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Job Futures .

Job Futures. Western Quebec School Board. Kelly Butler – Career Education Consultant. So What Are Your Options?. High School Diploma College Vocational Education Apprenticeship Training Cegep – University Voluntary work Work/Travel abroad. Financial Facts: Straight after High School.

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Job Futures .

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  1. Job Futures. Western Quebec School Board. Kelly Butler – Career Education Consultant

  2. So What Are Your Options? • High School Diploma • College • Vocational Education • Apprenticeship Training • Cegep – University • Voluntary work • Work/Travel abroad

  3. Financial Facts: Straight after High School • Average full time wage $9.00 an hour • After graduating: Full-Time hours = 35 hours/week • Monthly Salary = $1260.00 • Monthly Deductions = $172.66 income tax $34.04 EI $30.98 PP • Net Salary = $255.74 per week $1022.98 per month $12,275.76 per year

  4. Income Breakdown

  5. Typical Individual Budget.A Net Monthly Income of $1,300 would allow you to budget like this.

  6. Allowance for one personnot including personal luxuries.

  7. Average Earnings by Level of Education (all ages)

  8. Income Breakdown with Voc. Ed. Diploma

  9. Income Breakdown with a Salarydoes not include benefits and union deductions

  10. How Education Affects Lifetime Earnings

  11. Employment Growth by Level of Education

  12. Facts about Vocational and University Education • Vocational Programs have a drop out rate of 15% compared to nearly 50% from Cegep. • Cegep dropouts are the largest number of new applicants coming into Voc. Ed. • A Voc. Ed Diploma plus Sec. V English & French will also give you a High School Diploma!

  13. Cont. • Most of the Voc. Ed. Programs provide training for companies with the greatest need for trained workers. • Going to University does not necessarily guarantee you a great well paid job at the end of your studies.

  14. Facts About University/College Costs: *(all estimated averages)

  15. Conclusion • For further information about Post Secondary Education please contact: Kelly Butler Career Education Consultant kbutler@wqsb.qc.ca

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