Data Reports and Processes for Employment and Education Analysis

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Explore detailed data reports, tables, and publications outlining processes of data cleaning, analysis of employment outcomes, and educational trends for graduates. Gain insights into labor market activities, full-time study, and graduate destinations.

  • Data Analysis
  • Employment
  • Education
  • Graduates
  • Reports

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  1. Reports (tables and publications) Processes Data uses

  2. Data cleaning (Sept-Oct) Draft Tables A & B for SM confirmation Final Tables A & B after SM confirmation Tables A1 A16 show main destinations in terms of employment, labour market activity and further full- time study Based on DEST variable NOT activity or working

  3. Tables A1 A16 include standardised results for bachelor degree graduates Domestics all, male & female, under 25, honours Internationals Domestics + Internationals ATSI, NESB & disability (access & equity) Other levels of award including, graduate certificates, graduate & postgraduate diplomas, masters coursework & research and PhDs

  4. Tables B1 B16 show standardised labour market status of graduates available for full-time employment Based on AVAILFT2 variable NOT activity or working variables AVAILFT2 is derived from DEST 1 In full-time employment 2 Working part-time & seeking full-time employment 3 Not working & seeking full-time employment

  5. Tables B1 B16 employ same categories as Tables A1 A16 Tables B1 B16 and AVAILFT1 and AVAILFT2 are best when examining full-time employment outcomes

  6. Clean national data file late November GradStats and GradFiles summary publications produced in December Sent to SMs Preliminary data file to DEEWR in December Final national data file checks in January

  7. Start work on AGS reports: AGS (new), Graduate Destinations, Graduate Salaries, Graduate Course Experience (CEQ), Postgraduate Destinations, Postgraduate Research Experience (PREQ) late January Summary reports, all tables and graphics still produced Sent to SMs CEQ files for START February Mean and percentage agreement figures Tables show CEQ results by institution, level of award and field of education SMs advised

  8. GDS files for START February Tables A J Destinations, Employment and Salaries SMs advised National AGS files available to institutions GDS+CEQ and GDS+PREQ Word document describing data files No institutional identification in GDS+PREQ files

  9. Hobsons March To be discussed in more detail later VC authorisation Cut-down GDS file supplied by GCA (to all) CEQ tables supplied by GCA (to all) Files for Careers Services March Employer details Further study information GDS information important to careers advisers

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