Initial Targeted Programs amp Certs Computer Information Technology Computer Programming amp Analysis Networking Technology Engineering Technology Above are AS degrees with related CCCs and have designated industry ID: 182830
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Increasing Results in Performance MeasuresInitial Targeted Programs & Certs:
Computer Information TechnologyComputer Programming & Analysis
Networking Technology
Engineering Technology (Above are AS degrees with related CCCs and have designated industry
certifications)Slide3
“The List” www.fldoe.org/workforce/perkins/pdf/1213CreditInvent.pdf www.fldoe.org/workforce/perkins/perkins_resources.asp Slide4
Increasing Results in Performance Measures2014-2015 CAPE Postsecondary Industry Certification Funding List http://www.fldoe.org/core/fileparse.php/5423/urlt/1415psicfl.pdf Slide5Slide6
Cat Nip!Slide7
Cat Nip = $$ for Testing FEE
(aka Testing Scholarship)
Perkins Budget Code 68001Slide8
In 2008-09 we had a “plan” Testing Scholarship Budget Assigned Testing Center Located… but it was not affiliated w/ the College
Communicated Benefits w/ Students & Faculty Distributed scholarship applications Students signed up for scholarships & testedSlide9
2008-2010 CompTIA Testing ResultsA+ Certs w/ Scholarships:
31 Passed / 5 not passedA+ Certs NO Scholarships: 15 Passed / 2 not passed
Network + with Scholarships:
5 passed
/ 9 not passed / 4 no report
Network + NO Scholarships:
10 passed
Security + NO Scholarships:
5 PassedSlide10
2009 – 2010Plan “B” is approved
Keep the Testing Scholarships
Add a Testing Specialist Position in the
Perkins Budget
Test Students on Campus
No More Self Reporting Issues (For ALL Students - Scholarship &
Non-Scholarship)Slide11
July 2012 to May 2013 Testing ResultsCompTIA
53 Attempted / 34 Passed
/ 19 not passed
CISCO
1 Attempted
/
0 Passed
/
1 not passed
Microsoft Office Systems (MOS)
“Bundle”
16 Attempted
/
7 Passed
/
9 not passedSlide12
(continued) July 2012 to May 2013 Testing ResultsMSSC
67 Attempted / 50 Passed
/16 not passed
NABCEP
8 Attempted
/
6 Passed
/
2 not passed
ASE
30 Attempted
/23
Passed
/
7 not passedSlide13
Get Certified.
Get a Good Job.
There were
250,000
open IT jobs in January 2013 in the U.S. alone
!
By 2020, over 750,000
new IT jobs will be created.
(The U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, 2013)
IT jobs are expected to grow by
22%
.
(
CompTIA IT
Industry Outlook, 2013)
Demand
is high for qualified, knowledgeable IT professionals.Slide14
Get Certified.
Get a Good Job.
86%
of hirers say IT certifications are a priority.
IT hiring managers place a high or medium priority on IT certifications during the job candidate evaluation process, according to a 2011 CompTIA survey.Slide15
Get Certified.
Get a Good Job.
The national average CompTIA A+ certified tech salary in 2010:
$50,364
IT professionals with certifications on their résumés
command better jobs, earn higher salaries and have more doors open to new multi-industry opportunities.Slide16
Get Certified.
Get a Good Job.
In a rapidly evolving field like technology, employers can find it difficult to pinpoint the job candidates with the right knowledge and skills to fill these positions.
CompTIA certifications are vendor-neutral credentials that cover the specific tasks and knowledge required for IT jobs, and are well-recognized in the industry.Slide17
Get Certified.
Get a Good Job.
“My
students were beating four-year college students for jobs. The big question was why. I started contacting companies and found out that certification carried a lot of weight
.”
Terry
Hand
CIS Instructor, Ogeechee Technical
CollegeSlide18
Get Certified.
Get a Good Job.
“Certification
was very heavily emphasized for the whole organization. It was required to maintain employment and to move up the career ladder
.”
Alex
Fogel
Sr. IT Professional, Ricoh &
SamsungSlide19
Companies That Hire CompTIA Certified Pros
Below are a few of the corporations and government organizations that recommend or require CompTIA certifications for their IT staff or partners.Slide20
Exam Price ComparisonSlide21
Scholarship Form – Industry Cert TestingSlide22
Manufacturing Skills Standards Council (MSSC) Exam
MSSC Certification relates to:
Engineering Technology Program
Careers such as:
Electronic Assembler
ManufacturingAeronautics Tech
MSSC & FLATE
A Great Partnership!Slide23
Need More Information?
Jerry Lawson,
Assessment Specialist
Industry Certification Exams
321-433-5562
lawsonj@easternflorida.edu