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How much did

they make?

Hourly wages increased one-third AFTER studies (33%) [2013: 25%]

From $25.26/hr to $33.56/hr

What is the CTE Outcomes Survey?

What about work?

Two-thirds worked full-time BEFORE studies (67%) [2013: 56%]

Statewide study to assess employment outcomes for students in career technical (CTE) coursework.

Majority currently employed for pay (78%) [2013: 77%]

Almost three-fourths worked full-time AFTER studies (72%) [2013: 68%]

Foothill has participated since 2012-13.

Student Reflections

Almost half working in job related to field (49%) [2013: 60%]

Studies "prepared me for possible new job"

Foothill: 19%

Statewide: 22%

Almost half working in job related to field (49%) [2013: 60%]

Studies "enabled me to learn skills that allowed me to get a job or stay in my job"

Statewide wages from

$17.50/hr to $23.28

(33% increase)

Who are we surveying?

Statewide: 30%

Foothill: 30%

Majority currently employed at one job (60%) [2013: 54%]

Students who were enrolled in 2011-12

Studies "enable me to start my own business"

AND

Statewide: 3%

Foothill: 5%

Earned a certificate (6+ units)

Earned a vocational degree

Studies had "no impact on my employment"

Earned 9+ CTE units

Foothill: 27%

Statewide: 32%

CTE Outcomes Survey

Provide overview

2014 CTE Outcomes Survey

Workforce Workgroup Meeting

December 9, 2014

Review results

What did the students say?

Statewide results

Discuss future administration

Primary reason for studying:

Earn certificate/degree with or w/o transfer (61%)

Primary reasons to stop taking classes:

Goals were met or completed program

How did we survey these students?

Over half of students were

"very satisfied" with education (53%)

By US mail

By telephone

By e-mail

Foothill Students

Primarily non-graduates (82%)

Evenly divided between females and males

About half of students who graduated were in allied health (52%)

Who responded?

Statewide

54,404 students surveyed (37 institutions)

10,770 students responded (20%)

Over half responded by telephone (56%)

Compared to 2013, 3,658 students responded to survey

Foothill College

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Foothill Students

Primary reasons for studying:

Earn certificate/degree

with or w/o transfer (46%)

Take classes to update job skills (25%)

Primary reasons to stop taking classes:

My goals were met (38%)

I completed the program (33%)

Over half of students were "very satisfied" with education (58%)

Consistent with 2013 survey results

2,428 students surveyed

314 students responded (13%)

Almost two-thirds responded by telephone (64%)

Compared to 2013, 261 students responded to survey

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