Table A.3.1 Proportion of training activities undertaken by Canadians aged 18 to 64 which had costs and mean and median costs among training activities with costs

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  Proportion of training activities with costs Costs associated with one training activity
Mean Median
percent dollars
Total 40.2 1,027 400
Age group
18 to 24 46.0 820E 200E
25 to 34 42.6 978E 350E
35 to 44 37.8 1,228 500
45 to 64 39.7 954 400
Sex
Male 36.5 1,152 500
Female 43.9 921 300E
Highest level of education attained
Less than high school 42.6E F 300
High school diploma or its equivalent 28.7 995E 275E
Postsecondary education degree, diploma or certificate 42.7 1,037 450E
Province
Newfoundland and Labrador 18.1E 695E 200
Prince Edward Island 35.6E F 250
Nova Scotia 30.1 692 F
New Brunswick 28.3 F 300E
Quebec 39.8 942 450E
Ontario 37.7 1,089 F
Manitoba 45.5 F 250E
Saskatchewan 36.3 623E 275
Alberta 50.4 1,006E F
British Columbia 44.2 1,072E 300
Place of birth
Born in Canada 40.0 820 399E
Born outside Canada 43.1 2,175E F
Employment status during the reference period
Employed at some point during the reference period 39.9 995 400
Unemployed and looking for work throughout the reference period F F F
Other 75.2 F F
Hours worked per week
1 to 29 hours (part-time) 46.2 F F
30 hours or more (full-time) 39.3 1,002 400E
E use with caution
F too unreliable to be published
Source: Access and Support to Education and Training Survey (ASETS), 2008.

 

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