CIT Guidance Counsellor Day 2017 presentation regarding the strategic objectives for supporting student development and graduate pathway. CIT Careers Service
2. Introduction
CIT Careers Service
Student Interactions
Strategic priorities for students’ benefit
CIT Graduates
What are the 2016 graduates doing?
Who’s hiring from CIT?
www.mycit.ie/careers 2
3. Student Interactions
www.mycit.ie/careers 3
Over 3,200
student
interactions in
2016/2017
20%
13.10%
18.90%
31.40%
6.60%
3.70%
2.70%
0.80%
1.20%
0.80%
0.80%
2016/17 Careers Service Activity
One to One Appointments
Drop-in Sessions
Employer Presentations
Careers Education Talks
Deapartment Specific Mock
Interviews
Standard Weekly CV Clinics
Department Specific CV Clinics
Mentorship Programme
Careers Skills Workshops
Department Employability Workshops
Careers Info Stand (Part-time jobs x2,
Grad Fest, Post Grad Fair, Good Start)
Top 4 Activities
Student
Interactions
One-to-One Student
Appointments 642
Drop-in Sessions 421
Employer Presentations 606
Careers Education Talks 1008
4. Strategic priorities for students’ benefit
www.mycit.ie/careers 4
1. Maintain & Evolve
Core Career Services
2. Develop an
Employability
‘Curriculum’ in CIT
3. Enhance Engagement
with Academic
Departments & Wider
College
4. Employer
Engagement & Labour
Market/Workplace
Monitoring
5. Improve
Communications &
Advocacy
6. Enhance Careers
Supports for Students
from Non-Mainstream
Backgrounds
VISION: WORK & LIFE-READY GRADUATES
6. Action: Initiatives for Students’ Benefit
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Academic Department Requirements
Work Placement Preparation
Multi-disciplinary Engagement: External
Affairs, Marketing Unit, Good Start, etc…
First Destinations Survey
Share Labour Market Knowledge
Careers & Employability Fair 2017
CIT Joint Mentorship Programme
7. Action: Initiatives for Students’ Benefit
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Highlight activities & achievements
Enhance visibility internally & externally
Integrate the student voice
Identify varying needs
Employability Sessions with DSS, Mature
Students & International Office
1. Maintain & Evolve
Core Carer Services
8. CIT Graduates – What are they doing?
CIT First Destinations Survey (FDS) – 2016 Graduates*
8*Information was gathered from 53.3% of the 2016 graduating class.
91.4%
of graduates
are in
employment /
due to start
work / further
study
New HEA
Format
for 2016
Grads
9. Graduates in Employment/Due to Start*
67.8% in employment/due to start from 2016
cohort
5.8% increase v 2015
Type of Employment (of the 67.8%/998 Graduates)
89.2% = Employee
4.9% = Graduate Internship/Placement
5.8% = Self-employed (Increasing each year)
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*Information was gathered from 53.3% of the 2016 graduating class.
10. Graduates in Employment/Due to Start*
Salary – 2016 v 2015
34% of grads remain in national average salary bracket (€20,000-29,999)
Increase of 1.1% in those earning €30,000-€34,999
Location
93% are working in Ireland
80.5% (of those in Ireland) are working in Cork – 6.5% increase on 2015
79.4% are in jobs relevant to their qualification
10*Information was gathered from 53.3% of the 2016 graduating class.
11. Sectors of Employment*
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Popular Sectors for CIT Graduates
Professional, Scientific & Technical Activities
Industry (E.g. Manufacturing)
Construction
Education
Human Health & Social Work Activities
*Information was gathered from 53.3% of the 2016 graduating class.