Postsecondary Education & Workforce Subcommittee Meeting Packet, January 24, 2023
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Meeting packet of the House of Representatives Postsecondary Education & Workforce Subcommittee for January 24, 2023, 1:00 PM, in Morris Hall (17 HOB), naming Paul Renner as Speaker and Lauren Melo as Chair. The meeting notice lists a presentation by Department of Education on postsecondary & workforce education. The packet includes a Workforce Education System Overview from the Florida Department of Education covering career and technical education pathways, credential types, registered apprenticeship, continuing workforce education, which reports 39,620 students enrolled in CWE courses in 2021-22, and adult general education. It also describes the Linking Industry to Nursing Education (LINE) Fund, the Open Door Grant Program and the Pathways to Career Opportunities Grant (PCOG).
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Postsecondary Education &
Workforce Subcommittee
January 24, 2023
1:00 PM
Morris Hall (17 HOB)
Meeting Packet
Paul Renner Lauren Melo
Speaker Chair
Committee Meeting Notice
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
Postsecondary Education & Workforce Subcommittee
Start Date and Time: Tuesday, January 24, 2023 01:00 pm
End Date and Time: Tuesday, January 24, 2023 03:00 pm
Location: Morris Hall (17 HOB)
Duration: 2.00 hrs
Presentation by Department of Education on postsecondary & workforce education
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Workforce Education
System Overview
House Postsecondary Education
and Workforce Subcommittee
January 24, 2023
Introduction to
Postsecondary Education
and Workforce Training
System Overview
• Public career, technical and adult education programs are primarily found within the following three
education sectors:
Florida School Districts
Florida Public School Florida College System
with Workforce
Districts (grades 6-12) Institutions
Education Programs
67+ 57 28
3 - FLORIDA DEPARTMENT OF
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Florida's Workforce Education Initiative GetThereFL.com - ~!?,R
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Core Partners: Vocational Rehabilitation (VR) and Blind Services (DBS)
• Additional training and support are offered by VR and DBS, assisting over 4,200 students with
disabilities with enrollment in post-secondary education programs.
• Over 28,000 Work-Based Learning Experiences were provided to students with disabilities aged 14-
21.
• Florida continues to lead the nation with 35 Project SEARCH sites.
• Divisions outperformed WIOA Performance Measure targets:
• Median quarterly earnings overall - $4,454 / 18.8% increase Vocational
• Employment rate 2nd quarter overall - 53.5% / 4.9% increase Rehabilitation
• Employment rate 4th quarter overall - 50.3% / 2.4% increase
• Measurable Skills Gain rate - 40.6% / 12.4% increase
• Credential Attainment rate - 20.8% / 11.8% increase
4 - FLORIDA DEPARTMENT OF
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Florida's Workforce Education Initiative GetThereFL.com - ~!?,R
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Florida’s 17 Career and Technical Education (CTE) Pathways
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Agriculture, Food & Architecture & Arts, A/V Technology Business Education & Training Energy
Natural Resources Construction & Communication Management &
Administration
Engineering & Finance Government & Public Health Science Hospitality &Tourism Human Services
Technology Education Administration
Information Law, Public Safety & Manufacturing Marketing, Sales & Transportation,
Technology Security Service Distribution &
Logistics
5 - FLORIDA DEPARTMENT OF
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Florida's Workforce Education Initiative GetThereFL.com - ~!?,R
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Career and Technical Credential Types
Associate in
Applied Technology College Credit Advanced Technical
Career Certificate Science/Associate in
Diploma Certificate Certificate
Applied Science
Signifies a student has
Signifies a student has successfully completed
successfully completed a (clock hour or college Prepares students for
Prepares students who
a (clock credit) postsecondary entry into employment
already have an earned
hour) postsecondary career education in a field that requires Prepares students for A.S./A.A.S. or
career education program and is ready for some college credit but occupations that require baccalaureate degree
program and is ready for employment in a field; less than a degree and a two-year technical with an advanced
employment in a field the program has signifies a student has degree. specialized program of
that requires non- embedded statewide successfully completed
instruction.
college credit articulation leading to part of an A.S. degree.
postsecondary training. the award of an AS
degree.
Examples: Examples:
Examples: Examples: Business Administration (A.S.), Examples:
Florida Law Enforcement
Dental Assisting Technology and Paramedic, Business Cybersecurity (A.S.) Nursing R.N. Funeral Services, Paralegal Studies,
Academy, Automotive Service
Management—ATD Entrepreneurship (A.S.), Automotive Service Computer Programming and Analysis
Technology, Practical Nursing
Management Technology (A.A.S.)
