOLUMINOUS OF THE QUESTIONNARERESPONDENT WAS VERY CO-OPERATIVERESPONDENT WAS VERY CO-OPERATIVE BUT HAD TO CHECKON THE CHILD EVERY TIMERESPONDENT WAS VERY COOPERATIVERESPONDENT WAS VERY COOPERATIVE AND ANSWERED ALL THE QUESTION THAT WAS ASKED.RESPONDENT WAS VERY COOPERATIVE AND GAVE ME ALL THE NECESSARY INFORMATION.RESPONDENT WAS VERY COOPERATIVE AND INTERSTINGRESPONDENT WAS VERY COOPERATIVE AND SERIOUS ABOUTTHE SURVEYRESPONDENT WAS VERY COOPERATIVE AND WILLING TO PROVIDE ANSWERS TO ALL QUESTIONSRESPONDENT WAS VERY COOPERATIVE INTERVIEW WAS SUCCESSFUL.RESPONDENT WAS VERY COOPERATIVE.RESPONDENT WAS VERY COPERATIVE BUT WAS IN A HURRYTO GO TO WORKRESPONDENT WAS VERY FRIENDLYRESPONDENT WAS VERY GOOD AT ANSWERING QUESTIONSRESPONDENT WAS VERY GOOD IN HER ANSWERING OF THE QUESTIONSRESPONDENT WAS VERY MUCH ATTENTIVE AND CO-OPERATIVE THROUGHOUT THE INTERVIEWRESPONDENT WAS VERY PATIENT AND COOPERATIVE.RESPONDENT WAS VERY READY TO TAKE PART IN THE SURVEY AND ANSWERED ALL THE QUESTIONS ASKED.RESPONDENT WAS VERY SERIOUSRESPONDENT WAS VERY SERIOUS AND ATTENPTED ALL THEQUESTIONSRESPONDENT WAS VERY SERIOUS AND CONDID IN ANSWERING THE QUESTIONS.RESPONDENT WAS VERY SERIOUS AND COOPERATIVERESPONDENT WAS VERY SERIOUS AND COOPERATIVE.RESPONDENT WAS VERY SERIOUS AND FOCUSED DURING THEINTERVIEWRESPONDENT WAS VERY SERIOUS BUT HAD TO ATTEND TO CUSTOMERS ANY TIME THEY CAME AROUNDRESPONDENT WAS VERY UNDERSTANDING HENCE THERE WASNO OBSTACLE FACED DURING THE QUESTIONNAIRE ADMINISTRATION.RESPONDENT WAS VERY WILLING TO PROVIDE ANSWERS TOALL QUESTIONSRESPONDENT WAS VERY WILLING TO TAKE PART IN THE SURVEY AND ANSWERED EVERY QUESTION HE WAS ASKED. INTERVIEWE WAS A SUCCESS.RESPONDENT WAS WASHING MORE OVER TAKING CARE OF THE GRANDCHILD MAKING HER DISTRACTEDRESPONDENT WAS WASHING SO THERE WERE BREAKS IN THEINTERVIEWRESPONDENT WAS WASHING WHILE RESPONDING TO THE QUESTIONS. SHE NOT KNOW HER HEIGHT AND WEIGHT SHE ISMARRIED BUT HUSBAND LIVES ELSEWHERERESPONDENT WAS WELL EVEN BEFORE WE STARTED THE INTERVIEW, SO A LONG THE LINE HER EYES WERE NURTING AND DROPPING TEARS.RESPONDENT WAS WILLING AND PATIENT IN ANSWERING THE QUESIONSRESPONDENT WAS WILLING TO PROVIDE ANSWERS TO ALL QUESTIONSRESPONDENT WAS WITH A FRIEND BY THE ROAD SIDE HENCE WAS DISTRACTED SOME OF THE TIME DURING THE INTERVIEW. INTERVIEW WAS CONTINUED THE NEXT DAY BECAUSEOF WORKRESPONDENT WAS WITH JHS AS HER HIGHEST LEVEL OF EDUCATION COMPLETED BUT SHE READ WELL AND IT MADE THE INTERVIEW VERY SUCCESSFULRESPONDENT WAS WORKING AT A SAWMILL BUT WAS ADVICED BY A DOCTOR TO STOP FOR THE FACT THAT ITEMS NOTGOOD FOR HIS HEALTH.RESPONDENT WORKS AS A LABOURER FOR DIFFERENT INDIVIDUALS, HE GOES ROUND LOOKING FOR PEOPLE TO WEED FOR AND DOES ALL KINDS OF WEEDING(ON AND OFF FARM)RESPONDENT WORKS AS A TEACHERRESPONDENT WORKS AS AN BETWEEN THE PASSPORT OFFICEAN D PEOPLE WHO NEED A QUICK PASSPORT OR BIRTH CERTIFICATE AND HE DOES THAT AT A FEE.RESPONDENT WORKS AS AN INDEPENDENT/PRIVATE ACCOUNTANTRESPONDENT WORKS FOR THE FATHER WHO IS NOT A HOUSEHOLD MEMBER CURRENTLY HE WORKS WITH JHIM EVERY DAYWHEN HE CLOSE FROM SCHOOL AND ON WEED ENOS TOORESPONDENT WORKS ON HER OWN ACCOUNT AND ALSO SHE IS A CLEANER FOR A SANITATION AGENCY THE WANT TO STOP THE BUSINESS BECAUSE SHE RUNS AT A LOST WHEN THE YAM SEASON IS OVER.RESPONDENT'S GRANDCHILDREN DISTRACTED THE INTERVIEWRESPONDENT'S MOTHER TAKE CARE OF HIM FINANCIALLY THROUGH MOSTLY THE REMITTANCES THEY RECEIVE FROM ABROAD AND SOME HOUSEHOLD SAVINGSRESPONDENT'S SISTER COOKS FOR HIM WHO HAPPENS TO BE IN A DIFFERENT HOUSEHOLDRESPONDENT'S SPOUSE WANTED TO BE AROUND WHILST I WAS CONDUCTING THE INTERVIEW DESPITE TELLING HER TOEXCUSE US.RESPONDENTS CHILD WAS WORK CRYING DURING THE INTERVIEWRESPONDENTS HAD STAYED WITH THE GRANDMOTHER SINCECHILDHOOD. RESPONDENT WORKED AT HER PREVIOUS AND HER CURRENT PLACE BOTH AS SALES ASSISTANTRESPONDENTS SHOP HAS BEEN DEMOLISH AND HAD NOT INTHE PAST 3 MONTHSRESPONDENTS SON WAS BOTHERING HER DURING THE INTERVIEWRESPONDENTS' FRIEND WAS PRESENT FOR SOME TIMERESPONDNENT WAS NOT READY TO DISCLOSE INFORMATIONABOUT NET INCOME FOR THE LAST PAY PERIODRESPONDNET WAS SITTING WITH HIS FRIENDS WHO REFUSED TO EXCIESE THEMSELVES AND COMMENTED ON MOST QUESTIONS ASKED AND ANSWERS GIVENRESPONDNET WROTE ON THE HAND BECUASE THERE WAS NOPALCE OT SITRSEPONDENT WAS VERY GOOD AT ANSWERING QUESTIONS AND IT MADE THE INTERVIEW VERY SMOOTHRSPONDENT WAS WORKING AS A TEA BREWER BY THE ROADSIDE SHE INTEND GOING BACK WHEN HER CHILD IS OF AGERTESPONDENT SAYS FOR ABOUT SIX YEARS NOW SINCE SHESTARTED FELLING PAINS IN HER LEGS SHE HAS NOT WORKED BEFORE AND SHE IS BEING TAKEN CARE OF BY HER CHILDRENS. RESPONDENT STARTED STOPPED ABOUT 3(THREE) DAYSAGO BUT HAVE A NEGOTIATED SALARY OF 300.00 GHC WITH THE EMPLOYERSAYS HIS BIGGEST DISAPPOINTMENTIN LIFE IS HIS INABILITY TO READ AND WRITESHE CANNOT SPEAK ENGLISH SO REFUSED TO ANSWER MODULE 6 PART ASHE COMPLAINED TO BE GOING SOMEWHERE SO AT A POINTIN TIME SHE WILL STOP. BUT SHE WAS ABLE TO FINISHTHE INTERVIEW ECEPT FOR THE FACT THAT SHE SAID SHE CANNOT CONTINUE WITH THE GENERAL BOOKLET WHICH SHE HAS ALREADY BEGUN. DID NOT KNOW WEIGHT ANDSHE HAD TO ATTEND TO HER CUSTOMERS WHO CAME AROUNDTO BUY DRINKSSHE IS ALMOST STOPPING THAT TO OPEN HER OWN COSMETIC SHOPSHE MADE TIME TO RESPOND THOUGH SHE WAS SELLINGSHE SERVES AS A MIDWIFE VOLUNTARILY FOR FOUR HOUSE(ONCE A WEEK) IN A PRIVATE HOSPITALSHE STARTED TALKING TO ME ABOUT HER CHILDREN'S UNEMPLOYMENT IMMEDIATELY I MADE MENTION OF UNEMPLOYMENTSHE STARTED THE FOOD VENDING WHILE IN SCHOOL, THATIS AT JSS 2SHE USED THE COMPUTER TO PLAY MUSIC.SHE WAS BEGING ME TO HELP HER CHOOSE ANSWERS FOR THE MODULE 6, PART ASOME DISTRACTIONS OCCURED AS CUSTOMERS COME IN TOBUY ITEMS. THE CHILD WAS DISTURDING HER BY CRYING.HOUSEHOLD MEMBER - ID CUDE 03 HAS NEVER ATTENDEDSCHOOL BECAUSE HE IS ILL AND DISABLED.SOME DISTRACTIONS WHICH IS NOT SERIOUS AND NOT BOTHERING TO RESPONDENT. NOISE FROM MOVING VEHICLE.SOME PAGES OF THE QUESTIONAIRE WAS MISSING AND ASA RESULT THIS GREATLY AFFECTED THE FLOW AND COHESION OF THE INTERVIEW.SOUNDED LIVID AND BITTER ABOUT HOW SATISFIED SHE IS WITH LIFE AS AT NOW.STARTED MIDDLE SCHOOL BUT DID NOT COMPLETE THE FIRST YEAR.STARTED PART-TIME TEACHING FROM HIS SCHOOL DAYS INSECONDARY SCHOOLS BEFORE COMPLETING 1ST DEGREE.SUCCESSFUL INTERVIEWSUCCESSFUL SESSIONTHE ADDITIONAL CERTIFICATE WAS OBTAINED FROM NIIT.RESPONDENT PURSUED A SHORT COURSE IN HARDWARETHE CHILD OF THE RESPONDENT WAS DISTUBING HER DURING THE MODULES 2-7THE DAUGHTER'S MOTHER DO VISITS SOMETIMES BUT IT IS NOT HER USUAL PLACE OF RESIDENCE. SHE CURRENTLYSTAYS AT KWASHIEMAN.THE EYESIGHT OF THE RESPONDENT WAS NOT GOOD SO SHECOULD NOT DO THE MODULE SIX A FO THE QUESTIONAIRE.THE FIRM IS OWNED BY THE RESPONDENT AND HIS FRIEND. HIS PARTNER TAKES CARE OF THE FINANCIAL ASPECT AND HE (RESPONDENT) TAKES PART OF THE TECHNICAL/GENERAL WORK ASPECT. EVERY MONTH. THEY HAVE A FIXED AMOUNT THEY RECEIVE AS SALARY.THE HEAD OF THE HOUSEHOLD COMPLAINED WHY HIS NAMEWAS SELECTED AND EVEN REFUSED TO TELL ME HIS FULLNAMETHE HUSBAND IS CURRENTLY NOT WORKINGTHE INDIVIDUAL WASNT ABLE TO READ THE GENERAL EXERCISE SO SHE REFUSEDTHE INTERVIEW BREAKED FOR ABOUT 15 MINUTES BECAUSERESPONDENT HAD TO UP KIDS FOR SCHOOLTHE INTERVIEW HAD TO CONTINUE AT A LATER TIME BECAUSE RESPODENT HAD TO GO TO WORKTHE INTERVIEW STARTED IMMEDIATELY THE RESPONDENT CAME BACK FROM SCHOOLTHE INTERVIEW WAS CONDUCTED AT A LORRY STATION WHERE THE RESPONDENT SELLS HER KENEKEYTHE INTERVIEW WAS CONDUCTED AT THE RESPONDENT STORE SO THERE WAS SOME DISTRACTIONTHE INTERVIEW WAS CONDUCTED AT THE RESPONDENT WORKPLACETHE INTERVIEW WAS DONE AT THE RESPONDENT WORK PLACETHE INTERVIEW WAS DONE AT THE STATION WHERE THE RESPONDENT SELLS HER MANGOESTHE INTERVIEW WAS INRERESTING BECAUSE THE RESPONDENT GAVE IT THE NEEDED ATTENTIONTHE INTERVIEW WAS INTERESTINGTHE INTERVIEW WAS QUITE INTERESTING. SHE GAVE THEINTERVIEW THE NEEDED ATTENTIONTHE INTERVIEW WAS SUCCESSFULTHE INTERVIEW WAS SUCCESSFUL DUE TO RESPONDENTS COPERATIONTHE INTERVIEW WAS SUCCESSFUL, THE RESPONDENT WAS VERY WILLING TO ANSWER ALL THE QUESTIONSTHE INTERVIEW WAS VERY INTERESTING. RESPONDENT WASVERY RELAXEDTHE LIGHT WENT OFF MAKING IT DIFFICULT TO SEE JUSTWITH THE PHONE TOUCH LIGHTTHE MODULE 2-7 WAS SUCCESSFULLY COMPLETEDTHE MODULES 2-7 WAS COMPLETEDTHE MODULOE 2-7 WAS SUCCESSFULLY COMPLETEDTHE OTHER RELATIVES OF RESPONDENT WERE PRESENT ANDWERE INTERUPTING THE RESPONDENT BY MAKING FUNNY COMMENTSTHE QUESTION WAS SUCCESSFULLY COMPLED AND THE RESPONDENT STARTED THE GENERAL BOOKLET.THE QUESTION WAS WELL ANSWERED BY THE RESPONDENTTHE QUESTIONAIRE WAS SUCCESSFULLY COMPLETEDTHE QUESTIONAIRE WAS SUCCESSFULLY COMPLETED ALTHOUGH THE RESPO9NDENT WAS COMPLAINGING OF TIREDNESS.THE QUESTIONARIE WAS SUCCESSFULLY COMPLETED AND THE RESPONDENT STARTED THE GENERAL BOOKLET WAS STARTED EVENTHOUGH THE RESPONDENT DOES NOT UNDERSTANDTHE RESPODENT WAS VERY CORPERATIVETHE RESPONDENT ALWAYS HAD TO EXPLAIN WHY HE WAS CHOOSING A PARTICULAR ANSWERTHE RESPONDENT ANSWERED THE QUESTIONS TO THE BESTOF HER ABILITYTHE RESPONDENT ASKED ME IF I WOULD GIVE HER MONEYIF SHE DOES THE READING EXERCISETHE RESPONDENT ASKED ME IF THIS EXERCISE WILL EVENTUALLY GIVE HIM JOB TO DOTHE RESPONDENT ASKED ME OF WHAT SHE WILL GAIN AFTER THE EXERCISE SINCE SHE CLAIMED SHE IS TIRED OF MANY OF SUCH SURVEYSTHE RESPONDENT ASKED ME TO MEET HIM IN TOWN SO THEINTERVIEW WAS CONDUCTED AT A DRINKING SPOTTHE RESPONDENT AT A TIME WAS FEELING BAD BECAUSE OF HER INABILITY TO READ AND SPEAK ENGLISH LANGUAGESHE SEE'S THAT AS A HINDRANCE IN HER LIFETHE RESPONDENT ATTEMPT THE GENERAL BOOKLET DUE TOLACK OF READING AND WRITING OF ENGLISH LANGUAGETHE RESPONDENT CANNOT SPEAK ENGLISH SO DID NOT DOTHE MODULE SIX A.THE RESPONDENT CANNOT SPEAK THE LANGUAGE OF MODULE6A OF THE QUESTIONARIE HENCE REFUSED TO DO IT.THE RESPONDENT CANT READ NOR WRITETHE RESPONDENT COMPLAINED THAT THE INTERVIEW TOOKQUITE A LONG TIME.THE RESPONDENT COMPLAINED THAT THE QUESTION ARE TOO MANY BUT HE WAS VERY COOOPERATIVETHE RESPONDENT COMPLAINED WHY HER NAME WAS SELECTED FOR SURVEY AND SHE WAS ALSO BOTHERED BY HER FELLOW APPRENTICE DURING THE INTERVIEWTHE RESPONDENT COOKING WHILES THE INTERVIEW WAS TAKING PLACETHE RESPONDENT COOPERATED REALLY WELL IN ANSWERINGTHE QUESTIONSTHE RESPONDENT COULDNOT DO THE MODULE SIX A OF THEQUESTIONAIRE BECAUSE SHE HAS NO FORMAL EDUCATIONTHE RESPONDENT DID ALL THE MODULE EXCEPT MODULE SIX A BECUASE SHE DOES NOT SPEAK ENGLISHTHE RESPONDENT DID ALL THE MODULE FROM MODULE TWOTO SEVEN INCLUDING DODULE SIX A.THE RESPONDENT DID ALL THE MODULESTHE RESPONDENT DID ALL THE MODULES EXCEPT THE MODULE SIX A BECAUSE SHE DOES NOT UNDERSTAND ENGLISH WELL ENOUGH TO ANSWER.THE RESPONDENT DID ALL THE MODULES FROM MODULE 2 TO MODULE 6ATHE RESPONDENT DID ALL THE MODULES FROM MODULE ONETO SEVEN INCLUDING SIX A.THE RESPONDENT DID ALL THE MODULES FROM MODULE ONETO SEVEN.THE RESPONDENT DID ALL THE MODULES FROM MODULE TWOTO MODULE SEVEN OF THE SECTIONTHE RESPONDENT DID ALL THE MODULES FROM MODULES OFONE TO SEVEN INCLUDING MODULE SIX A.THE RESPONDENT DID ALL THE MODULES FROM MODULES TWO TO SEVEN INCLUDING MODULE SIX A.THE RESPONDENT DID ALL THE MODULES FROM ONE TO SEVEN INCLUDING MODULE SIX A.THE RESPONDENT DID ALL THE MODULES FROM ONE TO SEVEN.THE RESPONDENT DID ALL THE MODULES FROM TWO TO SEVENTHE RESPONDENT DID ALL THE MODULES IN THE QUESTIONAIRE.THE RESPONDENT DID ALL THE MODULES IN THIS SECTIONFROM MODULE ONE TO SEVEN INCLUDING 6 A.THE RESPONDENT DID ALL THE MODULES IN THIS SECTIONINCLUDING MODULES SIX A.THE RESPONDENT DID ALL THE MODULES INCLUDING MODULE SIX ATHE RESPONDENT DID ALL THE MODULES INCLUDING MODULE SIX A.THE RESPONDENT DID ALL THE MODULES INCULDING MODULE SIX A.THE RESPONDENT DID ALL THE MODULES MODULE ONE TO SIX INCLUDING MODULE SIX A.THE RESPONDENT DID ALL THE MODULES OF THE WQUESTIONAIRE SUCCESSFULLYTHE RESPONDENT DID ALL THE SEVEN MODULES INCLUDINGMODULE SIX A.THE RESPONDENT DID FROM MODULE TWO TO SEVEN INCLUCDING MODULE SIX ATHE RESPONDENT DID FROM MODULES TWO TO SEVEN INCLUDING SIX A.THE RESPONDENT DID NOT ANSWER THE MODULE SIX A BECUASE SHE DOES NOT HAVE ANY FORMAL EDUCATIONTHE RESPONDENT DID NOT DO THE MODULE SIX A OF THEQUESTIONAIRE BECAUSE HE DOES NOT UNDERSTAND THE LANUAGETHE RESPONDENT DID NOT DO THE MODULE SIX A OF THEQUESTIONAIRE BECAUSE SHE DOES NOT HAVE ANY FORMALEDUCATIONTHE RESPONDENT DID NOT DO THE MODULE SIX A. SHE SAYS SHE DOES NOT UNDERSTAND ENGLISH. SHE SAYS I SHOULD EXPLAIN TO HER IN TWI AND SHE WILL DO IT BUT ITOLD HER TI. IS NOT ALLOWED.THE RESPONDENT DID NOT DO THE MODULE6 A BECUASE SHE SAYS DOES NOT UNDERSTAND THE LANGUAGE OF GTHE MODULETHE RESPONDENT DID NOT KNOW HIS WEIGHTTHE RESPONDENT DID NOT UNDERSTAND ENGLISH SO DID NOT DO THE MODULE SIX A.THE RESPONDENT DIDN'T COMPLAIN IE. GOING THROUGH THE MODULESTHE RESPONDENT DIDN'T UNDERSTAND THE QUESTIONS WELLTHE RESPONDENT DIDN'T WANT TO BOTHER BUT UPPON FURTHER EXPLANATION BEFORE SHE AGREED TO BE INTERVIEWEDTHE RESPONDENT DIDN'T WANT TO PARTICIPATE IN THE SURVEY, IT WAS UPON FURTHER PERSUATIONS BEFORETHE RESPONDENT DIDN'T WANT TO PARTICIPATE IN THE SURVEYBECAUSE THEY HAVE WRITTEN THEIR NAMES SEVERALTIMES AND HAVE NOT SEEN ANYTHING IN THIS COUNTRYAND MY LIFETHE RESPONDENT DIDN'T WANT TO TAKE PART IN THE SURVEY, IT WAS UPON FURTHER PERSUATIONS BEFORETHE RESPONDENT DO NOT SEEM TO KNOW ANYTHING ABOUTHIS PARENTS HENCE -9 WAS GIVEN TO MODULE 7 QUESTION 13 AND 16THE RESPONDENT DOES NOT KNOW HER WEIGHT AND HEIGHT(MODULE 3, HEALTH). SHE HAD TO STOP WORKING FOR AWHILE DUE TO PREGNANCY AND CHILD CARETHE RESPONDENT DOES NOT READ THE LANGUAGE OF THE MODULE SIX A. SO SHE REFUSED TO DO ITTHE RESPONDENT DOES NOT SPEAK AND UNDERSTAND ENGLISH SO SHE DID NOT DO THE MODULE SIX ATHE RESPONDENT DRIVES AN INDIVIDUAL WHO DOES NOT HAVE A BUSINESS NAME AND EXACT LOCATIONTHE RESPONDENT EXPLANED ALL HER PROBLEMS TO ME DURING THE INTERVIEWTHE RESPONDENT FELT THERE WERE SOME QUESTIONS I SHOULDN'T HAVE ASKES HIM,SO HE WOULD ASK QUESTIONS FOR LONG TIME BEFORE HE RESPONDEDTHE RESPONDENT HAD A HEARING PROBLEM SO I HAD TO BE SHOUTING AT THE TOP OF MY VOICE AND IT BECAME ABOTHER TO HIMTHE RESPONDENT HAD JUST RETURNED FROM CHURCH SO GOT TIRED WHEN ANSWERING MODULES 4C-5BTHE RESPONDENT HAD SOME DOUBTS BUT BECAME CONVINCED AFTER FURTHER EXPLANATION.THE RESPONDENT HAD TO WORK SO THE INTERVIEW CONTINUED THE NEXT DAYTHE RESPONDENT HAS NEVER HAD ANY FORMAL EDUCATIONSO SHE DID NOT DO MODULE SIX ATHE RESPONDENT IS A HOUSEWIFE WHO STOPPED WORKINGWHEN SHE CONCEIVED HER FIRST SON. AND HAS NEVER WORK SINCE THENTHE RESPONDENT IS A SEAMSTRESS APPRENTICE BUT SHEOFTEN GET TO SEW AND MAKE ALTERATIONS TO CUSTOMERDRESSES AT HOME.THE RESPONDENT IS A TALKERTIVE TYPE AND SOMETIME HAD TO STOP THE INTERVIEW FOR A WHILETHE RESPONDENT IS BLIND AND THEREFORE COLDN'T SEETHE