The statistics presented in the 2006/2007 reporting years reflect the employment status of the 2005/2006 Mohawk College graduates who were surveyed approximately six months after graduation, following the guidelines of the Freedom of Information Act. The College Graduate Questionnaire was mandated by the Ministry of Training, Colleges and Universities.
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2007/2008 Graduate Employment Report
Past Employment Reports:
*Reporting year does not indicate actual data for that year. See chart below.
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Reporting Year |
Graduate and Employer Surveys - Year Graduates Graduated |
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2008/2009 |
Summer/Fall 2007, Winter 2008 |
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2007/2008 |
Summer/Fall 2006, Winter 2007 |
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2006/2007 |
Summer/Fall 2005, Winter 2006 |
Please visit Mohawk College’s Job Centre webpage for additional information on services available to Students and Employers.
Please Note
Common methodology has been used for the calculations for all program related information provided by all colleges. However, differences may exist between how Universities and Private colleges calculate their data. For example, graduate employment rates for college graduates are based on surveys conducted 6 months after graduation, whereas university graduate employment rates are based on surveys conducted 2 years after graduation.
The Approved Program Sequence Code (APS) is a number assigned for each approved program by the Ministry of Training, Colleges and Universities.
FREEDOM OF INFORMATION AND PROTECTION OF PRIVACY:
To maintain confidentiality in light of the Freedom of Information and Protection of Privacy Act, information has not been published for categories in which the total number of graduates, the number in the labour force or the number of individuals in receipt of an Ontario Student Load is less than five.
Default, employment and graduation rates are rounded to one tenth of one percent
Key Performance Indicators (K.P.I.) as posted at the Ontario Colleges website. The K.P.I. project is a collaborative venture between Ontario’s college system and the provincial government. Results from three of the Key Performance Indicators - graduate employment, graduate satisfaction and employer satisfaction - are used as the basis for performance funding from the province. |