Adults between 25 and 65 years of age, according to their education level and their father's when they were teenagers (vertical percentage according to the father's education level).

Units:Total number of adults aged 25 through 65 (thousands) and vertical percentages

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  • Training level

    Values that contain

    

    Total Primary education or lower First stage secondary education Second stage secondary education Higher education No data recorded

    Selected:6

    Total:6
  • Father's training level

    Values that contain

    

    Total Primary education or lower (father) First stage secondary education (father) Second stage secondary education (father) Higher education (father) No data recorded/Unclassifiable

    Selected:6

    Total:6
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• Notes ( 9 )
  • 1) At the time of constructing this table, the current situation of adults between 25 and 65 years of age as well as their parents' has been considered, or that of the household when the child was between 12 and 16 years of age.
  • 1) ~'training level,Primary education or lower'~Including illiterates
  • 1) ~'training level,First stage secondary education'~Including training and labour integration equivalent to this level
  • 1) ~'training level,Second stage secondary education'~Including training and labour integration equivalent to this level (including that requiring the second stage secondary education degree)
  • 1) ~'training level,Higher education'~Including training and labour integration equivalent to this level
  • 1) ~'Father's training level,Primary education or lower (father)'~Including illiterates
  • 1) ~'Father's training level,First stage secondary education (father)'~Including training and labour integration equivalent to this level
  • 1) ~'Father's training level,Second stage secondary education (father)'~Including training and labour integration equivalent to this level (including that requiring the second stage secondary education degree)
  • 1) ~'Father's training level,Higher education (father)'~Including training and labour integration equivalent to this level

• Source:National Statistics Institute