SHOW CARD #6. I WAS HOWEVER ABLE TO EXPLAIN THE SHOW CARD #1 TO HIMTHE RESPONDENT IS NOT SMART IN RESPONDING TO QUESTIONS.THE RESPONDENT IS PREGNANT SO WENT OUT OFTEN TO SPITTHE RESPONDENT KEPT TALKING PLENTY. SHE WAS NOT REALLY PAYING ATTENTION TO SOME OF THE QUESTIONS. DID MODULE SIX A.THE RESPONDENT KNOWS HIS WEIGHT BUT COULD NOT TELLHIS HEIGHTTHE RESPONDENT MADE ME WAIT FOR HER FOR MORE THANAN HOUR BEFORE SHE ATTENDED TO ME BECAUSE NEEDED TO SEE HER VISITOR OFFTHE RESPONDENT REALY WELCOMED ME TO HIS HOME AND CO-ORPERATED THROUGH OUT.THE RESPONDENT SAID HE HAD BORROWED SOMEONE'S SEVEN CEDIS AND PERSON IS ON HIS NECK FOR THE MONEYTHE RESPONDENT SAID HE TOOK A 3YRS LEAVE AFTER HEHAD ACCUMULATES ALL HIS LEAVES AND WAS BACK TO WORK IN LESS THAN 3 MONTHS AGOTHE RESPONDENT SAID HE USED TO DO GALAMSEY BUT HEWOULD WANT TO GO BACK TO IT.THE RESPONDENT SAID HE WORKS AS A CLEANER AT THE OGUA HALL OF THE UNIVERSITY OF CAPE COASTTHE RESPONDENT SAID HER FATHER HAD A BOAT SO, THEYWERE RELATIVELY RICH BY THENTHE RESPONDENT SAID HIS PARENTS DIDN'T PARTICULARYLY TAKE CARE OF HIMTHE RESPONDENT SAID I HAVE USED ALL HER TIME FOR COOKING SO SHE WOULDN'T HAVE ANTHING TO EAT.THE RESPONDENT SAID I WILL PAY FOR SITTING ALLOWANCE WHEN I EXPLAINED THE REASON FOR MY VISITTHE RESPONDENT SAID I WOULD HAVE TO BUY HER MALT AFTER EVERYTHINGTHE RESPONDENT SAID SHE HAS SPENT ALL THE MONEY FOR HER ORANGE BUSINESS ON HER CHILDREN'S SCHOOL FEES AND THAT IS WHY SHE HAS STOPPED SELLING FOR A WHILETHE RESPONDENT SAID SHE HAS TO RETURN TO SCHOOLTHE RESPONDENT SAID SHE IS TAKING A SECRETARIAL COURSE AT A CERTAIN SCHOOLTHE RESPONDENT SAID SHE WOULD HAVE LEFT ME BUT SHEHAD RESPOECT FOR ME. SHE SAID IT PAWS HER THAT SHE NEVER ATTENDED SCHOOL.SHE COLLECTED TWO CEDIS FROM ME FOR THE TIME WASTED.THE RESPONDENT SAID SHE'S BEEN SICK FOR SOMETIME SO SHE'S BEEN HOME FOR SOMETIME NOWTHE RESPONDENT SAID THEY HAVE WRITTEN THEIR NAMESSEVERAL TIMES BUT HAVEN'T SEEN ANYTHING IN THEIR LIFETHE RESPONDENT SAYS SHE CANNOT SPEAK ENGLISH SO SHE DOES DID NOT ATTEMPT THE MODULE 6ATHE RESPONDENT SEEKS HELP FROM THE DAUGHTER BEFOREANSWERING THE QUESTIONS WHICH REQUIRES THE SHOW CARDTHE RESPONDENT SEVERALLY ASKED FOR DIRECT BENEFITSHE WILL GET FROM THE INTERVIEWTHE RESPONDENT SEVERALY ASKED OF HAT SHE WILL GETFROM THE INTERVIEWTHE RESPONDENT SEVERELY ASKED FOR MONEY FROM THE INTERVIEW.MOREOVER THE RESPONDENT WAS CARING FOR HER 3 MONTH OLD BABY.THE RESPONDENT STARTED THE GENERAL BOOKLET BUT DIDNOT CONTINUE. BECAUSE HE SAYS HE WILL ONLY CONTINUE IF I TEACH HIM.THE RESPONDENT SUCCESSFULLY COMPLETED ALTHOUGH SHEWAS FEELING UNEASY BECAUSE OF HER PREGNANCY.THE RESPONDENT SUCESSFULLY COMPLETED THE MODULE 2-7THE RESPONDENT UNDERSTOOD THE QUESTION WELL AND ITREALLY HELPED DURING THE INTERVIEWTHE RESPONDENT VERY SERIOUS WITH THE SURVEYTHE RESPONDENT WAS A NURSING MOTHER SO AT A POINTIN THE INTERVIEW SHE HAD HER BABY WITH HERTHE RESPONDENT WAS ALWASY ASKING FOR EXPLANATION AND EVEN WHEN AM TRYING TO EXPLAIN, SHE WILL ALSO BE TALKING.THE RESPONDENT WAS ATTENTIVE AND AS A RESULT THE INTERVIEW WAS SUCESSFUL.THE RESPONDENT WAS BREAST FEEDING HER BABY DURINGTHE INTERVIEWTHE RESPONDENT WAS BUSILY WASHING DURING THE INTERVIEW.THE RESPONDENT WAS COMPLAINING ABOUT THE TIME INVLOVED BUT SHE DID ALL THE MODULES FROM TWO TO SEVENTHE RESPONDENT WAS COOKING WHILES THE INTERVIEW WAS TAKING PLACETHE RESPONDENT WAS COOL AND GENTLETHE RESPONDENT WAS DULL SO THE INTERVIEW DIDN'TFLOW WELL.AT PAGE 29,Q9 THE RESPONDENT DIDN'T DISCLOSE THE NET PROFIT GENERATED BY HER BUISSNESS LIKEWIS IN PAGE 32THE RESPONDENT WAS ENTHUSED WITH THE SURVEY BUT THE READING EXERCISE AS WELL AS THE GENERAL BOOKLETWAS ADMINISTERED AT A DIFFERENT TIMETHE RESPONDENT WAS HAPPY WITH THE SURVEY AND LOOKFORWARD TO THIS SURVEY GIVING HIM A NEW WORKTHE RESPONDENT WAS HOPEFUL HE WILL GET SOMTHING OUT OF THE SURVEYTHE RESPONDENT WAS HOPEFUL THAT SOME BENEFIT WILLCOME OUT FROM THE INTERVIEW OR SURVEYTHE RESPONDENT WAS JUST READY TO BE PART OF THE SURVEYTHE RESPONDENT WAS NOT ABLE TO MENTION AMOUNT HE WILL TAKE IN ONE YEAR IN MODULE 6, PART B,Q6THE RESPONDENT WAS NOT CERTAIN ABOUT WHETHER SHE WAS IN SCHOOL OR NOT BUT AS THE INTERVIEW SHE WAS ABLE TO DECIDETHE RESPONDENT WAS NOT CORPORATIVE ENOUGH SHE WASNOT SO WILLING TO GIVE ME INFORMATIONTHE RESPONDENT WAS NOT GOOD IN AKAN AND ENGLISH SOI HAD TO USE A TRANSLATORTHE RESPONDENT WAS PREPARING HIS FOOD AND MOST OFHIS ATTENTION WAS ON HIS MEALTHE RESPONDENT WAS PREPARING SUPER WHILES I CONDUCTED THE INTERVIEW, BUT CO-OPERATED VERY WELL.THE RESPONDENT WAS QUITE SERIOUSTHE RESPONDENT WAS RECEPTIVE AND WAS VERY INTERESTED WITH THE SURVEYTHE RESPONDENT WAS RECEPTIVE BUT SHE WISHED I METHER HUSBAND RATHERTHE RESPONDENT WAS RECOVERY FROM AN AILMENT SO WASFEEL TIRED DURING THE INTERVIEWTHE RESPONDENT WAS SELLING BY THE ROAD SO SHE WASSOME POINT DURING THE INTERVIEW DISTRACTEDTHE RESPONDENT WAS SERVING CUSTOMERS LIMITING HERGET FULL CONCENTRACTION.THE RESPONDENT WAS SEVERELY BOTHERED BY HIS CHILDSO THE RESPONDENT DIDN'T HAVE MUCH CONCENTRATIONTHE RESPONDENT WAS SINCERE BUT PLAYFUL. THE READING WAS DONE AT A LATER TIME BECAUSE SHE HAD TO SELLTHE RESPONDENT WAS SO FRIENDLY AND WAS READLY TALKING TO ME CONCERNING HER BUSINESS AND HER PAST WORK EXPERIENCETHE RESPONDENT WAS SUFFERING FROM FLU DURING THE INTERVIEWTHE RESPONDENT WAS UNABLE GIVE TO GIVE THE NET PROFIT GENERATED BY HER BUSINESS IN MODULE 4 PART C Q9.EVEN AFTER SEVERAL EXPLANATION STILL SHE COULD NOTTHE RESPONDENT WAS VERY CALM AND WILLING TO COMPLETE THE QUESTIONNAIRETHE RESPONDENT WAS VERY CO-OPERATIVETHE RESPONDENT WAS VERY COOPERATIVETHE RESPONDENT WAS VERY COOPERATIVE AND DIDN'T COMPLAIN ABOUT ANYTHINGTHE RESPONDENT WAS VERY COOPERATIVE BUT THERE WASSOME LEVEL OF DISTRACTION FROM NEIGHBOURSTHE RESPONDENT WAS VERY COOPERATIVE, VERY ACCOMMODATING AND WLCOMING BUT COULD NOT ANSWER MODULE 4 CQUES 24-27 BECAUSE OF HIS KIND OF OCCUPATION ANDALSO PG 47 QUES 6THE RESPONDENT WAS VERY COPERATIVETHE RESPONDENT WAS VERY CORPERATIVETHE RESPONDENT WAS VERY CORPERATIVE .THE RESPONDENT WAS AT HER STORE SO SOMETIMES SHE HAD TO ATTENDTO HER CUSTOMERS.THE RESPONDENT WAS VERY CORPERATIVE AT PAGE 33Q33THE RESPONDENT SAID HE DOES NOT REVEIVE PAYMENT FROM HIS SECONDARY WORKTHE RESPONDENT WAS VERY CORPERATIVE, BUT SHE SAIDSHE NEEDED MONEY TO START HER OWN BAKING BUSINESSTHE RESPONDENT WAS VERY CORPORATIVETHE RESPONDENT WAS VERY FIENDLY AND READLY AVAILABLE FOR THE INTERVIEWTHE RESPONDENT WAS VERY FRIENDLYTHE RESPONDENT WAS VERY INTERESTED IN TAKING PARTIN THE SURVEY.THE RESPONDENT WAS VERY INTERESTED IN THE INTERVIEWTHE RESPONDENT WAS VERY KNID AND RECEPTIVETHE RESPONDENT WAS VERY RECEPTIVE AND ACCOMODATIVETHROUGHOUT THE INTERVIEWTHE RESPONDENT WAS VERY RECEPTIVE AND WILLING TO BE PART OF THE SURVEYTHE RESPONDENT WAS VERY RELUCTANT TO START THE INTERVIEW BUT SHE AGREED TO START ANYWAY AFTER BEINGABLE TO CONVINCE HER.THE RESPONDENT WAS VERY SERIOUS AND INTERESTED INTHE SURVEYTHE RESPONDENT WAS VERY UNDERSTANDING SO THE INTERVIEW WENT WELL.THE RESPONDENT WAS VERY WILLING TO GIVE THE NECESSARY DETAILSTHE RESPONDENT WAS WORKING BUT I HAD TO INTERVIEWHIM BECAUSE HE WAS WILLING AND WANTED TO ANSWER THE QUESTIONS, SO I INTERVIEWED HIM WHILE WORKING,BUT HE WORKED ON ONLY THE PICTURES. BECAUSE HE CAN SEE AND KNOW WHAT IT WAS.THE RESPONDENT WAS WORKING SO IT DISTRACT THE INTERVIEW. HE ALSO SAID HE IS NOT GREEDY SO THE Q6 OFP47 HE LIKE ONLY 1000 GHSTHE RESPONDENT WILL LAUGHT AND LAUGHT BEFORE SHE WOULD GIVE A RESPONSE TO A QUESTIONTHE RESPONDENT WOULD EXPLIAN SEVERAL ISSUES BEFOREHE WOULD GIVE A RESPONDS TO A QUESTIONTHE RESPONDENT WOULD LAUGH OVER SOME QUESTIONS INTHE QUESTIONNAIRETHE RESPONDENT WS VERY CORDIALTHE RESPONDENT'S FRIENDS CAME AROUND AND SAID IF IT'S MONEY WE ARE BRINGING, WE SHOULD MAKE IT BIGTHE RESPONDENTS' FATHER WAS PRESENT THROUGHOUT THEINTERVIEWTHE RESPONDNET DID ALL THE MODULES FROM MODULE ONETO SEVENTHE RESPONDNT HAS LOST BOTH OF HIS PARENTS SO SOMEOF THE QUESTIONS WERE VERY SENSITIVE TO HIMTHE SISTER OF THE RESPONDENT WAS PRESENT FOR ABOUTHALF OF THE PERIOD FOR THESE MODULES AND WAS TRYING TO ANSWER THE QUESTIONS WHEN THEY WERE ASKEDTHE SON OF THE RESPONDENT WAS SERIOUSLY CRYING.THE WHOLE INTERVIEW WAS A SUCCESSTHE WHOLE PROCESS WAS SUCCESSFUL, JUST THAT RESPONDENT COMPLAININED QUESTIONS WERE TOO MANY.THE YOUNGEST CHILD OFTHE RESPONDENT WAS WITH HER THROUGHOUT THE INTERVIEW WHICH WAS SLOWING DOWN THEPACE OF THE INTERVIEWTHERE WAS INTERRUPTION DURING INTERVIEWTHERE WAS A BIT OF INTERRUPTION DURING INTERVIEWTHERE WAS A BIT OF INTERRUPTION DURING INTERVIEW BECAUSE INTERVIEW WAS CONDUCTED IN THE LOTTO KIOSKAND RESPONDENT HAD TO SERVE CUSTOMERS WHILE INTERVIEWING.THERE WAS GREAT DEAL OF DISTRACTION SINCE THE RESPONDENT IS A PTTY TRADER AND SERVING CUSTOMERS DURING TEH INTERVIEW.THERE WAS INTERMITENT PHONE CALLS NAD RECEIVING OFCALLSTHERE WAS INTERRRUPTION DURING INTERVIEW BECAUSE RESPONDENT HAD TO BE RUNNING AN ERRAND.THERE WAS NO TABLE OR FLAT SURFACE TO WRITE ON ANDRESPONDENT REFUSE TO CONTINUE AFTER THE FIRST COMPREHENSION AND COMPIAN OF TIME CONSTAINTSTHERE WAS SOME DISTRACTION, AS CUSTOMES COMES TO BUY PROVISIONS BUT SHE MANAGE TO COMPLETE THE MODULE 2-7 EXCEPT MODULE 6ATHERE WAS SOME INTERRUPTION DURING INTERVIEW.THERE WERE GREAT DEAL OF DISTRUCTION BOTHERING THERESPONDENT, I HAD TO CARRY THE GRANDCHILD BEFOREHE COULD DO THE READING EXERCISETHERESPONDENT HAD TO STAY FOR THE INTERVIEW INSTEAD OF GOING TO CHURCHTHOUGH RESPONDENT COMPLETED JUNIOR SECONDARY SCHOOL HE CLAIMED HE CANNOT READ AND WRITE. HE INHERITED HIS RECENT BUSINESS FROM THE DADDY WHOM HE HELPED.THOUGH RESPONDENT HAS NEVER ATTENDED SCHOOL HE ISABLE TO DO HIS DRIVING WORK BECAUSE HE HAS A MATEWHO HAS COMPLETED J.S.S AND HANDLES THE FORMAL PART OF THE WORK.THRER WAS NO TABLE TO WRITE ONVERY CO-OPERATIVEVERY COOPERATIVEVERY CORDIALVERY SUCCESSFULWAS ENTHUSIASTIC ABOUT THE SURVEYWAS QUITE CONCENTRATED ON HIS TASBA SINCE IT WAS AFRIDAY AND WAS PRAYING AS WELLWAS STRAIGHT FORWARD WITH ANSWERING OF THE QUESTIONS WITH A STRAIGHT FACE. LOOKED LIKE WAS NOT IN THE MOOD FOR A LOOK CHATWAS SUCCESSFULWAS UNABLE TO SPEAK ENGLISH SO REFUSED TO DO THE MODULE OA.WAS VERY CONCERNED ABOUT HIS UNEMPLOYED STATUSWAS VERY INDERSTANDING SO I DID NOT ENCOUNTER ANYPROBLEMWE BREAK THE INTERVIEW BECUASE SHE WENT TO TAKE HER CHILD FROM SCHOOL SO I CAME LATER TO COMPLETED ITHE INTERVIEWWE SAT IN THE SUN INTERVIEWING CAUSING SOME DISTURBANCESWITH MODULE 4 PART C QUESTIONS 24 AND 25 RESPONDENT REFUSED TO MENTION HOW MUCH HIS NET PAYMENT IS.WITH THE MODULE 6 PART A THE RESPONDENT WAS JUST CHOOSING OPTIONS ANYHOW BECAUSE HE DIDN'T UNDERSTAND MOST OF THE QUESTIONSGeneral booklet IDGeneral booklet IDGeneral booklet IDGeneral booklet IDGeneral booklet IDModule 9: Reading Exercises
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typeExercise booklet type10121975Ex booklet not done12349ProblemSysmissExercise booklet typeExercise booklet typeExercise booklet typeExercise booklet typeExercise booklet type10121975500188106851.1171136.934Was there anyone other than the respondent during reading exercises?Was there anyone other than the respondent during reading exercises?Was there anyone other than the respondent during reading exercises?Was there anyone other than the respondent during reading exercises?Was there anyone other than the respondent during reading exercises?Module 10: Interviewer Impressions for The Reading Exercises (Module 9)
1) Was there anyone other than the respondent present, including children, during the reading exercises (Module 9) ?If "NO, RESPONDENT WAS ALONE", GOTO Q421798081Yes2NoSysmissWas the spouse present during the reading exercise?Was the spouse present during the reading exercise?Was the spouse present during the reading exercise?Was the spouse present during the reading exercise?Was the spouse present during the reading exercise?Module 10: Interviewer Impressions for The Reading Exercises (Module 9)
2) For how much of the time were these persons with the respondent during the reading exercises?
- The spouse of the respondent56324241For all or most of the time2Approximately half of the time3About 1/4 of the time4For a small time5Not presentSysmissWas a child/children 6 years or less present during the reading exercise?Was a child/children 6 years or less present during the reading exercise?Was a child/children 6 years or less present during the reading exercise?Was a child/children 6 years or less present during the reading exercise?Was a child/children 6 years or less present during the reading exercise?Module 10: Interviewer Impressions for The Reading Exercises (Module 9)
2) For how much of the time were these persons with the respondent during the reading exercises?
- A child or children 6 years or less56224251For all or most of the time2Approximately half of the time3About 1/4 of the time4For a small time5Not presentSysmissWas a child/children 7-14 years present during the reading exercise?Was a child/children 7-14 years present during the reading exercise?Was a child/children 7-14 years present during the reading exercise?Was a child/children 7-14 years present during the reading exercise?Was a child/children 7-14 years present during the reading exercise?Module 10: Interviewer Impressions for The Reading Exercises (Module 9)
2) For how much of the time were these persons with the respondent during the reading exercises?
- A child or children 7-14 years56124261For all or most of the time2Approximately half of the time3About 1/4 of the time4For a small time5Not presentSysmissWas an adult household member present during the reading exercise?Was an adult household member present during the reading exercise?Was an adult household member present during the reading exercise?Was an adult household member present during the reading exercise?Was an adult household member present during the reading exercise?Module 10: Interviewer Impressions for The Reading Exercises (Module 9)
2) For how much of the time were these persons with the respondent during the reading exercises?
- Adult household members56124261For all or most of the time2Approximately half of the time3About 1/4 of the time4For a small time5Not presentSysmissWas an adult from outside household present during the reading exercise?Was an adult from outside household present during the reading exercise?Was an adult from outside household present during the reading exercise?Was an adult from outside household present during the reading exercise?Was an adult from outside household present during the reading exercise?Module 10: Interviewer Impressions for The Reading Exercises (Module 9)
2) For how much of the time were these persons with the respondent during the reading exercises?
