Previous highest The highest of educational participation prior to the Complete or incomplete higher education course VET: Not collected. educational participation first enrolment in the course of study. Complete VET course Higher education: Collected in data element 493 Highest Participation Prior to Commencement. Incomplete VET course Complete final year of secondary education Other complete or incomplete qualifications No prior education Not known Prior VET for which credit The of VET study for which credit or recognition of Graduate certificate or graduate diploma VET: Not collected. or recognition of prior prior learning was offered, for all students with a Advanced diploma Higher education: Collected in data element 563 learning was offered commencement date of 2008 or later. Level of Education of Prior VET Study for which Diploma Credit/RPL Offered. Certificate IV Certificate III Certificate I or II Other recognised courses No credit or recognition of prior learning was offered for VET Provider type The type of institution or organisation providing the Dual-sector universities VET: Derived from the AVETMISS Training education and training. Organisation Type Identifier from the Training TAFE institutes Organisation file. This information was derived for the Tertiary Education Public universities and Training in Australia publication. See appendix A for Higher education: Derived from data element 306 providers further information on the derivation. Higher Education Provider Code. Students attending various providers Qualification completed Indicates that a student has completed a structured and N/A VET: Calculated based on the AVETMISS file integrated program of education or training. Qualification Completed (NAT00130), excluding those qualifications that are associated with training provided by a school, non-VET qualifications, and qualifications that are classed as 'other education', including non-award courses and miscellaneous education. Higher education: Collected from the Award Course Completions file.
Previous highest educational participation The highest of educational participation prior to the first enrolment in the course of study. Complete or incomplete higher education course Complete VET course Incomplete VET course Complete final year of secondary education Other complete or incomplete qualifications No prior education Not known VET: Not collected. Higher education: Collected in data element 493 Highest Participation Prior to Commencement. Prior VET for which credit or recognition of prior learning was offered The of VET study for which credit or recognition of prior learning was offered, for all students with a commencement date of 2008 or later. Graduate certificate or graduate diploma Advanced diploma Diploma Certificate IV Certificate III Certificate I or II Other recognised courses No credit or recognition of prior learning was offered for VET VET: Not collected. Higher education: Collected in data element 563 Level of Education of Prior VET Study for which Credit/RPL Offered. Provider type The type of institution or organisation providing the education and training. This information was derived for the Tertiary Education and Training in Australia publication. See appendix A for further information on the derivation. Dual-sector universities TAFE institutes Public universities providers Students attending various providers VET: Derived from the AVETMISS Training Organisation Type Identifier from the Training Organisation file. Higher education: Derived from data element 306 Higher Education Provider Code. Qualification completed Indicates that a student has completed a structured and integrated program of education or training. N/A VET: Calculated based on the AVETMISS file Qualification Completed (NAT00130), excluding those qualifications that are associated with training provided by a school, non-VET qualifications, and qualifications that are classed as 'other education', including non-award courses and miscellaneous education. Higher education: Collected from the Award Course Completions file.
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