Career and Technical Education at Salt Lake Community College

Dr. Deneece G. HuftalinFebruary 4, 2016

Higher Education Appropriations Committee

CTE FTE BY INSTITUTIONSLCC

USU

WSU

SUU

SNOW

DSU

UVU

SLCC

UCAT

0 10 20 30

26.4%27.4%

16.0%4.0%4.5%

2.9%13.5%

5.4%

NON-CREDIT

CREDIT

SAT (ATC) CTE

20 high school students enrolled in SAT classes at SLCC

4,307 high school students enrolled in CTE classes through high school

concurrent enrollment

Fall 2015 enrollment data

NON-CREDIT

CREDIT

Average age 35 32 degree programs

29 certificate programs 106 certificate programs

Average age 27

SAT (ATC) CTE

PATHWAYSSLCC

45 High School CTE Courses 100% ARTICULATED PATHWAYS

Examples of art iculated pathways: Automotive Technician, Welding, Aviation Dispatch, Construction Management & Sustainable Building

UTAH AEROSPACE PATHWAY (UAP)SLCC

Aerospace Program to Give Utah High-Schoolers Path Into IndustryStudents will get opportunities to work in one of the state's largest industries.

A Boeing employee works on a vertical fin assembly for a Boeing 787 Dreamliner at Boeing, in Salt Lake City. When Utah students graduate, they could be building parts for the F-35 fighter jet, rocket engines with Orbital ATK or Boeing 757s. “Reprinted from the Deseret News”

Supporting Utah’s aerospace industry

Gives students paid internship with local employers

Students will graduate in 2016 with an Aerospace Manufacturing Certificate

Initiated at request of industry. Created with partners from GOED, USOE, DATC, Granite & Davis School Districts

DIESEL TECH PATHWAYSLCC

Students take Diesel Technology in high school then continue at SLCC for Certificate or Degree (AAS)

Corporate partners provide internships for students:

• Komatsu Equipment Corp • Kenworth Sales Company • Wheeler Cat Machinery

• Mountain West Truck Center Volvo Mack • Cummins Rocky Mountain • Jackson Group Peterbilt

Initiated at request of industry. Created with partners from GOED, USOE, Jordan and Canyons School Districts

CERTIFICATE TYPESSLCC

CERTIFICATES OF COMPLETION

CERTIFICATES OF ACHIEVEMENT

• Typically one year in length • 30-33 credit hours or 900-990 clock hours

• Examples: Surgical Tech, Non-Destructive Testing, Welding

• Designed to meet immediate workforce training needs • 210 - 463 clock hours

• Examples: CNA, Professional Truck Driving

CERTIFICATES OF PROFICIENCY• Typically less than one year in length • 16-29 credit hours or 600-899 clock hours

• Examples: Mobile App Development, Health Information Specialist, Computer Systems Information Specialist

SLCC AWARDSSLCC

Certificates

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100

200

300

400

2011/12 2012/13 2013/14 2014/15

Credit Certificates

FUNDING FOR CTESLCC

$7.5 million in state appropriations for SAT

$29 million in E&G funding for CTE instruction

$1.25 million in Federal Perkins Funding supporting CTE programs

FY 2015/16