6 - FLORIDA DEPARTMENT OF
GE) f HERE
Florida's Workforce Education Initiative GetThereFL.com - ~!?,R
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Workforce Baccalaureates
All 28 Florida College System (FCS) institutions offer at least one baccalaureate program
Approx. 60 unique baccalaureate programs offered across
the FCS
For 2020-21 baccalaureate completers
In 2021-2022
found in 2021-22
With an
47,031
11,185 90% were average
students
students employed annual
were
completed full time wage
enrolled
of $64,924
7 - FLORIDA DEPARTMENT OF
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Florida's Workforce Education Initiative GetThereFL.com - ~!?,R
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Registered Preapprenticeship and Apprenticeship
Registered Apprenticeship is an employer-driven process that enables employers to
develop and apply industry recognized standards to training programs with the intention of:
Improving Quality of Retaining Company
Increasing Productivity Reducing Turnover
the Workforce Knowledge
328
Registered Apprenticeship and Preapprenticeship Programs
17,179
Apprentices and Preapprentices Trained
8 - FLORIDA DEPARTMENT OF
GE) f HERE
Florida's Workforce Education Initiative GetThereFL.com - ~!?,R
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Continuing Workforce Education (CWE)
CWE is non-credit instruction that is used to:
Provide individuals
Train employed workers Assist in the creation of Aid in employee with skills necessary to
for licensure renewal or new and expansion of training or retraining to maintain employment,
recertification existing businesses improve skills to cross-train, or
upgrade employment
• CWE must be fee supported.
• CWE cannot count toward funded FTE, except for pre-apprenticeship or apprenticeship programs.
• Programs like the Open Door Grant Program have provided opportunities for students in CWE programs to
receive financial aid.
39,620
students enrolled in CWE courses in 2021-22
Examples: Commercial Vehicle Driver, Emergency Nursing, Flight of Drones,
Certified Bookkeeper, CompTIA Cloud Essentials+
9 - FLORIDA DEPARTMENT OF
GE) f HERE
Florida's Workforce Education Initiative GetThereFL.com - ~!?,R
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Career and Technical Credential Types (Issued by 3rd Party Entity)
• The CAPE Industry Certification Funding List is adopted annually by the State Board of Education for
certifications which are eligible for industry certification performance funding for districts and Florida College
System institutions
• 2022-23 CAPE list has 320 certifications approved for performance funding.
Industry Certification Licensure
Credential issued for a
A time-limited credential
purpose of qualification
issued by an independent,
for practice in a certain
3rd party certifying entity
occupation
Examples: Examples:
AWS Certified Welder – SMAW Plate (AWELD012) Law Enforcement Officer (FLDLE004)
CompTIA A+ (COMPT001) Firefighter II (FLSFM006)
HVAC Excellence Employment Ready – Electrical (HVACE001) Certified Nursing Assistant (FDMQA002)
10 - FLORIDA DEPARTMENT OF
GE) f HERE
Florida's Workforce Education Initiative GetThereFL.com - ~!?,R
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Adult General Education
PROGRAM DESCRIPTION
Adult Basic Education (ABE) Basic skills instruction (0.0 – 8.9 grade levels)
High School Equivalency (GED) Prepares students with KSA’s needed to pass the GED® test/ be awarded a Florida HSD
Adult High School Program for adults to complete the requirements to earn a standard HSD
Adult High School Co-Enrolled Credit recovery program for enrolled high school students
English for Speakers of Other Languages
Assists English learners in reading, writing, speaking, listening, and comprehension
(ESOL)
English Literacy for Career Provides English literacy and language instruction with workforce training, including
+ Technical Education (ELCATE) professionals with degrees or credentials in their native countries
Adult ESOL College + Career Readiness Prepares Adult ESOL students after exit for college or post-secondary CTE programs
Assists pre-literate, non-literate, or semi-literate English learners in their native language and
Adult ESOL Literacy Skills
in reading, writing, speaking, listening, and comprehending English.
