Research and analysis
National learner satisfaction survey
Reports covering the main findings from the survey and for different types of learner, as well as the survey's methodology.
Documents
Details
The national learner satisfaction survey (NLSS) 2009 is a large tracking survey of learners aged 16 and over. It provides data on learners’ satisfaction with their learning experience over time, including detailed information on:
- initial choice and information
- support during learning
- benefits of participation
The reports available on this page include findings for:
- the survey overall
- further education learners and apprentices aged 16 to 19
- adult learners, including learners in further education, learner responsive courses, and personal and community development learning, and apprentices aged 19 and over
- learners undertaking apprenticeships
- further education learners
- further education learners who have self-declared themselves as having a learning difficulty and/or disability
- learners undertaking non-accredited personal and community development learning, or adult learning provisions
- learners taking part in skills for jobs programmes and employability skills programme learning
The technical report provides the survey’s technical details and core methodology.
The underlying data is available in a machine processable format on data.gov.uk.