- Adults from outside the household56624211For all or most of the time2Approximately half of the time3About 1/4 of the time4For a small time5Not presentSysmissDid anyone assist the respondent?Did anyone assist the respondent?Did anyone assist the respondent?Did anyone assist the respondent?Did anyone assist the respondent?Module 10: Interviewer Impressions for The Reading Exercises (Module 9)
3) Did any person assist the respondent in answering the reading exercises?56524221Yes2NoSysmissHow serious was respondent on literacy exercise?How serious was respondent on literacy exercise?How serious was respondent on literacy exercise?How serious was respondent on literacy exercise?How serious was respondent on literacy exercise?Module 10: Interviewer Impressions for The Reading Exercises (Module 9)
4) What is your impression of how serious the respondent was when working on the reading exercises?20849031Very serious2Serious3Not very serious4Not serious at allSysmissHow much distraction was there during the interview?How much distraction was there during the interview?How much distraction was there during the interview?How much distraction was there during the interview?How much distraction was there during the interview?Module 10: Interviewer Impressions for The Reading Exercises (Module 9)
5) There can be many distractions during an interview: noise, children needing attention, people interrupting, phone calls, respondent feeling pressed for time, etc. What is your impression of how much distraction there was for the respondent when working on the reading exercises?20819061Very little or no distraction2Some distraction, not serious3Some distraction, bothering to the respondent4A great deal of distractionSysmissHow often did respoindent ask for assistance?How often did respoindent ask for assistance?How often did respoindent ask for assistance?How often did respoindent ask for assistance?How often did respoindent ask for assistance?Module 10: Interviewer Impressions for The Reading Exercises (Module 9)
6) How often did the respondent ask you (the interviewer) for assistance, clarification or examples during the reading exercises?20799081Very often - in many questions2Fairly often3Sometimes4Rarely or not at allSysmissComments 1Comments 1Comments 1Comments 1Comments 17014THE RESPONDENT HAD A PROBLEM OF READINGWITH LIGHT AND ALSO WNATED TO ATTEND CHURCH SSERVICE SO DID NOT CONTINUE WITH THE SECTION B OF THE GENERAL BOOKLET4THERE WAS NO FLAT SURFACE TO WRITE ONA FIGHT ENSUED AT THE PALCE OF THE INTERVIEW(RESPONDENT'S WORK PLACE) LEADING TOTHE STAINING OF THE EXERCISE BOOKLET WITH BLOODACCEPTED THE GRAMMAR WAS ABOVE HER STANDARD SO OPTED TO STOPADULTS FROMOUTSIDE THE HOUSEHOLD TRIED TO TEASE RESPONDENT SO RESPONDENT HAD TOSTOP AND WAIT FOR THEM TO LEAVE.RESPONDENT DIDN'T KNOW HOW TO GO ABOUT ANSWERINGTHE SECTION B HENCE LEFT ALL BLANKAFTER COMPLETING THE GENERAL BOOLET THERESPONDENT COMPIANED OF TIERDNESS AND UNABLE TO DO HTE EXERICE BOOKLETAFTER COMPLETING THE PART 1 OF THE GENERAL BOOKLET, THE RESPONDENT SAID SHE WOULD NOT CONTINUE BECAUSE SHE CANNOT READ NOR WRITEAFTER COMPLETING THE PART ONE OF THE GENERAL BOOKLET, SHE REFUSED TO CONTINUED BECAUSE SHE COULDN'T READ THE SENTENCESAFTER COMPLETING THE SECTION A OF THE GENERAL BOOKLET HE WENT THROUGH THE SECTION B AND SAID HE COULDN'T DO ANYAFTER COMPLETING THE SECTION A OF THE GENERAL BOOKLET THE RESPONDENT WENT THROUGH THE SECTION B ABD SAID SHE CAN'T DO ITBECAUSE SHE DOESN'T UNDERSTAND IT. I EXPLAINED IT AGAIN BUT SHE SAID SHE CAN'TAFTER CONVINCING THE RESPONDENT TO AT LEST TRY TO CIRCLE SOME ANSWERS IN THE GENERAL BOOKLET, SHE REFUSED TO COMPLETE ALL BECAUSE SHE FELT SHE COULD READ THEMAFTER CONVINCING THE RESPONDENT TO DO THE EXERCISE BOOKLET,SHE FLIPPED THROUGH AND ANSWERED JUST ONE QUESTION AND SAID SHE WOULDN;T CONTINUE, I ASKED HER IF I SHOULD COME BACK LATER AND SHE SAID NOAFTER EXPLAINING HOW THE EXERCISE IS GOING TO BE DONE SHE SAID SHE WILL DO ONLYTHE EASY ONES AND LEAVES ME TO WORRY ABOUT THE REST.AFTER FLIPPING THROUGH THE SECTION B OFTHE GENERAL BOOKLET FOR SOME MINUTES, SHE GAVE IT BACK TO ME AND SHE COULDN'T DOIT BECAUSE SHE COULDN'T UNDERSTAND THEQUESTIONSAFTER GOING THROUGH THESECTION B OF THEGENERAL BOOKLET AND ASKING ME OFTEN FORASSISTANCE, HE JUST ANSWERED TWO QUESTIONS AND SAID HE WAS DONEAFTER RESPONDENT BEGUN THE GENERAL BOOKLET SHE SAID SHE WAS FEELING SLEEPY AND WANTED TO GO AND SLEEP SO SHE DID NOT TAKE THE EXERCISE SERIOUSAFTER SHE COMPLETED THE PART ONE OF THEBOOKLET THE RESPONDENT SAID SHE COULDN'TREAD THE REST SO SHE WOULDN'T CONTINUEAFTER SPENDING SEVERAL MINUTES ON THE SECTION B OF THE GENRAL BOOKLET WITHOUT MARKING ANY ANSWER, SHE IMMEDIATELY HANDEDTHE BOOKLET BACK TO ME WHEN I TOLD HERSHE COULD GIVE IT BACK TO ME IF SHE CANTAFTER THE PART 1 OF THE GENERAL BOOKLETTHE RESPONDENT SAID HE CAN'T READ SO HEWOULDN'T CONTINUEALONG THE LINE DURING THE VISITED HER SOSHE WAS IN A HURRY TO ATTEND TO HER.ALTHOUGH THE RESPONDENT PASSED THE GENERAL BOOKLET, HE REFUSED TO DO THE EXERCISE BOOKLET. HE SAYS ITS NOT BY FORCE.ALTHOUGH THE RESPONDENT WAS COMPLAININGTHAT SHE DID NOT UNDERSTAND THE GENERALBOOKLET SHE WAS ABLE TO PASS FOUR OUT OFTHE EIGHT QUESTIONS OF THE SECTION B.ALTHOUGH THERE WAS NO FLAT SURFACE TO WORK ON RESPONDENT WAS ABLE TO COMPLETE GENERAL BOOKLET BUT WANTED TO DO THE EXECIE BOOKLET WITH MY HELPALTHOUGH THERE WERE NO TABLE TO WRITE ON, THE EXERCISE WENT ON SMOOTHLY.AN ADULT FROM HOUSEHOLD MEMBER HELPED HER TO DO SOME OF THE GENERAL BOOKLET ALTHOUGH I TOLD HIME TO STOP THEY BOTH REFUSED AND I WANTED TO TAKE THE GENERAL BOOKLET BUT SHE REFUSEDANSWERS FROM GENERAL BOOKLET WERE CLEARAND IT HELPED RESPONDENT TO MOVE ON TO EXERCISE BOOKLETAS TIME OF THE INTERVIEW THERE WAS NO TABLE FOR RESPONDENT TO WRITE ONBABY/DAUGHTER WAS DISTRACTING HERBEGAN THE GENERAL BOOKLET BUT REFUSED TOCONTINUE WHEN I PREVENTED HIS DAUGHTERFROM ASSISTING HIM.COMPLAINE OF TIME CONSTRIAN.COMPLAINED ABOUT EXERCISE'S RELEVANCECOMPLAINED THE THE EXERCISES ARE MANYCONFESSED OF AN EYE PROBLEM WHEN HE COULD HARDLY READ NOR WRITECOULD NOT ATTEMPTY OTHER SECTIONS OF THEGENERAL BOOKLET BECAUSE, RESPONDENT CANNOT READ AND WRITECOULD NOT READ.DID NOT ANSWER MOST OF THE QUESTIONS INTHE GENERAL BOOKLET BECAUSE HE SAID ITSBEEN A LONG TIME SINCE HE HAD SUCH EXERCISE. HE THEREFORE FLIP THE PAGES AND STOPPEDDUE TO THE HEARING PROBLEM THE RESPONDENT COULD NOT FINISH THE GENERAL BOOKLET BECAUSE HE WAS COMPLAINING OF TIREDNESSDURING THE EXERCISE THE FATHER CAME AROUND AND TOOK THE RESPONDENT OUT. SO EXERCISE COULD NOT CONTINUE.DURING THE TIME FOR GENERAL BOOKLET, THELIGHT WERE OFF AND WE USED TOUCH LIGHTFOR A WHILE, BUT WE HAD TO END AND CONTINUE LATER.EVEN THOUGH HE COMPLAINED THAT THE QUETIONS WERE TOO MUCH HE MANAGE TO DO THE GENERAL BOOKLET BUT REFUSE TO DO THE EXERICES BECAUSE HE HAD A MEETING TO ATTENDEVEN THOUGH HE WAS HARD PRESS FOR TIME,HE DID THE GENERAL BOOKLET AND PASS.EVEN THOUGH THE RESPONDENT DID NOT HAVEA TABLE HE DID PASS THE GENERAL BOOKLETEXERCISESEVEN THOUGH THERE WAS NO TABLE HE PASS THE GENERAL BOOKLET TEXTEVEN THOUGH THERE WAS NO TABLE, THE RESPONDENT PASS THE GENERAL BOOKLET TESTEVEN THOUGH THERE WAS SOME DISTRACTION SHE ATTEMPTED ALL THE QUESTIONS IN THE GENERAL BOOKLET BUT DID NOT PASSEXERCISE BOOKLET HAD TO BE STOPPED. THISWAS DUE TO PRESSURE FROM HER GRANDMOTHEREXERCISE COULD NOT BE STARTED TIME CONSTRAINTSEXERCISE WAS POSTPONED TO ANOTHER DAY RESPONDENT COULD NOT CONTINUE THE EXERCISEBOOKLET SINCE SHE WAS NO LONGER ACCESSIBLE WHEN CALLED ON PHONE SHE WILL SAY THAT SHE WILL CALL ANY TIME SHE IS READYFGENERAL BOOKLET STOP BECASE INDIVIDUALHAD URGENT CALL TO FIX A LIKING TAP IN ANEIGHBOUR'S HOUSE. THE INTERRUPTIN WASTOO LONG THAT EXERCISE COULD NOT BE CONTINUED.FOUND SOME OF THE WRITTINGS IN THE EXERCISE BOOKLET TINYGENERAL AND EXERCISE BOOKLETS WERE SUCCESSFULLY COMPLETED. RESPONDENT FOUND IT VERY HARD TO DO MOST QUESTIONS IN THE EXERCISE BOOKLET.GENERAL BOOKLET STOPPED BECAUSE RESPONDENT LACKS THE ABILITY TO UNDERSTAND THE LANGUAGEHAD EVERY THING NEEDED FOR THE EXERCISEHAD NO DIFFICULTYHAD TO STOP THE EXERCISE BOOKLETHE ATTEMPED ALL THE QUESTIONS IN THE GENERAL BOOKLET BUT DIDNT PASS THE TESTHE ATTEMPED SOME OF THE QUESTIONS IN THEGENERAL BOOK BUT WHEN HE GOT TO ARTICLE3 HE SIAD BRAIN IS TIED SO HE REFUSE TOCONTINUEHE COULD NOT READ TO UNDERSTAND SO HE REFUSED TO CONTINUE THE READING EXERCISEHE HAD NO DIFFICULTY COMPLETING THE GENERAL BOOKELTHE PASS THE GENERAL BOOKLETHE PASS THE GENERAL BOOKLET TESTHE SAID HE HAS DONE HIS BEST AND GAVE-UPTHE EXERCISE. THE REST HE SAID HE CANNOTDO.HE STARTED THE GENERAL BOOKLET BUT COULDNOT DO THE REST BECAUSE HE COULD UNDERSTANDHE WAS PRESSED FOR TIME SO HE REFUSE TOCONTINUEHER BABY WAS CRYING SO SHE COULDN'T COMPLETED THE GENERAL BOOKLETHER CHILD WAS WORRYING HERHER DAUGHTER WAS DISTURBING HERHER MOTHER WANTED HER TO DO SOMETHING FOR HER AND IT WAS WORRYING THE RESPONDENTHIS JFATHER ALSO MARRIED OTHER WOMEN ANDBY 12 YEARS, BOTH PARENTS WERE DEADINDIVIDUAL ATTEMPTED SOME OF THE EXERCISE BOOKLET BUT DID NOT MARK ANY ANSWES.INDIVIDUAL COULD NOT DO MOST PART OF THEGENERAL BOOKLETINDIVIDUAL DID NOT ATTEMPT THE EXERCISEBOOKLET 4/REFUSED TO START.INDIVIDUAL DID NOT PASS TO DO THE GENERAL EXERCISE.INDIVIDUAL DID ONLY THE PRINT VOCABULARYBECAUSE OF HER INABILITY TO READ AND WRITE VERY WELL.INDIVIDUAL HAD A FLAT SURFACE TO WRITE ON. THERE WASN'T ANY DISTRACTIONS DURINGTHE EXERCISE..INDIVIDUAL HAD TO DROP OUT OF SCHOOL INPRIMARY TO WORK AND LOOK FOR MONEY BEFORE HE WAS ABLE TO CONTINUE LATER (DROPPEDOUT IN LOWER PRIMARY)INDIVIDUAL PAASED THE GENERAL BOOKLET BUT REFURED TO START EXERCISE BOOKLET BECAUSE SHE SAYS ITS TOO MUCH AND THE FONT SIZE IS ALSO TOO SMALL..INDIVIDUAL REFUSED TO CONTINUE THE EXERCISE BECAUSE DID NOT WANT TO BE BOTHERED..INDIVIDUAL REFUSED TO CONTINUE WITH THEGENERAL BOOKLETINDIVIDUAL SAYS HE WAS TIRED AND CAN'T CONTINUE.INDIVIDUAL SAYS, SHE CANNOT ANSWER THE REST OF THE QUESTIONSINDIVIDUAL STARTED GENERAL BOOKLET BUT COULD NOT CONTINUE BECAUSE OF TIME CONSTRAIN.INDIVIDUAL STOPPED BECAUSE HER BROTHER IN-LAW ASKED HER TO DO SO.INTERVEW WAS SUCCESSFULINTERVIEW HAD TO END AT THE SENTENCES PROCESSING PART OF GENERAL BOOKLET BECAUSERESPONDENT SAID HE CAN NOT READ RESPONDENT SAID HE CAN NOT READ AND UNDERSTANDTHE LANGUAGE USEINTERVIEW SESSION HAD TO BE DISCONTINUEDDUE TO TIME CONSTRAINTSINTERVIEW WAS A SUCCESSINTERVIEW WAS A SUCCESS.INTERVIEW WAS CONDECTED CLOSE TO THE ROAD SIDE. MOVING VEHICLESINTERVIEW WAS CONDUCTED AT RESPONDENT WORK PLACE.INTERVIEW WAS CONDUCTED IN RESPONDENT SHOP.INTERVIEW WAS SUCCESSFULINTERVIEW WAS SUCCESSFUL BUT RESPONDENTCOULD NOT ANSWER THE READING PART OF THEGENERAL BOOKLETINTERVIEW WAS SUCCESSFUL DURING THE BOOKLETS TOOINTERVIEW WAS SUCCESSFUL.INTERVIEW WAS SUCCESSFULLY CARRIED CUT.INTERVIEW WENT SMOOTHLYINTERVIEW WENT WELLINTREVIEW WAS SUCCESSFULLIGHTING SYSTEM WAS NOT SO GOOD BUT RESPONDENT WAS CO-OPERATIVELOW LIGHTINGMODULE 1 PART B RESPONDENT USES HIS LAPTOP PURPOSELY FOR HIS PERSONAL USE NOT FOR INTERNETMODULE 2, EDUCATION: THE PROGRAME HE DIDAT THE POLYTECHNIC WAS INTERMEDIARTE (THREE YEARS) NOT HND.MODULE 3, QUE 2, RESPONDENT DID NOT KNOWHIS HEIGHT. MODILE 4, RESPONDENT SAID HE CAN CARPENTRY WITH HIS EDUCATION AND DONE ANY APPRENTICESHIP AND HE SAID NOMODULE 3, QUESTION NUMBER TWO(2) REPONDENT DOES NOT KNOW HIS HEIGHTMODULE 4, QUE 5, RESPONDENT CAN NOT RECOLLECT THE PERIOD SHE SPENT BEFORE STARTING HER TRADE (SHE WAS A HOUSEWIFE BEFORESHE STARTED THE TRADE)MODULE 5, QUE 10, RESPONDENT INSIST SHEDOES NOT SPEND 30 MINUTES TO THINK IN DESIGNING DRESSESNO CHARI AND TABLE TO WRITE ONNO COMMENTNO COMMENT RESPONDENT HAS A TAXI THAT GENERATES INCOME FOR HIM.NO FLAT SURFACE TO WRITENO FLAT SURFACE TO WRITE ONNO FLAT SURFACE TO WRITE ON RESPONDENT.HAD AN EYE PROBLEM DURING READING.NO FLAT SURFACE TO WRITE ON.NO FLAT SURFACE WAS AVAILABLE FOR INTERVIEWER TO PLACE QUESTIONAIRE ONNO LIGHT AND TABLENO TABLENO TABLE AND ALSO SHE WAS PRESS FOR TIMETO GO AND CHASE HER GOOD IN ACCRA BUT SHE DID PART OF THE GENERAL BOOKLETNO TABLE AND CHAIR SO HAD TO SIT UNDER ATREE TO WIRTE THE EXAMSNO TABLE BUT HE PASS THE GENERAL BOOKLETTESTNO TABLE FOR THE RESPONDENT TO WRITE ONNO TABLE OR FLAT SURFACE TO WRITE ONNO TABLE OR FLAT SURFACE TO WRITE ON ANDLOW LIGHTING.NO TABLE OR FLAT SURFACE TO WRITTE ON.NO TABLE TO WITE ONNO TABLE TO WRITENO TABLE TO WRITE ONNO TABLE TO WRITE ON AND ALSO I SAT IN THE HOT SUN IN THE OPEN DISTRUBING ME THEINTERVIEWERNO TABLES BUT RESPONDENT WAS NOT ALL THAT BOTHERED. RESPONDENT COULD READ WELL BUT DID NOT UNDERSTANDNOISE OF RESPONDENT YOUNGER BROTHER DISTRACTED.NONEOTHER HOUSEHOLD MEMBERS TRIED SEVERAL TIMES TO ASSIST HER ANSWER, THE VOCABULARYPRINTING.PG8, QUE 19. RESPONDENT ANSWERED KNOW EVEN THOUGH I PROBED TO KNOW WHETHER HER HUSBAND SENDS HER MONEY OR NOT.READ THE DIRECTIONS BUT DID NOT UNDERSTAND THE PART B.READ THROUGH THE SECTION "B" BUT CLAIM SHE DID NOT UNDERSTAND HENCE ENDED THE(EXERCISE) INTERVIEWRESPODENTS' FATHER WAS PRESENT THROUGH OUT THE EXERCISE BUT HE DIDN'T HELP THE RESPONDENTRESPONDENT AFTER THE FIRST VISIT KEPT POSTPONDING THE EXERCISE UNTIL A TIME HE FINALLY GAVE UP AND SAID HE CANNOT CONTINUERESPONDENT ANSWERED ONLY THE PICTURES/PRINT VOCABULARY OF THE GENERAL BOOKLET BUT COULDN'T READ TO UNDERSTAND IN ANSWERING THE SENTENCE PROCSEEING PART AND THERE AFTER, SO REFUSED TO CONTINUERESPONDENT ANSWERED ONLY THE PRINT VOCABULARY BECAUSE HE CAN'T READ THE SENTECEPROCESSING PART OR THE GENERAL BOOKLETRESPONDENT ANSWERED ONLY THE PRINT VOCABULARY BUT FAILED TO CONTINUE BECAUSE COULD NOT READ.RESPONDENT ANSWERED SOME OF THE QUESTIONS IN THE EXERCISE BOOKLET AND SKIPPED THOSE SHE DIDN'T UNDERSTAND.RESPONDENT ANSWERED SOME PART OF THE GENERAL BOOKLET BUT HAD TOO LONG INTERRUPTIONRESPONDENT ASK TO KEEP BOOKLET THROUGHOUT THE DAY BUT WAS REFUSE BASED ON SET DOPWN RULES.RESPONDENT ASKED ME TO COME ANOTHER DAYTO CONTINUE THE EXERCISE BOOKLET. ALL ATTEMPTS TO REACH HIM FAILED. I WENT TO HIS HOUSE AND WAS TOLD TO COME BACK LATER.WHEN I ASKED WHEN, I WAS NOT GIVEN A SPRESPONDENT ASKED WHETHER I CAN READ THESENTENCES PART OR SECTION OF THE GENERALBOOKLET OR EVEN ASKING SOMEONE TO HELP,IF NO THEN HE CAN'T READ TO ANSWER THEMRESPONDENT AT LEAST MADE ALL EFFORTS TOANSWER EVERY QUESTION ASKEDRESPONDENT ATTEMPTED ALL QUESTION IN THEGENERAL BOOKLET AND PASSED TO DO. THE EXERCISE BOOKLET. SHE WAS SO DETERMINED.RESPONDENT ATTEMPTED ONE PART OF THE GENERAL BOOKLET AND STOPPED BECAUSE OF DISTRACTIONS FROM HIS CUSTOMERS.RESPONDENT ATTEMPTED SECTION 'B' BUT COULD NOT ANSWER ANY.RESPONDENT ATTEMPTED THE GENERAL BOOKLETBUT DID NOT MARK ALL BECAUSE SHE DID NOKNOW WHAT TO DO WHEN SHE GOT TO THE SECTION BRESPONDENT ATTEMPTED THE GENERAL BOOKLETBUT DID NOT PASS THE SECTION B AND SO COULD NOT DO THE EXERCISE.RESPONDENT BEGUN TO COMPLAIN OF EYE PROBLEM AND THEREFORE COULD NOT CONTINUE THEEXERCISERESPONDENT CAN NOT READ TO UNDERSTAND THE SENTENCES IN THE GENERAL BOOKLETRESPONDENT CAN'T READ AND UNDERSTAND THELANGUAGES AND SENTENCES AT THE SECTIONB PART OF THE GENERAL BOOKLETRESPONDENT CANNOT READ TO UNDERSTAND THELANGUAGE OF THE GENERAL BOOKLETRESPONDENT CANT READ ENGLISH ONLY ARABIC.RESPONDENT CHILDREN WERE DISTURBING HERA LOT, TEASING HER THAT SHE CAN'T DO THIS SIMPLE PRINT VOCABULARY.RESPONDENT COMPLAINED ABOUT THE SMALL FONT SIZE OF THE EXERCISE BOOKLET.RESPONDENT COMPLAINED IF HE KNEW LENGHTYTHE GENERAL BOOKLET WAS,HE WOULD HAVE ENDED THE INTERVIEW AFTER INDIVIDUAL MODULESRESPONDENT COMPLAINED OF DIFFICULTY OF EXERCISE SO COULD NOT MARK ALL QUESTIONSIN EXERCISE BOOKLETRESPONDENT COMPLAINED OF FATIGUE DURINGEXERCISE SESSIONRESPONDENT COMPLAINED OF HIS SIGHT. HE SAID HE CAN READ WELL WITH SPECTACLES. HEALSO HAD SOME ATTENTION HIS TELEVISIONTHAT WAS ON.RESPONDENT COMPLAINED OF NOT FINDING THECORRECT ANSWER FOR PICTURE 12 IN GENERAL BOOKLETRESPONDENT COMPLAINED OF THE FONT SIZE OF THE LETEERS.RESPONDENT COMPLAINED OF TIME AND SAID SHE COULD NOT CONTINUERESPONDENT COMPLAINED SEVERALLY ABOUT HIS TIME SPENT THE QUESTIONNIRE AND THE GENERAL BOOKLET.RESPONDENT COMPLAINED THAT SHE COULD NOTCONTINUE THE EXERCISE AGAIN BECAUSE ITIS DIFFICULT AND SHE DOES NOT UNDERSTANDTHE REST.RESPONDENT COMPLAINED THAT THE EXERCISEWAS TOO MUCH AND THAT HE WAS TIRE AND ITIS DIFFICULT SO HE ANSWERED THE (SIMPLEONES) AND LEFT THE REST THAT HE DID NOTKNOW.RESPONDENT COMPLAINED WHEN IT GOT TO THEGENERAL BOOKLET BUT MANAGED TO DO JUSTSECTION A AND SAID SECTION B WAS SO DIFFICULT FOR HER SINCE SHE CANNOT READ.RESPONDENT COMPLETED THE GENERAL BOOKLETBUT COULDN'T PASS THE SECTION BRESPONDENT CONSTANTLY COMPLAINED THAT THE READING WAS TOO MUCH AND EXERCISE LENGHTRESPONDENT COOPERATED WELL THROUGH OUT THE INTERVIEW.RESPONDENT COULD NOT ANSWER ALL QUESTIONS IN GENERAL BOOKLET. RESPONDENT DID NOTPASS TO CONTINUE TO EXERCISE BOOKLETRESPONDENT COULD NOT CONTINUE FUTHER BECAUSE OF HER INABILITY TO READ AND WRITEWELL.RESPONDENT COULD NOT CONTINUE THE EXERCISE BECAUSE SHE SAID HAD EMERGENCY TO ATTEND TO.RESPONDENT COULD NOT CONTINUE THE GENERAL BOOKLET BECAUSE OF HER INABILITY TO READ AND WRITE ENGLISH WELLRESPONDENT COULD NOT DO THE REST OF THEEXERCISE.RESPONDENT COULD NOT FINISHED ALL AT THEFIRST DAY, SO WE HAD TO BOOK ANOTHER DAY FOR HER TO START THE EXERCISE BOOKLET,THIS IS BECAUSE IT WAS LATE AND THERE WAS NO LIGHTRESPONDENT COULD NOT PASS FOR EXERCISE FROM GENERAL BOOKLET BUT THERE WERE SOMEDISTRACTIONSRESPONDENT COULD NOT PASS THE GENERAL BOOKLET'S SECTION BRESPONDENT COULD NOT PROCEED WITH THE REST OF THE GENERAL BOOKLET AFTER THE PRINT VOCABULARY. SHE SAID IT'S BEEN A WHILENOW SHE LOOKED THROUGH A BOOK/STUDIED SO SHE HAS FORGOTTEN ALLRESPONDENT COULD NOT READ SO REFUSED TOCONTINUE AFTER THE PRINT VOCABULARYRESPONDENT COULD NOT READ SO REFUSED TOCONTINUE WITH GENERAL BOOKLET AFTER THEPRINT VOCABULARYRESPONDENT COULD NOT READ SO SHE COULD NOT CONTINUE THE GENERAL BOOKLET. SHE ALSO DID NOT HAVE FORMAL EDUCATION IN ENGLISH BUT IN FRENCH.RESPONDENT COULD NOT READ TO UNDERSTANDTHE WORDS ON CRD NO.FIVE TO ANSWER MOUDLE SIX, PART A AND DID NOT EVEN PASS THESECTION B OF THE GENERAL BOOKLETRESPONDENT COULD ONLY DO THE PRINT VOCABULARYRESPONDENT COULDN'T CONTINUE RECAUSE HECANNOT READ AND UNDERSTAND GENERAL BOOKLETRESPONDENT COULDN'T PASS GENERAL BOOKLETSECTION BRESPONDENT COULDN'T READ TO ANSWER THE SECTION B OF THE GENERAL BOOKLET SO SHE COULD NOT PASSRESPONDENT COULDN'T READ WELL SO REFUSEDTO CONTINUE THE GENERAL BOOKLET AFTER THE PRINT VOCABULARYRESPONDENT DEPENDS ON SAVING HE HAS MADEOVER THE PERIOD HE WAS TRADING.RESPONDENT DID EVERTHING BY HIMSELFRESPONDENT DID NOT FURTHER HER EDUCATIONAFTER THE COMPLETION OF JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOLRESPONDENT DID NOT GIVE ANY FURTHUR EXPLANATION TO Q15 P30. ALL SHE SAID WAS SHEDID NOT HAVE JOB SATISFACTION AND WANTED SOMETHING DIFFERENT.RESPONDENT DID NOT GO THOUGH ALL THE GENERAL BOOKLET BUT REFUSED ALONG THE LINE.RESPONDENT DID NOT KNOW BOTH HER HEIGHTADN WEIGHT. RESPNDENT WORKS WITH PEOPLESO SHE DOES NOT LIFT ANY HEAVY THINGS WEIGHING 25 KILOSRESPONDENT DID NOT KNOW BOTH HER HEIGHTAND WEIGHT.RESPONDENT DID NOT KNOW BOTH HER HEIGHTAND WEIGHT. RESPONDENT'S DAUGHTER GET ACCESS TO INTERNET THROUGH THE USE OF INTERNET CAFE.RESPONDENT DID NOT KNOW BOTH HIS HEIGHTAND WEIGHT. RESPONDENT BUYS FOOD FROM OUTSIDERESPONDENT DID NOT PASS THE GENERAL BOOKLETRESPONDENT DID NOT PASS TO PRODUCED TO THE EXERCISE BOOKLETRESPONDENT DID NOT START SCHOOL EARLY BECAUSE HE HAD TO HERD HIS FATHER'S CATTLE. RESPONDENT SPENT TOO MUCH TIME.RESPONDENT DID NOT UNDERSTAND THE REST OF THE QUESTION SO REFUSE TO CONTINUERESPONDENT DID NOT UNDERSTAND THE SCORING SIDE OF THE GENERAL BOOKLET VERY WELL,SO HE DID NOT PASS TO THE EXERCISE BOOKLET.RESPONDENT DID NOT WANT TO CONTINUE WITHTHE READING EXERCISE BECAUSE JSHE WAS TIREDRESPONDENT DID THE READING EXERCISE ON HIS LEG ALSO HE MANAGED TO DO IT WHILES THERE WAS DARKNESS JUST WITH THE HELP OFTOUCH LIGHTRESPONDENT DIDN'T ATTEMPT PARTS OF THE GENERAL EXERCISES.RESPONDENT DIDN'T CONTINUE AFTER ANSWERING THE PRINT VOCABULARY BECAUSE SHE SAIDSHE CAN'T READRESPONDENT DIDN'T CONTINUE WITH THE READING EXERCISE AFTER THE PRINT VOCABULARYCLAIMING SHE CAN'T READRESPONDENT DIDN'T UNDERSTAND THE QUESTIONS IN THE SECTION B OF THE GENERAL BOOKLET SO LEFT Q2-Q8 BLANKRESPONDENT DOES NOT KNOW HEIGHT AND WEIGHTRESPONDENT DOES NOT OWN A RADIO OR A TELEVISION BECAUSE SHE HAD TO MOVE INTO HERCURRENT PLACE (FAMILY HOUSE) BECAUSE OFSOME PROBLEMS SHE COULD NOT BRING THOSEITEMS ALONG AND NOW THEY ARE NOT FUNCTIRESPONDENT ENDED INTERVIEW AND DIDN'T CONTINUE WITH THE EXERCISE BOOKLET BECAUSESHE HAD TO ATTEND TO HER 11-MONTH OLD BABY.RESPONDENT EXPRESSED SIGNS OF FATIGUE BUT WOULD NOT ACCEPT ANY POSTPONEMENT BECAUSE WAS NOT READY AT ALL TO