| Dates | April 2006 - September 2006 |
|---|---|
| Age | 16 |
| Achieved sample | 12,439 (cohort members) |
| Respondents | Cohort members, parents |
| Fieldwork agency | BMRB, GFK-NOP and Ipsos-Mori |
| Survey mode | Face to face |
| Data access | |
| Description |
This user guide contains updated information relating to survey content on deposited data for sweeps 1 to 7 (ages 14-20) and sets out the changes to the Next Steps datasets held under EUL and SA at the UKDS. This document should be used alongside the main user guide LSYPE User Guide Waves One to Seven (Chapter 5).
Date published: 18/08/2020
PDF: 412,19 KB
This user guide accompanies the datasets linking education data (Key Stage 4 and 5) to the records of Next Steps participants based in England.
Date published: 22/01/2020
PDF: 333,7 KB
This guide describes the data linkage of student loans data from the Student Loans Company (SLC) to survey data for cohort members in Next Steps.
Date published: 18/10/2021
PDF: 267,71 KB
This user guide aims to describe and illustrate a straightforward approach to missing data handling, while detailing some more general considerations around missing data along the way.
Date published: 03/06/2024
PDF: 1000,62 KB
Summary of Content of Waves 1-7 of LSYPE grouped by proposed themes for Next Steps 8 Survey
Date published: 30/07/2017
PDF: 316,62 KB
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Table of Survey response rates for sweeps 1-7 of LSYPE
Date published: 30/07/2014
PDF: 87,03 KB
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This briefing, based on data from Next Steps and the Millennium Cohort Study, explores how occupational aspirations of girls and boys differ across ethnic groups, and the extent to which these aspirations feed through into subsequent occupational outcomes.
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The CLS Bibliography is a searchable database of published work based on our cohort studies. Search by keyword, author, date range and journal.
Data from our studies are mainly available through the UK Data Service. We run training to support researchers who are interested in using our studies in their work.
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