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The Scottish Abstract of Statistics No 26,1998
Table 5H2 Participation in job-related training1 in the last four weeks, Spring 1998
 

Thousands participating

Percentages1

All people of working age2 412 13.1
Employees3 289 14.5
by age
  16-19 29 22.5
20-24 43 21.5
25-29 47 17.2
30-39 84 14.8
40-49 60 12.9
50-64 26 7.2
by occupation
  Managers and administrators 38 15.0
Professional 51 24.6
Associate professional and technical 42 21.3
Clerical and secretarial 50 16.2
Craft and related 26 11.6
Personal and protective services 34 14.6
Sales 25 14.8
Plant and machine operatives 12 5.4
Other 10 5.6
Self-employed4 16 7.2
ILO unemployed5 12 6.7
Economically inactive6 79 11.0

Source: Labour Force Survey, ONS

1 Expressed as a percentage of the total number of people in each group.
2 Both on and off-the-job training for those of working age (defined as males aged 16-64 and females aged 16-59).
3 Those in employment excluding self-employed, unpaid family workers and those on government employment and training programmes.
4 Those in employment excluding employees, unpaid family workers and those on government employment and training programmes.
5 Those who are unemployed according to the International Labour Office (ILO) definition.
6 Those who are neither in employment nor ILO unemployed.
Chart 5H1 Hours spent on job-related training 1,2, Spring 1998

Pie Chart

Source: Labour Force Survey, ONS

1 Both on and off-the-job training for employees of working age (defined as males aged 16-64 and females aged 16-59).
2 Expressed as a percentage of those who received training in the last week.
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