Israel 1972 |
Israel 1983 |
Israel 1995 |
Israel 2008 |
Considered as schools: studies in evening school, Yeshiva, university, academy of music, etc. Will not be considered schools: courses of under one year, correspondence courses, language courses etc.
[Questions 8-10 were asked of persons aged 14+ who presently study at a school or studied in past, per question 6]
8. How many years altogether did you study at school? ____
Education
[Question 8-12]
[Questions 9-12 are asked only of persons age 15+ who ever attended school, per question 8]
12. What is the highest certificate (degree) you received in your studies?
[] 1 Certificate of graduation from primary school or junior high school (between primary and high school)
[] 2 Certificate of graduation from high school (other than matriculation)
[] 3 Matriculation (or other certificate entitling the holder to continue to a university)
[] 4 Non-academic certificate of graduation from a post-secondary school (such as: teaching certificate, practical engineering certificate, etc.)
[] 5 First academic degree (e.g. B.A.)
[] 6 Higher academic degree (such as: M.A., Ph.D., MD)
[] 7 Other certificate: ____
[] 8 Did not receive any certificate
[Questions 14-38 were asked of people 15 years or older.]
[Questions 15-16 were asked of persons age 15+ who presently attend school or attended school in the past, per question 14]
16. What is the highest diploma (or degree) you achieved during your studies?
[] 1. I did not receive any diploma
[] 2. Elementary or junior high school diploma
[] 3. High school diploma, which is not a matriculation certificate
[] 4. Matriculation certificate
[] 5. Higher education, non academic diploma, such as: teachers' certificate, technician, nurse
[] 6. First academic degree, B.A. or parallel degree
[] 7. Second academic degree, M.A. or parallel degree
[] 8. Third academic degree, Ph.D. or parallel degree
[] 9. Other degrees; please specify ____
16. What is the highest diploma (or degree) that you have received during your studies?
43. Have you studied in the past, or are you studying today, in a school (educational institution)?
School also includes university, evening school, courses of at least one academic year, Yeshiva or Kollel.
46. What is the highest certificate or degree you received in your studies?
Introduction
This part of the questionnaire deals with the subject of education. The goal of the questions is to receive information on the population's education level and type of education.
The data received will allow us to study, among other things, the distribution of different population groups according to people's number of schooling years in different types of schools (high school, post-secondary school or higher education), how many of them received matriculation certificates, how many received other diplomas, and the number of academics in Israel. The data allows us to analyze the relations between education and people's occupations, or between education and housing conditions, etc.
In addition, the data is used for assessing the population's education resources and for planning education services, such as frameworks for professional studies, adult education, etc.
All questions in this part are addressed at persons aged 15 or more.
2. Instructions for answering questions
d. The highest diploma/degree
The goal of this question is to receive data on the population's level of formal education. This information allows us to study the distribution of the population's education level. For example: the number of people with academic degrees, the number of people with matriculation diplomas, etc.
Question 6.40 - What was the highest diploma or degree you received in your studies?
- This question refers to the highest diploma a person has received after completing his studies in a framework that is considered a school (an academic institution). This does not refer to honors certificates, certificates for participating in competitions, certificates of appreciation, etc.
- Also indicate a diploma or degree that a person is entitled to receive since he completed all of his study requirements, even if he still doesn't have the certificate. For example, if a person successfully passed all of his matriculation exams, but still hasn't received the matriculation certificate, write that he has received a matriculation certificate (answer 3).
- If a person has an academic certificate and an academic degree, treat his academic degree as the highest diploma. For example, if a person has an academic teaching certificate and a bachelor's degree in sociology, his bachelor's degree is the highest diploma.
- Examples of different types of diplomas and certificates can be found in paragraph 3.b of this chapter.
3. Detailed definitions
In this part you will find a list of different school types and different certificate and diploma types, as well as what is included in each category. Furthermore, you will find here a lexicon with definitions of religious education institutions.
b. Certificate and diploma types
Certificate/ diploma type