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    BC Diploma, Associate Degree, and Certificate Student Outcomes - Quick Report

    British Columbia Institute of Technology

    51 students from this program(s) were asked to complete the survey33% 33% were male, and 67% were female

    67% the typical age was 27

    27

    29 students completed the survey

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    Employment

    20.7

    How many former students are employed? Employed former students were asked:

    How related is your job to the program you took?

    79% employed full time24%

    Very related32% Somewhat related

    ** employed part time 4% Not very related

    40% Not at all related

    3% employed hours unknown

    10% unemployed

    ** not looking for work

    How useful was your program in getting your job?

    0% More than 6 months ## Not at all

    17% 5 to 6 months ## Not very

    17% 3 to 4 months ## Somewhat

    0% 1 to 2 months ## Very

    67% Less than one month

    3 * 12%

    ** **

    ** **

    ** **

    ** **

    # employed

    in thisprogram-

    related job

    **

    **

    Photographers, Graphic Arts Tech.s etc. **

    **

    The typical hourly wage was $21.

    "n/a" means that there are no valid responses to the question.

    The % employed is the number employed in this program-related occupation out of all employed respondents.

    Program: CPC Codes (525B: Forensic-Forensic Science Studies (CERT))

    Policy & Prog. Off., Researchers & Cons.

    NOTE: All percentages are rounded to whole numbers.

    Typical

    hourlywage

    This report shows data from the 2007, 2008, and 2009 BC Diploma, Associate Degree, and Certificate Student Outcomes Survey.

    Former Students

    100% finished the program

    **

    ** Means that results are not shown because not enough students answered this question.

    Top five program-related jobs

    Technical Occs. in Physical Sciences

    % employed

    * Means that fewer than ten students answered this question.

    Med. Technologists & Tech. (Exc. Dental)

    Other Tech. Inspectors & Regulatory Off.

    33%

    0%

    33%

    33%

    Not at all

    Not very

    Somewhat

    Very

    24%

    32%

    4%

    40%

    Very related

    Somewhat

    related

    Not very related

    Not at all related

    0%

    17%

    17%

    0%

    67%

    More than 6 months

    5 to 6 months

    3 to 4 months

    1 to 2 months

    Less than one month

    How long did it take you to find your program-related job?

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    # Very satisfied

    ssats e

    n/a Very easy

    11% Easy

    61% Neither difficult nor easy28% Difficult

    n/a Very difficult

    Further Studies

    Of those who took further studies:

    ** received expected transfer credits

    ** did not receive expected transfer credits

    44% did not expect transfer credits

    ** did not answer transfer credit questions

    # Very well

    # Somewhat

    # Not very

    # Not at all

    4

    Satisfaction

    Level of Difficulty

    NOTE: All percentages are rounded to whole numbers.

    * Means that fewer than ten students answered this question.

    "n/a" means that there were no valid responses to the question.

    Those who took further studies in a related field were asked:

    ** Means that results are not shown because not enough students answered this question.

    How satisfied are you with your education?

    48%

    45%

    3%

    3%

    Very satisfied

    Satisfied

    Dissatisfied

    Very

    dissatisfied

    What was the level of difficulty of your program?

    0%

    11%

    61%

    28%

    0%

    Very easy

    Easy

    Neither difficult nor easy

    Difficult

    Very difficult

    How well were you prepared for further studies?

    50%

    50%

    0%

    0%

    Very well

    Somewhat

    Not very

    Not at all

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