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Publications
By Principal Investigator(s):
| Youth Cohort Series
Courtenay, G. (1988) England and Wales Youth Cohort Study : report on Cohort 1 Sweep 1 Research and Development Series no. 41, Youth Cohort Series no. 1, Sheffield: Manpower Services Commission.
Courtenay, G. (1988) England and Wales Youth Cohort Study : report on Cohort 1 Sweep 2 Research and Development Series no. 44, Youth Cohort Series no. 3, Sheffield: Training Agency.
Courtenay, G. (1989) England and Wales Youth Cohort Study : report on Cohort 1 Sweep 3 Research and Development Series no. 47, Youth Cohort Series no. 4, Sheffield: Training Agency.
Courtenay, G. (1989) England and Wales Youth Cohort Study : report on Cohort 2 Sweep 1 Research and Development Series no. 48, Youth Cohort Series no. 5, Sheffield: Training Agency.
Courtenay, G. (1989) England and Wales Youth Cohort Study : report on Cohort 3 Sweep 1 Research and Development Series no. 53, Youth Cohort Series no. 3, Sheffield: Training Agency.
Courtenay, G. (1990) England and Wales Youth Cohort Study : report on Cohort 2 Sweep 2 Research and Development Series no. 55, Youth Cohort Series no. 9,(Sheffied: Training Agency.
Courtenay, G. (1990) England and Wales Youth Cohort Study : report on Cohort 2 Sweep 3 Research and Development Series no. 59, Youth Cohort Series no.11, Sheffield: Training Agency.
Jesson, D. and Gray, J. (1990) Access, entry and potential demand for higher education amongst 18-19 year olds in England and Wales Research and Development Series no. 60, Youth Cohort Series no. 12, Sheffield: Training Agency.
Courtenay, G. and McAleese, I. (1991) England and Wales Youth Cohort Study : report on cohort III sweep 3, 18-19 years olds in 1989 Research and Development Series no. 66, Youth Cohort Series no. 17, Sheffield: Employment Department.
Courtenay, G. and McAleese, I. (1993) England and Wales Youth Cohort Study : cohort IV, young people 16-17 years old in 1989. Report on Sweep 1 Employment Department Research Series, Youth Cohort Series No. 21, Sheffield: Employment Department.
Courtenay, G. and McAleese, I. (1993) England and Wales Youth Cohort Study : cohort 5, aged 16-17 in 1991. Report on sweep 1 Employment Department Research Series, Youth Cohort Report No. 22, Sheffield: Employment Department.
Courtenay, G. (1986) England and Wales Youth Cohort Study : preliminary results from the 1985 survey London: Social and Community Planning Research.
Gray, J. and Pattie, C. with Courtenay, G. and Elder, S. (1987) The Youth Cohort Study : an introduction and codebook for Cohort I, Sweep I Sheffield: Sheffield University Division of Education.
Courtenay, G. and Mekkelholt, P. (1997) The Youth Cohort Study Handbook : the first ten years, DFEE Research Series no. 22, London: The Stationery Office. ISBN 0112709567.
Gray, J. and Pattie, C. (1987) An introduction to the Youth Cohort Study and codebook for Cohort 1 Sweep 1 Sheffield: Sheffield University Educational Research Centre.
Clough, E., Gray, J. and Jones, B. (1987) `Those who say no to YTS', British Journal of Education and Work 1, 2, pp.79-89.
Clough, E., Gray, J. and Jones, B. (1987) Routes through YTS : the experiences of young people participating in the Youth Training Scheme Manpower Services Commission Research Series.
Clough, E., Gray, J. and Jones, B. (1987) `Curricular patterns in post- compulsory education' Research Papers in Education 3, 1, pp. 27-41.
Gray, J. and Pattie, C. (1987) Getting better qualified? The position at 17- plus Sheffield: Sheffield University Educational Research Centre.
Gray, J. and Pattie, C. (1987) Late starters on the Youth Training Scheme Sheffield: Sheffield University Educational Research Centre.
Courtenay, G. and Raffe, D. (1987) `Wha's like us? Post-16 transitions in Scotland, England and Wales compared' Scottish Educational Review 19, 1.
Pattie, C. and Gray, J. (1988) Early leavers from post-compulsory education Sheffield: Sheffield University Educational Research Centre.
Courtenay, G. and Raffe, D. (1989) `16-18 on both sides of the border' IN D. Raffe (ed.) Education and the youth labour market Basingstoke: Falmer Press.
Gray, J. et al (1989) Education and training opportunities in the inner city Sheffield: Sheffield University Educational Research Centre.
Gray, J. and Sime, N. (1989) Routes through the structure of 16-19 provision Sheffield: Sheffield University Educational Research Centre.
Drew, D. and Gray, J. (1989) The fifth-year examination achievements of black young people in England and Wales Sheffield: Sheffield University Educational Research Centre.
Gray, J. et al (1990) `The inner city dimension in Britain's youth labour market' Employment Gazette 98, 9, pp. 455-463.
Gray, J. and Sime, N. (1990) Patterns of participation in full-time post-compulsary education Sheffield: Training Agency.
Sime, N., Pattie, C. and Gray, J. (1990) What now? The transition from school to the labour market among 16 to 19 year olds Sheffield: Training Agency.
Sime, N. and Gray, J. ( May, 1990) `Entering the youth labour market in the late eighties' Labour Market Quarterly Report pp. 113-15.
Taylor and Lynn, P. (1996) The England and Wales Youth Cohort Study : an investigation of the effect of a preliminary notification letter on response, London: SCPR.
DFEE (1997) 'Youth Cohort Study : the activities and experiences of 16 year olds : England and Wales' Department for Education and Employment Statistical Bulletin, issue no. 8/97, June, London: The Stationery Office.
Department for Children, Schools and Families (2008) Youth Cohort Study and Longitudinal Study of Young People in England: the activities and experiences of 16 year olds: England 2007, Statistical Bulletin B01/2008. Retrieved November 3, 2008 from http://www.dcsf.gov.uk/rsgateway/DB/SBU/b000795/index.shtml
NatCen publications covering the YCS Cohorts up to 11 may be found on the NatCen NatCen publications: Youth Cohort Study web page. | | | Resulting from Secondary Analysis:
| | Papasolomontos, C. and Christie, T. (1998) 'Using national surveys : a review of secondary analyses with special reference to education' Educational Research, 40(3), Winter, pp.295-309. |
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