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1 Shaping the Future of Florida s Next Generation Tech Workforce Ebe Randeree Florida State University
2 Overview A. Guiding Strategy B. Is there a DEMAND for tech? C. How do WE respond? D. What is the Florida IT Career Alliance? E. Our accomplishments - 1 year results F. Next Steps
3 A. Guiding Strategy Goal: Increase the Computing & IT talent employed in Florida Strategy: Build partnership between academics and industry to increase student, teacher, parent and guidance counselor awareness of career opportunities To align education and training with career opportunities To make career pipelines visible to students, educators and industry What s in it for you? Improved pipeline Your future employees!
4 B. Demand for Talent Tech industry rebounding Competition for talent National data on STEM jobs
5 B. Demand for Talent
6 B. Demand for Talent Where do our IT students come from?
7 B. Demand for Talent Where do our IT students intern?
8 B. Demand for Talent Where do our IT students work?
9 C. How do we respond? Panhandle challenges Tallahassee (Taltech) Jacksonville Landing, OneSpark (Techcoast) Lake Nona Tampa (TBTF) Orlando (Colab, OrlandoIX) Fort Myers (SWFRTP) Miami (Tech.CO, SFTA) Pensacola/Panama City (ITEN)
10 D. What is FITC?
11 D. What is FITC? Goal: increase awareness career opportunities available to graduates in Information Technology Computer Science Computer Engineering Strategies: identify, create and/or strengthen pipelines from middle school to careers engage academic and industry partners from high schools, community colleges, state colleges, universities and private and public employers. Support: initial funding from Florida Board of Governors to Florida State University Florida A&M University
12 D. What is FITC? Before FITC Ongoing outreach to recruit Track placement (limited) Local and national approach to employers TEAm grant from FL BOG Florida solution Panhandle Focus 5 years of tracking
13 E. One year results
14 E. One year results
15 E. One year results Activities with schools Teacher summit 2014 (50 Panhandle teachers) $4500 mini-grants to 30 HS Teacher/Guidance Counselor summit 2015 (75 Panhandle educators) 3 regional events (planned for 2016) State Department of Education partnership
16 E. One year results 50 ambassadors (FSU/FAMU) Leon Schools support Technology Student Association Clubs Hosting tours (25 in year 1) Visiting schools (15 in year 1) Paid
17 E. One year results Activities with companies 20 Full Partners Career Fairs, class visits, info sessions, company tours 60 Career Partners Attend Semi Annual Fairs 2 Career Fairs last year 500 college students 1200 High School students
18 E. One year results
19 F. Next Steps Getting more companies involved Build awareness of Employers in Panhandle 19
20 Alumni Survey CE IT Tracking grads (past 5 years) CS Survey Responses IT major: 355 (out of 729) CS major: 59(out of 373) CE major: 19(out of 83)
21 F. Next Steps Transfer Students Analysis (Fall 2009 to Spring 2015) Major # of transfer students from Florida % of transfer students from Florida in total population (Fall 2009 to Spring 2015) # total of transfer students # population from Fall 2009 to Spring 2015 Information Technology Computer Science Computer Engineering Alumni Survey 1. Tallahassee Community College 2. Gulf Coast Community College 3. Florida State College at Jacksonville 4. Northwest Florida State College 5. Okaloosa Walton College
22 F. Next Steps Salary Data Survey Responses IT major: 355 (out of 729) CS major: 59(out of 373) CE major: 19(out of 83) I.T. C.S. C.E. Tracking grads (past 5 years) <= 16K 16K - 32K 32K - 48K > 48K Part Time AND/OR in graduate school Alumni Survey
23 F. Next Steps Engage Employers in Pensacola/Panama City Engage employers in Jacksonville
24 F. Next Steps GOAL 20 High Schools [] now at 35 GOAL 40 Tech Teachers [] now at 75 GOAL 3 Community Colleges [] now at 6 GOAL 15 Core Company partners [] now at 25 GOAL 15 Affiliated Company partners [] now at 42 GOAL Track Alumni Data w/25% response [] now at 45% Add 10 more High Schools [] Add 10 Middle Schools [] Include Parents [] Develop Regional Approach [] Add more Pensacola Companies [] Add more Panama City Beach Companies [] Add more Jacksonville Companies [] Improve response rate [] Seek additional funding [] Increase Employer Participation []
25 How can you get involved? Support local middle & high schools TSA programs or other technology clubs Support visits to technology companies Participate in Career Fairs Connect with university and community college programs Help educate students about career opportunities Review your Talent pipeline/needs
26 /FITCAlliance FITC Group Thank you! #FITC fitc.cci.fsu.edu 26
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