Applied Academics for Adult Education
Assists students in CTE career certificate programs meet basic skills exit requirements
(AAAE)
11 - FLORIDA DEPARTMENT OF
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Florida's Workforce Education Initiative GetThereFL.com - ~!?,R
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Adult Education Program Participation
300,000
250,000 42,065
39,502
36,684
37,992
200,000 31,531
27,908
150,000 23,640
100,000
50,000
2013-14 2014-15 2015-16 2016-17 2017-18 2018-19 2019-20 2020-21 2021-22
■ School District ■ FCS
12 - FLORIDA DEPARTMENT OF
GE) f HERE
Florida's Workforce Education Initiative GetThereFL.com - ~!?,R
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Enrollment and
Completion Numbers
Workforce Education Enrollment by Sector, 2021-22
100%
90%
80%
50%
40%
20%
10%
0%
Associate in Career Advanced
Coll ge Credit Adult Gent?ral
Science A pp re ntice 5 hip Cert.ifi ca te/AT D Technical
Cert jficates Education
(A.S./A.A.5.) (clock) Ce rt ifica tes
■ FCS 109,372 44,884 2,431 lt066 15,958
■ School Districts 0 0 10,S16 0 13,777
■ School Districts ■ CS
14 - FLORIDA DEPARTMENT OF
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Florida's Workforce Education Initiative GetThereFL.com - ~!?,R
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Workforce Education Completions by Sector, 2021-22
• In the last three years, completions in workforce education programs have increased by almost 5 percent.
■ School Districts ■ FCS
100%
90%
80%
70%
60%
50%
40%
30%
20%
10%
0%
Associate in Career Advanced
College Credit Adu It General
Science Apprenticeship Certificate/ATD Teohnical
Ce rtirf icate s Education
(A.S./ A.A.S.) (clock) Certificates
~~
■ FCS 15,062 31,487 194 8,649 626 1,032
■ School Districts 0 0 1,447 14,778 0 5,197
15 - FLORIDA DEPARTMENT OF
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Florida's Workforce Education Initiative GetThereFL.com - ~!?,R
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Number of Industry Certifications by Sector and Year
25,000
20I 000
15,000
10,000
5,000
0 -
2013-14 2014-15 2015-16 2016-17 2017-18 2018-19 2019-20 2020-21 2021-22
FCS 1,212 8/426 10,726 12/267 14,697 14,438 14,,081 14,922 12/594
School District 1,505 3/282 4,901 6,269 0 5,951 6,302 5,073 6,273
■ School District ■ FCS
NOTE: For the 2017-18 fiscal year, no industry certification performance-based incentive funds were appropriated.
16 - FLORIDA DEPARTMENT OF
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Florida's Workforce Education Initiative GetThereFL.com - ~!?,R
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Average Annualized Earnings of Postsecondary Workforce Program
Completers by Program Type, 2020-21
$70,000
$60,000 $55,421 $56,388 S53, 91 =5 ===========
$50,000
$36,022 $37,616 $39,766
$40,000
$30,000
$20,000
$10,000
so
17 - FLORIDA DEPARTMENT OF
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Florida's Workforce Education Initiative GetThereFL.com - ~!?,R
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New Program Successes
Prepping Institutions, Programs, Employers and Learners through
Incentives for Nursing Education (PIPELINE)
Funds reward performance at public postsecondary nursing education programs.
School districts offering licensed practical nursing and Florida College System
institutions are eligible institutions. Allocations are provided by the law.
Career Centers Florida College
System
Allocated $20 million Allocated $40 million
19 - FLORIDA DEPARTMENT OF
GE) f HERE
Florida's Workforce Education Initiative GetThereFL.com - ~!?,R
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Linking Industry to Nursing Education (LINE) Fund
The Linking Industry to Nursing Education (LINE) Fund was created to meet state workforce demand by
recruiting faculty and clinical preceptors, increasing the capacity of high-quality nursing
education programs, and increasing the number of nursing education program graduates who are
prepared to enter the workforce.
Postsecondary
Workforce
Allocated $19 million
20 - FLORIDA DEPARTMENT OF
GE) f HERE
Florida's Workforce Education Initiative GetThereFL.com - ~!?,R
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Open Door Grant Program
Established for the purpose of creating and sustaining a demand-driven supply of credentialed workers for high-demand
occupations by addressing and closing the gap between the skills needed by workers in the state and the skills of the available
workforce in the state, expanding the affordability of workforce training and credentialing, and increasing the interest of current
and future workers in short-term, high-demand career and technical education credentialing and certificate programs.
