1380.0.55.011 - Perspectives on Regional Australia: Non-school Qualifications in Regions, 2011  
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NON-SCHOOL QUALIFICATIONS IN THE NORTHERN TERRITORY

  • In 2011, Darwin (47.4%) had the highest rate of attainment non-school qualifications of the two SA4s in the Northern Territory. The rate for the Northern Territory as a whole was 41.9%. This was below the average rate of attainment for Australia (49.9%).
  • The SA4 of Northern Territory - Outback (33.8%) had the lowest rate of attainment of non-school qualifications of all SA4s in Australia.


POPULATION WITH NON-SCHOOL QUALIFICATIONS, 20-64 year olds, Northern Territory, 2011
Map: Population with non-school qualifications, 20-64 year olds, Northern Territory, 2011



FIELD OF NON-SCHOOL QUALIFICATIONS

MANAGEMENT AND COMMERCE
  • In 2011, nearly twice as many people in Darwin (8.8%) had a non-school qualification in the field of management and commerce, than in Northern Territory - Outback (4.6%).


NON-SCHOOL QUALIFICATIONS IN MANAGEMENT AND COMMERCE, 20-64 year olds, Northern Territory, 2011
Map: Non-school qualifications in management and commerce, 20-64 year olds, Northern Territory, 2011



ENGINEERING AND RELATED TECHNOLOGIES
  • In 2011, more people in Darwin (10.1%) had a non-school qualification in the field of engineering and related technologies, than in Northern Territory - Outback (6.6%).


NON-SCHOOL QUALIFICATIONS IN ENGINEERING AND RELATED TECHNOLOGIES, 20-64 year olds, Northern Territory, 2011
Map: Non-school qualifications in engineering and related technologies, 20-64 year olds, Northern Territory, 2011