Accredited official statistics
Youth cohort study and longitudinal study of young people: 2009
Data from surveys on the longitudinal study of young people in England (LSYPE) and the youth cohort study (YCS).
Documents
Ref: B01/2010
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Details
Reference ID: B01/2010
Publication type: bulletin
Region: England
Release date: 22 July 2010
Coverage status: final
Publication status: published
The original study was published in June 2008 and covered the period 2004 to 2007. This publication follows the young people for a further year when they were 18.
This publication includes detailed survey information:
- family environment
- attitudes and behaviours
- further and higher education
- employment
- post-16 participation with administrative data on academic attainment
Data from previous waves of LSYPE and YCS, in some cases going back to when the young people were in compulsory education, are used to inform outcomes from the 2009 survey when the young people were of academic age 18.
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Published 22 July 2010
