Florida Education & Training Placement Information Program. Teresa Miller Bureau Chief, FETPIP

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1 Florida Education & Training Placement Information Program Teresa Miller Bureau Chief, FETPIP

2 Data Collection Reporting System Provide follow-up data Former students Program participants (DEO, TSIC, PRIDE) Florida

3 K-20 Participants Florida District 68 School Districts Florida College Systems 28 Florida Colleges (Associate Degrees and Certificates) State Public and ICUF Universities Bachelors, Masters, PhDs Florida Department of Education Vocational Rehabilitation, Blind Services, Dropout Prevention, Apprenticeships

4 District Post Secondary 150 Private Vocational & Technical Schools District Centers and Adult Education Workforce Participants Workforce Boards 24 Regional Boards Special Groups PRIDE TSIC Jobs for Florida Graduates

5 Employment Corrections Public Assistance Education

6 Florida Department of Revenue U.S. Office of Personnel Management U.S. Department of Defense U.S. Postal Service

7 Florida Department of Corrections Incarceration Community Supervision

8 Florida Department of Children and Families Temporary Assistance to Needy Families (T.A.N.F.) Data Food Stamp Data

9 District Post Secondary Florida College Systems State University System Independent Colleges and University of Florida

10 Florida Department of Revenue Unemployment Insurance Wages Re- Employment Services FEDES Department Of Defense Office of Professional Management US Postal Service

11 January Request input files from participating agencies April Close input file submission window June Files sent to FEDES for employment matching August Source data compiled with input data September Placement and Outcome Information is disseminated

12 All data collected is treated with the highest respect for individual privacy. Data is collected for the purpose of program planning, program accountability and consumer information. All disseminated data is aggregated, without disclosures of individual data.

13 Strategic Imperatives Placement & Accountability Florida College System Performance Budgeting & Accountability Federal Vocational Reporting University System Program Reviews Career Counseling and Guidance Information W.I.A. Performance Measures

14 Internet Reports Ad Hoc Reports Presentations Performance and Accountability Reports

TRACKING FLORIDA S STUDENTS 2010-11 High School Are more of

2010-11 College What did students mainly obtain who

Do most Standard Diploma recipients continue their education

Total Graduates: 125,941 1) Standard Diploma 120,134 95% 2)

79,731 44% or 53,158 FCS 47,601 60% FT 5,500 10% SUS 28,434

Percentages Total: 84,533 1) AA 51,536 61% 2) AS 11,211 13%

3% 7) PSAV 10,143 12% 8) PSVC 9,230 11% The majority of high

Florida College (FCS) Did most AA Graduates enter the

16 TRACKING FLORIDA S STUDENTS High School Are more of Florida s H.S. students receiving certificates or diplomas? College What did students mainly obtain who graduated from the Florida College System? Do most Standard Diploma recipients continue their education or become employed immediately after graduation? Total Graduates: 125,941 1) Standard Diploma 120,134 95% 2) Special Diploma 4,720 4% 3) Certificate of Completion 1,010 1% 4) Special Cert. of Completion 85 <1% Continued Education Employed 66% or 79,731 44% or 53,158 FCS 47,601 60% FT 5,500 10% SUS 28,434 36% PT 47,658 90% ICUF 4,431 6% DPS 1,554 2% FCS Completion Percentages Total: 84,533 1) AA 51,536 61% 2) AS 11,211 13% 3) AAS 2,323 3% 4) ATD 1,731 2% 5) ATC 98 <1% 6) BACH 2,709 3% 7) PSAV 10,143 12% 8) PSVC 9,230 11% The majority of high school Standard Diploma recipients continued education at a Florida College (FCS) Did most AA Graduates enter the workforce or pursue education at a higher level? Students may be in multiple settings, therefore, sum of detail may exceed total unduplicated count.

TRACKING FLORIDA S STUDENTS AA Graduate 2010-11

were found employed full-time after graduation.

Industry Count Earnings 2010-11 State University

Restaurants 1,339 $17,904 4) Professional

Universities, And Professional Schools 806

38,293 62% or 32,066 SUS 27,113 74% FT 16,316

DPS 326 1% The majority of AA degree recipients

(SUS) Students may be in multiple settings,

17 TRACKING FLORIDA S STUDENTS AA Graduate Workforce 74% of SUS Bachelor Degree Recipients were found employed full-time after graduation. Top 5 Industries SUS Bachelor Degree Graduates Industry Count Earnings State University 1) Elementary And Secondary Schools 2,807 $34,526 2) General Medical And Surgical Hospitals 1,791 $42,932 3) Full-service Restaurants 1,339 $17,904 4) Professional Employer Organizations 991 $27,632 5) Colleges, Universities, And Professional Schools 806 $26,330 Continued Education Employed 74% or 38,293 62% or 32,066 SUS 27,113 74% FT 16,316 51% FCS 11,829 31% PT 15,750 49% ICUF 1,938 5% DPS 326 1% The majority of AA degree recipients continued their education at a State University (SUS) Students may be in multiple settings, therefore, sum of detail may exceed total unduplicated count. State University Completions Total Awards: 73,466 1) Bachelor 53,008 72% 2) Master 16,070 22% 3) PHD 2,362 3% 4) Other 2,435 3%

21 Florida Department of Education 325 West Gaines Street, Room 1454 Tallahassee, FL (850) (850) Fax Website:

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