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Noosa Coommunity Profile
Final Rep
port A
6. Educ
cation
6.1 Highestt Level of
o Schoolling
Of resid
dents who were
w aged 115 years an
nd over andd no longerr attending primary/
secondaary school, there
t els of responses as to the highest level of
were varying leve
schoolin
ng completedd across loca
alities.
Residents in Sunshine Beach tto Peregian Beach and Noosa Head ds were ove er 60.0%
likely to
o have finishe or equivalent and the lea
ed year 12 o ast likely to have been educated
e
to year 8 or below (or not gone e to school).. In light of the higher m median personal and
househo old incomes, higher m ortgage rep payments and weekly rents in th hese two
s, findings suggest the llikelihood that education
localities n leads to be etter jobs an
nd higher
income, allowing educated peop ple to live in these localitties.
es with resid
Localitie dents less e
educated, suuch as Coorooibah, Federral to Ringta ail Creek
and Noo osa North Shhore, each re
eported apprroximately 15.0%
1 of all residents ha
aving not
completted higher th
han year 9 (oor not gone to school at all).
Figure 6.1:: Highest Lev
vel of Schoo ling, Localitiies, 2011
80%
Year 12 or equivvalent Ye
ear 11 or equivalentt Year 10 or equivalent
Highest Level of Schooling (%)
Year 9 or equiva
alent Ye
ear 8 or below Did not go to school
70%
60%
50%
40%
30%
20%
10%
0%
Source: ABS (2011a)
Residents in the Sh hire were ge
enerally jus
st as educatted as the SState at the
e highest
secondaary level (ye
ear 12) with 51.1% of loocal residents having co
ompleted yeear 12 or
equivale
ent (comparred to the State 51.6% %), while slightly
s belo
ow the SEQ Q Region
(56.3%))
Residents in the Shire were lesss likely to have
h only co
ompleted yea ar 8 or below (4.5%
of all res
sidents) com
mpared to th e SEQ Regioon (5.6%) annd the State
e (6.8%).
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