3 years and above [Questions P22-P24]
P24. What is the highest level of education [the respondent] ever attended and grade completed?
Columns (P01) to (P20) -- These should provide particulars of all persons who slept in the household on census night. The questions therefore apply to all persons irrespective of age or sex, except P13 which applies to persons 5 years and above.
Columns (P22-- P24) -- Education (for all persons 3 years and over)
131. Persons aged less than 3 years are not concerned with questions P22 to P24.
P24- Highest level attended and grade completed
136. This question is applicable only to respondents who, in P22, answered that they had been to school. It does not apply to persons who never went to school.
137. Ask, "What the highest level (name) attended and grade that (name) completed?" (I.e. highest level attended and grade completed). Record the appropriate code (See codes below).
[Table omitted, table of highest level and grade attained]
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138. If a person went to a Primary School or is still attending Primary School, state the grade or highest class he/she has completed. His or her present class is not the highest class completed. For example, if a respondent is in class 4, the highest grade attained is class 3 and therefore enter '1' for the level, followed by '3' for the grade completed in the appropriate column.
139. A respondent who is in JSS 1 will have 2 (JSS) recorded for the level and "0" for grade completed at that level.
140. Similarly, a university undergraduate with no other qualification other than completed secondary and currently in his/her first year at university will have '4' recorded for the level and '0' for grade completed at that level. A student in year '2' at the university should have '5' and '1' recorded for him/her. A university graduate (first degree) should have ' 5' and '04' recorded for him/her, and a Masters degree holder should have '6' and '2' recorded. A P.H.D. holder should have '6' and '05' recorded for him/her.