Access and Completion of Workforce Education Programs: Program Staff Survey Preliminary Results Karen Pyle Workforce Training and Education Coordinating.

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Access and Completion of Workforce Education Programs: Program Staff Survey Preliminary Results Karen Pyle Workforce Training and Education Coordinating Board August 3, 2006

Survey Background Survey Purpose: To ask staff who work directly with students and job seekers about their views on barriers to access and completion of workforce education programs in our state. Conducted over the internet, by Workforce Board staff, during June 26 to July 13. invitations to take the survey sent to nearly all WorkSource Center and Affiliate staff and Community and Technical College (CTC) staff. Complete responses were received from 374 WorkSource staff and 306 CTC staff.

WorkSource Respondents: Type of Job

WorkSource Respondents: WDA of Employment

CTC Respondents: Type of Job

CTC Respondents: Direct contact with jobseekers or students

Access Barrier Question 1: In your experience, how often do you see the following types of factors prevent people from enrolling in an occupational training program? Access barriers: Lack of personal financial resources for living expenses. Lack of personal financial resources for tuition, fees, and books. Lack of career planning or career goals. Lack of affordable transportation. Lack of childcare that meets needs of student. Time constraints from family and/or work obligations. Training program desired/needed not available at a convenient time or location. Not eligible for traditional financial aid for postsecondary education. Not getting information about or help with applying for traditional financial aid. Not getting information about or help with applying for financial resources for workforce training such as WIA, training benefits. Language or cultural barriers.

WorkSource Staff: Access Barrier Question 1 Results- Access barriers seen very often or often

CTC Staff: Access Barrier Question 1 Results- Access barriers seen very often or often

Access Barrier Question 2: In general, what two barriers to enrolling in workforce/occupational training programs do you see most often? WorkSource Staff Results—Percent of respondents who listed the following types of barriers as seen most often Financial Constraints 62% Training programs not available in the area or at a convenient time21% Personal or family issues17% Lack of preparation for coursework or work readiness17%

Access Barrier Question 2: In general, what two barriers to enrolling in workforce/occupational training programs do you see most often? CTC Staff Results—Percent of respondents who listed the following types of barriers as seen most often Financial Constraints 72% Lack of preparation for coursework or work readiness 24% Time constraints18% Personal or family issues15% Training programs not available in the area or at a convenient time15%

Completion Barrier Question 1: In your experience, how often do you see the following factors cause people to leave their training program before completion? Completion barriers: Not enough financial resources to pay for tuition, fees and supplies. Not enough financial resources for living expenses. Unemployment Insurance benefits end. Leave to return to old job. Student receives enough training to get a new job. Lack of affordable transportation. Childcare issues. Time constraints from family and/or work obligations. Student does not receive needed academic support services such as advising and tutoring. Student is not adequately prepared for coursework. Classes not available at convenient times or locations. Training program curriculum does not meet student expectations or needs. Training program quality does not meet student expectations or needs. Health problems of student. Language or cultural barriers.

WorkSource Staff: Completion Barrier Question 1 Results- Completion barriers seen very often or often

CTC Staff: Completion Barrier Question 1 Results- Completion barriers seen very often or often

Completion Barrier Question 2: In general, what two reasons for leaving workforce/occupational training programs, before completion, do you see most often? Percent of respondents who listed the following types of barriers as seen most often WorkSourceCTC Financial constraints 87% 81% Personal or family issues 45%34% Lack of preparation 16%20% Time constraints 13%15%

CTC Staff Only: To what extent do you agree that the following factors create barriers to student success at your college?

CTC Staff Only: To what extent do you agree that doing one or more of the following actions would result in increased student success at your college?