28 — Audience type

13 codes · Introduced in Issue 0

Code Description History
01 General / adult modified
For a non-specialist or ‘popular’ adult audience. Consider also adding an ONIX Adult audience rating
+0 · ✎64
02 Children modified
For a young audience typically up to about the age of 12, not specifically for any educational purpose. An audience range should also be included
+0 · ✎55
03 Teenage modified
For a teenage or ‘young adult’ audience typically from about the age of 12 to the late teens, not specifically for any educational purpose. An audience range should also be included
+0 · ✎55
04 Primary and secondary education modified
Kindergarten, pre-school, primary / elementary or secondary / high school education. Note ‘secondary’ includes both level 2 and level 3 secondary education as defined in UNESCO’s ISCED 2011 (see http://uis.unesco.org/en/topic/international-standard-classification-education-isced). An audience range should also be included
+0 · ✎55
05 Tertiary education modified
For tertiary education typically in universities and colleges of higher education, equivalent to ISCED Levels 5–7
+0 · ✎55
06 Professional and scholarly modified
For an expert adult audience, including professional development and academic research
+0 · ✎34
07 EFL / TEFL / TESOL modified
Intended for use in teaching and learning English as a second, non-native or additional language. Indication of the language level (eg CEFR) should be included where possible. An audience range should also be included if the product is (also) suitable for use in primary and secondary education
+0 · ✎58
08 Adult education modified
For any adult audience in a formal or semi-formal learning setting, eg vocational training and apprenticeships (collectively, equivalent to ISCED Level 4), or practical or recreational learning for adults
+2 · ✎55
09 Second / additional language teaching modified
Intended for use in teaching and learning second, non-native or additional languages (other than English), for example teaching German to Spanish speakers. Indication of the language level (eg CEFR) should be included where possible. An audience range should also be included if the product is (also) suitable for use in primary and secondary education. Prefer code 07 for products specific to teaching English
+29 · ✎58
11 Pre-primary education
Equivalent to UNESCO’s ISCED Level 0 – see http://uis.unesco.org/en/topic/international-standard-classification-education-isced (note codes 11–14 are specific subsets of the Primary and secondary education audience, code 04). Only for use in ONIX 3.0 or later
+55
12 Primary education
Equivalent to ISCED Level 1. Only for use in ONIX 3.0 or later
+55
13 Lower secondary education
Equivalent to ISCED Level 2 (general and vocational). Only for use in ONIX 3.0 or later
+55
14 Upper secondary education
Equivalent to ISCED Level 3 (general and vocational). Only for use in ONIX 3.0 or later
+55