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NCRVE MDS-470 - Contents
ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
The Characteristics of Sub-Baccalaureate Labor Markets
The Providers of Education and Their Connections to Employers
Skills, Hiring Standards, and Promotion Policies
Conclusions and Recommendations
INTRODUCTION
The Importance of the Sub-Baccalaureate Labor Market
Methodology: Understanding a Local Labor Market
Choosing Occupations To Examine
Choosing Local Labor Markets
The Plan of This Report
THE CHARACTERISTICS OF SUB-BACCALAUREATE LABOR MARKETS
Long-Term Changes in Organization and Technology
Cyclical Variation in Employment and Education
The Local Nature of Sub-Baccalaureate Labor Markets
The Dominance of Small Employers and "Small" Institutions
The Variation Among Local Labor Markets
THE PROVIDERS OF EDUCATION AND THEIR CONNECTIONS TO EMPLOYERS
Advisory Committees
Placement Offices
Placement by Occupational Instructors
Student Follow-Up and Tracking
Contract Education
Work Experience and Co-Op Programs
Sensitivity to Enrollment and Student Demand
Regulated Occupations and the Role of Licensing Requirements
EMPLOYERS IN SUB-BACCALAUREATE LABOR MARKETS: SKILLS, HIRING STANDARDS, AND PROMOTION
The Skills Employers Want
Hiring Standards: The Roles of Experience and Education
Views about Education Providers
Promotion Practices
Employment Trends in Sub-Baccalaureate Labor Markets
HOW WELL DO SUB-BACCALAUREATE LABOR MARKETS WORK?
CONCLUSIONS AND RECOMMENDATIONS
Effectiveness for Students
Effectiveness for Employers
Effectiveness in Responding to Changes
Recommendations: The Responsibilities of Providers and Employers
REFERENCES
APPENDIX A: INTERVIEW METHODS AND PROTOCOLS
Interview Guide--Education Providers
APPENDIX B: DESCRIPTIONS OF LOCAL LABOR MARKETS
Frankton
Palmdale
Rosefield
Cotooli
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