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    Progression to higher education or training
  2. Step 2 Select a data set or featured table

    Data set
    Progression to higher education and training - National level
  3. Step 3 Choose Countries

    National
    • England
  4. Step 4 Choose time period

    Time period
    2015/16 to 2017/18
  5. Step 5 Choose your filters

    Indicators
    • Sustained a level 4 or higher destination
    • Sustained apprenticeship destination
    • Sustained degree destination
    • Sustained level 4 or 5 destination
    • Top third HE destination
    Data type
    • Percentage
    Institution group
    • Total
    Student characteristic
    • Total
  6. Step 6 (current) Explore data

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    View latest data: Academic year 2021/22
    'Progression to higher education and training - National level' for Percentage in England between 2015/16 and 2017/18
    2015/162016/172017/18
    Sustained a level 4 or higher destination62.163.766.2
    Sustained degree destination57.859.561.9
    Top third HE destination19.416.717.5
    Sustained apprenticeship destination1.01.41.7
    Sustained level 4 or 5 destination3.32.92.5

    Footnotes

    1. State-funded mainstream schools & colleges covers all state-funded mainstream schools, academies, free schools, city technology colleges (CTCs), sixth forms and other FE sector colleges. Excludes alternative provision, special schools, other government department funded colleges and independent schools.
    2. Note that the methodology used to determine the top third Higher Education Institutions changed in 2020 for the 2016/17 cohort. Instead of the top 33% of institutions, institutions are now only added to the list until 33% of the student intake is represented. Additionally, qualifications equivalent to A levels are now included in the process, rather than solely A levels. Top third results from the 2015/16 cohort are thus not directly comparable with 2016/17 and later cohorts.

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