Survey on Adult Population Involvement in Learning Activities 
Informal learning. Absolute values
Informal learning activities, by method used, sex and employment situation at the time of the interview.
Units: persons

	Total	Learning from a family member, friend or colleague from work	Using printed material	Using a computer	Using the television, radio or video cassette recorder	Using guided tours of museums, historical/natural/industrial sites	Visiting learning centres (including libraries)	
BOTH SEXES	
    Total	7,675,648	2,984,257	4,525,102	4,109,822	1,910,224	1,455,308	1,416,335	
    Working	5,488,763	2,213,192	3,336,639	3,264,882	1,201,224	998,189	927,400	
    Unemployed	614,353	246,882	353,925	321,104	175,429	97,613	144,679	
    Inactive	1,572,532	524,183	834,538	523,836	533,571	359,507	344,256	
MALES	
    Total	3,877,844	1,516,507	2,251,866	2,227,099	902,457	691,875	638,881	
    Working	3,165,428	1,262,647	1,863,977	1,916,701	700,709	534,179	474,874	
    Unemployed	241,651	108,830	134,346	122,153	58,187	.	54,178	
    Inactive	470,765	145,030	253,543	188,245	143,560	121,748	109,830	
FEMALES	
    Total	3,797,804	1,467,749	2,273,236	1,882,723	1,007,767	763,433	777,453	
    Working	2,323,335	950,545	1,472,662	1,348,181	500,515	464,010	452,526	
    Unemployed	372,702	138,052	219,579	198,951	117,241	61,665	90,501	
    Inactive	1,101,767	379,152	580,995	335,591	390,011	237,758	234,426	
Notes:

.Data protected by statistical secrecy

1) Several learning methods may be used 
Data referring to the 12 months prior to the date of the survey.

 The symbol '.' shall be deemed as data which cannot be provided since it may be affected by sampling errors.
Source: National Statistics Institute