Research and analysis

Employer skills survey 2017: Northern Ireland toolkit

Northern Ireland-only results and data tables from the employer skills survey 2017.

• From: Department for Education
• Published: 16 August 2018
• Last updated: 8 October 2018 — See all updates

Applies to Northern Ireland

Documents

Employer skills survey 2017: Northern Ireland data tables

MS Excel Spreadsheet, 1.88 MB

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Employer skills survey 2017: Northern Ireland data tables

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Employer skills survey 2017: Northern Ireland slide pack

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Details

Survey findings for Northern Ireland in the form of a slide pack and data tables at national and regional levels. Findings for other areas of the UK are available in the wider collection.

Underlying data sets are available through the UK Data Service.

Published 16 August 2018
Last updated 8 October 2018 + show all updates

1. 8 October 2018

   Updated data tables and slide pack to correct minor errors in the production of some skill gaps variables. Check tables and slide 23 of slide pack for more details.

2. 11 September 2018

   Table 5 of the Northern Ireland data tables: corrected the data for the rows ‘Skill gaps only’ and ‘Neither SSVs nor Skills gaps’. The slide pack and all other numbers in the tables are unaffected.

3. 16 August 2018

   First published.