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Appendix Table 8: Average Employment Income for Persons Over 15 Years Old who Work Full-Time Full-Year, by
Aboriginal Identity and Educational Attainment, 2001

	15 to 24	25 to 34	35 to 44	45 to 54	55 to 64	65+	Total
Aboriginals
Less than grade 9	15,690	18,243	22,496	25,383	25,428	11,477	22,772
Grade 9 to 13, without certificate	16,362	25,853	29,560	28,799	28,930	21,452	26,485
Grade 9 to 13, with certificate	19,275	29,422	33,357	38,931	33,278	10,022	30,405
Post-secondary, with certificate	24,085	32,614	36,329	38,353	34,775	25,185	34,965
Post-secondary, without certificate	17,530	27,698	32,672	29,637	31,298	3,655	28,040
TOTAL	19,058	29,676	33,589	34,644	31,124	18,647	30,987
North American Indians
Less than grade 9	18,388	18,295	23,924	24,683	23,156	13,390	22,501
Grade 9 to 13, without certificate	15,567	24,873	28,852	28,553	27,613	6,240	25,521
Grade 9 to 13, with certificate	16,998	29,002	32,933	35,788	35,016	20,000	30,050
Post-secondary, with certificate	24,868	31,242	34,011	36,116	33,298	19,001	33,213
Post-secondary, without certificate	17,108	28,080	32,394	27,163	33,310	na	27,948
TOTAL	18,246	28,782	32,253	32,750	30,189	14,127	29,857
Metis
Less than grade 9	7	19,116	20,237	25,530	29,185	0	23,201
Grade 9 to 13, without certificate	17,690	27,537	28,740	28,927	31,757	37,924	27,358
Grade 9 to 13, with certificate	20,651	29,708	34,132	42,480	31,544	0	30,479
Post-secondary, with certificate	22,443	33,917	39,939	39,823	37,656	36,384	36,876
Post-secondary, without certificate	18,268	27,099	33,475	32,699	27,604	3,655	27,885
TOTAL	19,786	30,887	35,414	36,122	33,085	23,905	32,275
Inuits
Less than grade 9	13,000	17,118	18,287	28,488	28,382	25,000	23,267
Grade 9 to 13, without certificate	15,748	25,677	39,392	32,615	22,492	0	30,635
Grade 9 to 13, with certificate	24,148	35,000	31,364	75,500	na	na	36,250
Post-secondary, with certificate	33,000	38,036	40,831	54,546	35,000	18,915	41,701
Post-secondary, without certificate	17,500	27,494	32,117	55,505	na	na	30,482
TOTAL	22,238	30,791	37,288	47,761	28,507	16,264	34,757
Non-aboriginal Population
Less than grade 9	13,418	19,702	23,788	26,285	26,407	12,138	23,538
Grade 9 to 13, without certificate	18,258	27,212	31,023	32,776	30,351	17,789	29,434
Grade 9 to 13, with certificate	19,676	28,849	33,878	36,024	34,629	23,593	32,229
Post-secondary, with certificate	23,911	37,789	46,406	48,822	45,989	30,408	43,751
Post-secondary, without certificate	20,264	31,145	37,948	40,138	39,069	25,842	34,648
TOTAL	20,969	34,659	41,106	42,918	38,937	22,774	38,409
Total Population
Less than grade 9	13,474	19,632	23,746	26,264	26,382	12,131	23,518
Grade 9 to 13, without certificate	18,176	27,155	30,984	32,697	30,334	17,836	29,357
Grade 9 to 13, with certificate	19,664	28,864	33,871	36,049	34,620	23,525	32,202
Post-secondary, with certificate	23,914	37,703	46,252	48,690	45,877	30,355	43,624
Post-secondary, without certificate	20,179	31,041	37,829	39,949	38,923	25,559	34,489
TOTAL	20,917	34,548	40,974	42,803	38,842	22,731	38,278

Source: Census 2001, Public Use Microdata Files

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