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Survey of Approaches to Educational Planning

1999 - 2020

Subjects

Children and youthEducation, training and learningStudent financial assistance and debtTuition and other fees
Overview Related Publications Related Data

Overview

Summary

The primary objective of the Survey of Approaches to Educational Planning (SAEP) is to improve our understanding of the processes by which the parents/guardians of children aged 0-17 marshal the monetary and non-monetary resources needed to successfully pursue post-secondary education. A linkage key has been created to integrate the SAEP to the Education and Labour Market Linkage Platform.

Available Cycles

Years Name
1999,2002,2013,2020 Survey of Approaches to Educational Planning

Documentation

  • StatsCan

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

Alix Duhaime-Ross (2015).

Three essays in the economics of education: Evidence from Canadian policies

Marc-André Gauthier (2013).

Les déterminants de l'épargne-études au Québec

R. Sweet, N. Mandell, P. Anisef, and M. Adamuti-Trache (2007).

Managing the home learning environment: Parents, adolescents, and the homework problem

(2005).

Preparing for post-secondary education: New roles for governments and families

Related Data

National Longitudinal Survey of Children and Youth

Cross-Sectional, Repeated

NLSCY

Longitudinal Immigration Database

Cross-Sectional, Repeated

IMDB

Programme for International Student Assessment

Cross-Sectional, Repeated

PISA

Mother Centric Linkages

Cross-Sectional, Repeated

MC

Survey on Early Learning and Child Care Arrangements – Children with Long-term Conditions and Disabilities

Cross-Sectional, Repeated

SELCCA-CLCD

Access and Support to Education and Training Survey

Cross-Sectional, Repeated

ASETS

Survey of Earned Doctorates

Cross-Sectional, Repeated

SED

Information and Communications Technologies in Schools Survey

Cross-Sectional, Repeated

ICTSS

Postsecondary Student Information System

Cross-Sectional, Repeated

PSIS

Youth in Transition Survey

Cross-Sectional, Repeated

YITS

Post-Secondary Education Participation Survey

Cross-Sectional, Repeated

PEPS

Extending the Relevance of the Longitudinal Files

Cross-Sectional, Repeated

ERLF

Ontario Adult Literacy Survey

Cross-Sectional, Repeated

OALS

Adult Education and Training Survey

Cross-Sectional, Repeated

AETS

Children with Incarcerated Parents

Cross-Sectional, Repeated

CHIRP

Education and Labour Market Longitudinal Platform

Cross-Sectional, Repeated

ELMLP

Extended Longitudinal Survey of Immigrants to Canada

Cross-Sectional, Repeated

LSIC-IMDB

Survey on Before and After School Care in Canada

Cross-Sectional, Repeated

SBASCC

Canadian Health Survey on Children and Youth – Discharge Abstract Database – National Ambulatory Care Reporting System

Cross-Sectional, Repeated

CHSCY-DAD-NACRS

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