Cases Cases Cases Cases % % % % Cases % Year 12 or eqv 804 56 268 62 262 63 180,938 55 182,272 55 236 16 68 16 75 18 49,904 15 50,283 15 Year 11 or eqv Year 10 or eqv 342 24 85 20 69 17 80,296 24 80,792 24 Below Year 10 58 4 8 2 10 2 18,859 6 18,935 6 Total 1,440 100 429 100 416 100 329,997 100 332,282 100 From the results in Table 10, it was the better-schooled (Year 12 completers) who used VET more successfully to move into or out of the ADF, with a proportion of 63 per cent and 62 per cent, respectively; this accords with the observation that labour market mobility is generally easier for those with a completed school qualification. Table 11 and Figure 7 show the highest post-school qualification before undertaking VET. Table 11 provides a different picture to Table 10, suggesting that the two staying categories have relatively higher post-school qualifications. In particular, 15 per cent of the ADF-ADF turnover category and 14 per cent of the CIV-CIV turnover category had a bachelor degree or higher qualification. Figure : Highest pre-training qualification (employed before and training) Table : Highest pre-training qualification (employed before and after training) adf-adf adf-civ civ-adf civ-civ Total Cases 147 31 23 29,423 29,624 Bachelor degree or higher % 15 12 9 14 14 66 11 6 5,249 5,332 Advanced diploma or associate % 7 4 2 2 2 degree Cases 166 37 22 17,143 17,368 Diploma or associate diploma % 17 15 8 8 8 Cases 203 52 22 17,247 17,524 Certificate IV % 21 20 8 8 8 Cases 145 31 50 34,232 34,458 Certificate III % 15 12 19 16 16 Cases 239 93 140 110,532 111,004 Below Certificate III or with no % 25 36 53 52 52 post-school qualification 966 255 263 213,826 215,310 All % 100 100 100 100 100
Cases % Cases % Cases % Cases % Cases % Year 12 or eqv 804 56 268 62 262 63 180,938 55 182,272 55 Year 11 or eqv 236 16 68 16 75 18 49,904 15 50,283 15 Year 10 or eqv 342 24 85 20 69 17 80,296 24 80,792 24 Below Year 10 58 4 8 2 10 2 18,859 6 18,935 6 Total 1,440 100 429 100 416 100 329,997 100 332,282 100 From the results in Table 10, it was the better-schooled (Year 12 completers) who used VET more successfully to move into or out of the ADF, with a proportion of 63 per cent and 62 per cent, respectively; this accords with the observation that labour market mobility is generally easier for those with a completed school qualification. Table 11 and Figure 7 show the highest post-school qualification before undertaking VET. Table 11 provides a different picture to Table 10, suggesting that the two staying categories have relatively higher post-school qualifications. In particular, 15 per cent of the ADF-ADF turnover category and 14 per cent of the CIV-CIV turnover category had a bachelor degree or higher qualification. Figure : Highest pre-training qualification (employed before and training) Table : Highest pre-training qualification (employed before and after training) adf-adf adf-civ civ-adf civ-civ Total Bachelor degree or higher Cases 147 31 23 29,423 29,624 % 15 12 9 14 14 Advanced diploma or associate degree 66 11 6 5,249 5,332 % 7 4 2 2 2 Diploma or associate diploma Cases 166 37 22 17,143 17,368 % 17 15 8 8 8 Certificate IV Cases 203 52 22 17,247 17,524 % 21 20 8 8 8 Certificate III Cases 145 31 50 34,232 34,458 % 15 12 19 16 16 Below Certificate III or with no post-school qualification Cases 239 93 140 110,532 111,004 % 25 36 53 52 52 All 966 255 263 213,826 215,310 % 100 100 100 100 100