Florida College Workforce Education State Summary, 2017-18

DISTRIBUTION OF PROGRAMS1

Institutions with workforce education programs

28

10 Institutions with apprenticeship programs

28 Institutions with college CTE programs (Associate in Science/ Associate in Applied Science)

Institutions with career certificate programs 26

14 Institutions with adult general education (AGE) programs

STATEWIDE FLORIDA COLLEGE WORKFORCE EDUCATION HEADCOUNT BY PROGRAM AREA

Associate in College Credit Science/Applied Certificate, 35,485,Science, 100,329, 19%

53%

Career Certificate, 20,459, 11%

Total = 187,631

Source: FLDOE data.

Apprenticeship, 2,785, 2%

Adult General Education, 28,002, 15%

Advanced Technical Certificate, 571, <1%

BREAKOUT: STATEWIDE FLORIDA COLLEGE ADULT GENERAL EDUCATION HEADCOUNT BY PROGRAM2

Applied Academics for Adult Education,

Adult High School (Adults), 1,396, 4%

Adult High School(Co-Enrolled), 50,

<1% GED Preparation,4,064, 13% All Other AGE

Adult Basic Education, 10,546, 34%

65, <1%

English for Speakers of Other Languages, 15,406, 49%

Source: FLDOE data. Programs, 49, <1%

TOP TEN FLORIDA COLLEGE ASSOCIATE IN SCIENCE/APPLIED SCIENCE PROGRAM ENROLLMENTS

Business Administration

Nursing R.N.

Emergency Medical Services 2,472

1,982Network Systems Technology (60)

2,122

3,123Paralegal Studies (Legal Assisting)

3,124

4,250

4,297

12,418

13,282

Computer Programming and Analysis (60)

Computer Information Technology (60)

Criminal Justice Technology (60)

Health Services Management (60)

3,525

Early Education Associates Degree

Source: FLDOE data.

TOP TEN FLORIDA COLLEGE CREDIT CERTIFICATE/APPLIED TECHNOLOGY DIPLOMA PROGRAM ENROLLMENTS

Business Operations

Business Specialist

Information Technology Support Specialist 802

764Medical Information Coder/Biller

777

1,231Emergency Medical Technician

1,394

1,928

1,958

2,307 4,049

Scientific Workplace Preparation

Accounting Technology Specialist

Paramedic

Business Management

1,737

Emergency Medical Technician

Source: FLDOE data.

TOP TEN FLORIDA COLLEGE CAREER CERTIFICATE PROGRAM ENROLLMENTS

Fire Fighter I/II

Florida Law Enforcement Academy

Early Childhood Education 530

436Insurance Customer Service Representative

486

601Practical Nursing

655

963

979

1,060

3,244

Welding Technology

Fire Fighter

Cosmetology

Correctional Officer (Traditional...

672

Air Conditioning, Refrigeration and...

Source: FLDOE data.

GENDER AND RACE/ETHNICITY DISTRIBUTION BY FLORIDA COLLEGE WORKFORCE EDUCATION PROGRAM AREA3

Gender Race/Ethnicity Florida College Workforce Education Program Area

Female Male African-American

American Indian

Asian Hispanic Pacific Islander

White Two or More

Adult General Education 61% 39% 19% <1% 3% 48% <1% 19% 1% Career Certificate & Apprenticeship

33% 67% 20% <1% 2% 23% <1% 49% 2%

College Credit Certificate & Applied Technology Diploma

52% 48% 21% <1% 3% 25% <1% 43% 3%

Associate in Science/Applied Science

56% 44% 18% <1% 3% 27% <1% 45% 3%

Advanced Technical Certificate

66% 34% 19% <1% 3% 21% 0% 49% 3%

Source: FLDOE data.

AVERAGE AGE OF STUDENTS BY FLORIDA COLLEGE WORKFORCE EDUCATION PROGRAM AREA

0

5

10

15

20

25

30

35

40

Applied Academics for Adults

with Disabilities

GED Preparation

English Literacy

Associate Degree

Career Certificate

Adult High School

Applied Technology Diploma

Advanced Tech Certificate

Apprenticeship

Adult Basic

28

31

36

31

22

30 30

37

27

39

Source: Florida Education & Training Placement Information Program Outcomes Reports

1 Only institutions with reported enrollments in 2016-17 are counted in this section.2 Students may have been enrolled in more than one program. Because of the duplication, the total enrollment in this chart is larger than the Adult General Education enrollment in the previous chart.3 Students whose race or gender is not reported in the Florida College Student Database are excluded from percentage calculations. Data for EAP Vocational Preperations, part of Adult General Education data, was not available at the time of this publication.4 Data for Applied Academics for Adults with Disabilities was not available at the time of this publication.