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Adult Education and Training Survey

1983 - 2002

Subjects

Children and youthEducation, training and learning

Overview

Summary

The Adult Education and Training Survey (AETS) is Canada's most comprehensive source of data on individual participation in formal adult education and training. It is the only Canadian survey to collect detailed information about the skill development efforts of the entire adult Canadian population.

Available Cycles

Years Name
1983,1985,1989,1991,1993,1997,2002 Adult Education and Training Survey

Documentation

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Publication Note

All publications (e.g. scientific articles, reports, dissertations, theses) and presentations based on a dataset available in the RDCs should include an acknowledgement of the support provided by granting councils (SSHRC, CIHR, CFI), Statistics Canada and host university. See a sample

Related Publications

Robert Weaver and Nazim Habibov (2017).

Determinants of participating in training: A Canadian-based analysis

International Journal of Sociology and Social Policy , 69-85

Gueorgui Kambourov, Iourii Manovskii, and Miana Plesca (2012).

Occupational mobility and the returns to training

Working Paper

Nicole Broderick (2011).

The increase in female enrolment and graduation from university: Trends and causes

Christina Teng (2011).

The impact of distance education and cooperative education on salary earnings

Remy Auclair, Paul Bélanger, Pierre Doray, Monic Gallien, Amélie Groleau, Lucia Mason, and Pierre Mercier (2008).

Les étudiants de première génération: Un concept prometteur?

CIRST Projet transitions , 56

Marie-Noël Gattuso (2008).

L'accès aux études postsecondaires des étudiants et étudiantes de première génération au Québec et en Ontario

Kuan Xu and Zhengxi Lin (2007).

Participation in employer-sponsored training in Canada: Role of firm characteristics and worker attributes

Dalhousie University Department of Economics Working Paper

S. Hui (2005).

On the training and education of Canadians

Derek Hum and Wayne Simpson (2003).

Labour market training of new Canadians and limitations to the intersectionality framework

Canadian Ethnic Studies / Études ethniques au Canada , 56-69

Derek Hum and Wayne Simpson (2003).

Job-related training activity by immigrants to Canada

Canadian Public Policy , 469-489

T. Gawley (2002).

A repeated cross-sectional analysis of training and annual income in the 1990s: Results from the Adult Education and Training Surveys (AETS)

South Western Ontario RDC Research Paper Series

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