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Appendix 1: Respondents’ background characteristics

Frequencies

Background
characteristic

Value

Social
Cohesion
project

Transitions/
Adaptation
project

Total
across
projects

Gender

Female

54

48

102

Male

34

9

43

Ethnic group

White British

56

34

90

White other

15

7

22

Black African

4

5

9

Black Caribbean

4

1

5

Black British

3

1

4

Mixed race

2

none

2

Indian

1

1

2

Pakistani

2

2

4

Bangladeshi

1

2

3

Asian other

none

4  ~

4

Age

16 - 19

15

none

15

20 - 24

5

1

6

25 - 34

20

20

40

35 - 50

31

34

65

51 - 64

10

2  ~

12

65 plus

6

none

6

Highest qualification3

No qualifications

10

5

15

Level 1

11

3

14

Level 2

24

16

40

Level 3

25

15

40

Level 4 or above

18

18

36

Marital status

Married

32

34

66

Cohabiting

9

4

13

Single

36

9

45

Separated/divorced
/widowed

7

8

15

Area of residence

Nottingham

38

22

60

Camden

28

26

54

Tendring, Essex

22

9  ~

31

3 Level 1 - basic skills; Level 2 - 5 GCSEs A-C, NVQ2 and equivalents; Level 3 - ‘A’ levels,
NVQ3 and equivalents; Level 4 - degree and equivalents.

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