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Population aged 15 and above by nationality (Qatari/ non-Qatari), sex and level of education (2012)

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QATARIS NON-QATARIS NON-QATARIS
Males Females Total Males Females Total Males Females Total
Illiterate 1,740 5,425 7,165 36,067 8,467 44,534 37,807 13,892 51,699
Read & Write 6,980 6,535 13,515 276,340 26,087 302,427 283,320 32,622 315,942
Primary 6,202 9,040 15,242 172,101 36,016 208,117 178,303 45,056 223,359
Preparatory 14,507 11,076 25,583 245,163 47,090 292,253 259,670 58,166 317,836
Secondary 26,682 22,847 49,529 180,136 52,862 232,998 206,818 75,709 282,527
Pre.U. Diploma 2,360 1,254 3,614 54,224 8,937 63,161 56,584 10,191 66,775
University and above 24,312 27,053 51,365 180,992 66,044 247,036 205,304 93,097 298,401
Total 82,783 83,230 166,013 1,145,023 245,503 1,390,526 1,227,806 328,733 1,556,539

Source: Labour Force Bulletin 2012

 

ANNEXED NOTE

 

1. Technical Notes and Definitions

 

Sampling frame of LFB 2012: Population Census 2010.

Sample size: 6895 households and 37629 individuals from: 1- Qatari households; 2- Non-Qatari regular (non-collective) households; 3- Non-Qatari small collective households (2 – 6 persons); 4- Non-Qatari large collective households (7 persons or more).

Reference period for data collection: April 2012.

Population of reference: all Qatari and non-Qatari households present in Qatar on the night of survey, living in normal and collective households.

The collective households are a group of persons not related to each other and sharing living conditions in a residential unit, I.e. labor camps, students living boarding schools, nurses in hospitals… etc. The survey covered the small collective households (includes less than 7 persons) and large collective households (includes 7 persons or more).

The survey did not cover short periods accommodation, i.e. hotels.

 

 

2. Institution which provides data

 

Qatar Statistics Authority (QSA)

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3. Data availability

 

The Statistics Authority conducted the first labor Force Sample Survey in 2001. Starting from 2006, the execution of these surveys came to be on annual basis.

Most Labour Force Surveys and publications related to the labour force are available on QSA’s website, in PDF format and can be downloaded from:

 

https://www.mdps.gov.qa/en/statistics1/pages/topicslisting.aspx?parent=Social&child=LaborForce

 

Annual Bulletin of the Labour Force survey 2012 is available in PDf and Excel formats:

http://www.qix.gov.qa/portal/page/portal/QIXPOC/Documents/QIX%20Knowledge%20Base/Publication/Labor%20Force%20Researches/labor%20force%20sample%20survey/Source_QSA/Labour_Force_Statistics_QSA_Bu_AE_2012.pdf

 

https://www.mdps.gov.qa/en/statistics1/pages/topicslisting.aspx?parent=Social&child=LaborForce

 

See also Qatar Information Exchange, an interactive data base compiling data on the labour force taken from available surveys:

http://www.qix.gov.qa/portal/page/portal/qix/subject_area/Statistics?subject_area=183

 

Date of access: September 2013.

 

 

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