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Other Graduate Outcomes
Alberta
In 2000, the Alberta Ministry of Learning conducted the Alberta
University and University College Graduate Employment Outcomes
Survey to assess employment and educational outcomes two years
after graduation.
Ontario
The Ontario University Graduate Survey was conducted by the Ontario
Universities' Application Centre on behalf of the Council of Ontario
Universities (COU) in 1998-99. The report
summarizes employment experiences six month and two years after
graduation.
Maritime Provinces Higher Education
Commission
The Commission, in partnership with the government of the four
Atlantic provinces, conducted a survey of 1996 graduates from
universities across Atlantic Canada, one year after graduation.
The report
highlights graduates' university experiences including financing,
their employment experiences, earnings, mobility and parent and
graduate background.
BC College and Institute Outcomes
The BC
College and Institute Outcomes project collects, analyzes
and publishes information relating to the education experiences
of former students at 21 public colleges, university colleges,
institutes and agencies. Each year, about 30,000 former students
are contacted nine to 20 months after they complete all, or a
significant portion, of their program. They are surveyed on what
they have done since leaving their program, and if they were satisfied
with their education and skill development.
National Graduate Surveys - Public use
microdata file
The National
Graduate Surveys were designed to determine such factors as:
the extent to which 1982, 1986, 1990 and 1995 graduates postsecondary
programs had been successful in obtaining employment since graduation;
the relationship between the graduates' programs of study and
the employment subsequently obtained; the graduates' job and career
satisfaction; the rates of under-employment and unemployment;
the type of employment obtained related to career expectations
and qualification requirements; and the influence of postsecondary
education on occupational achievement. The information is directed
towards policy makers, researchers, educators, employers and young
adults-interested in postsecondary education and the transition
from school to work of trade/vocational, college and university
graduates.
National graduate surveys 1978-1992
- Custom tabulations
http://www.statcan.ca/english/IPS/Data/81C0046.htm ] The respondents
to this survey were re-contacted in 1987 for the follow-up of
1982 Graduates Survey (62-3855). A survey similar to that in 1984
was conducted in 1988 as the Survey of 1986 Graduates, (62-3871)
and again in 1992 as the Survey of 1990 Graduates (62-3887). Also,
in 1991 the respondents to the 1988 survey were re-contacted for
the follow-up of 1986 Graduates Survey. (62-3880)
This survey was designed to determine such factors as: the extent
to which 1982 graduates of post secondary programs have been successful
in obtaining employment since graduation; the relationship between
the graduates program of study and the employment subsequently
obtained; the graduates job and career satisfaction; the rates
of under-employment and unemployment; the type of employment obtained
related to career expectations and qualification requirements;
the influence of post secondary education on occupational achievement.
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