1380.0.55.014 - Perspectives on Regional Australia: Change in Regional Educational Attainment, 2001 to 2011
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HIGHER LEVEL QUALIFICATIONS IN REGIONS, 2001 to 2011 RATE OF ATTAINMENT OF HIGHER LEVEL QUALIFICATIONS, 20-64 yr olds (percentage point growth), 2001 to 2011 Of the five regions with the largest increases in higher level qualifications, three were in capital cities (Brisbane - North, Melbourne - West and Sydney - City and Inner South), one was in a major city (Sunshine Coast in Queensland) and one was in a largely rural area (South East Tasmania). This article focuses on three regions which all experienced high growth in the rate of attainment higher level qualifications, despite their different population characteristics: Brisbane - North, Sydney - City and Inner South, and South East Tasmania. Brisbane - North had the largest increase of all regions in Australia between 2001 and 2011. It has experienced population growth among all age groups in the 20-64 year age range. Sydney - City and Inner South had the largest rate of attainment of higher level qualifications in 2011 among the top five regions. It has a young working-age population profile. With a median age of 33 years, it had a younger population compared with Australia as a whole (37 years). The median age of this region has stayed the same between 2001 and 2011. South East Tasmania had the third largest increase. It has an ageing population profile, typical of many non-metropolitan regions in Australia. HIGHER LEVEL QUALIFICATIONS, 20-64 year olds, SA4s with largest growth, 2001 to 2011
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