Survey on Household Expenditure on Education 
Regulated and/or non-regulated studies
Average expenditure per student/user on educational goods and services and no. of students/users by type of education, type of good or service acquired and main source of household income
Units: Average expenditure: euros

	A. Regulated education	Classes	Extracurricular activities (support and leisure) in the centre	Complementary Services (canteen, residence or transport)	Goods and services (textbooks, uniforms, ...)	Extracurricular support activities outside the centre	B. Non-regulated education	
Average expenditure per student/user	
    Total	1,099	439	137	699	328	657	607	
    Freelance work	1,234	511	146	752	347	713	450	
    Work for other	1,100	421	132	711	336	639	629	
    Contributory and non-contributory pensions (retirement, invalidity, widowhood, etc.)	874	459	101	595	201	691	506	
    Unemployment benefits and subsidies and other regular social subsidies and benefits	491	230	13	106	187	.	.	
    Income from property and capital and other regular income	668	169	.	.	408	.	.	
    No data recorded	1,309	668	401	.	348	.	.	
No. of students/users	
    Total	9,261,663	9,261,663	2,137,901	2,225,480	9,261,663	1,876,528	523,492	
    Freelance work	1,825,279	1,825,279	411,877	512,619	1,825,279	339,110	55,778	
    Work for other	6,439,178	6,439,178	1,506,044	1,561,121	6,439,178	1,402,510	352,540	
    Contributory and non-contributory pensions (retirement, invalidity, widowhood, etc.)	578,034	578,034	111,377	85,300	578,034	89,309	70,310	
    Unemployment benefits and subsidies and other regular social subsidies and benefits	187,506	187,506	32,681	26,196	187,506	.	.	
    Income from property and capital and other regular income	80,707	80,707	.	.	80,707	.	.	
    No data recorded	150,959	150,959	54,291	.	150,959	.	.	
Notes:

.Data protected by statistical secrecy

1) Class hours: This also includes teaching classes (according to art. 88  LOE, free in the public and private subsidised system) such as   voluntary complementary education. This grouping has been made  due to the difficulty for informant  households to differentiate between the two concepts.   
    
    
 2) No. of students/users. It refers to the no. of students of  regulated education who have effectively used any of the  services (both free of charge and via payment of an amount)  such as complementary services (canteen, transport, residence) or  extracurricular activities. In the case of classes and goods, the no. of users coincides with the no. of students.
  
  
 3) '.' Data not available due to being affected by sampling errors 
  
Source: National Statistics Institute