Research and analysis

National adult learner survey 2010

The national adult learner survey covers various aspects of adult participation in learning beyond compulsory continuous education.

• From: Department for Business, Innovation & Skills
• Published: 5 October 2012

Documents

National adult learner survey 2010

Ref: 12/P164

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National adult learner survey 2010: technical report

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National adult learner survey 2010: additional data tables

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Details

The national adult learner survey 2010 interviews took place between January and August 2010 and covered England only. The survey analyses current and future learning trends, covering formal, non-formal and informal learning.

The technical report provides the survey’s methodology.

The additional tables provide data relating to learning trends, what people are learning and future learning.

Published 5 October 2012