Sentences with phrase «employment outcomes»

There are many programs that assist with the transition from college to careers and improve employment outcomes for students with disabilities.

A comprehensive approach to clinical rehabilitation that includes vocational services will improve employment outcomes for people with disabilities.

The ongoing strength of employment outcomes for this industry is consistent with robust growth in retail sales.

In the past few years, other law schools have closed for the similar reasons: declining enrollment and profit, the risk of losing ABA accreditation, and poor employment outcomes.

On balance, these indicators appear consistent with relatively good employment outcomes, though employment growth in the near term appears likely to be lower than the pace recorded over the past 12 months.

A new study shows that students who complete the programs have better short - term employment outcomes but struggle to pivot as industries evolve.

Finally, an employment lawyer may help you file a claim of retaliation if your have had a negative employment outcome for reporting any of the above claims.

You realize that the law school scam crowd stems from virtually every law school lying about employment outcomes for years.

These variables must be understood and addressed by rehabilitation specialists in order to optimize employment outcomes and overall quality of life for persons who have incurred these injuries.

The obvious conclusion of the study is that most graduate students are open to a range of possible employment outcomes, whether they're just beginning or further along in their training.

Because the sample was so small, it isn't possible to determine how employment outcomes depend on factors such as field of study or location.

The report also explores the fields of study chosen by different groups of students and future employment outcomes.

Posts discuss the efforts of law schools and other entities to improve employment outcomes for graduates.

Employment outcomes for youth aging out of foster care.

One target aims to «halve the gap in employment outcomes between Indigenous and non-Indigenous Australians within a decade (by 2018)».

For the two - year grant, Project RESULTS aims to form 20 such teams, with the goal of positive employment outcomes for 27 individuals.

Dr. O'Neill's expertise broadens the scope of the Foundation's rehabilitation research in mobility and cognition to include employment outcomes.

At Kaplan, Racquel also led her team in student employment outcomes at over 93 %.

Paper addresses the legislative history of Bill 187 with its original stated intent (to eliminate deeming); expansion of deeming in the subsequent draft policies by introducing the concept of «under - employment»; recommendations for a policy that complies with past practice, founding principles and current wording of the Act; call for Board research on employment outcomes after retraining.

I continue to be impressed with how highly the U.S. News rankings correlate with other rankings, such as employment outcome (hence the scatterplots that I use to illustrate this post).

This local community has been successful in combining traditional and contemporary land management techniques resulting in increased employment outcomes and self esteem in the community, and has assisted in the control of illnesses such as diabetes.

Learners with disabilities lag far behind their peers without disabilities in achievement, graduation rates, post-school education and employment outcomes [4].

Parenting skills and a variety of family risk factors are influenced by the effects of disadvantage, meaning that Indigenous children are more likely to miss out on the crucial early childhood development opportunities that are required for positive social, educational, health and employment outcomes later in life.

In December 2010, CGS received a Sloan Foundation grant to study employment outcomes for PSM programs.

The University of New Hampshire will conduct a national survey to assess the employment status of Americans with disabilities and determine what strategies work in boosting employment outcomes.

The conference, which is being held May 30 — June 1, 2012 at the Washington Marriott Wardman Park in Washington, D.C., promotes practices, policy and research that lead to successful employment outcomes and self - sufficiency for young people with disabilities.

Indeed, schools should be supported by local authorities and central government departments to incentivise employment outcomes, so that the motivation exists to seek out and utilise the experience of local recruiters.

At the same time, six - year university completion rates had fallen from 67.2 per cent to 66 per cent and short - term employment outcomes dropped from 83.6 per cent to 70.9 per cent.

However, Education Minister Simon Birmingham said Education at a Glance report showed Australia's education system ranked amongst the world's best with high levels of access, participation and attainment and strong employment outcomes.

They find that CTE participation is not strongly associated with educational attainment — CTE students are marginally less likely to enroll in college but no less likely to earn a degree — but CTE coursework does predict employment outcomes.

A look at the awful employment outcomes for law graduates in the US shows what happens when law schools increase enrollment without reference to current market conditions.

Comparison of FT, LT BPR Employment Rates, Bar Passage Rates, 25th Percentile LSAT Scores, and Average Debt at Schools with Persistently Weak Employment Outcomes, 2011 and 2015, 2016

In recent years, fewer people applied to law school due to many having poor post-graduate employment outcomes.

Letter addresses concerns with the KPMG Labour Market R - entry Value for Money Audit tone and content, emphasizing that any focus on cost - cutting measures without attention to actual employment outcomes is meaningless.

Analysis, based on WSIB statistics, of the Board's performance in recognizing actual wage loss and employment outcomes experienced by seriously injured workers with permanent disabilities.

Childhood Sexual Abuse and Adult Work Outcomes (PDF - 2990 KB) Lee & Tolman Social Work Research, 30 (2), 2006 Explores the relationship among childhood sexual abuse, physical and mental health work barriers, and employment outcomes using a large panel study of current and former welfare recipients.

«Improved self esteem for local Indigenous people and the delivery of practical and relevant training developments programs which have resulted in real employment outcomes for members of the local Indigenous community.»

The goal of PROMISE is to improve the provision and coordination of services to promote education and employment outcomes resulting in long - term reductions in the child's reliance on SSI.

Most importantly, meaningful employment outcomes.»

The Project aims to progress the training of health workers for the ear health and hearing screening component of the Improving Eye and Ear Health Services for Indigenous Australians for Better Education and Employment Outcome measure announced in 2009.

A new report by The Century Foundation's Yan Cao examines how on three measures of higher education quality — graduate employment outcomes, student financial distress, and institutional investment in education — for - profit colleges in New York are under - performing when compared to the state's public and nonprofit schools.

«The University Centers for Excellence in Developmental Disabilities in Iowa, Nebraska and South Dakota have joined together around the shared goal of fostering collaboration in support of improved employment outcomes for people with disabilities in the Midwest,» remarked Julie J. Christensen, LMSW, PhD, director of Iowa's UCEDD.

Achieving positive employment outcomes is especially challenging for high schools that serve young adults with moderate to severe disabilities.