ANSWER AT ALATER DATE. EVENTUALLY THEN REFUSED TO CONTINUERESPONDENT FLIP THROUGH THE PAGES TO LOOK FOR EASY QUESTIONS THAT HE CAN SOLVERESPONDENT FLIPPED THROUGH THE PAGES OFTHE EXERCISE BOOKLET BUT DID NOT ANSWERANY QUESTION AND HANDED IT OVERRESPONDENT GAVE BIRTH WITH A WOMAN SHE NEVER GOT MARRIED TO.RESPONDENT GETS ACCESS TO INTERNET THROUGH THE USUAGE OF AN INTERNET CAFERESPONDENT GOES TO THE MARKET ADN BUY ANY GOODS THAT CAN BE SOLD, SO HE DOES NOTSELL A SPECIAL PRODUCTOR GOODS. HE WORKS ALONERESPONDENT GOT A JOB JUST UNDER TWO(2) WEEKS AGO SO HAD WORKED FOR ONLY 1 WEEK.RESPONDENT HAD A HEALTH CONDITION WITH ONE EYE AND THROUGHOUT HAD WATERY EYES AND DIFFICULTY READING BECAUSE HE HAD NO GLASS TO WEAR.RESPONDENT HAD A VISITOR IN THE COURSE OF THE EXERCISE SO RESPONDENT WAS IN A HURRY TO FINISHRESPONDENT HAD AN EYE PROBLEM HENCE HE HAD IT DIFFICULT READING. INDIVIDUAL PASSED THE GENERAL BOOKLET BUT REFUSED TO DFO THE EXCERCISE BOOKLETRESPONDENT HAD AN EYE PROBLEM SHE THEREFORE WANTED TO CONSULT OTHER MEMBERS IF THEY CAN READ NTHE ECERCISE FOR HER BUT THIS WAS REFUSEDRESPONDENT HAD AN INJURY LAST YEAR SO HECOULD PLAY FOR JUST 7 MONTHSRESPONDENT HAD CHAIR TO SIT ON BUT FINALLY SHE GOT ONE.RESPONDENT HAD CLIENTS WAITING ON HIM SOHE WAS IN A HASTE TO COMPLETE THE EXERCISE.RESPONDENT HAD DIFFICULTIES IN READING ENLISHRESPONDENT HAD DIFFICULTY BECAUSE OF NOLIGHT, TIME CONSTRAINTRESPONDENT HAD DIFFICULTY IN SITTING UPSTRAIGHT BECAUSE HAD MEDICAL PROBLEM WITH ONE HAD. GENRAL EXERCISE BOOKET Q6 WASNOT PRINTEDRESPONDENT HAD JUST RETURNED FROM CHURCHON THE 2ND VISIT SO DID NOT CONTINUE BECAUSE HE SAID HE IS TIRED OF READING ANFD NEEDED REST.RESPONDENT HAD JUST RETURNED FROM SCHOOLAND SAID SHE WAS TIRED AFTER THE GENERAL BOOKLET. AFTER LOOKING THROUGH THE EXERCISE BOOK AND STARTING SHE SAID SHE HADTO PREPARE DINNER SO WILL NOT CONTINUERESPONDENT HAD NO DIFFICULTY IN ANSWERING THE READING EXERCISES.RESPONDENT HAD NO LIGHT SO PROVIDED A TORCH LIGH FOR RESPONDENT COULDN'T CONTINUE AND REFUSED TO CONTNUE BECAUSE SAID WAS BEHIND TIME AND THAT THE EXECISE IS TOO LONGRESPONDENT HAD NO TATBLE OR FLAT SURFACETO WRITE ON. RESPONDENT HAD FRIENDS WAITING ON HIM SO THEY COULD GO OUT.RESPONDENT HAD PROBLEM WITH UNDERSTANDING STATEMENTS IN ENGLISHRESPONDENT HAD TO ATTEND TO BABY DURINGREADING EXECISESRESPONDENT HAD TO ATTEND TO HER BABY SEVERAL TIMESRESPONDENT HAD TO ATTENDED TO SOMEONE SOTHE READING EXERCISE HAD TO HALT FOR ASHORT WHILE BEFORE CONTINUINGRESPONDENT HAD TO BE ON HER FEET DURINGTHE READING EXERCISE BECAUSE OF HER CHILD FOR SOME OF THE TIME.RESPONDENT HAD TO DO THE READING PART ON HER LAPS AND WAS WAITING TO WATCH A T.V PROGRAMMERESPONDENT HAD TO FEED TO CHILD LEFT UNDER CARE. THIS PROLONGED THE EXERCISE 3 BOOKLET.RESPONDENT HAD TO FOREFIT THE READING EXERCISE DUE TO SITUATION BEYOND HIS CONTROLRESPONDENT HAD TO GO TO CHURCH SO COULDN'T BEGIN THE EXERCISE BOOKLETRESPONDENT HAD TO PREPARE FOR WORK SO REFUSED TO CONTINUE WITH THE GENERAL BOOKLETRESPONDENT HAD TO STOP AND SERVE THE JUNIOR SIBLINGS WITH FOOD SO STOP FOR A SHORT WHILERESPONDENT HAD TO STOP GENERAL BOOKLET TO CONTINUE THE NEXT DAY.RESPONDENT HAD TO STOP THE GENERAL EXERCISE. AFTER LEAVING SCHOOL, SHE WAS SELFEMPLOYED FOR FIVE YEARS BEFORE SHE STARTED LOOKING FOR A JOB (TWO YEARS)RESPONDENT HAD TO TEACH SO HE COULD NOTATTEMPT ALL THE PART OF THE EXERCISE BOOKLETRESPONDENT HAD TO VISIT MOTHER AT THE MARKET SO ATTEMPTED ALMOST ALLRESPONDENT HARD MO TABLE, BUT HE PASS THE GENERAL BOOKLET TESTRESPONDENT HAS A DIVIDED ATTENTION.RESPONDENT HAS A VERY TIGHY SCHEDULE.RESPONDENT HAS DONE A LOT OF OCCASSIONALJOBS AFTER DROPPING OUT OF SCHOOL. 9LESS THAN 6 MONTHS JOBS)RESPONDENT HAS TO STOP THE EXERCISE BECUASE HE THINKS HIS MIND IS DISTURBED ANDCAN NO LONGER CONCENTRATERESPONDENT HAS WORKED IN DIFFERENT PLACES (JOBS) SPENT LESS DOWN SIX MONTHS BUTHAD A JOB LAST YEAR JUNE (DRIVING HIS UNCLE).RESPONDENT HAVE A SISTER WHO MOSTLY COOKAND BRING IT TO HIM.RESPONDENT INSISTED I SHOW WHAT SHE HADWRONG AND THE RIGHT ONES.RESPONDENT INSISTED THAT HER SON BE AROUND AND HELP WITH THE EXERCISE ENDED INTERVIEW AFTER PRINT VOCABULARY.RESPONDENT INTENTIONALLY WANTED TO GET SOME WRONGRESPONDENT IS A FOOTBALL PLAYER SO HIS COACH ASKED HIM TO STOP THE WORK AND CONCENTRATE ON THE FOOTBALL AND THE PLACE WAS NOT CONDUCIVE FOR WORKINGRESPONDENT IS A STRONG N.P.P SUPPORTER AND THROUGH THAT THE BODYGUARD JOB WAS OFFERED THE HIM WITHOUT APPLYING FOR IT.RESPONDENT IS A TEACHER TRAINEE AND WASANXIOUS TO DO THE EXERCISES.RESPONDENT IS CO-HABITING WITH A MAN WHODOES NOT STAY WITH HER BUT TAKES CARE OF HER FINANCIALLYRESPONDENT KEPT SHOWING SIGNS OF TIREDNESS, SUCH AS MAKING FUNNY NOISE, STRETCHING HERSELF SEVERAL TIMES AND KEPT ASKINGIF SHE IS ANSWERING ALL.RESPONDENT LOOKED THROUGH THE SECTION BOF THE GENERAL BOOKLET AND SAID SHE CANNOT ANSWER THE QUESTIONSRESPONDENT MOTHER IS CO-HABATING WITH THE RESPONDENTS STEP FATHER WHO DOES NOT LIVE IN THE SAME HOUSE WITH THEM.RESPONDENT PASS THE GENERAL BOOKLET TESTRESPONDENT PASSED GENERAL BOOKLET SECTION B AND CONTINUED WITH EXERCISE BOOKLETRESPONDENT PASSED THE SECTION"B"AND MOVED ON TO EXERCISE BOOKLETRESPONDENT PERSISTENTLY COMPLAINED OF FATIGUE AND DIZZINESSRESPONDENT PLACED THE BOOKLETS ON THE WALL OF HIS VARANDER SO AS TO BE ABLE TO WRITERESPONDENT READS FINANCIAL STATEMENTS BECAUSE HE IS THE SECRETARY TO THE P.T.ARESPONDENT REFUSED DOING THE EXERCISE BOOKLET BECAUSE SHE SAID SHE IS TIRED ANDTHAT SHE WON'T BE PAID FOR ITRESPONDENT REFUSED TO CONTINUE BECAUSE HE COULD NOT READ TO UNDERSTAND LANGUAGEUSED IN THE SENTENCE PROCESSING PART OFTHE GENERAL BOOKLETRESPONDENT REFUSED TO CONTINUE GENERAL BOOKLETRESPONDENT REFUSED TO CONTINUE GENERAL BOOKLET BECAUSE SHE SAID SHE COULD CONTINUE ONLY IF I ASSIST HER TO READ AND EXPLAINRESPONDENT REFUSED TO CONTINUE GENERAL BOOKLET BECUASE SHE SAID SHE WAS TIRED.RESPONDENT REFUSED TO CONTINUE THE GENERAL BOOKLET BECAUSE SHE FELT THE QUESTIONNAIRE AND THE GENERAL BOOKLET ARE VOLUNUNOUSRESPONDENT REFUSED TO CONTINUE THE GENERAL BOOKLET BECUASE SHE FELT SO MUCH TIMEHAS BEEN SPENT ON THE QUESTIONNAIRE ANDPART A OF THE GENERAL BOOKLETRESPONDENT REFUSED TO CONTINUE THE READING EXERCISERESPONDENT REFUSED TO CONTINUE WITH THEEXERCISERESPONDENT REFUSED TO CONTINUE WITH THEGENERAL BOOKLET AFTER THE PART 2 OF THEBOOKLET BECAUSE SHE FELT TIRED AND BOTHEREDRESPONDENT REFUSED TO CONTINUE WITH THEGENERAL BOOKLET,BECAUSE SHE COULD NOT READ AFTER THE PRINT VOCABULARYRESPONDENT REFUSED TO COUNTINUE AFTER ATTEMPTING THE PART 2 BECAUSE SHE FELT TIRED AND BEING TROUBLED FOR NOTHING AND ALSO WANTED TO FETCH WATERRESPONDENT REPEATEDV TWICE BEFORE COMPLETING HIS HIGHEST LEVEL OF EDUCATIONRESPONDENT SAID BECAUSE OF THE WORK THEYALL DO HE IS SURE THEY ALL DO NOT VISITTHE INTERNET/ACCESS THE INTERNET BECAUSE THEY DO NOT HAVE THE TIME.RESPONDENT SAID HE WAS FEELING HUNGRY SOHURRIEDLY DID THE EXERCISE OF THE GENERAL BOOKLETRESPONDENT SAID HE WAS TIRED SO DOES NOTWANT TO CONTINUE AND MOREOVER THE WIFEHAD FINISHED SUPPER AND CAN'T WAIT ANY LONGERRESPONDENT SAID HE WILL NOT CONTINUE WITH THE EXERCISE BECAUSE HE IS NOT GOING TO BE PAID FOR THE TIME AND SO HE REFUSEDTO CONTINUE.RESPONDENT SAID HE WILL ONLY DO THE SECTION A AND LEAVE THE SECTION B BECAUSE HEREMMEMBERED HE HAD SOMETHING TO DORESPONDENT SAID SHE CAN NOT CONTINUE THEGENERAL BOOKLET OTHER SECTIONS BECAUSESHE CAN'T READ TO UNDERSTAND IN ANSWEREINGRESPONDENT SAID SHE CAN NOT DO THE EXERCISE BOOKLET BECAUSE NO BODY IS GOING TOGIVE HER ANYTHING FOR HER EFFORTRESPONDENT SAID SHE CAN'T CONTINUE WITHTHE EXERCISE BOOKLET BECAUSE SHE IS TIRED OF READING ON THE THIRD OF VISIT SHE SAID SHE WAS FEELING LAZY TO READ SO LOOKED THROUGH AND ATTEMPTED SOME.RESPONDENT SAID SHE CAN'T READ AND ANSWER THE SECTION B OFTHE GENERAL BOOKLET AND LEFT IT BLANKRESPONDENT SAID SHE CAN'T READ AND WRITETHE LANGUAGE OF THE GENERAL BOOKLET SOREFUSED TO CONTINUE AFTER THE PRINT VOCABULARY.RESPONDENT SAID SHE COULD NOT DO THE REST OF THE GENERAL BOOKLET BECAUSE SHE DOES NOT UNDERSTAND AND CANNOT READ THE SENTENCES.RESPONDENT SAID SHE COULDN'T READ SO DIDNOT WANTED TO ATTEMPET THE GENRAL BOOKBUT LATER ATTEMPTEDRESPONDENT SAID SHE DOES NOT WRITE ANYTHING AT WORK BECUASE HER MADAM DOES EVERYTHING.RESPONDENT SAID SHE HAD TO PREPARE SUPPER.ALSO AFTER READING MOST OF THE QUESTIONS OF THE SECTION B SAID SHE UNDERSTANDSBUT DOES NOT KNOW WHERE TO WRITE THE ANSWERRESPONDENT SAID SHE HAS NO INTEREST IN READING AND READING EXERCISE BORE'S HER SO WILL NOT CONTINUE AFTER THE PART 2 OFTHE GENERAL BOOKLETRESPONDENT SAID SHE IS NOT FEELING WELLSO SHE HAD TO GO TO THE HOSPITAL, BEACUSE SHE HAS BEEN SUFFURING FROM HIGH PRESSURERESPONDENT SAID SHE IS TIRED AND HAD TOREST SO DID PART OF THE EXERCISE BOOKLETRESPONDENT SAID SHE WAS LEARNT HOW TO WRITE HER NAME AND THAT OF HER DAD. APARTFROM THESE, SHE IS NOT GOOD AT WRITING SHE ALSO STOPPED SCHOOLING BECAUSE THE MOTHER WAS A BUSINESS WOMAN MOVING FROM ONRESPONDENT SAID SHE WILL BE GOING SOME WHERE SO HURRIEDLY WORKED THE EXERCISE BOOKLETRESPONDENT SAID THE WIFE AND THE NEWLY BORN BABY CAN NOT SPEAK ENGLISH.RESPONDENT SAID THERE IS A DEPARTMENT WHICH TAKES CARE OF CLIENTS AND THE PUBLICIN RESPECT TO DISCOUNT AND RESERVATION.RESPONDENT SAW IT AS A BOTHER TO CONTINUE HENCE REFUSED TO CONTINUE AFTER ATTEMPTING THE PRINT VOCABULARY AND LOOKING THROUGH THE REST OF THE EXERCISESRESPONDENT SAYS HE CANNOT DO THE EXCERCISE. HE IS NOT ABLE TO READ A COMPLETE SENTENCE.RESPONDENT SCORED THE PASSED MARK TO PROCEED TO EXERCISE BOOKLETRESPONDENT SIAD HE HAD TO PREPARE TO LEAVE FOR SCHOOL THE DAY AFTER THE INTERVIEW, SO REFUSED TO CONTINUE THE EXERCISE BOOKLET.RESPONDENT SOUGHT HELP FROM A BROTHER WHO HAD COME TO VISIT HER.BUT THE BROTHERSTOP AFTER I HAD EXPLAINED THINGS TO HIMRESPONDENT SPENT SOME TIME TO GO THROUGHTHE EXERCISE BOOKLET AND GAVE IT BACK,SAID IT WAS TOO DIFFICULTRESPONDENT SPENT TO MUCH TIME AND ALSO SAYS SHE CAN'T ANSWER THE REST OF THE QUESTIONS.RESPONDENT STARTED THE EXERCISE BOOKLETBUT INSISTED I HELP HER WITH THE ANSWERSSO HAD TO END INTERVIEWRESPONDENT STARTED THE GENERAL BOOKLET BUT DIDN'T ATTEMPT ALL THE QUESTIONS OR ITEMS IN ITRESPONDENT STARTED THE GENERAL BOOKLET BUT WHEN CUSTOMERS CAME HE REFUSED TO CONTINUERESPONDENT STARTED WORKING ABOUT 4 MONTHS AGO WITH THE HEAD OF THE HOUSEHOLD WHOBUYS FOOD AND CLOTHES FOR HIM OCCASSIONALLYRESPONDENT STARTED WORKING ABOUT TWO MONTHS (SELF-EMPLOYMENT) SHE DID NOT WORK SINCE COMPLETION OF HER HIGHEST EDUCATIONBECAUSE OF ILLNESS AND GOT PREGNANT AFTERWARDSRESPONDENT STOPPED AND REFUSE TO CONTINUE SAYING IT IS FRUSTRACTINGRESPONDENT STOPPED GENERAL BOOKLET MID WAY BECAUSE THE OWNER OF THE BUSINESS ASKED HIME TO AND HE HAD TO STOP. CUSTOMERSNEEDED ATTENSION SO INTERVIEW HAD TO BESTOPPED BECAUSE OF DISTRACTIONS.RESPONDENT STOPPED WORKING BECAUSE OF MARITAL PROBLEMS. HOWEVER SHE STARTED ACTIVELY LOOKING FOR A JOB LAST MONTH.RESPONDENT STRUGGLED TO FINISH THE PRINTVOCABULARY AND AFTERWARDS REFUSED TO CONTINUE WITH THE OTHER SECTIONS OF THE GENERAL BOOKLETRESPONDENT STRUGGLED TO FINISHED THE PRINT VOCABULARY, AFTER WHICH SHE REFUSED TO CONTINUE.RESPONDENT STRUGGLED TO PERFORM THIS SECTION BECAUSE OF HIS INABILITY TO READ.RESPONDENT TOOK A VERY LONG TIME TO ANSWER EXERCISERESPONDENT TOOK ONE AND HALF HOUR TO COMPLETE THE READING EXERCISERESPONDENT TOOK THE EXERCISE BOOKLET FLIPPED THROUGH AND SAID SHE CANNOT DO IT BUT SHOULD COME ANOTHER DAY FOR THE EXERCISE. THIS COULD NOT TAKE PLACE BECAUSE TSHE NEVER HAD TIME FOR IT.RESPONDENT TOOK TIME TO ANSWER ECERCISESRESPONDENT TURNED DOWN THE GENERAL BOOKLET AFTER ATTEMPTING SOME OF THE QUESTIONS. HE SAID THIS IS HOW FAR I CAN GO.RESPONDENT UNDERSTOOD THE EXERCISE QUITEWELL JUST AS I EXPLAINED TO HER.RESPONDENT USES COMPUTER TO DESIGN HIS WORK BUT THE COMPUTER BELONGS TO A FRIENDRESPONDENT WANTED TO FINISH QUIKLY IN ORDER TO CONTINUE WITH HIS WORK SO HURRIEDLY THROUGH THE GENERAL BOOKLETRESPONDENT WANTED TO HAND OVER THE GENERAL BOOKLET TO THE WIFE FOR HER TO ANSWERBECAUSE HE HAD TO GO SOMEWHERE WITH THEWIFE WHO IS ALREADY PRESSED UP. BUT THIS WAS CANCELLED AND HE SAID THEN HE CANNRESPONDENT WANTED TO LOOK FOR EASY QUESTIONS TO SOLVERESPONDENT WAS ABLE TO DO JUST SECTION AOF THE GENERAL BOOKLET AND SO COULD NOTDO ANY OF THE EXERCISE BOOKLETSRESPONDENT WAS AT A SHOP SO PAUSED DURING THE FIRST EXERCISERESPONDENT WAS BEING WORRIED BY HER 7 MONTH OLD BABYRESPONDENT WAS CO-OPERATIVE AND SERIOUSWITH THE EXECISE.RESPONDENT WAS CO-OPERATIVE AND WAS WILLING TO TAKE PARTRESPONDENT WAS COMPLAINING OF QUESTION BEING TOO MUCH. BUT UPON EXPLAINING THATIS FOT OUR OWN GOOD HE COPERATED.RESPONDENT WAS COOPERATIVERESPONDENT WAS COOPERATIVE BUT CHILD WASWORRING HER.RESPONDENT WAS COOPERATIVE.RESPONDENT WAS DETERMINED TO GO THROUGHTHE WHOLE EXERCISE SO HE PLACED THE BOOKLETS ON HIS LAPS TO WRITE.RESPONDENT WAS FEELING TIRED SO LOOKED THROUGH EXERCISE BOOKLET BUT DID NOT ATTEMPT ALLRESPONDENT WAS HAVING PROBLEM WITH THE SECTION B BUT LATER WAS ABLE TO ANSWER THEMRESPONDENT WAS HELP BY AB OUTSIDER AND SAID WAS TIRED SO ENDED THE READING EXERCISE AFTER THE FIRST EXERCISE OF THE EXERCISE BOOKLETRESPONDENT WAS ILL.ADVICED ABOUT THE READING EXERCISES.DURING THE LATER PART OFIT AND THAT DISCOURAGED HIM FROM PROCEEDINGRESPONDENT WAS RECEIVING CALLS FROM FRIENDS.RESPONDENT WAS SELLING STOOL LANDS (18 YEARS) BEFORE ENGAGING IN A TRADING RESPONDENT SAID HE WAS INCURRING HUGE DEBTS THUS HE WAS NOT MAKING ANY PROFIT THAT ISWHY HE STOPPED FOR A WHILE NOW (TRADE)RESPONDENT WAS SERIOUS AND WOULD LIKE TOGET EVERY QUESTION CORRECT AND THEREFORE WASTED MUCH TIME DURING EXERCISERESPONDENT WAS SHAKING WHEN WRITING ANSWERING GENERAL BBOKLET), COULDN'T CONTINUE BECAUSE HE SAID HE WAS SHAKING VERY MUCH.RESPONDENT WAS SO CRITICAL ABOUT ATTEMPTING ALL QUESTIONS AND HENCE TACKLED EVERY QUESTION SERIOUSLY.RESPONDENT WAS SO EAGER TO DO THE EXERCISES AS HE SAW IT AS A MEANS TO PREPARE FOR HIS BECE.RESPONDENT WAS SO WILLING TO DO THE EXERCISE BUT BECAUSE HE HAS LIVED IN TOGO FOR SO MANY YEARS, HE COMPLAINED THAT HE COULD NO LONGER READ OR WRITE IN ENGLISHSO THE EXERCISE HAD TO BE STOPPEDRESPONDENT WAS STANDING AND ANSWERING THE QUESTIONS WITHOUT TABLE OR CHAIR TO HELD TO THE WORK.RESPONDENT WAS STILL ASKING IF SHE CAN GAIN ANYTHING PERSONAL IN THE FUTURE BUTCOULD NOT PASS THE PART B OF THE GENERALBOOKLETRESPONDENT WAS TIRED AND COULD NOT CONTINUE THE GENERAL BOOKLETRESPONDENT WAS TIRED AND FEELING HUNGRY.SHE ALSO DID NOT MARK ANY OF THE QUESTION IN THE SECTION B OF THE GENERAL BOOKLETBECAUSE SHE DID NOT KNOW WHAT TO DO AFTER READING THE QUESTION.RESPONDENT WAS TIRED AND FEELING PRESSEDFOR TIME SO DIDN'T GIVE MUCH ATTENTIONTO THE SECTION B. SHE SAID SHE CAN'T DOTHE SECTION B SO MARKED SOMERESPONDENT WAS VERY CO-OPERATIVERESPONDENT WAS VERY COOPERATIVERESPONDENT WAS VERY EXHAUSTED BUT NOT WILLING TO TAKE A BREAK BECAUSE OF BUSY SCHEDULE.RESPONDENT WAS VERY GOOD BUT SHE WAS WORRIED ABOUT STANDING TO GAIN NOTHING PERSONALLY AFTER ALL HER EFFORTS IN ANSWERING THE QUESTIONSRESPONDENT WAS VERY INTERESTING AND COOPERATIVE AND OCCASSIONAL ASKED THE REASONFOR THE SURVEY. INTERVIEW WAS SUCCESSFUL.RESPONDENT WAS VERY RESPONSIVE AND SERIOUS INTERVIEW WENT WELL AND WAS SEROUS WITH THE EXERICESERESPONDENT WAS VERY SERIOUS IN DOING THEEXERCISE IN THE GENERAL BOOKLET.RESPONDENT WAS VERY SERIOUS WITH THE EXERCISE BUT THE LITTLE DAUGHTER WAS MAKINGHER LOOSE CONCENTRATION DURING THE EXERCISE.RESPONDENT WAS VERY SERIOUS WITH THE INTERVIEW AND VERY COOPERATIVE.RESPONDENT WAS WASHING SO SHE COMPLAINEDOF BEING DISTURBED SHE SAID SHE CAN'T CONTINUE. UNFORTUNATELY SHE WAS MET ON MYSECOND VISIT, TO CONTINUE THE GENERAL BOOKLET.RESPONDENT WAS WILLING TO CONCENTRATE BUT HER BUSINESS DID NOT ALLOW HER SO THERE WERE BREAKS.BEFORE THE COMPLETION OF THE EXERCISES AND EVEN THE GENERAL BOOKLETRESPONDENT WAS WILLING TO EVEN ANSWER MORERESPONDENT WORKED IN LONDON FOR 3 YEARSAS GALLERY ASSISTANT.RESPONDENT WORKED ON A CONSTRUCTION SITEBEFORE THE AGE OF FIFTEEN FOR AWEEK. DOES NOT RETAILS UNDERSTAND AKAN SO OTHERPEOPLE HAD TO INTEREST SOME OF THE THINGS IN EWE TO HIM BEFORE HE UNDERSTOOD THORESPONDENT WORKED THE GENERAL BOOKLET HURRIEDLY SO SHE CAN HELP THE MOTHER AT THE KITCHENRESPONDENT WOULD NOT CONTINUE THE GENERAL BOOKLET BECAUSE HIS LANDLORD WAS WAITING FOR HIM WHILE HE HAS ALREADY STARTEDTHE GENERAL BOOKLET. BY HIS GESTURE SUGGEST THAT HE HAS GIVEN UP THE EXERCISE.RESPONDENT WROTE ON HIS LAPSRESPONDENT WROTE ON LEGSRESPONDENT WROTE THE GENERAL BOOKLET ONHER ARMS, NO TABLE NOR CHAIR TO SIT ON SHE STOOD STILL ANSWERING.RESPONDENT'S FIRST DAUGHTER (#03) DROP OUT FROM SCHOOL SO SHE CAN NOT SPEAK ANDWRITE ENGLISH.RESPONDENT'S MOTHER AND ANOTHER ADULT HOUSEHOLD MEMBER CAME AROUND AND DISCUSSEDPOLITICE AND COMPLAINED THAT WE WILL NOT GIVE THEM ANYTHING EVEN AFTER THE EXERCISERESPONDENTREFUSED TO CONTINUE AFTER THEPRINT VOCABULARY BECAUSE HE COULD NOT READ THE LANGUAGE OF THE GENERAL BOOKLETRESPONDENTS GRANDMOTHER AND LITTLE SISTER WERE AROUND PREPARING LUNCH DURING THEINTERVIEW BUT DID NOT CREATE ANY DISTRACTIONRESPONENT WAS EXCITED DURING THE EXERCISE BOOKLETRESPOPNDENT MARK SOME OF THE GENERAL BOOKLET BUT AT A POINT IN TIME HE SAID HE CANNOT CONTINUE THIS IS HOW FAR HE CAN GO. BUT BEFORE REFUSING TO CONTINUE HE FLIPPED THROUGH THE OTHER PAGES.RESP[ONDENT DID NOT PASS THE GENERAL BOOKLETSAID SHE COULDNT UNDERSTAND THE SECTIONA-PART 2SAID THAT WAS ALL SHE COULD DO BECAUSE SHE DID NOT UNDERSTAND THE DIRECTIONS OFTHE RESTSHE ASK ME TO EXPLAIN CERTAIN QUESTIONSTO HER WHICH I DIDN'TSHE ATTEMPTED SOME OF THE QUESTIONS BUTDID NOT PASS THE GENERAL BOOKLET TESTSHE ATTEMPTED THE GENERAL BOOKLET BUT DID NOT MARK ALL CLAIMING IT IS DIFFICULTSHE CLAIM SHE CANNOT MAKE SENSE IN LONGSENTENCES BECAUSE SHE DOES NOT LIKE READINGSHE CLAIMED SHE CANNOT READ LONG SENTENCES SO WHAT SHE HAS DONE IS ENOUGH. SHE SAID HER CHILDREN WANTS HER TO RETIRE FROM THAT TRADESHE COMPLAINED THAT SHE CAN'T DO ALL THEEXERCISE BOOKLET, BECAUSE SHE DOES NOTUNDERSTAND SOME OF THE QUESTIONS.SHE COULD NOT PASS THE SECTION B OF THEGENERAL BOOKLETSHE DID NOT PASS THE GENERAL BOOKLET TESTSHE DID NOT PASS TO DO THE EXERCISE BOOKLETSHE DID THE GENERAL BOOKLET BUT DID NOTPASSSHE DOES NOT EARN MONEY FROM THE RENTALSONLY USES SOME OF THE MONEY FOR REPAIRSFOR NOW SHE HAS STOPPED THE SEWING ANDSOLELY INTO THE RENTALS.SHE FIRST SAID SHE COULDN'T READ SO SHEWOULDN'T DO THE GENERAL BOOKLET BUT AFTER CONVINCING HER TO AT LEAST TRY IT, SHECOMPLETED THE PART ONE AND REFUSED TO CONTINUESHE HAD NO TABLE TO WRITE ON, AND SHE NEEDED TO KEEP AN EYE ON THE SONSHE HAS BEEN IN THE HOUSE FOR THE PASTEIGHT YEARS DUE TO A SPINAL CORD PROBLEM. FOR NOW SHE WISHES TO START HER OWN BUSINESS BUT IF SHE SHOULD GET A JOB WITHOUT MUCH STRESS SHE WILL DO IT.SHE HAS TO STOP THE GENERAL BOOKLET TO GO AND PICK HER CHILDREN FROM SCHOOL ANDALSO DO SOME BUSINESSSHE MARK FEW ANSWERS AND THEN REFUSED TOCONTINUESHE MIGHT HAVE GOT ASSISTANCE FROM OTHERHOUSEHOLDS PASSING BY BUT WAS COMMUNICATED IN ANOTHER LANGUAGESHE PASS THE GENERAL BOOKLET TEST BUT REFUSED TO CONTINUE WITH THE EXERCISE BOOKLETSHE REFUSE TO CONTINUE WITH THE GENERALBOOKLET HSE COMPLAINED HAVING BAD SIGHT,SHE REFUSED TO CONTINUE BECAUSE SHE FELT, THE STATEMENT AND SENTENCES PART OF THE GENERAL BOOKLET CAN NOT BE READ BY HERTO EVEN UNDERSTAND THEMSHE SAID SHE CANNOT DO THE REST OF THE QUESTIONSHE SUCCESSFULLY PASSED THE GENERAL BOOKLETSHE WANTED TO BE SNAPPY SO SHE CAN GO TOWORK SO SHE WAS RUSHING THROUGH THE EXERCISE.SHE WAS A DAUGHTER WHO IS OUTSIDE THE COUNTRYSHE WAS DOING THE GENERAL BOOKLET WHEN THE MOTHER ASK HER TO MEET HER AT TEMA SOSHE STOP THE EXERCISESHE WAS HARD PRESS FOR TIME AND ALSO SHESAID SHE DOESNT UNDERSTAND THE PART 2 OF THE GENERAL BOOKLETSINCE MUCH OF THE RESPONDENT'S TIME ANDATTENTION WAS TAKEN DURING THE GENERAL BOOK, FAMILY MEMBERS COMPLAINED OF WHAT HE STANDS TO GAINSOME DISTRACTIONS, NOR SERIOUS AS INTERVIEW EXERCISE TOOK PLACE CLOSE TO THE ROAD WHERE VEHICLES WERE MOVING, CREATING NOISESTARTED WITH THE PRINTED VOCABULARY BUTBID NOT CONTINUE BECAUSE SHE COULD NOT READ THE SENTENCES.STOPPED TO PERFORM SALLAH OR PRAYERSSUCCESSFULSUCCESSFUL BUTRESPONDENT COULD NOT ANSWER THE READING PART OF THE GENERAL BOOKLET IN ORDER TO PASS FOR EXERCISE BOOKLETSUCCESSFUL INTERVIEWSUCCESSFUL SESSIONSUCCESSFULLTHE CHILD OF THE RESPONDENT WAS SITTINGON HER WHILES DOING THE EXCERCISE BOOKLET AND THERE WAS NO TABLE OR ANY FLAT SURFACE FOR HER TO USETHE EXERCISE BOOKLET STOPPED BECAUSE RESPONDENT HAD DIFFICULTY IN READING SOME OF THE WORD DUE TO HIS SIGHT PROBLEM.THE EXERCISE BOOKLET WAS DONE LATER AFTER RESPONDENT HAD FINISHED PREPARING SUPPERTHE EXERCISE WAS VERY SUCCESSFULTHE FATHER OF THE GRANDCHILD TAKES CAREOF THE GRANDCHILD. SHE DOES NOT SPEND MONEY FROM THE SELLING