- In 2006, in Middlesex-London, 21% of the population aged 15 years and older had not completed high school. This was similar to the proportion in Ontario (Fig. 2.25).
- Males were twice as likely as females to have completed an apprenticeship, trade certificate or diploma while females were somewhat more likely to have a college diploma in both Middlesex-London and Ontario (Fig. 2.26).
- The residents of Middlesex-London were more likely to have a college certificate but less likely to have a university degree than Ontarians as a whole (Fig. 2.26).
- Maps show how the levels of those who had not earned a certificate, degree or diploma vary within Middlesex County and the City of London (Fig. 2.27 and Fig. 2.28).
How this Indicator was Calculated:
Ontario Public Health Standard:
Population Health Assessment and Surveillance Protocol - Section 1, Subsections b-i
Chronic Disease Prevention Standard - Requirement #2