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Step 1 Choose a publication
- Publication
- Progression to higher education or training
Step 2 Select a data set or featured table
- Data set
- Progression to higher education and training - National level
Step 3 Choose Countries
- National
- England
Step 4 Choose time period
- Time period
- 2017/18
Step 5 Choose your filters
- Indicators
- Academic/AGQ progression score
- Academic/AGQ students who sustained L4+ destination
- Progression score
- Sustained a level 4 or higher destination
- Other level 3 progression score
- Data type
- Percentage
- Institution group
- Total
- Student characteristic
- Female
- Male
Step 6 (current) Explore data
This data is not from the latest releaseView latest data: Academic year 2021/22'Progression to higher education and training - National level' for Female, Male and Percentage in England for 2017/18 Female Male Sustained a level 4 or higher destination 68.7 63.3 Progression score 0.9 -1.0 Academic/AGQ students who sustained L4+ destination 75.1 70.6 Academic/AGQ progression score 1.0 -1.2 Other level 3 students who sustained L4+ destination 46.9 43.2 Other level 3 progression score 1.0 -0.9 Tech level students who sustained L4+ destination 36.7 44.9 Tech level progression score -3.1 4.2 Footnotes
- 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.
- Other level 3 qualifications are those that are not included elsewhere in 16-18 performance tables.
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- Publication: Progression to higher education or training, Academic year 2021/22
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