OF FOOD RATHER ACCURATES THE PROFITS SHE MAKES AND USES ITTO PAY SCHOOL FEES OF THE SON. SPEND MONTHE FATHER OF THE RESPONDENT SAID THE RESPONDENT JUST GETS PREGNANT FOR THE MEN.NONE HAS ASKED FOR HER HAND IN MARRIAGESO FAR. THEY SPEAK ENGLISH SOMETIMES WITH THE TWINSTHE GENERAL BOOKLET WAS STARTED AND EVENTHOUGH THE RESPONDENT PASSED SHE REFUSEDTO CONTINUE BECAUSE SHE SAYS SHE IS TIRED AND THE WRITINGS WERE TOO SMALL FOR HER EYESTHE GENRAL BOOKLET WAS SUCCESFULLY COMPLETED AND THE RESPONDENT PASSED THE GENERAL BOOKLETTHE HH RESPONDENT STOPED ANSWERING THE QUESTIONS IN THE GENERAL BOOKLET BECAUSEHE GOT EXHAUSTED AS A RESULT OF HIS CHRONIC ILLNESS.THE INTERVIEW WAS SUCCESSFUL THROUGH TOTHE READING EXERCISETHE LIGHTING SYSTEM WAS VERY LOW SO THERESPONDENT WAS AIDED BY THE SCREEN LIGHTOF HER MOBILE PHONE.THE PARENTS OF THE GRANDCHILDREN SEND HER MONEY TO CATER FOR THE CHILDREN. HOWEVER, THEY DO THE PAYING OF THE SCHOOL FEES.THE RAINS STATED HEAVILY AND THE LIGHTSWENT OFF WHEN SHE BEGAN THE GENERAL BOOKLET.THE RESPODENT ASKED ME TO READ THE GENERAL BOOKLET FOR HER TO CHOOSE ANSWER BUTWHEN I SAID I COULDN'T DO THAT SHE JUSTDID THE PRINT VOCABULARY AND SAID SHE CAN'T CONTINUE. SHE EVEN SAID I SHOULD WAITHE RESPOND HAS NO TABLE SO HE WAS WRITING ON HSI THIGHTHE RESPOND PASS THE GENERAL BOOKLET TESTTHE RESPOND STOOD WHILES ANSWERING QUESTIONSTHE RESPONDED SUCCESSFULLY PASS THE GENERAL BOOKLET TESTTHE RESPONDENT AFTER COMPLETING THE GENERAL BOOKLET SAID HE WOULD NOT CONTINUE WITH THE EXERCICES BOOKLET BECAUSE IT'S TOO MANY.I OPTED TO VISIST HIM ANOTHER TIME BUT AFTER VISISTING TWICE WITHOUT HAVTHE RESPONDENT ALTHOUGH SAYS SHE DOES NOT UNDERSTAND SOME OF THE PART B, SHE WASABLE TO PASS SIX OUT OF THE EIGHT QUESTIONS.THE RESPONDENT ANSWERED THE FIRSTTWO QUESTIONS OF THE GENERAL BOOKLET AND FLIPEDTHROUGH TO THE END SAYING HE COULDN'T DO THE RESTTHE RESPONDENT ATTAEMPTED ONLY THE PRINTVOCABULARY OF THE GENERAL BOOKLET, BUTDIDN'T CONTINUE BECAUSE OF HER INABILITYTO READ AND WRITETHE RESPONDENT ATTEMPT SOME QUESTIONS OTF THE EXERCISE BOOKLET BUT NOT ALLTHE RESPONDENT ATTEMPTED ONLY THE PRINTVOCABULARY AND DECIDED NOT TO CONTINUE DUE TO INABILITY TO READTHE RESPONDENT BECAUSE UPSET BECAUSE SHEFELT THE EXECISE WAS TOO MUCH AND TIMECONSUMINGTHE RESPONDENT BEGUN THE GENERAL BOOKLETBUT REFUSED TO CONTINUE.THE RESPONDENT BOTHERED HIS KIDS DURINGTHE READING EXERCISETHE RESPONDENT CANNOT READ SO SHE STOPPED THE GENERAL BOOKLET AFTER COMPLETING THE PART 1THE RESPONDENT CANNOT READ SO, HE REFUSED TO PROCEED TO THE PART 2 OF THE GENERAL BOOKLET AFTER HE DID THE PART 1THE RESPONDENT COMPLAINED ABOUT THE GENERAL BOOKLET BEING TOO VOLUMINOUSTHE RESPONDENT COMPLAINED OF TIREDNESS AND THE QUESTIONS TOO VOLUMENOUSTHE RESPONDENT COMPLAINED ON THE EXERCISE BOOKLET BEING TOO VOLUMENOUS AND TIMECONSUMINGTHE RESPONDENT COULDN'T READ SO DID NOTCONTINUE WITH THE GENERAL BOOK AFTER SHEATTEMPTED THE PRINT VOCABULARYTHE RESPONDENT DECIDED COT TO CONTINUE THE GENERAL BOOKLET DUE TO LACK OF READING AND WRITING THE LANGUAGE. THE RESPONDDENT WAS ALSO WILLING TO DO THE EXERCISETHE RESPONDENT DID NOT CONTINUE THE GENERAL BOOKLET BECAUSE HE DID NOT UNDERSTANDTHE RESPONDENT DID ONLY SOME PART OF THESECTION A OF THE GENERAL BOOKLET. SHE SPENT A LONG TIME GLANCING THROUGH AND AFTER SOME SHE SUBMITTED IT AND SAID SHE DOES NOT UNDERSTAND AND CANNOT DO IT EVENTHE RESPONDENT DID ONLY THE SECTION A OFTHE GENERAL BOOKLET. HE SAYS HE DOES NOT UNDERSTAND THE SECTION B. ALTHOUGH I HAD EXPLAINED TO HIM SEVERAL TIMESTHE RESPONDENT DID PART OF THE GENERAL BOOKLET BUT REFUSE TO CONTINUETHE RESPONDENT DID THE EXERCISE BOOKLETA DAY AFTER HE COMPLETED THE GENERAL BOOKLET BECAUSE IT WAS LATE WHEN HE COMPLETED ITTHE RESPONDENT DID THE EXERCISE(GENERALBOOKLET AND EXERCISE BOOKLET) ON THE LAPSTHE RESPONDENT DID THE FIRST PART OF THEGENERAL BOOKLET BUT COULD NOT DO THE SECOND PART.THE RESPONDENT DID THE GENERAL BOOKLET BUT DID NOT PASSTHE RESPONDENT DID THE GENERAL BOOKLET BUT DID NOT PASS.THE RESPONDENT DID THE PRINT VOCABULARYAND SAID HE DOESN'T UNDERSTAND THE RESTSO HE COULDN'T COMPLETE THE GENERAL BOOKLETTHE RESPONDENT DID THE SECTION A BUT COULD'T DO THE SECTION B.THE RESPONDENT DID THE SECTION A OF THEGENERAL BOOKLET BUT REFUSED TO CONTINUEBECUASE SHE SAYS SHE DOES NOT UNDERSTANDTHE RESPONDENT DID THE SECTION A OF THEGENERAL BUT REFUSE TO START THE SECTIONB. HE SAYS HE DOES NOT UNDERSTAND. EVENTHOUGH I HAD EXPLAINED IT TO HIM LIKE THREE TIMES.THE RESPONDENT DID VERY WELL BUT SHE HASTO ATTEND TO SOME CUSTOMERS IN BETWEENTHE RESPONDENT DID'T UNDERSTAND THE QUESTIONS IN THE SECTION B SO DID NOT WANT TO ATTEMPT ANYTHE RESPONDENT DIDN'T HAVE MUCH CONCENTRATION TO DO THE EXERCISE BECAUSE SHE WASSEVERALY BOTHERED HER KIDSTHE RESPONDENT DIDN'T PASS THE SECTION BOF THE GENERAL BOOKLET, THE RESPONDENTWAS NOT SERIOUS WITH THE PRINT VOCABULARYTHE RESPONDENT DIDN'T WANT TO START THEGENERAL BOOKLET BUT AFTER CONVINCING HIMTO START WITHOUT ATTACHING ANY SERIOUSNESS TO IT, HE REFUSED TO CONNTINUE THE EXERCISE BOOKLETTHE RESPONDENT FINISHED THE SECTION A OFTHE GENERAL BOOKLET AND WAS GOING THROUGH THE SECTION B AFTER LOOKING THROUGHFOR A WHILE HE SAYS HE STILL DOES NOT UNDERSTAND SO HE REFUSED TO CONTINUE.THE RESPONDENT FLIPPED THROUGH THE SECTION B OF THE GENERAL BOOKLET WITHOUT MARKING ANY ANSWER AND SAID HE CAN'T CONTINUETHE RESPONDENT HAD ALL THE QUESTIONS CORRECT IN THE SECTION B OF THE GENERAL BOOKLETTHE RESPONDENT HAD FLU SO SHE WOULD HAVETO CLEAR HER NOSTRILS WITH HER HANDKERCHIEF EVERY NOW AND THEN DURING THE READING EXERCISE, SHE WAS ALSO BEGGING ME TOHELP HER COMPLETE SECTION B OF THE BOOKTHE RESPONDENT HAD NO TABLE TO WRITE ONSO SHE USED HER LAPSTHE RESPONDENT HAD NO TABLE TO WRITE ONTEHEREBY MAKING HER WRITE ON LABSTHE RESPONDENT HAD STOP THE READING EXERCISE FOR A WHILE TO FEED HER CHILDTHE RESPONDENT HAD THE SECTION B OF THEGENERAL BOOKLET FOR ABOUT 40 MINS AND SHE SAID SHE COULD NOT ANSWERTHE RESPONDENT HAD TO GO FOR GLASSES INORDER TO COMPLETE THE SECTION B OT THE BOOKLET BUT AFTER GOING THROUGH IT SHE MARKED TWO ANSWERS AND SAID SHE COULDN'T DO THE RESTTHE RESPONDENT HAD TO MOVE TO A DIFFERENT LOCATION TO COMPLETE THE EXERCISE BECAUSE THE SUN WAS CATCHING UP ON HIM BESIDE THERE WAS NO TABLE TO USE FOR THE EXERCISE.THE RESPONDENT HAD TO STAND AND PUT THEBOOKLET ON A WALL TO COMPLETE BOTH THE GENERAL AND THE EXERCISE BOOKLETS BECAUSETHERE WAS NO CHAIRTHE RESPONDENT HAD TO STAND TO COMPLETETHE EXERCISE BOOKLET BECAUSE THERE WERENO TABLE AND CHAIRSTHE RESPONDENT HARD NO PROBLEM HE DID ALL THE GENERAL BOOKLETTHE RESPONDENT INSISTED THAT I READ THEEXERCISES FOR HIM TO ANSWER BUT AFTER EXPLAINING THAT I COULD NOT DO THAT, HE STARTED DOING THE EXERCISES.THE RESPONDENT LACKS THE ABILITY TO READAND WRITE TO CONTINUE OTHER SECTION OFTHE GENERAL BOOKLETTHE RESPONDENT LACKS THE ABILITY TO READAND WRITE TO CONTINUES OTHER PARTS OF THE GENERAL BOOKLETTHE RESPONDENT OFTEN ASKED FOR ASSISTANCE DURING THE READING EXERCISETHE RESPONDENT PASED THE GENERAL BOOKLETTHE RESPONDENT PASED THE GENERAL BOOKLETAFTER COMPLETING THE GENERAL BOOKLET THERESPONDENT TOOK ALITTLE BREAK TO EAT BEFORE STRATING THE EXERCISE BOOKLET.THE RESPONDENT PASED THE GENERAL BOOKLETSO HE DID THE EXERCISE BOOKLET.THE RESPONDENT PASS THE GENERAL BOOKLETTHE RESPONDENT PASS THE GENERAL BOOKLETEXERCISESTHE RESPONDENT PASSED 3 OUT OF THE 8 QUESTION BU REFUSED TO START WITH THE EXCERSIE BOOKLET BECAUSE HE SAYS HE DOES NOTUNDERSTANDTHE RESPONDENT PASSED BUT REFUSED TO CONTINUE THE EXERCISE BOOKLET. SHE WANTED TO GIVE IT TO THE SUN OT DO BUT I TOLD HIM IT WAS NOT ALLOWED.THE RESPONDENT PASSED FIVE OUT OF THE EIGHT QUESTIONS IN SECTION B.THE RESPONDENT PASSED THE GENERAL BOOKLETTHE RESPONDENT PASSED THE GENERAL BOOKLET BUT REFUSED TO START THE EXERCISE BOOKLETTHE RESPONDENT PASSED THE GENERAL BOOKLET SUCCESSFULLYTHE RESPONDENT PASSED THE GENERAL BOOKLET SUCCESSFULLY.THE RESPONDENT REFUSED TO CONTINUE THE GENERAL BOOKLET BECAUSE WAS UNABLE TO WRITE ANMD READ THE LANGUAGETHE RESPONDENT SAID HE COULDN'T CONTINUEWITH THE GENERAL BOOKLET AFTER COMPLETING THE PART ONE BECAUSE HE CAN'T READ THE STATEMENT IN OTHER SECTION.THE RESPONDENT SAID IT'S BEEN LONG SINCEHE'S BEEN TO THE CLASSROOM SO HE COULDN'T CONTINUE AFTER SPENDING SEVERAL MINUTES TO COMPLETE THE SECTION A OF THE GENERAL BOOKLETTHE RESPONDENT SAID SHE COULDN'T READ SOWOULDN'T START THE GENERAL BOOKLET BUTAFTER CONVINCING HER SHE DID THE PRINT VOCABULARY AND SAID SHE WILL NO T CONTINUE BECAUSE SHE CANN'T READ AND THAT EVENTHE RESPONDENT SAID SHE WANTED TO SLEEPBUT SHE WOULD HAVE COMPLETE THE READINGEXERCISE FIRSTTHE RESPONDENT SAID SHE WAS TIRED BUT WOULDN'T WANT ME TO GO AND COME BACK TO WORRY HER AGAIN SO WOULD START THE GENERAL BOOKLET AND DO WHAT SHE CAN DO.SHE DIDSOME AND SAID SHE WAS TIRED SO I SHOULDTHE RESPONDENT SAID SHE WOULDN'T SHE SAID SHE WOULD BE GLAD TO BE ABLE TO ATTEMPT ALL ITEMS IN THE EXERCISE BOOKLET BUTSHE COULDN'T COS SOME WERE MORE DIFFICULTTHE RESPONDENT SAID THE EXECISE IS VERYDIFFICULT AND SHE WAS SURE SHE WOULDN'TGET EVEN ONE QUESTIONS CORRECTTHE RESPONDENT SEVERALLY ASKED FOR DIRECT BENEFIT. SHE WILL GET FROM THE READINGEXERCISETHE RESPONDENT SPENT SOO MUCH TIME TO FINISH THE VOCABULARY PRINT AND HENCE REFUSED TO CONTINUE THE OTHER SECTIONS.THE RESPONDENT STARTED THE BOOKLET BUT BABY STARTED CRYING SO SHE DECIDED NOT TOCONTIUNE IN ORDER TO ATTEND TO HER BABYTHE RESPONDENT STARTED THE GENERAL BOOKELT BUT DID NOT DO TYHE SECTION B. HE SAYS HE DOES NOT UNDERSTAND UNLESS I SHOULDHELP HIM DO IT.THE RESPONDENT STOPPED THE GENERAL BOOKLET BECAUSE OF INABILITY TO UNDERSTAND THE LANGUAGETHE RESPONDENT STRESSED ON THE READING EXERCISE BEING TOO VOLUMINOUSTHE RESPONDENT SUCCESSFULLY COMPLETED SUCCESSFULLY.THE RESPONDENT SUCCESSFULLY COMPLETED THE GENERAL BOOKETTHE RESPONDENT SUCCESSFULLY PASS THE GENERAL BOOKLETTHE RESPONDENT SUCCESSFULLY PASS THE GENERAL BOOKLET TESTTHE RESPONDENT SUCCESSFULLY PASS THE GENERAL BOOKLET TEXTTHE RESPONDENT SUCCESSFULLY PASSED THE GENERAL BOOKLETTHE RESPONDENT SUCCESSFULLY PASSED THE GNERAL BOOKLET.THE RESPONDENT SUCESSFULLY PASSED THE GENERAL BOOKLET.THE RESPONDENT TOOK A PART IN THE EXERCISE BOOKLET BUT LEFT SOME OF THE QUESTIONS UNANSWEREDTHE RESPONDENT TOOK AVERY LONG TIME TO COMPLETE THE GENERAL BOOKLET AND HE SAIDHE DOESN'T UNDERSTAND THE SECTION BTHE RESPONDENT TRIED TO DO THE SECTION BOF THE GENERAL BOOKLET BUT AFTER GOINGTHROUGH IT HE SAID HE COULD NOT DO IT BECAUSE HE COULDN'T UNDERSTAND THE QUESTIONSTHE RESPONDENT TRIES THE SECTION B OPF THE GENERAL BOOKLET BUT DID NOT PASS THEEXERCISETHE RESPONDENT WAS ALSO REDUCED THE NUMBER OF DAYS SHE WORKS NOT DUE TO CHILD CARETHE RESPONDENT WAS ASSISTED TO DO THE GENERAL BOOKLET EVENTHOUGH I OBJECTED TO IT SHE REFUSED TO STOP. SHE PASSED THE GENERAL BOOKLETTHE RESPONDENT WAS AT HIS WORKPLACE BUTHAD TO SHUN HIS WORK AND DO THE EXECISETHE RESPONDENT WAS BOTHERED BECAUSE HE WAS SELLING AT HIS STORE DURING THE READING EXERCISETHE RESPONDENT WAS COMPLAINING THAT THEEXERCISE IS TOO MNAY DURING THE READINGEXERCISETHE RESPONDENT WAS FEELING PRESSED FOR TIME BECAUSE SHE SAID, SHE HAD TO VISIT THE SON'S SCHOOL TO PAY FEE'S SO SAID SHEWILL NOT CONTINUE. AFTER ANSWERING QUESTION1-3 OF SECTION BTHE RESPONDENT WAS HURT BY SAD NEWS THATHER SISTER HAD DIED, SOP SHE REFUSED TODO THE EXERCISE BOOKLETTHE RESPONDENT WAS IN A HURRY TO COMPLETE THE EXERCISES BECAUSE SHE HAD OTHERHOUSEHOLD CHORES TO DO.THE RESPONDENT WAS IN HURRY WHEN DOING THE GENERAL BECAUSE SHE HAD TO PREPARE HER MEAL AND WASHTHE RESPONDENT WAS KILLING TO DO THE EXERCISE, BUT HE COMPLAINED OF INABILITY TOUNDERSTAND THE SECTION BTHE RESPONDENT WAS NOT IN GOOD SHAPE ANDSHE HAD SLIGHT PROBLEM WITH HER VISION.THE RESPONDENT WAS NOT WILLING TO CONTINUE THE EXERCISE AND ALSO COMPLAINED OF LACK READING AND ADILITY TO UNDERSTAND THE STATEMENTS IN THE GENERAL BOOKLET.THE RESPONDENT WAS PREGNANT AND WAS FELING TIRED SHE ALSO WANTED TO PREPARE SUPPER SO THE READING EXERCISE WAS A BOTHERTHE RESPONDENT WAS PREGNANT AND WAS VERYSERIOUS WITH EXERCISETHE RESPONDENT WAS REALLY BEGING ME TO HELP HER WITH SOME QUESTIONS IN THE GENERAL BOOKLET. AFTER ASKING ME QUESTIONS CONCERNING THE SECTION B OF THE GENERAL BOOKLET, SHE WENT THROUGH IT AND SAID SHETHE RESPONDENT WAS SELLING BY THE ROADSIDE SO SHE GOT DISTRACTED ANY TIME SOMEONE COMES TO BUYTHE RESPONDENT WAS SERVING CLIENTS SO HAD TO BREAK SEVERAL TIMES LOOKING AFTER THEMTHE RESPONDENT WAS SO DISTURBED AND ASHAMED FOR NOT BEING ABLE TO READ THE GENERAL BOOKLET.BUT HE TRIED TO COMPLETE THEPART ONE OF IT.THE RESPONDENT WAS UNABLE TO CONTINUE THE OTHER PARTS OF GENERAL BOOKLET BECAUSEHE LACK THE ABILITY TO UNDERSTAND THE LANGUAGETHE RESPONDENT WAS VER EAGER TO COMPLETETHE EXERCISE BOOKLET HE JUST COULDN'T ATTEMPT ALL QUESTIONSTHE RESPONDENT WAS VERY CO-OPERATIVE EVEN THOUGH HE WAS WORKING, HE MANAGE TO DOTHE GENERAL BOOKLET AND ATTEMPTED PARTOF THE EXERCISETHE RESPONDENT WAS VERY DETERMINED TO COMPLETE SECTION B OF THE GENERAL BOOKLETBUT THE QUESTIONS WERE TOO DIFFICULT FORHER.THE RESPONDENT WAS VERY SERIOUS WITH THEINTERVIEW HE ONLY ASK FOR AN EXPLANATIONON A3 ON SECTION B OF THE GENERAL BOOKLETTHE RESPONDENT WAS WASHING HER CLOTHS AND HAD TO STOP TO DO THE EXERCISETHE RESPONDENT WAS WILLING TO D EXERCISES BUT REFUSED TO CONTINUE BECAUSE SHE LACKS THE ABILITY TO READ AND UNDERSTAND THE LANGUAGETHE RESPONDENT WAS WILLING TO DO EXERCISE BUT BECAUSE OF TIME CONSTRAINT SHE COULDN'T CONTINUETHE RESPONDENT WAS WILLING TO DO THE EXERCISE BOOKLET BUT STOPPED BECAUSE HE WASLATE FOR WORKTHE RESPONDENT WAS WILLING TO DO THE EXERCISE BUT COMPLAINED THAT IT'S BEEN LONGTIME HE STUDIEDTHE RESPONDENT WENT THROUGH THE SECTIONSB OF GENERAL BOOKLET BUT, SHE COULDN'TCHOOSE ANY ANSWER.SHE SAID IT'S DIFFICULT SO SHE GAVE IT BACK TO METHE RESPONDENT WENT THROUGHT THE WHOLE OF THE SECTION B OF THE GENERAL BOOKLET BUT COULD NOT MARK ANYANSWER HE TOLD ME HE COULDN'T DO ITTHE RESPONDENT'S HAND WAS SHAKING BECAUSE OF ALCOHOL WHEN DOING THE GENERAL BOOKLET.HE FLIPPED THROUGH THE SECTION B OFTHE GENERAL BOOKLET AND SAID HECOULDN'TDO ANY BECAUSE COULDN'T READ THEMTHE RESPONDENT'S SPOUSE WAS INSIDE WAITING FOR HIM TO JOIN HER DURING THE READING EXERCISE SO I CAN'T TELL HOW MUCH CONCERNTRATION HE HAD ON THE EXERCISE. HE WENT THROUGH THE BOOKLET AND SAID HE COULDTHE RESPONDENTS' FRIENDS WERE AROUND DURING THE EXERCISE. BUT THEY DIDN'T HELP RESPONDENTTHE RESPONT WAS VERY UNDERSTANDING. THEONLY PROBLEM WAS THAT THERE WAS SO MUCHHEAT WHERE THE INTERVIEW WAS DONE AND THAT MADE HIM FELL UNCOFORTBALE.THE SON WAS DISTRACTING THE RESPONDENT NO TABLE TO WRITE. WE SAT IN THE SUN TO HAVE THE INTERVIEW.THE SPOUSE OF THE RESPONDENT WHISPERED HTE ANSWER TO Q2 OF THE SECTION B TO HERESPONDENT AFTER LOOKING THOUGH THE EXECISE BOOKLET AND ATTEMING SOME SHE SAID SHE WAS TIRED BECAUSE SHE HAD WASHEDALLDATHE WAS DIFFICULTY BECUASE THE RESPONDENTS DAUTHER WAS CRYING AND DISTRUBING HERTHE WAS SOME MISUNDERSTANDING IN THE HOUSE AND SOME ARGUMENTS ALL AROUND RESPONDENT COULD NOT HELP IT THAN TO GIVE UP THE EXERCISETHE WHOLE SESSION WAS SUCCESSFUL.THE YOUNGES CHILD OF THE RESPONDENT WASWORRING HER TO HIM THE GENERAL BOOKLET ITRE=IED TO GIVE HIM A DIFFERENT BOOK BUT HE WOULDN'T ACCEP ITTHERE IS NO TABLE FOR THE RESPONDENT TOWRITE ONTHERE WAS A CORNMILL NEARBY WITH MILLINGMACHINE MAKING NOISE, BUT IT DID NOT BOTHER RESPONDENT.THERE WAS LIGHT OFF SO THE RESPONDENT USED TOURCH LIGHTTHERE WAS LOW LIGHTINGTHERE WAS NO FLAT SURFACE FOR THE RESPONDENT TO WRITE AND THE INDIVIDUAL ATTEMPTED ONLY THE PRINT VOCABULARY IN THE GENERAL BOOKLETTHERE WAS NO FLAT SURFACE FOR THE RESPONDENT TO WRITE DURING THE READING EXERCISETHERE WAS NO FLAT SURFACE FOR THE RESPONDENT TO WRITE ONTHERE WAS NO FLAT SURFACE SO IT WAS DIFFICULT TO WRITE BUT IN THE END, THE RESPONDENT WAS ABLE TO ATTEMPT ALL QUESTIONS.THERE WAS NO LIGHT THEREBY MAKING THE REPONDENT WITH AN EYE PROBLEM NOT SEE WELLTHERE WAS NO SPACE IN ROOM SO WH HAD TOSTAND OUTSIDE AND SHE WAS EVEN FECTIHINGWATER SO THERE WAS SOME DISTRICTIONS.THERE WAS NO TABLETHERE WAS NO TABLE AROUND SO RESPONDENTHAD TO PLACE THE BOOKLETS ON HIS LAPS TOWRITE.THERE WAS NO TABLE BUT HE ATTEMPTED THEPRINT VOCABULARY BUT COULDNT READ THE RESTTHERE WAS NO TABLE DURING THE INTERVIEWTHERE WAS NO TABLE FOR RESPONDENTTHERE WAS NO TABLE FOR RESPONDENT TO DOTHE WORK ONTHERE WAS NO TABLE FOR RESPONDENT TO WRITE ONTHERE WAS NO TABLE FOR RESPONDENT TO WRITE ON, SO SHE HAS TO DO THE EXERCISE ONHER LAB.AFTER SECTION A, SHE HAD TO STOPTO FINISH COOKING BEFORE CONTINUINGTHERE WAS NO TABLE FOR RESPONDENT. THE RESPONDENTS' FRIEND WAS AROUND DURING ANDKEPT BOTHERING RESPONDENT WITH CONVERSATIONSTHERE WAS NO TABLE FOR RESPONDENT. THEREWAS NO LIGHT SO RESPONDENT HAD TO USE FLASH LIGHTTHERE WAS NO TABLE FOR RESPONDENT. THEREWAS NO LIGHT SO THE RESPONDENT USED TORCH LIGHTTHERE WAS NO TABLE FOR THE RESPONDENT AND PFTEN ASKED FOR ASSISTANCE DURING THEEXERCISETHERE WAS NO TABLE FOR THE RESPONDENT TOP WRITE.THE RESPONDENT LOOK THROUGH THESECTION B FOR VERY LONG TIME AND SAID HEDOESN'T UNDERSTAND ITTHERE WAS NO TABLE FOR THE RESPONDENT TOUSE BUT WAS VERY EAGER TO COMPLET EXERCISE BOOKLETTHERE WAS NO TABLE FOR THE RESPONDENT TOWRITE ONTHERE WAS NO TABLE FOR THE RESPONDENT. THE FRIENDS OF THE RESPONDENTS WERE THEREDURING THE EXERCISETHERE WAS NO TABLE OR FLAT SURFACE TO WRITE ON SO THE RESPONDENT JUST PLACED THEGENERAL BOOKLET ON THE SHORT WALL IN THE HOUSE TO WRITETHERE WAS NO TABLE OR FLAT SURFACE TO WRITE ON.THERE WAS NO TABLE SO HE WAS WRITING ONHIS LAPTHERE WAS NO TABLE SO THE RESPONDENT DIDTHE EXERCISE ON HER LAPSTHERE WAS NO TABLE SO THE RESPONDENT HADTO MAKE USE OF A SHORT WALL IN THE HOUSE TO COMPLETE THE GENERAL BOOKLETTHERE WAS NO TABLE SO THE RESPONDENT USED HIS LAPS AS A TABLE TO COMPLETE ALL THE GENERAL AND THE EXERCISE BOOKLETS. HEALSO WENT FOR HIS GLASSES TO COMPLETE THE EXERCISE BOOKLET WHEN IT WAS GETTING DTHERE WAS NO TABLE TO WRITE ON, HE SAIDTHE QUESTIONS ARE TOO MANY AND ALSO HE TIED AND WANT TO VISIT A SICK FRIENDTHERE WAS NO TABLE TO WRITE ON. THERE WERE SO MANY CHILDREN AROUND BUT DID NOT AFFECT THE RESPONDENTTHERE WAS NO TABLE, THERE WAS NO DISTRACTION, BUT THE RESPONDED COULDN'T PASS THE GENERAL BOOKLET TESTTHERE WAS NOT TABLE TO WRITE ON, HE WASVERY OLD AND MANAGE TO DO WHAT HE CANTHERE WAS SOME DISTRACTIONS, NOT SERIOUSTHERE WAS CELEBRATION IN THE HOUSE OF THE INDIVIDUAL, AS VISITORS TROOP IN ANDOUT OF THE HOUSE.THERE WASNO FLAT SURFACE SO RESPONDENT HAD TO PLACE THE BOOKLET ON HIS LAPS TO WRITE. HE WAS VERY SERIOUS.THERE WERE NO QUESTIONS Q4,Q5,Q6 IN THEGENERAL BOOKLET RESPONDENT WAS ABLE TO PASS THE GENERAL BOOKLET SECTION BTHERE WERE NO TABLE. WE SAT CLOSE TO THEROAD, LIGHTENING WAS NOT ALL THAT GOODTHERER WERE NO FLAT SURFACES SO THE RESPONDENT HAD TO PUT THE BOOKLET ON HIS LAPSTHOUGH RESPONDENT IS AGED, SHE TRIED TODO THE GENERAL BOOKLET AND WAS ABLE TO DO JUST SECTION A OF THE GENERAL BOOKLETVERY SUCCESSFULWAS KEEN ABOUT HIS UNEMPLOYED STATUS ANDHIS MOTHER ALSO COMPLAINED BITTERLYWAS NOT ABLE TO ANSWER THE PICTURES SECTIONS OF THE GENERAL BOOKLET AND SAID SHECAN'T READ TO ANSWER THE SENTENCES PARTWAS SUCCESSFULWAS VERY SERIOUS WITH THE GENERAL BOOKLET BUT WHEN THE EXERCISE BOOKLET WAS HANDED TO HIM HE LOOKED THROUGH IT IS AND SAID HE CANNOT DO ITWE BOTH SAT ON A SHORT WALL WITH THE BOOKS ON OUR LAPS TO DO THE WORK/EXERCISE.WE HAD TO USE THE STREET LIGHT BECAUSE THAT OF THE HOUSE WAS NOT BRIGHTING WELLWHEN I GAVE HER THE EXERCISE BOOKLET, SHE SAID IT'S PLENTY AND THAT IS WHY SHE WILL NEED SITTING ALLOWANCEWHEN RESPONDENT GOT TO THE ARTICLES SHECOMPLAINED THAT SHE DOES NOT UNDERSTANDIT SO SHE CN'T DO IT.WHEN RESPONDENT WAS ASKED WHICH WORK HECONSIDER AS HIS WORK, ASKED THE INTERVIWEWER TO CLOSE THE ONE SHE FEELS IS SUITABLEWHILES DOING THE GENERAL BOOKLET SHE STARTED SHIVERING AND SWEATING BECUASE SHEWAS SICK.AFTER TAKING SOME FOOD SEH CONTINUE WITH THE SECTION B BUT SHE WAS STILL SHIVERING SO SHE GAVE THE BOOKLET BACKWIND BLOWING ALL OVER THE PLACE BLOWINGOFF BOOKLET. THIS WAS CREATING SOME INCOVENIENCEWITH THE GENERAL BOOKLET Q3,4 AND 5 WASNOT FOUND SO RESPONDENT DID NOT ANSWER THOSE QUESTIONS BUT WAS ABLE TO PASS.Comments 2Comments 2Comments 2Comments 2Comments 2Comments 3Comments 3Comments 3Comments 3Comments 3Day Visit 1Day Visit 1Day Visit 1Day Visit 1Day Visit 1Module 11: Result
