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Higher Education: Hertfordshire

Volume 497: debated on Wednesday 14 October 2009

To ask the Minister of State, Department for Business, Innovation and Skills how many people aged (a) 21 years and under and (b) over 21 years old in each socio-economic group resident in (i) Hemel Hempstead constituency, (ii) Dacorum and (iii) Hertfordshire attended university in each of the last five years. (289418)

The latest information from the Higher Education Statistics Agency is shown in the tables. Figures for 2008/09 will be available in January 2010.

Table 1: Full-time undergraduate enrolments1 from Hemel Hempstead parliamentary constituency by age and socio-economic classification2 UK higher education institutions academic years 2003/04 to 2007/08

2003/04

2004/05

2005/06

2006/07

2007/08

Socio-economic classification

21 and under

Over 21

21 and under

Over 21

21 and under

Over 21

21 and under

Over 21

21 and under

Over 21

Higher managerial and professional occupations

160

5

235

10

265

25

255

30

270

25

Lower managerial and professional occupations

205

20

295

25

335

30

330

35

350

35

Intermediate occupations

110

10

150

20

155

20

145

25

150

20

Small employers and own account workers

40

5

55

5

65

5

60

10

70

5

Lower supervisory and technical occupations

30

5

45

5

50

10

50

5

45

5

Semi-routine occupations

75

15

85

15

100

20

95

25

110

30

Routine occupations

30

0

35

0

40

5

35

10

35

10

Never worked and long-term unemployed3

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

Total known

650

55

900

80

1,000

125

970

145

1,035

130

Missing4

570

225

295

205

225

200

210

190

250

180

1 The table does not include enrolments where the parliamentary constituency of the student cannot be established due to missing or invalid home postcodes.

2 This field collects the socio-economic classification of students participating in HE if 21 or over at the start of their course or parental classification if under 21.

3 Information is not comprehensively collected on the “Never worked and long-term unemployed” category for students: Students who fit this group are usually classed as having missing information.

4 Covers students whose socio-economic classification was missing or not classified: not classified includes occupations which were inadequately described, not classifiable or unstated.

Note:

Figures are based on a HESA standard registration population and have been rounded up or down to the nearest five, therefore components may not sum to totals.

Source:

Higher Education Statistics Agency (HESA)

Table 2: Full-time undergraduate enrolments1 from Dacorum census district by age and socio-economic classification2 UK higher education institutions academic years 2003/04 to 2007/08

2003/04

2004/05

2005/06

2006/07

2007/08

Socio-economic classification

21 and under

Over 21

21 and under

Over 21

21 and under

Over 21

21 and under

Over 21

21 and under

Over 21

Higher managerial and professional occupations

310

10

485

25

530

45

525

60

545 J

50

Lower managerial and professional occupations

335

30

485

45

550

50

560

55

605

55

Intermediate occupations

160

20

225

25

245

30

230

35

235

30

Small employers and own account workers

65

5

90

5

95

10

95

10

115

5

Lower supervisory and technical occupations

45

5

70

5

80

10

80

10

75

10

Semi-routine occupations

100

20

115

20

140

35

140

35

155

40

Routine occupations

40

5

50

5

55

15

50

15

50

15

Never worked and long-term unemployed3

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

Total known

1,050

85

1,520

130

1,695

195

1,685

225

1,780

210

Missing4

920

340

445

305

360

275

360

260

430

250

1 The table does not include enrolments where the Census district of the student cannot be established due to missing or invalid home postcodes.

2 This field collects the socio-economic classification of students participating in HE if 21 or over at the start of their course or parental classification if under 21.

3 Information is not comprehensively collected on the “Never worked and long-term unemployed” category for students: Students who fit this group are usually classed as having missing information.

4 Covers students whose socio-economic classification was missing or not classified: not classified includes occupations which were inadequately described, not classifiable or unstated.

Note:

Figures are based on a HESA standard registration population and have been rounded up or down to the nearest five, therefore components may not sum to totals.

Source:

Higher Education Statistics Agency (HESA)

Table 3: Full-time undergraduate enrolments1 from Hertfordshire local authority by and socio-economic classification2 UK higher education institutions academic years 2003/04 to 2007/08

2003/04

2004/05

2005/06

2006/07

2007/08

Socio-economic classification

21 and under

Over 21

21 and under

Over 21

21 and under

Over 21

21 and under

Over 21

21 and under

Over 21

Higher managerial and professional occupations

2,955

85

4,015

175

4,360

300

4,405

405

4,440

415

Lower managerial and professional occupations

3,035

190

3,915

335

4,240

415

4,345

510

4,350

505

Intermediate occupations

1,380

175

1,735

250

1,925

305

2,010

315

2,015

320

Small employers and own account workers

650

25

785

60

840

90

840

120

870

100

Lower supervisory and technical occupations

410

15

510

25

560

50

575

70

550

65

Semi-routine occupations

870

165

960

195

1,100

270

1,130

275

1,175

285

Routine occupations

335

50

360

65

390

100

425

100

430

95

Never worked and long-term unemployed3

0

0

0

0

5

0

5

0

10

0

Total known

9,640

700

12,275

1,105

13,415

1,525

13,740

1,795

13,845

1,790

Missing4

7,270

3,060

3,565

2,635

2,890

2,455

2,900

2,165

3,155

2,135

1 The table does not include enrolments where the Local Authority of the student cannot be established due to missing or invalid home postcodes.

2 This field collects the socio-economic classification of students participating in HE if 21 or over at the start of their course or parental classification if under 21.

3 Information is not comprehensively collected on the “Never worked and long-term unemployed” category for students: Students who fit this group are usually classed as having missing information.

4 Covers students whose socio-economic classification was missing or not classified: not classified includes occupations which were inadequately described, not classifiable or unstated.

Notes:

Figures are based on a HESA standard registration population and have been rounded up or down to the nearest five, therefore components may not sum to totals.

Source:

Higher Education Statistics Agency (HESA)