Funds may be used to cover the cost of tuition, fees, examination, books and materials. The Florida Department of Education will
provide grants to agencies on a first-come, first-serve basis, with no single agency receiving more than one-quarter of funds.
Career Centers Florida College
System
Allocated $15 million Allocated $20 million
21 - FLORIDA DEPARTMENT OF
GE) f HERE
Florida's Workforce Education Initiative GetThereFL.com - ~!?,R
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Pathways to Career Opportunities Grant (PCOG)
Competitively awarded funds for the expansion of pre-apprenticeship and
registered apprenticeship programs.
Florida Public Career Centers Florida College
School Districts System
Allocated ~$15 million annually
22 - FLORIDA DEPARTMENT OF
GE) f HERE
Florida's Workforce Education Initiative GetThereFL.com - ~!?,R
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Leveraging Federal CARES Act Funds
Civic Literacy Excellence - Career
Get There Faster Career Dual Future Florida Critical Workforce
Pathway in Civics Program and
Enrollment Pathways Expansion Needs
Curriculum
$26,500,000 $6,500,000 $9,000,000
23 - FLORIDA DEPARTMENT OF
GE) f HERE
Florida's Workforce Education Initiative GetThereFL.com - ~!?,R
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Leveraging Federal CARES Act Funds
Early Career and Technical Education Cybersecurity and IT Pathways
Apprenticeship Expansion
College Training Expansion
$10,000,000 $20,950,000 $12,000,000
24 - FLORIDA DEPARTMENT OF
GE) f HERE
Florida's Workforce Education Initiative GetThereFL.com - ~!?,R
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Workforce Education
Outreach and
Recruitment Campaigns
Get There Campaign Overview
• In September 2020, the Get There campaign was launched as Florida's workforce
education initiative, an effort to rebrand Career, Technical and Adult Education as a viable option
for educational prosperity.
• As a result of Florida’s policies to support workforce education, the state currently has
nearly 800,000 K-12 CTE students–the highest in the state’s history–more than 380,000
postsecondary CTE students, and over 17,000 registered apprentices engaged in workforce
education.
Florida's Workforce Education Initiative
26 - FLORIDA DEPARTMENT OF
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Get There Campaign Graphics
27 - FLORIDA DEPARTMENT OF
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Future of Work Florida Campaign Overview
• The Future of Work Florida, a proponent of Get There, will galvanize support for career and technical
education. The Future of Work Florida will proclaim to businesses, parents and students that Florida
has a dynamic, long-term plan to fuel the future.
i= Ui Ui E OF WOiK
FLORIDA
CareerSource FLORIDA DEPARTMENT OF FL-'RIDA
FLORIDA EDUCATION
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CHAMBER
of Commerce
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Future of Work Florida Campaign Graphics
ASSESS
Help your student identify their interests and
abilities. MyNextMove.org is an interactive
tool that can help. Search by keyword or
click under "I'm not really sure" to take an
interest inventory.
Assess their values. Does your student want
a career where they work alone? In a team?
With the public? Is it more important that
they help others, have fun, exercise creativity
or make lots of money?
Rate their level of skill mastery. Employers
in any industry value communication,
critical thinking, self-management and
interpersonal skills.
EXPLORE
The opportunities are endless with Career and Technical Education, team more about
FUEL THE
the 17 pathways at GetThereFLcom.
Agriculture, Food & Natural
Resources
Energy
Engineering & Technology
Human Services
Information Technology
FUTURE ~
Architecture & Construction Education Law, Public Safety,
Arts, A/V Technology & Finance Corrections & Security
Communications Government & Public Manufacturing
Business, Management & Administration Marketing, Sales & Service
Administration Health Science Transportation, Distribution
Education & Training Hospitality & Tourism & Logistics
29 - FLORIDA DEPARTMENT OF
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Florida's Workforce Education Initiative GetThereFL.com - ~!?,R
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Your Way Campaign Overview
• When it comes to education, not everyone takes the traditional path. Students withdraw from high
school before obtaining their diploma. Adults who arrive in America often held prosperous careers in
their countries and now aspire to use English like any other American.
• These students’ ages, skills and circumstances vary, but they have a common home where they can
pursue lifelong, life-changing learning: Florida’s Adult Education programs.
,
Florida Adult Education
30 - FLORIDA DEPARTMENT OF
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Your Way Campaign Graphics
CAMPAIGN PALETTE
LEARN MORE
31 - FLORIDA DEPARTMENT OF
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