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5166613214614291.747291.904Passage Comprehension Timing OverallPassage Comprehension Timing OverallPassage Comprehension Timing OverallPassage Comprehension Timing OverallPassage Comprehension Timing Overall16731314105971010.721752.093Exercise booklet IDExercise booklet IDExercise booklet IDExercise booklet IDExercise booklet ID10121975500188106851.1171136.934PV Q1 Square (Scored Response)PV Q1 Square (Scored Response)PV Q1 Square (Scored Response)PV Q1 Square (Scored Response)PV Q1 Square (Scored Response)2467520No response1Correct response7Incorrect responseSysmissPV Q2 Butterfly (Scored Response)PV Q2 Butterfly (Scored Response)PV Q2 Butterfly (Scored Response)PV Q2 Butterfly (Scored Response)PV Q2 Butterfly (Scored Response)2467520No response1Correct response7Incorrect responseSysmissPV Q3 Hand (Scored Response)PV Q3 Hand (Scored Response)PV Q3 Hand (Scored Response)PV Q3 Hand (Scored Response)PV Q3 Hand (Scored Response)2467520No response1Correct response7Incorrect responseSysmissPV Q4 Baby (Scored Response)PV Q4 Baby (Scored Response)PV Q4 Baby (Scored Response)PV Q4 Baby (Scored Response)PV Q4 Baby (Scored Response)2467520No response1Correct response7Incorrect responseSysmissPV Q5 Ruler (Scored Response)PV Q5 Ruler (Scored Response)PV Q5 Ruler (Scored Response)PV Q5 Ruler (Scored Response)PV Q5 Ruler (Scored Response)2467520No response1Correct response7Incorrect responseSysmissPV Q6 Bird (Scored Response)PV Q6 Bird (Scored Response)PV Q6 Bird (Scored Response)PV Q6 Bird (Scored Response)PV Q6 Bird (Scored Response)2467520No response1Correct response7Incorrect responseSysmissPV Q7 Moon (Scored Response)PV Q7 Moon (Scored Response)PV Q7 Moon (Scored Response)PV Q7 Moon (Scored Response)PV Q7 Moon (Scored Response)2467520No response1Correct response7Incorrect responseSysmissPV Q8 Crown (Scored Response)PV Q8 Crown (Scored Response)PV Q8 Crown (Scored Response)PV Q8 Crown (Scored Response)PV Q8 Crown (Scored Response)2467520No response1Correct response7Incorrect responseSysmissPV Q9 Computer (Scored Response)PV Q9 Computer (Scored Response)PV Q9 Computer (Scored Response)PV Q9 Computer (Scored Response)PV Q9 Computer (Scored Response)2467520No response1Correct response7Incorrect responseSysmissPV Q10 Elephant (Scored Response)PV Q10 Elephant (Scored Response)PV Q10 Elephant (Scored Response)PV Q10 Elephant (Scored Response)PV Q10 Elephant (Scored Response)2467520No response1Correct response7Incorrect responseSysmissPV Q11 Bus (Scored Response)PV Q11 Bus (Scored Response)PV Q11 Bus (Scored Response)PV Q11 Bus (Scored Response)PV Q11 Bus (Scored Response)2467520No response1Correct response7Incorrect responseSysmissPV Q12 Stool (Scored Response)PV Q12 Stool (Scored Response)PV Q12 Stool (Scored Response)PV Q12 Stool (Scored Response)PV Q12 Stool (Scored Response)2467520No response1Correct response7Incorrect responseSysmissPV Q13 Lion (Scored Response)PV Q13 Lion (Scored Response)PV Q13 Lion (Scored Response)PV Q13 Lion (Scored Response)PV Q13 Lion (Scored Response)2467520No response1Correct response7Incorrect responseSysmissPV Q14 Bottle (Scored Response)PV Q14 Bottle (Scored Response)PV Q14 Bottle (Scored Response)PV Q14 Bottle (Scored Response)PV Q14 Bottle (Scored Response)2467520No response1Correct response7Incorrect responseSysmissPV Q15 Neck (Scored Response)PV Q15 Neck (Scored Response)PV Q15 Neck (Scored Response)PV Q15 Neck (Scored Response)PV Q15 Neck (Scored Response)2467520No response1Correct response7Incorrect responseSysmissPV Q16 Television (Scored Response)PV Q16 Television (Scored Response)PV Q16 Television (Scored Response)PV Q16 Television (Scored Response)PV Q16 Television (Scored Response)2467520No response1Correct response7Incorrect responseSysmissPV Q17 Door (Scored Response)PV Q17 Door (Scored Response)PV Q17 Door (Scored Response)PV Q17 Door (Scored Response)PV Q17 Door (Scored Response)2467520No response1Correct response7Incorrect responseSysmissPV Q18 Candle (Scored Response)PV Q18 Candle (Scored Response)PV Q18 Candle (Scored Response)PV Q18 Candle (Scored Response)PV Q18 Candle (Scored Response)2467520No response1Correct response7Incorrect responseSysmissPV Q19 Microscope (Scored Response)PV Q19 Microscope (Scored Response)PV Q19 Microscope (Scored Response)PV Q19 Microscope (Scored Response)PV Q19 Microscope (Scored Response)2467520No response1Correct response7Incorrect responseSysmissPV Q20 Envelope (Scored Response)PV Q20 Envelope (Scored Response)PV Q20 Envelope (Scored Response)PV Q20 Envelope (Scored Response)PV Q20 Envelope (Scored Response)2467520No response1Correct response7Incorrect responseSysmissPV Q21 Bell (Scored Response)PV Q21 Bell (Scored Response)PV Q21 Bell (Scored Response)PV Q21 Bell (Scored Response)PV Q21 Bell (Scored Response)2467520No response1Correct response7Incorrect responseSysmissPV Q22 Axe (Scored Response)PV Q22 Axe (Scored Response)PV Q22 Axe (Scored Response)PV Q22 Axe (Scored Response)PV Q22 Axe (Scored Response)2467520No response1Correct response7Incorrect responseSysmissPV Q23 Saddle (Scored Response)PV Q23 Saddle (Scored Response)PV Q23 Saddle (Scored Response)PV Q23 Saddle (Scored Response)PV Q23 Saddle (Scored Response)2467520No response1Correct response7Incorrect responseSysmissPV Q24 Wrist (Scored Response)PV Q24 Wrist (Scored Response)PV Q24 Wrist (Scored Response)PV Q24 Wrist (Scored Response)PV Q24 Wrist (Scored Response)2467520No response1Correct response7Incorrect responseSysmissPV Q25 Arrow (Scored Response)PV Q25 Arrow (Scored Response)PV Q25 Arrow (Scored Response)PV Q25 Arrow (Scored Response)PV Q25 Arrow (Scored Response)2467520No response1Correct response7Incorrect responseSysmissSP S1 (Scored Response)SP S1 (Scored Response)SP S1 (Scored Response)SP S1 (Scored Response)SP S1 (Scored Response)2467520No response1Correct response7Incorrect responseSysmissSP S2 (Scored Response)SP S2 (Scored Response)SP S2 (Scored Response)SP S2 (Scored Response)SP S2 (Scored Response)2467520No response1Correct response7Incorrect responseSysmissSP S3 (Scored Response)SP S3 (Scored Response)SP S3 (Scored Response)SP S3 (Scored Response)SP S3 (Scored Response)2467520No response1Correct response7Incorrect responseSysmissSP S4 (Scored Response)SP S4 (Scored Response)SP S4 (Scored Response)SP S4 (Scored Response)SP S4 (Scored Response)2467520No response1Correct response7Incorrect responseSysmissSP S5 (Scored Response)SP S5 (Scored Response)SP S5 (Scored Response)SP S5 (Scored Response)SP S5 (Scored Response)2467520No response1Correct response7Incorrect responseSysmissSP S6 (Scored Response)SP S6 (Scored Response)SP S6 (Scored Response)SP S6 (Scored Response)SP S6 (Scored Response)2467520No response1Correct response7Incorrect responseSysmissSP S7 (Scored Response)SP S7 (Scored Response)SP S7 (Scored Response)SP S7 (Scored Response)SP S7 (Scored Response)2467520No response1Correct response7Incorrect responseSysmissSP S8 (Scored Response)SP S8 (Scored Response)SP S8 (Scored Response)SP S8 (Scored Response)SP S8 (Scored Response)2467520No response1Correct response7Incorrect responseSysmissSP S9 (Scored Response)SP S9 (Scored Response)SP S9 (Scored Response)SP S9 (Scored Response)SP S9 (Scored Response)2467520No response1Correct response7Incorrect responseSysmissSP S10 (Scored Response)SP S10 (Scored Response)SP S10 (Scored Response)SP S10 (Scored Response)SP S10 (Scored Response)2467520No response1Correct response7Incorrect responseSysmissSP S11 (Scored Response)SP S11 (Scored Response)SP S11 (Scored Response)SP S11 (Scored Response)SP S11 (Scored Response)2467520No response1Correct response7Incorrect responseSysmissSP S12 (Scored Response)SP S12 (Scored Response)SP S12 (Scored Response)SP S12 (Scored Response)SP S12 (Scored Response)2467520No response1Correct response7Incorrect responseSysmissSP S13 (Scored Response)SP S13 (Scored Response)SP S13 (Scored Response)SP S13 (Scored Response)SP S13 (Scored Response)2467520No response1Correct response7Incorrect responseSysmissSP S14 (Scored Response)SP S14 (Scored Response)SP S14 (Scored Response)SP S14 (Scored Response)SP S14 (Scored Response)2467520No response1Correct response7Incorrect responseSysmissSP S15 (Scored Response)SP S15 (Scored Response)SP S15 (Scored Response)SP S15 (Scored Response)SP S15 (Scored Response)2467520No response1Correct response7Incorrect responseSysmissSP S16 (Scored Response)SP S16 (Scored Response)SP S16 (Scored Response)SP S16 (Scored Response)SP S16 (Scored Response)2467520No response1Correct response7Incorrect responseSysmissSP S17 (Scored Response)SP S17 (Scored Response)SP S17 (Scored Response)SP S17 (Scored Response)SP S17 (Scored Response)2467520No response1Correct response7Incorrect responseSysmissSP S18 (Scored Response)SP S18 (Scored Response)SP S18 (Scored Response)SP S18 (Scored Response)SP S18 (Scored Response)2467520No response1Correct response7Incorrect responseSysmissSP S19 (Scored Response)SP S19 (Scored Response)SP S19 (Scored Response)SP S19 (Scored Response)SP S19 (Scored Response)2467520No response1Correct response7Incorrect responseSysmissSP S20 (Scored Response)SP S20 (Scored Response)SP S20 (Scored Response)SP S20 (Scored Response)SP S20 (Scored Response)2467520No response1Correct response7Incorrect responseSysmissPC P1 S2 Birthday Party (Scored Response)PC P1 S2 Birthday Party (Scored Response)PC P1 S2 Birthday Party (Scored Response)PC P1 S2 Birthday Party (Scored Response)PC P1 S2 Birthday Party (Scored Response)2467520No response1Correct response7Incorrect responseSysmissPC P1 S3 Birthday Party (Scored Response)PC P1 S3 Birthday Party (Scored Response)PC P1 S3 Birthday Party (Scored Response)PC P1 S3 Birthday Party (Scored Response)PC P1 S3 Birthday Party (Scored Response)2467520No response1Correct response7Incorrect responseSysmissPC P1 S4 Birthday Party (Scored Response)PC P1 S4 Birthday Party (Scored Response)PC P1 S4 Birthday Party (Scored Response)PC P1 S4 Birthday Party (Scored Response)PC P1 S4 Birthday Party (Scored Response)2467520No response1Correct response7Incorrect responseSysmissPC P1 S5 Birthday Party (Scored Response)PC P1 S5 Birthday Party (Scored Response)PC P1 S5 Birthday Party (Scored Response)PC P1 S5 Birthday Party (Scored Response)PC P1 S5 Birthday Party (Scored Response)2467520No response1Correct response7Incorrect responseSysmissPC P1 S7 Birthday Party (Scored Response)PC P1 S7 Birthday Party (Scored Response)PC P1 S7 Birthday Party (Scored Response)PC P1 S7 Birthday Party (Scored Response)PC P1 S7 Birthday Party (Scored Response)2467520No response1Correct response7Incorrect responseSysmissPC P1 S8 Birthday Party (Scored Response)PC P1 S8 Birthday Party (Scored Response)PC P1 S8 Birthday Party (Scored Response)PC P1 S8 Birthday Party (Scored Response)PC P1 S8 Birthday Party (Scored Response)2467520No response1Correct response7Incorrect responseSysmissPC P1 S9 Birthday Party (Scored Response)PC P1 S9 Birthday Party (Scored Response)PC P1 S9 Birthday Party (Scored Response)PC P1 S9 Birthday Party (Scored Response)PC P1 S9 Birthday Party (Scored Response)2467520No response1Correct response7Incorrect responseSysmissPC P1 S10 Birthday Party (Scored Response)PC P1 S10 Birthday Party (Scored Response)PC P1 S10 Birthday Party (Scored Response)PC P1 S10 Birthday Party (Scored Response)PC P1 S10 Birthday Party (Scored Response)2467520No response1Correct response7Incorrect responseSysmissPC P1 S11 Birthday Party (Scored Response)PC P1 S11 Birthday Party (Scored Response)PC P1 S11 Birthday Party (Scored Response)PC P1 S11 Birthday Party (Scored Response)PC P1 S11 Birthday Party (Scored Response)2467520No response1Correct response7Incorrect responseSysmissPC P1 S13 Birthday Party (Scored Response)PC P1 S13 Birthday Party (Scored Response)PC P1 S13 Birthday Party (Scored Response)PC P1 S13 Birthday Party (Scored Response)PC P1 S13 Birthday Party (Scored Response)2467520No response1Correct response7Incorrect responseSysmissPC P1 S14 Birthday Party (Scored Response)PC P1 S14 Birthday Party (Scored Response)PC P1 S14 Birthday Party (Scored Response)PC P1 S14 Birthday Party (Scored Response)PC P1 S14 Birthday Party (Scored Response)2467520No response1Correct response7Incorrect responseSysmissPC P1 S15 Birthday Party (Scored Response)PC P1 S15 Birthday Party (Scored Response)PC P1 S15 Birthday Party (Scored Response)PC P1 S15 Birthday Party (Scored Response)PC P1 S15 Birthday Party (Scored Response)2467520No response1Correct response7Incorrect responseSysmissPC P1 S16 Birthday Party (Scored Response)PC P1 S16 Birthday Party (Scored Response)PC P1 S16 Birthday Party (Scored Response)PC P1 S16 Birthday Party (Scored Response)PC P1 S16 Birthday Party (Scored Response)2467520No response1Correct response7Incorrect responseSysmissPC P1 S17 Birthday Party (Scored Response)PC P1 S17 Birthday Party (Scored Response)PC P1 S17 Birthday Party (Scored Response)PC P1 S17 Birthday Party (Scored Response)PC P1 S17 Birthday Party (Scored Response)2467520No response1Correct response7Incorrect responseSysmissPC P1 S18 Birthday Party (Scored Response)PC P1 S18 Birthday Party (Scored Response)PC P1 S18 Birthday Party (Scored Response)PC P1 S18 Birthday Party (Scored Response)PC P1 S18 Birthday Party (Scored Response)2467520No response1Correct response7Incorrect responseSysmissPC P1 S19 Birthday Party (Scored Response)PC P1 S19 Birthday Party (Scored Response)PC P1 S19 Birthday Party (Scored Response)PC P1 S19 Birthday Party (Scored Response)PC P1 S19 Birthday Party (Scored Response)2467520No response1Correct response7Incorrect responseSysmissPC P1 S20 Birthday Party (Scored Response)PC P1 S20 Birthday Party (Scored Response)PC P1 S20 Birthday Party (Scored Response)PC P1 S20 Birthday Party (Scored Response)PC P1 S20 Birthday Party (Scored Response)2467520No response1Correct response7Incorrect responseSysmissPC P1 S21 Birthday Party (Scored Response)PC P1 S21 Birthday Party (Scored Response)PC P1 S21 Birthday Party (Scored Response)PC P1 S21 Birthday Party (Scored Response)PC P1 S21 Birthday Party (Scored Response)2467520No response1Correct response7Incorrect responseSysmissPC P2 S2 Letter to the Editor (Scored Response)PC P2 S2 Letter to the Editor (Scored Response)PC P2 S2 Letter to the Editor (Scored Response)PC P2 S2 Letter to the Editor (Scored Response)PC P2 S2 Letter to the Editor (Scored Response)2467520No response1Correct response7Incorrect responseSysmissPC P2 S3 Letter to the Editor (Scored Response)PC P2 S3 Letter to the Editor (Scored Response)PC P2 S3 Letter to the Editor (Scored Response)PC P2 S3 Letter to the Editor (Scored Response)PC P2 S3 Letter to the Editor (Scored Response)2467520No response1Correct response7Incorrect responseSysmissPC P2 S4 Letter to the Editor (Scored Response)PC P2 S4 Letter to the Editor (Scored Response)PC P2 S4 Letter to the Editor (Scored Response)PC P2 S4 Letter to the Editor (Scored Response)PC P2 S4 Letter to the Editor (Scored Response)2467520No response1Correct response7Incorrect responseSysmissPC P2 S5 Letter to the Editor (Scored Response)PC P2 S5 Letter to the Editor (Scored Response)PC P2 S5 Letter to the Editor (Scored Response)PC P2 S5 Letter to the Editor (Scored Response)PC P2 S5 Letter to the Editor (Scored Response)2467520No response1Correct response7Incorrect responseSysmissPC P2 S6 Letter to the Editor (Scored Response)PC P2 S6 Letter to the Editor (Scored Response)PC P2 S6 Letter to the Editor (Scored Response)PC P2 S6 Letter to the Editor (Scored Response)PC P2 S6 Letter to the Editor (Scored Response)2467520No response1Correct response7Incorrect responseSysmissPC P2 S7 Letter to the Editor (Scored Response)PC P2 S7 Letter to the Editor (Scored Response)PC P2 S7 Letter to the Editor (Scored Response)PC P2 S7 Letter to the Editor (Scored Response)PC P2 S7 Letter to the Editor (Scored Response)2467520No response1Correct response7Incorrect responseSysmissPC P2 S9 Letter to the Editor (Scored Response)PC P2 S9 Letter to the Editor (Scored Response)PC P2 S9 Letter to the Editor (Scored Response)PC P2 S9 Letter to the Editor (Scored Response)PC P2 S9 Letter to the Editor (Scored Response)2467520No response1Correct response7Incorrect responseSysmissPC P2 S10 Letter to the Editor (Scored Response)PC P2 S10 Letter to the Editor (Scored Response)PC P2 S10 Letter to the Editor (Scored Response)PC P2 S10 Letter to the Editor (Scored Response)PC P2 S10 Letter to the Editor (Scored Response)2467520No response1Correct response7Incorrect responseSysmissPC P2 S11 Letter to the Editor (Scored Response)PC P2 S11 Letter to the Editor (Scored Response)PC P2 S11 Letter to the Editor (Scored Response)PC P2 S11 Letter to the Editor (Scored Response)PC P2 S11 Letter to the Editor (Scored Response)2467520No response1Correct response7Incorrect responseSysmissPC P2 S12 Letter to the Editor (Scored Response)PC P2 S12 Letter to the Editor (Scored Response)PC P2 S12 Letter to the Editor (Scored Response)PC P2 S12 Letter to the Editor (Scored Response)PC P2 S12 Letter to the Editor (Scored Response)2467520No response1Correct response7Incorrect responseSysmissPC P3 S2 World Sports (Scored Response)PC P3 S2 World Sports (Scored Response)PC P3 S2 World Sports (Scored Response)PC P3 S2 World Sports (Scored Response)PC P3 S2 World Sports (Scored Response)2467520No response1Correct response7Incorrect responseSysmissPC P3 S3 World Sports (Scored Response)PC P3 S3 World Sports (Scored Response)PC P3 S3 World Sports (Scored Response)PC P3 S3 World Sports (Scored Response)PC P3 S3 World Sports (Scored Response)2467520No response1Correct response7Incorrect responseSysmissPC P3 S4 World Sports (Scored Response)PC P3 S4 World Sports (Scored Response)PC P3 S4 World Sports (Scored Response)PC P3 S4 World Sports (Scored Response)PC P3 S4 World Sports (Scored Response)2467520No response1Correct response7Incorrect responseSysmissPC P3 S5 World Sports (Scored Response)PC P3 S5 World Sports (Scored Response)PC P3 S5 World Sports (Scored Response)PC P3 S5 World Sports (Scored Response)PC P3 S5 World Sports (Scored Response)2467520No response1Correct response7Incorrect responseSysmissPC P3 S7 World Sports (Scored Response)PC P3 S7 World Sports (Scored Response)PC P3 S7 World Sports (Scored Response)PC P3 S7 World Sports (Scored Response)PC P3 S7 World Sports (Scored Response)2467520No response1Correct response7Incorrect responseSysmissPC P3 S8 World Sports (Scored Response)PC P3 S8 World Sports (Scored Response)PC P3 S8 World Sports (Scored Response)PC P3 S8 World Sports (Scored Response)PC P3 S8 World Sports (Scored Response)2467520No response1Correct response7Incorrect responseSysmissPC P3 S9 World Sports (Scored Response)PC P3 S9 World Sports (Scored Response)PC P3 S9 World Sports (Scored Response)PC P3 S9 World Sports (Scored Response)PC P3 S9 World Sports (Scored Response)2467520No response1Correct response7Incorrect responseSysmissPC P3 S10 World Sports (Scored Response)PC P3 S10 World Sports (Scored Response)PC P3 S10 World Sports (Scored Response)PC P3 S10 World Sports (Scored Response)PC P3 S10 World Sports (Scored Response)2467520No response1Correct response7Incorrect responseSysmissCore Q1 SGIH (Scored Response)Core Q1 SGIH (Scored Response)Core Q1 SGIH (Scored Response)Core Q1 SGIH (Scored Response)Core Q1 SGIH (Scored Response)2987Incorrect response1Correct response8Omitted9Not presentedCore Q2 Employment Ad (Scored Response)Core Q2 Employment Ad (Scored Response)Core Q2 Employment Ad (Scored Response)Core Q2 Employment Ad (Scored Response)Core Q2 Employment Ad (Scored Response)2987Incorrect response1Correct response8Omitted9Not presentedCore Q3 UNICEF (Scored Response)Core Q3 UNICEF (Scored Response)Core Q3 UNICEF (Scored Response)Core Q3 UNICEF (Scored Response)Core Q3 UNICEF (Scored Response)2987Incorrect response1Correct response8Omitted9Not presentedCore Q4 Guadeloupe (Scored Response)Core Q4 Guadeloupe (Scored Response)Core Q4 Guadeloupe (Scored Response)Core Q4 Guadeloupe (Scored Response)Core Q4 Guadeloupe (Scored Response)2987Incorrect response1Correct response8Omitted9Not presentedCore Q5 Guadeloupe (Scored Response)Core Q5 Guadeloupe (Scored Response)Core Q5 Guadeloupe (Scored Response)Core Q5 Guadeloupe (Scored Response)Core Q5 Guadeloupe (Scored Response)2987Incorrect response1Correct response8Omitted9Not presentedCore Q6 Election Results (Scored Response)Core Q6 Election Results (Scored Response)Core Q6 Election Results (Scored Response)Core Q6 Election Results (Scored Response)Core Q6 Election Results (Scored Response)2987Incorrect response1Correct response8Omitted9Not presentedCore Q7 Dutch Women (Scored Response)Core Q7 Dutch Women (Scored Response)Core Q7 Dutch Women (Scored Response)Core Q7 Dutch Women (Scored Response)Core Q7 Dutch Women (Scored Response)2987Incorrect response1Correct response8Omitted9Not presentedCore Q8 Dutch Women (Scored Response)Core Q8 Dutch Women (Scored Response)Core Q8 Dutch Women (Scored Response)Core Q8 Dutch Women (Scored Response)Core Q8 Dutch Women (Scored Response)2987Incorrect response1Correct response8Omitted9Not presentedNumber of correct responses obtained in Part 1 Print Vocabulary | Section A GalNumber of correct