Education

Key Findings:

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).