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White Working Class Males in British Higher Education
Number of students
Overall education and / or employment / training destination
Any education destination
UK HEI
Total
% Male
Male
Female
Male
Female
Male
Female
England
358,970
46.8 %
73.0 %
74.0 %
65.0 %
66.0 %
47.0 %
49.0 %
South East
60,370
47.7 %
67.0 %
69.0 %
59.0 %
61.0 %
42.0 %
45.0 %
Hampshire
12,110
47.3 %
61.0 %
62.0 %
55.0 %
56.0 %
40.0 %
42.0 %
Isle of Wight
710
50.7 %
69.0 %
69.0 %
66.0 %
66.0 %
46.0 %
48.0 %
Portsmouth
410
46.3 %
51.0 %
52.0 %
49.0 %
52.0 %
28.0 %
29.0 %
Southampton
980
44.9 %
61.0 %
57.0 %
56.0 %
55.0 %
33.0 %
40.0 %
Source : SFR05 / 2016
Figure 15 : KS5 Local Authority : Percentage of 2012 / 13 level 3 students in state funded schools and colleges , going to , or remaining in , an education or employment destination in 2013 / 14 ( provisional )
The size in the level 3 cohorts varies across the local areas . The table below shows the numbers of students represented in the underlying data ( rounded ).
Further Education College
Sustained employment and / or training destination *
Not recorded in a sustained destination
No activity captured in the data
UK Higher Education
Other education
Male
Female
Male
Female
Male
Female
Male
Female
Male
Female
Male
Female
National
80,250
95,415
25,150
26,765
4,940
4,720
35,990
46,305
16,530
15,035
6,720
5,135
Hampshire
2,495
2,840
665
680
175
235
1,795
2,155
525
445
200
170
Isle of Wight
160
175
35
45
20
20
90
100
50
45
10
10
Portsmouth
60
90
40
50
15
25
80
100
30
30
15
15
Southampton
155
240
85
75
45
55
170
200
65
45
35
10
* Employment destinations include students with sustained employment recorded in the Her Majesty ' s Revenue and
Customs data for the first two terms ( October to March ) and students with a combination of education and
employment making up the participation criteria .
Source : SFR47 / 2016 underlying data
Figure 16 : Number of level 3 students in state funded mainstream schools and colleges , in
2012 / 13 , going to , or remaining in different destinations in 2013 / 14
The number and share recorded in the Level 3 cohort as having an Apprenticeship outcome in 2014 / 15 is given in Figure 17 . Proportionally more males than females had an Apprenticeship destination in Southampton .
Males
Females
No
%
No
%
( rounded )
( rounded )
Hampshire
505
9
380
6
Isle of Wight
25
7
30
7
Portsmouth
30
13
40
13
Southampton
55
10
50
8
Source : SFR47 / 2016 underlying data
Figure 17 : The share of level 3 cohort progressing to Apprenticeship in 2014 / 15
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Students are considered disadvantaged if they have been eligible for free school meals at any point in the last six years , have been looked after by the local authority , or have been adopted from care . Disadvantage status for key stage 5 students is shown for the first time this year . This is because pupil premium funding was introduced in April 2011 and this is the first year students completing key stage 5 can be identified as having been within this definition of disadvantaged . Students eligible for free school meals are a subset of the wider disadvantaged group . Both disadvantage and free school meal eligibility are based on information recorded when students were in year 11 .