CEET Annual Conference 28 October 2011 The contribution of VET to a more inclusive Australia Tom Karmel.

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CEET Annual Conference 28 October 2011 The contribution of VET to a more inclusive Australia Tom Karmel

The value of completion  VET qualification rates are terrible  But, does it matter ► yes it does  Does this have anything to do with social inclusion ► yes it does

Outline  Model the pay-off to completion  Identify the groups with the highest pay-offs  Relate the pay-offs to intention to complete and completion  Think about the implications

Outcome variables  employed after training  further study after training  employed or further study after training  improved employment circumstances after training  occupational status after training  wages after training

Methodology  Run separate models for graduates and module completers  Predict outcomes for every individual, assuming that they are graduate/module completer  Pay-off=graduate outcome/module completer outcome

Simplification  Focus on ► employment after training ► study after training ► wages for full-time workers (after training)

Employed after training

Further study

Salary full time

Summary of pay-offs after training Average pay-off (%)%>0 Employed Further study Employed or further study Improved employment Salary (FT) Salary (PT) Occupational status

Employment status after training Population pay-off = 21.7% Unemployed pay-off= 32% Other; Business pay-off= 14.6% Other Services; Community Services; Technical pay-off=47.9% Not in labour force pay-off= % Diploma & Higher; Cert III/IV pay-off = 65.1% Year 12 pay-off= 96.9% <Year 12 & Cert I/II pay-off= 134.1% Employed pay-off= 2.8%

Further Study Population pay-off =122.7% Employed pay-off= 99% Diploma & above pay-off= 57.6% Cert III & IV pay-off= 93.9% Cert I & II pay-off= 141.5% Unemployed pay-off= 158.1% Not in labour force pay-off= 217.5% Diploma & above; Cert III & IV pay-off= 172.3% Cert I/II pay-off= 274.7%

Salary full time Population pay-off =0.3% Cert I & II pay-off= -0.6% Cert III & IV pay-off= 1.8% Employed pay-off= 0.3% Not in Labour force pay-off= 7.0% Unemployed pay-off= 8.3% Diploma & above pay-off= 6.6% Employed pay-off= 4.9% Not in Labour force; Unemployed pay-off = 13.7%

Summary  It pays to complete in respect of employment or further study  For employment, pay-off is highest for those not employed before training  For further study, pay-off is huge, and highest for cert I/II, and depends on employment status before training  Those doing diplomas, or a cert III & not employed before, get higher wages by completing

The link with completion  Question. Are those who benefit more from completion more likely to complete?  Answer. No.  Question. Are those who benefit more from completion more likely to intend to complete?  Answer. No.

Probability to complete

Population 84.9% Part Time 74.9% Personal reasons 69.5% Employment 76.4% Further study 74.0% Full Time 99.6%

Probability of intending to complete

Population 95% Part Time 91.6% Other 77.2% Other Services 87.1% Business; Technical 93.1% Community Services 95.4% Full Time 97.2%

Correlations with prob of completion Pay-off to: Employment after training-.08 Full-time study after training-.23 Salary for full-time employment after training-.08 Intending to complete.58

Correlations with intention to complete Pay off to: Employment after training.04 Further study after training-.33 Salary for full-time employment after training0.14

Modelling the probability of completion VariableEstimate Intercept-0.16 Probability that student intends to complete1.03 Satisfaction with training0.008

Final comments  Our analysis is helpful in specifying groups for performance indicators.  Gives an insight into where public funds should go?  Low completion rates do need to be addressed. ► payment on completions?