responses obtained in Part 1 Print Vocabulary | Section A GalNumber of correct responses obtained in Part 1 Print Vocabulary | Section A GalNumber of correct responses obtained in Part 1 Print Vocabulary | Section A GalNumber of correct responses obtained in Part 1 Print Vocabulary | Section A Gal24675202515.87810.366Number of correct responses obtained in Part 2 Sentence Processing | Section A GNumber of correct responses obtained in Part 2 Sentence Processing | Section A GNumber of correct responses obtained in Part 2 Sentence Processing | Section A GNumber of correct responses obtained in Part 2 Sentence Processing | Section A GNumber of correct responses obtained in Part 2 Sentence Processing | Section A G2467520124567891011121314151617181920SysmissNumber of 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Comprehension# correct responses in Part 2 of Passage Comprehension# correct responses in Part 2 of Passage Comprehension246752012345678910Sysmiss# correct responses in Part 3 of Passage Comprehension# correct responses in Part 3 of Passage Comprehension# correct responses in Part 3 of Passage Comprehension# correct responses in Part 3 of Passage Comprehension# correct responses in Part 3 of Passage 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after fieldwork: Number of correct responses obtained in the Core Test, SScored after fieldwork: Number of correct responses obtained in the Core Test, SScored after fieldwork: Number of correct responses obtained in the Core Test, SScored after fieldwork: Number of correct responses obtained in the Core Test, SScored after fieldwork: Number of correct responses obtained in the Core Test, S246752012345678SysmissWhether respondent passed the Core test (>=3/8 correct answers in Section B | GaWhether respondent passed the Core test (>=3/8 correct answers in Section B | GaWhether respondent passed the Core test (>=3/8 correct answers in Section B | GaWhether respondent passed the Core test (>=3/8 correct answers in Section B | GaWhether respondent passed the Core test (>=3/8 correct answers in Section B | Ga2467520No1YesSysmissExercise Booklet | Plausible Value 1Exercise Booklet | Plausible Value 1Exercise Booklet | Plausible Value 1Exercise Booklet | Plausible Value 1Exercise Booklet | 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material read at work scoreLength of material read at work score2345642skill not used1low2medium3highSysmissLength of material read outside of work scoreLength of material read outside of work scoreLength of material read outside of work scoreLength of material read outside of work scoreLength of material read outside of work score292958skill not used1low2medium3highSysmissLength of material read overall scoreLength of material read overall scoreLength of material read overall scoreLength of material read overall scoreLength of material read overall score295829skill not used1low2medium3highSysmissLength of material written at work scoreLength of material written at work scoreLength of material written at work scoreLength of material written at work scoreLength of material written at work score2346641skill not used1low2medium3highSysmissLength of material written outside of work scoreLength of material written outside of work scoreLength of material written outside of work scoreLength of material written outside of work scoreLength of material written outside of work score295433skill not used1low2medium3highSysmissLength of material written overall scoreLength of material written overall scoreLength of material written overall scoreLength of material written overall scoreLength of material written overall score296522skill not used1low2medium3highSysmissNumeracy at work scoreNumeracy at work scoreNumeracy at work scoreNumeracy at work scoreNumeracy at work score2352635skill not used1low2medium3highSysmissNumeracy outside of work scoreNumeracy outside of work scoreNumeracy outside of work scoreNumeracy outside of work scoreNumeracy outside of work score29807skill not used1low2medium3highSysmissNumeracy overall scoreNumeracy overall scoreNumeracy overall scoreNumeracy overall scoreNumeracy overall score29807skill not used1low2medium3highSysmissContact with people outside of work scoreContact with people outside of work scoreContact with people outside of work 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computer use overall scoreFrequency of computer use overall scoreFrequency of computer use overall scoreFrequency of computer use overall score297611skill not used1low2medium3highSysmissType of software use at work scoreType of software use at work scoreType of software use at work scoreType of software use at work scoreType of software use at work score2330657None1Basic2AdvanceSysmissDrives a vehicle at workDrives a vehicle at workDrives a vehicle at workDrives a vehicle at workDrives a vehicle at work2348639no1yesSysmissRepairs or maintains electronic equipment at workRepairs or maintains electronic equipment at workRepairs or maintains electronic equipment at workRepairs or maintains electronic equipment at workRepairs or maintains electronic equipment at work2348639no1yesSysmissOperates heavy machinery or industrial equipment at workOperates heavy machinery or industrial equipment at workOperates heavy machinery or industrial equipment at workOperates heavy machinery or industrial equipment at workOperates heavy machinery or industrial equipment at work2348639no1yesSysmissFrequency of tasks involving at least 30 minutes of thinking scoreFrequency of tasks involving at least 30 minutes of thinking scoreFrequency of tasks involving at least 30 minutes of thinking scoreFrequency of tasks involving at least 30 minutes of thinking scoreFrequency of tasks involving at least 30 minutes of thinking score2348639never1less than once a month2at least once a week or month3every daySysmissFrequency of work requiring learning new things scoreFrequency of work requiring learning new things scoreFrequency of work requiring learning new things scoreFrequency of work requiring learning new things scoreFrequency of work requiring learning new things score2305682rarely or never1at least 2-3 months2at least once a week3every daySysmissAverage of frequency of thinking and learning tasks scoresAverage of frequency of thinking and learning tasks scoresAverage of frequency of thinking 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of autonomy and repetitiveness at work scoresAverage of autonomy and repetitiveness at work scoresAverage of autonomy and repetitiveness at work scores234863931.1870.732Autonomy and repetitiveness at work scoreAutonomy and repetitiveness at work scoreAutonomy and repetitiveness at work scoreAutonomy and repetitiveness at work scoreAutonomy and repetitiveness at work score2348639skill not used1low2medium3highSysmissLift heavy items at work scoreLift heavy items at work scoreLift heavy items at work scoreLift heavy items at work scoreLift heavy items at work score2349638skill not used1low2medium3highSysmissDifference between overall reading and reading at work scoreDifference between overall reading and reading at work scoreDifference between overall reading and reading at work scoreDifference between overall reading and reading at work scoreDifference between overall reading and reading at work score2345642123SysmissDifference between overall numeracy and numeracy at work scoreDifference between overall numeracy and numeracy at work scoreDifference between overall numeracy and numeracy at work scoreDifference between overall numeracy and numeracy at work scoreDifference between overall numeracy and numeracy at work score2352635123SysmissDifference between overall computer use and computer use at work scoreDifference between overall computer use and computer use at work scoreDifference between overall computer use and computer use at work scoreDifference between overall computer use and computer use at work scoreDifference between overall computer use and computer use at work score2348639123SysmissExtraversion (average of q01 q04 q20)Extraversion (average of q01 q04 q20)Extraversion (average of q01 q04 q20)Extraversion (average of q01 q04 q20)Extraversion (average of q01 q04 q20)19201067142.5160.612Conscientiousness (average of q02 q12 q17)Conscientiousness (average of q02 q12 q17)Conscientiousness (average of q02 q12 q17)Conscientiousness (average of 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q24)Decision making (average of q15 q21 q23 q24)Decision making (average of q15 q21 q23 q24)18971090143.0320.621Hostile Bias (average of q07 q22)Hostile Bias (average of q07 q22)Hostile Bias (average of q07 q22)Hostile Bias (average of q07 q22)Hostile Bias (average of q07 q22)18861101142.2140.747Risk aversionRisk aversionRisk aversionRisk aversionRisk aversion2972151234SysmissTime preferenceTime preferenceTime preferenceTime preferenceTime preference2972151234SysmissMother's educationMother's educationMother's educationMother's educationMother's education2987<ISCED 11ISCED 12ISCED 2 & 33ISCED 4 & higher4DK/RFfather's educationfather's educationfather's educationfather's educationfather's education2987<ISCED 11ISCED 12ISCED 2 & 33ISCED 4 & higher4DK/RFMaximum of parents' educationMaximum of parents' educationMaximum of parents' educationMaximum of parents' educationMaximum of parents' education2987<ISCED 11ISCED 12ISCED 2 & 33ISCED 4 & higher4DK/RFNumber of children under 6 years oldNumber of children under 6 years oldNumber of children under 6 years oldNumber of children under 6 years oldNumber of children under 6 years old2987123451: no children under 6 in the hh1: no children under 6 in the hh1: no children under 6 in the hh1: no children under 6 in the hh1: no children under 6 in the hh298711: one child under 6 in the hh1: one child under 6 in the hh1: one child under 6 in the hh1: one child under 6 in the hh1: one child under 6 in the hh298712: 2 or more children under 6 in the hh2: 2 or more children under 6 in the hh2: 2 or more children under 6 in the hh2: 2 or more children under 6 in the hh2: 2 or more children under 6 in the hh29872respondent is the parent of a child in the hhrespondent is the parent of a child in the hhrespondent is the parent of a child in the hhrespondent is the parent of a child in the hhrespondent is the parent of a child in the hh297215no1yesSysmissHH size, excludes non-relativesHH size, excludes non-relativesHH size, excludes 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sisters at age 12Number of older sisters at age 12Number of older sisters at age 12Number of older sisters at age 12297116201.4211.713101.ANumber of younger brothers at age 12Number of younger brothers at age 12Number of younger brothers at age 12Number of younger brothers at age 12Number of younger brothers at age 12297116151.151.397101.ANumber of younger sisters at age 12Number of younger sisters at age 12Number of younger sisters at age 12Number of younger sisters at age 12Number of younger sisters at age 12297116231.1061.417101.ALived with mother and father at age 12Lived with mother and father at age 12Lived with mother and father at age 12Lived with mother and father at age 12Lived with mother and father at age 122987Didn't live with father & mother1Lived with father & mother2DK/RFNumber of economic shocks before age 15Number of economic shocks before age 15Number of economic shocks before age 15Number of economic shocks before age 15Number of economic shocks before age 1529721512345678SysmissIndex for number of economic shocks before age 15Index for number of economic shocks before age 15Index for number of economic shocks before age 15Index for number of economic shocks before age 15Index for number of economic shocks before age 15297215No shocks1One shock2Two or more shocksSysmissDummy for economic shocks before age 15Dummy for economic shocks before age 15Dummy for economic shocks before age 15Dummy for economic shocks before age 15Dummy for economic shocks before age 15297215No shocks1At least one shockSysmissBody Mass IndexBody Mass IndexBody Mass IndexBody Mass IndexBody Mass Index1781120610.4117.225.0486.131"A BMI under 16 is extremely emaciated; a BMI of 15 signals starvation. BMI's over 40 signal morbid obesity."BMI classificationBMI classificationBMI classificationBMI classificationBMI classification172112661Underweight2Normal3Overweight4ObeseSysmissParental involvement in educationParental involvement in educationParental involvement in educationParental involvement in educationParental involvement in education26873001yes, always or almost always2yes, sometimes3no, never or almost never48not applicable9don't knowSysmissSocioeconomic status at age 15Socioeconomic status at age 15Socioeconomic status at age 15Socioeconomic status at age 15Socioeconomic status at age 152960271Low SES2Middle SES3High SESSysmissMother tongueMother tongueMother tongueMother tongueMother tongue2972151Akan only2Akan and Other3Other onlySysmissLabor market statusLabor market statusLabor market statusLabor market statusLabor market status298161Employed2Unemployed3InactiveSysmissDummy for active in the labor marketDummy for active in the labor marketDummy for active in the labor marketDummy for active in the labor marketDummy for active in the labor market29816Inactive1ActiveSysmissEmployment statusEmployment statusEmployment statusEmployment statusEmployment status21858021Employee2Self-employed3Unpaid family worker/otherSysmissSelf-employment dummySelf-employment dummySelf-employment dummySelf-employment dummySelf-employment dummy2185802Employee/Unpaid family worker/other1Self-employedSysmissCurrently working or worked in last 12 monthsCurrently working or worked in last 12 monthsCurrently working or worked in last 12 monthsCurrently working or worked in last 12 monthsCurrently working or worked in last 12 months29816no1yesSysmissWorked at least 6 months since completed highest level of educationWorked at least 6 months since completed highest level of educationWorked at least 6 months since completed highest level of educationWorked at least 6 months since completed highest level of educationWorked at least 6 months since completed highest level of education2212775no1yesSysmissThose currently attending formal ed (or w/o formal ed) do not answer this question.1=unemployed, 0=employed1=unemployed, 0=employed1=unemployed, 0=employed1=unemployed, 0=employed1=unemployed, 0=employed23376501SysmissPercent of wage workersPercent of wage workersPercent of wage workersPercent of wage workersPercent of wage workers2185802Self-employed or family worker1Wage-workerSysmissTypes of inactive populationTypes of inactive populationTypes of inactive populationTypes of inactive populationTypes of inactive population64423431Housework2Retired/old age3Student/Apprenticeship4Unfit5Discouraged6In transition7Other8Looking for work, not available in next 2 weeksSysmissISCO Rev.8 occupation codeISCO Rev.8 occupation codeISCO Rev.8 occupation codeISCO Rev.8 occupation codeISCO Rev.8 occupation code2352635Armed forces occupations1Commissioned armed forces officers2Non-commissioned armed forces officers3Armed forces occupations, other ranks4Clerical support workers5Service and sales workers6Skilled agricultural, forestry and fishery workers7Craft and related trades workers8Plant and machine operators, and assemblers9Elementary occupations11Chief executives, senior officials and legislators12Administrative and commercial managers13Production and specialised services managers14Hospitality, retail and other services managers21Science and engineering professionals22Health professionals23Teaching professionals24Business and administration professionals25Information and communications technology professionals26Legal, social and cultural professionals31Science and engineering associate professionals32Health associate professionals33Business and administration associate professionals34Legal, social, cultural and related associate professionals35Information and communications technicians41General and keyboard clerks42Customer services clerks43Numerical and material recording clerks44Other clerical support workers51Personal service workers52Sales workers53Personal care workers54Protective services workers61Market-oriented skilled agricultural workers62Market-oriented skilled forestry, fishery and hunting workers63Subsistence farmers, fishers, hunters and gatherers71Building and related trades workers, excluding electricians72Metal, machinery and related trades workers73Handicraft and printing workers74Electrical and electronic trades workers75Food processing, wood working, garment and other craft and related trades workers81Stationary plant and machine operators82Assemblers83Drivers and mobile plant operators91Cleaners and helpers92Agricultural, forestry and fishery labourers93Labourers in mining, construction, manufacturing and transport94Food preparation assistants95Street and related sales and service workers96Refuse workers and other elementary workers111Legislators and senior officials112Managing directors and chief executives121Business services and administration managers122Sales, marketing and development managers131Production managers in agriculture, forestry and fisheries132Manufacturing, mining, construction, and distribution managers133Information and communications technology service managers134Professional services managers141Hotel and restaurant managers142Retail and wholesale trade managers143Other services managers211Physical and earth science professionals212Mathematicians, actuaries and statisticians213Life science professionals214Engineering professionals (excluding electrotechnology)215Electrotechnology engineers216Architects, planners, surveyors and designers221Medical doctors222Nursing and midwifery professionals223Traditional and complementary medicine professionals224Paramedical practitioners225Veterinarians226Other health professionals231University and higher education teachers232Vocational education teachers233Secondary education teachers234Primary school and early childhood teachers235Other teaching professionals241Finance professionals242Administration professionals243Sales, marketing and public relations professionals251Software and applications developers and analysts252Database and network professionals261Legal professionals262Librarians, archivists and curators263Social and religious professionals264Authors, journalists and linguists265Creative and performing artists311Physical and engineering science technicians312Mining, manufacturing and construction supervisors313Process control technicians314Life science technicians and related associate professionals315Ship and aircraft controllers and technicians321Medical and pharmaceutical technicians322Nursing and midwifery associate professionals323Traditional and complementary medicine associate professionals324Veterinary technicians and assistants325Other health associate professionals331Financial and mathematical associate professionals332Sales and purchasing agents and brokers333Business services agents334Administrative and specialised secretaries335Regulatory government associate professionals341Legal, social and religious associate professionals342Sports and fitness workers343Artistic, cultural and culinary associate professionals351Information and communications technology operations and user support technicians352Telecommunications and broadcasting technicians411General office clerks412Secretaries (general)413Keyboard operators421Tellers, money collectors and related clerks422Client information workers431Numerical clerks432Material-recording and transport clerks441Other clerical support workers511Travel attendants, conductors and guides512Cooks513Waiters and bartenders514Hairdressers, beauticians and related workers515Building and housekeeping supervisors516Other personal services workers521Street and market salespersons522Shop salespersons523Cashiers and ticket clerks524Other sales workers531Child care workers and teachers' aides532Personal care workers in health services541Protective services workers611Market gardeners and crop growers612Animal producers613Mixed crop and animal producers621Forestry and related workers622Fishery workers, hunters and trappers631Subsistence crop farmers632Subsistence livestock farmers633Subsistence mixed crop and livestock farmers634Subsistence fishers, hunters, trappers and gatherers711Building frame and related trades workers712Building finishers and related trades workers713Painters, building structure cleaners and related trades workers721Sheet and structural metal workers, moulders and welders, and related workers722Blacksmiths, toolmakers and related trades workers723Machinery mechanics