1. RPT Chairs’ Meeting Ministry Update
School College Work Initiative Chairs Meeting November 3, 2016

2. Dual Credit Student Data 2015-16

3. Participation
Student participation (students starting) increased by 1.5% over (19,958 students to 20,264)
In , actual as compared to approved number of students increased by 1% to 93%

4. Retention Rates
Data as reported by RPT

5. Success Rates
Data as reported by RPT

6. Target Group Participation by Dual Credit Program Focus
For the school year, 20,264 students were enrolled provincially in dual credit programs:
15,100 in the primary target group (75%)
3,694 SHSM students (18%)
1,920 OYAP students (9%)

7. Provincial Dual Credit Footprint 2014-15 (OnSIS Data)
Dual Credit Students
= xx%
Grade 11 and 12 Students
14,245
= 4.0%
354,327*
* grade 11 and grade 12 enrolment numbers (source: OnSIS)

8. 2015-16 SWAC Students Total approved SWAC students: 3,152 Rate
Approved vs Actual
96%
Retention
89%
Dual Credit Success
85%
OSSD Credit Success
88%
RPT Data

9. 2015-16 SWAC Students The program requirements: 41 locations
1 dual credit + 1 Ontario curriculum credit
Dual credit teacher
On campus
41 locations
95% in primary target group
28% early school leavers

10. Summer SWAC, 2015-16 The program requirements: The results:
1 dual credit + 1 Ontario curriculum credit
Dual credit teacher
On campus
The results:
262 students started (82% of seats filled)
15 programs
89% retention rate
89% success rate for Dual Credits

11. Summer Single Dual Credits, 2015-16
The program requirements:
1 dual credit
Dual credit teacher
On campus
The results:
634 students started (73% of seats filled)
39 programs
93% retention rate
95% success rate for Dual Credits

12. Success of Students in Level 1 Programs, 2015-16
Total approved level 1 students: 1,437
Rate
Approved vs Actual
88%
Retention
93%
Dual Credit Success
86%
Level 1 Success
81%
RPT Data

13. OSSD Completion
Students who took a dual credit in and earned their OSSD by the end of :
7,948
56% of students enrolled in dual credit programs
Source: Data is as reported by schools in the Ontario School Information System (OnSIS), (Preliminary).
Data includes publicly funded schools only.

14. PSE Participation
Number of Dual Credit Students who Applied to and Registered for College Directly from Secondary School (Source: OnSIS, OCAS)
Dual Credit Cohort Year (# of years after student took a dual credit)
(after 4 years)
(after 4 years)
(after 3 years)
(after 2 years)
(after 1 year)
# of Dual Credit Students who Applied to College
2,825
4,458
5,887
6,221
4,377
# of Dual Credit Students who Registered for College
2,428
3,881
4,739
4,461
2,721

15. 2015-16 Activities and Forums
38,500 participants
contribute to the goals of the SCWI

16. Focus on Transitions
Experience Ontario
Life After High School

17. 2016-17 Overview Focus Data-based decision making
Continue work with MAESD around apprenticeship dual credits
Focus on program quality and understanding why programs are successful
Improved achievement for First Nations, Métis and Inuit students and Children and Youth in Care area of focus for Ministry of Education

18.
SHSM Programs
There is an opportunity to propose new SHSM programs to replace existing programs
Need to be clear which sector and how the dual credit aligns with the sector
Details in the Requirements of the RFP

19. 2016-17 Level 1 Apprenticeship Programs
Students must have a Registered Training Agreement to get MAESD seat purchase
SCWI seat purchase is only for Primary Target Group students, not OYAP students
See Pathways to Apprenticeship for clarification
Increased benchmark funding and Seat Purchase funding

20. Improvements to EDCS Website
The following four changes will be implemented in December 2016:
Removal of Lessons Learned section from the interim and final reports
Addition of an OYAP column in extract 504 as a flag indicator

21. Improvements to EDCS Website
Pre-population of contact information in interim and final submission period

22. Improvements to EDCS Website
The addition of the following two columns at the end of extract 506B (the same addition will be included in the 506 and 506C in May/June 2017)
Total Number of Students Who Started the Dual Credit Program by Age
Total Number of Students Who Finished the Dual Credit Program by Age

23. Thanks et Merci