8% part-time - fanshawe college · the key performance indicators (kpi), which measure the...

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† Insu�cient information.* This one-year Ontario College Graduate Program requires that applicants have a college certi�cate/diploma or degree or equivalent work experience to gain admission to the program.

# Students from the Collaborative Nursing (NSG3) program graduate from the University of Western Ontario.

Fanshawe College graduates rank among the highest in the province! So, it’s not surprising that 89 percent of our graduates �nd employment within six months of graduating. Key Performance IndicatorsThe Key Performance Indicators (KPI), which measure the performance of all Ontario’s publicly funded colleges ofapplied arts and technology, summarizes the employment experience of our 2007/2008 graduates. This includesgraduates from August and December 2007 and April 2008 who were surveyed approximately six months aftergraduation. A third-party research �rm gathers the data, tabulates it and reports its �ndings. A major componentof KPI is the surveying of college graduates to determine their employment status, earnings, occupation and therelationship of the graduate’s occupation to their program of training.

For more information, visit www.fanshawec.ca/kpi or www.collegesontario.orgYou can �nd further assistance by contacting Career Services at 519-452-4294 or by visitingwww.fanshawec.ca/careerservices

COLLEGE TOTALSAdvanced FilmmakingAdvanced MultimediaArchitectural TechnologyAudio Post-ProductionAutism and Behavioural ScienceBroadcast Journalism-Television NewsBroadcast Telev.-Digital Post ProductionBroadcasting - RadioBroadcasting - TelevisionBroadcasting-Radio-(Collaborative)Broadcasting-Television-(Collaborative)BusinessBusiness Administration - AccountingBusiness Administration - MarketingBusiness - AccountingBusiness - Human ResourcesBusiness - Information SystemsBusiness - InsuranceBusiness - Marketing

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1. Length of Program This is the number of years of study for the program.

2. Number of Graduates This is the total number of graduates in each program during the one year period including August 2007, December 2007, and April 2008.

3. Further Education Graduates who have returned to college, university, or another type of post-secondary institution.

4. Not Seeking Employment Graduates who reported they were not looking for employment because of health, travel or personal reasons or VISA students.

5. Unable to Contact This is the number of graduates who were unable to be contacted. All information is collected by telephone directly from the graduate.

6. Available for Employment This is the number of graduates who were either employed or seeking employment six months following graduation.

7. Employed Full-Time Related The number of graduates who were employed 30 hours per week or more in a position related to their program of study.

8. Employed Part-Time Related The number of graduates who were employed less than 30 hours per week in a position related to their program of study.

9. Employed Full-Time Unrelated The number of graduates who were employed 30 hours per week or more in a position not related to their program of study.

10. Employed Part-Time Unrelated The number of graduates who were employed less than 30 hours per week in a position not related to their program of study.

11. Percentage Employed Related The percentage of graduates employed in full and part-time positions related to their program of study.

12. Percentage Employed The percentage of graduates employed six months following graduation.

13. Minimum Salary This represents the minimum salary reported by the graduates working in full-time positions of 30 hours per week or greater, and related to their program of study. Information is not reported if fewer than 5 full-time salaries were reported per program.

14. Maximum Salary This represents the maximum salary reported by the graduates working in full-time positions of 30 hours per week or greater, and related to their program of study. Information is not reported if fewer than 5 full-time salaries were reported per program.

15. Average Salary This represents the average of the salaries reported by the graduates working in full-time positions of 30 hours per week or greater, and related to their program of study. Information is not reported if fewer than 5 full-time salaries were reported per program.

16. Number of Salaries Reported The number of salaries reported for full-time related positions.



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