and repairers731Handicraft workers732Printing trades workers741Electrical equipment installers and repairers742Electronics and telecommunications installers and repairers751Food processing and related trades workers752Wood treaters, cabinet-makers and related trades workers753Garment and related trades workers754Other craft and related workers811Mining and mineral processing plant operators812Metal processing and finishing plant operators813Chemical and photographic products plant and machine operators814Rubber, plastic and paper products machine operators815Textile, fur and leather products machine operators816Food and related products machine operators817Wood processing and papermaking plant operators818Other stationary plant and machine operators821Assemblers831Locomotive engine drivers and related workers832Car, van and motorcycle drivers833Heavy truck and bus drivers834Mobile plant operators835Ships' deck crews and related workers911Domestic, hotel and office cleaners and helpers912Vehicle, window, laundry and other hand cleaning workers921Agricultural, forestry and fishery labourers931Mining and construction labourers932Manufacturing labourers933Transport and storage labourers941Food preparation assistants951Street and related service workers952Street vendors (excluding food)961Refuse workers962Other elementary workersSysmiss1-digit ISCO Rev.8 occupation code1-digit ISCO Rev.8 occupation code1-digit ISCO Rev.8 occupation code1-digit ISCO Rev.8 occupation code1-digit ISCO Rev.8 occupation code2351636Armed forces occupations1Managers2Professionals3Technicians and associate professionals4Clerical support workers5Service and sales workers6Skilled agricultural, forestry and fishery workers7Craft and related trades workers8Plant and machine operators, and assemblers9Elementary occupationsSysmissOccupation typeOccupation typeOccupation typeOccupation typeOccupation type21838041Type A2Type BSysmissType A occupationType A occupationType A occupationType A occupationType A occupation21838041SysmissType B occupationType B occupationType B occupationType B occupationType B occupation21838041SysmissOccupation type (STEP Aggregation)Occupation type (STEP Aggregation)Occupation type (STEP Aggregation)Occupation type (STEP Aggregation)Occupation type (STEP Aggregation)2351636Military personnel1Highly skilled white collar - Managers/Professionals/Technicians2Low skilled white collar3Crafts and related trades workers; Plant and machine operator and assemblers4Elementary occupations5Skilled agriculture workSysmissLast occupation for inactive/unemployed (STEP Aggregation)Last occupation for inactive/unemployed (STEP Aggregation)Last occupation for inactive/unemployed (STEP Aggregation)Last occupation for inactive/unemployed (STEP Aggregation)Last occupation for inactive/unemployed (STEP Aggregation)1702817Military personnel1Highly skilled white collar - Managers/Professionals/Technicians2Low skilled white collar3Crafts and related trades workers; Plant and machine operator and assemblers4Elementary occupations5Skilled agriculture workSysmissMost recent occupation for those who worked in last 12 months (STEP Aggregation)Most recent occupation for those who worked in last 12 months (STEP Aggregation)Most recent occupation for those who worked in last 12 months (STEP Aggregation)Most recent occupation for those who worked in last 12 months (STEP Aggregation)Most recent occupation for those who worked in last 12 months (STEP Aggregation)1702817Military personnel1Highly skilled white collar - Managers/Professionals/Technicians2Low skilled white collar3Crafts and related trades workers; Plant and machine operator and assemblers4Elementary occupations5Skilled agriculture workSysmissFirst additional occupation, inactive/unemployed (STEP Aggregation)First additional occupation, inactive/unemployed (STEP Aggregation)First additional occupation, inactive/unemployed (STEP Aggregation)First additional occupation, inactive/unemployed (STEP Aggregation)First additional occupation, inactive/unemployed (STEP Aggregation)5092478Military personnel1Highly skilled white collar - Managers/Professionals/Technicians2Low skilled white collar3Crafts and related trades workers; Plant and machine operator and assemblers4Elementary occupations5Skilled agriculture workSysmissFirst additional occupation, currently working (STEP Aggregation)First additional occupation, currently working (STEP Aggregation)First additional occupation, currently working (STEP Aggregation)First additional occupation, currently working (STEP Aggregation)First additional occupation, currently working (STEP Aggregation)14061581Military personnel1Highly skilled white collar - Managers/Professionals/Technicians2Low skilled white collar3Crafts and related trades workers; Plant and machine operator and assemblers4Elementary occupations5Skilled agriculture workSysmissRefers to first additional occupation the person could work as.First additional occupation, emp last 12 months (STEP Aggregation)First additional occupation, emp last 12 months (STEP Aggregation)First additional occupation, emp last 12 months (STEP Aggregation)First additional occupation, emp last 12 months (STEP Aggregation)First additional occupation, emp last 12 months (STEP Aggregation)5092478Military personnel1Highly skilled white collar - Managers/Professionals/Technicians2Low skilled white collar3Crafts and related trades workers; Plant and machine operator and assemblers4Elementary occupations5Skilled agriculture workSysmissRefers to first additional occupation the person could work as.Permanent positionPermanent positionPermanent positionPermanent positionPermanent position2078909no1yesSysmissCorresponds to main job.Public or private sector employeePublic or private sector employeePublic or private sector employeePublic or private sector employeePublic or private sector employee7782209private sector1public sectorSysmiss1 = govt employee, 0=private employee
Corresponds to main job.Category for number of paid workers in establishmentCategory for number of paid workers in establishmentCategory for number of paid workers in establishmentCategory for number of paid workers in establishmentCategory for number of paid workers in establishment177312141One22 to 15316 and moreSysmissCorresponds to main job.Firm with one workerFirm with one workerFirm with one workerFirm with one workerFirm with one worker17731214no1yesSysmissFirm with 2 to 15 workersFirm with 2 to 15 workersFirm with 2 to 15 workersFirm with 2 to 15 workersFirm with 2 to 15 workers17731214no1yesSysmissFirm with 16 or more workersFirm with 16 or more workersFirm with 16 or more workersFirm with 16 or more workersFirm with 16 or more workers17731214no1yesSysmissHas written employment contractHas written employment contractHas written employment contractHas written employment contractHas written employment contract7782209no1yesSysmissCorresponds to main job.Receives social security benefits at workReceives social security benefits at workReceives social security benefits at workReceives social security benefits at workReceives social security benefits at work9812006no1yesSysmissInformal dummyInformal dummyInformal dummyInformal dummyInformal dummy2181806Formal1InformalSysmiss"Informality is defined as having SS benefits through job"Informal (only wage workers)Informal (only wage workers)Informal (only wage workers)Informal (only wage workers)Informal (only wage workers)7782209Formal wage worker1Informal wage workerSysmiss"Informality is defined as having SS benefits through job/unpaid family worker/other"Informal (only self-employed)Informal (only self-employed)Informal (only self-employed)Informal (only self-employed)Informal (only self-employed)13001687Formal self-employed1Informal self-employedSysmiss"Informality is defined as having SS benefits through job/unpaid family worker/other"Number of months in current jobNumber of months in current jobNumber of months in current jobNumber of months in current jobNumber of months in current job218180648087.39996.885Tenure squaredTenure squaredTenure squaredTenure squaredTenure squared218180623040017021.00735143.703Years of work experience needed for the jobYears of work experience needed for the jobYears of work experience needed for the jobYears of work experience needed for the jobYears of work experience needed for the job23016861None2Less than 1 year31-2 years43-5 years56-10 years6More than 10 yearsSysmissCorresponds to main job.Time to learn to do job well with experience and education neededTime to learn to do job well with experience and education neededTime to learn to do job well with experience and education neededTime to learn to do job well with experience and education neededTime to learn to do job well with experience and education needed22936941Less than 1 week21 week to 1 month31-6 months47-12 months5More than 1 year6More than 10 yearsSysmissCorresponds to main job.Range of time to learn to do job wellRange of time to learn to do job wellRange of time to learn to do job wellRange of time to learn to do job wellRange of time to learn to do job well218180613456SysmissDifference between tenure and time needed to do job wellDifference between tenure and time needed to do job wellDifference between tenure and time needed to do job wellDifference between tenure and time needed to do job wellDifference between tenure and time needed to do job well21288591Has less tenure than needed2Has same tenure as needed3Has more tenure than neededSysmissDiference between age and aprox age at end of studiesDiference between age and aprox age at end of studiesDiference between age and aprox age at end of studiesDiference between age and aprox age at end of studiesDiference between age and aprox age at end of studies22107775616.30712.012Economic sectorEconomic sectorEconomic sectorEconomic sectorEconomic sector21818061Agriculture, fishery, mining2Manufacturing & construction3Commerce4Other servicesSysmissDesire to expand business and if so, if face constraintsDesire to expand business and if so, if face constraintsDesire to expand business and if so, if face constraintsDesire to expand business and if so, if face constraintsDesire to expand business and if so, if face constraints130016871No2Yes, but constraint3Yes, no constraintSysmissNet monthly profit from businessNet monthly profit from businessNet monthly profit from businessNet monthly profit from businessNet monthly profit from business1300168715000410.442935.51USD Net monthly profit from businessUSD Net monthly profit from businessUSD Net monthly profit from businessUSD Net monthly profit from businessUSD Net monthly profit from business1300168716525.465452.1831030.65Number of hours worked last week in main occupationNumber of hours worked last week in main occupationNumber of hours worked last week in main occupationNumber of hours worked last week in main occupationNumber of hours worked last week in main occupation2181806114745.93224.418Average number of hours worked daily in main occupationAverage number of hours worked daily in main occupationAverage number of hours worked daily in main occupationAverage number of hours worked daily in main occupationAverage number of hours worked daily in main occupation21818060.5228.5863.242Hourly labor earningsHourly labor earningsHourly labor earningsHourly labor earningsHourly labor earnings19841003178.5713.0128.659earnings for wage earners is net of taxes and benefits. earnings for self-employed is gross.
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funds for starting businessSource of funds for starting businessSource of funds for starting business12931694Did not use family money1Used family moneySysmissSize of business at startSize of business at startSize of business at startSize of business at startSize of business at start13001687More than 1 person1One personSysmissAttended preschoolAttended preschoolAttended preschoolAttended preschoolAttended preschool294839No1YesSysmissAn industry-recognized or govt certificate, not from a formal ed. institution?An industry-recognized or govt certificate, not from a formal ed. institution?An industry-recognized or govt certificate, not from a formal ed. institution?An industry-recognized or govt certificate, not from a formal ed. institution?An industry-recognized or govt certificate, not from a formal ed. institution?2987No1YesCurrently attending schoolCurrently attending schoolCurrently attending schoolCurrently attending schoolCurrently attending school2987No1YesDropped out of highest educational level startedDropped out of highest educational level startedDropped out of highest educational level startedDropped out of highest educational level startedDropped out of highest educational level started2694293No1YesSysmissInterrupted studies for one academic year or moreInterrupted studies for one academic year or moreInterrupted studies for one academic year or moreInterrupted studies for one academic year or moreInterrupted studies for one academic year or more2987No1YesParticipated in a training course in last 12 monthsParticipated in a training course in last 12 monthsParticipated in a training course in last 12 monthsParticipated in a training course in last 12 monthsParticipated in a training course in last 12 months29834No1YesSysmissHas completed an apprenticeshipHas completed an apprenticeshipHas completed an apprenticeshipHas completed an apprenticeshipHas completed an apprenticeship29834No1YesSysmissStarted first grade at age 8 or olderStarted first grade at age 8 or olderStarted first grade at age 8 or olderStarted first grade at age 8 or olderStarted first grade at age 8 or older2696291No1YesSysmissType of school attendedType of school attendedType of school attendedType of school attendedType of school attended26932941Public2Private3OtherSysmissAge started first gradeAge started first gradeAge started first gradeAge started first gradeAge started first grade2696291567891011121314151718SysmissHighest ISCED completed, with vocational distinctionHighest ISCED completed, with vocational distinctionHighest ISCED completed, with vocational distinctionHighest ISCED completed, with vocational distinctionHighest ISCED completed, with vocational distinction2987None or < ISCED 11ISCED 12ISCED 2 Voc3ISCED 2 Gen4ISCED 3 Voc5ISCED 3 Gen6ISCED 4 Voc7ISCED 4 Gen8ISCED 5 Voc9ISCED 5 Gen & 6RECODE of m2_q15 (At what educational level is this additional certificate, diplRECODE of m2_q15 (At what educational level is this additional certificate, diplRECODE of m2_q15 (At what educational level is this additional certificate, diplRECODE of m2_q15 (At what educational level is this additional certificate, diplRECODE of m2_q15 (At what educational level is this additional certificate, dipl16128264589SysmissHighest ISCED completedHighest ISCED completedHighest ISCED completedHighest ISCED completedHighest ISCED completed2987None or < ISCED 11ISCED 12ISCED 23ISCED 3 & 4A4ISCED 4B5ISCED 5 & 6People who have attended pre-university courses are grouped in ISCED 3.Highest education level completed is vocational/generalHighest education level completed is vocational/generalHighest education level completed is vocational/generalHighest education level completed is vocational/generalHighest education level completed is vocational/general29871Vocational degree2General & Vocational degree3General degree or noneHighest ISCED completed, PIAACHighest ISCED completed, PIAACHighest ISCED completed, PIAACHighest ISCED completed, PIAACHighest ISCED completed, 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attendingISCED level currently attending4822505None or < ISCED 11ISCED 12ISCED 23ISCED 3 & 4A4ISCED 4B5ISCED 5 & 6SysmissHighest ISCED before dropping out, with vocational distinctionHighest ISCED before dropping out, with vocational distinctionHighest ISCED before dropping out, with vocational distinctionHighest ISCED before dropping out, with vocational distinctionHighest ISCED before dropping out, with vocational distinction6222365None or < ISCED 11ISCED 12ISCED 2 Voc3ISCED 2 Gen4ISCED 3 Voc5ISCED 3 Gen6ISCED 4 Voc7ISCED 4 Gen8ISCED 5 Voc9ISCED 5 Gen & 6SysmissRECODE of m2_q24l (What is the highest grade of formal education you were attendRECODE of m2_q24l (What is the highest grade of formal education you were attendRECODE of m2_q24l (What is the highest grade of formal education you were attendRECODE of m2_q24l (What is the highest grade of formal education you were attendRECODE of m2_q24l (What is the highest grade of formal education you were attend622236512356SysmissHighest ISCED level before dropping outHighest ISCED level before dropping outHighest ISCED level before dropping outHighest ISCED level before dropping outHighest ISCED level before dropping out6222365None or < ISCED 11ISCED 12ISCED 23ISCED 3 & 4A4ISCED 4B5ISCED 5 & 6SysmissYears of education actually completedYears of education actually completedYears of education actually completedYears of education actually completedYears of education actually completed298712345678910111213141516171819Number of years of education corresponding to the highest level completedNumber of years of education corresponding to the highest level completedNumber of years of education corresponding to the highest level completedNumber of years of education corresponding to the highest level completedNumber of years of education corresponding to the highest level completed2987228.5485.272Field of highest degree (first reported)Field of highest degree (first reported)Field of highest degree (first reported)Field of 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administration6Secretarial and office work7Law and legal services8Science (except computing)9Computing / information technology10Engineering and engineering trades11Manufacturing and processing12Building trades and architecture13Agriculture, forestry and fisheries14Veterinary15Health16Social services17Hotel and catering, travel and tourism, sports and leisure18Hairdressing, beauty treatment, cosmetic services19Cleaning, laundry, drycleaning, domestic science20Transport services21Environmental protection22Security services23General program or no specific fields24OthersSysmissField studying before dropping outField studying before dropping outField studying before dropping outField studying before dropping outField studying before dropping out1402847-9Don't know1Education2Humanities and Arts3Social and behabvioural science (including Economics)4Journalism and information5Business and administration6Secretarial and office work7Law and legal services8Science (except computing)9Computing / 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overallDummy for uses computer overallDummy for uses computer overallDummy for uses computer overall297611no1yesSysmissDummy for reads at workDummy for reads at workDummy for reads at workDummy for reads at workDummy for reads at work2352635no1yesSysmissDummy for reads outside of workDummy for reads outside of workDummy for reads outside of workDummy for reads outside of workDummy for reads outside of work29807no1yesSysmissDummy for writes at workDummy for writes at workDummy for writes at workDummy for writes at workDummy for writes at work2352635no1yesSysmissDummy for writes outside of workDummy for writes outside of workDummy for writes outside of workDummy for writes outside of workDummy for writes outside of work29807no1yesSysmissDummy for numeracy at workDummy for numeracy at workDummy for numeracy at workDummy for numeracy at workDummy for numeracy at work2352635no1yesSysmissDummy for numeracy outside of workDummy for numeracy outside of workDummy for numeracy outside of workDummy for numeracy outside of workDummy for numeracy outside of work29807no1yesSysmissDummy for reads overallDummy for reads overallDummy for reads overallDummy for reads overallDummy for reads overall29807no1yesSysmissDummy for writes overallDummy for writes overallDummy for writes overallDummy for writes overallDummy for writes overall29807no1yesSysmissDummy for numeracy overallDummy for numeracy overallDummy for numeracy overallDummy for numeracy overallDummy for numeracy overall29807no1yesSysmiss1=employed, 0=unemployed or inactive1=employed, 0=unemployed or inactive1=employed, 0=unemployed or inactive1=employed, 0=unemployed or inactive1=employed, 0=unemployed or inactive29816Not employed1EmployedSysmissDifference between overall writing and writing at work scoreDifference between overall writing and writing at work scoreDifference between overall writing and writing at work scoreDifference between overall writing and writing at work scoreDifference between overall writing and 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