ETAP Status Report

ETAP studentsETAP Program (2000-2009)

Follow-up and case management are p rovided for three years from date of enrollment.

Total Participants Enrolled:
416
Total Graduates:
311

Graduate Demographics

African American :
57%
Caucasian :
28%
Latino:
12%
Other: Asian, Native American, Pacific Islander:
4%
Men :
73%
Women:
27%
Average Age of Graduate :
36

Employment Status of Graduates

Current 3 years of follow-up. October 2000 – October 2009 (Total Graduates 184)

Total Graduates Placed (At least one time since graduation – 2006-2009) :
152 (83%)
Job Placements (currently providing service support to 184) :
318 (173%)
Placements in Construction Trade:
243
Carpenters (139) Laborer (82) Painter (5) Pile Driver (2) Welder (2) Cement Mason (2) Installation (2) Electrician (3) Heavy Equipment Operator (1) Glazier (2) Utility (1) Security Guard (3) Iron Worker (3) Building Inspector (1) Flagger (1) Roofer (5) Material Handler (2)
Employed in Other :
75
Graduates remained on current Job after graduation with pay increase :
9
Graduates offered placements, but declined:
19

Wage & Income Increase

October 2000 – October 2009

Average Starting Wage :
$14.38
Average Ending Wage :
$15.67
Range of Current Wage(Including benefits) :
$10.00-45.77
Average Increase in Monthly Income:
$2185.24
Average % increase in Monthly Income (those working at enrollment & currently working) :
150%
Number of Graduates who increased their Monthly Income from $0 :
91 (49%)

PCC Update – Transfer

August 2008 – December 2009

New Hires on Community Projects :
102 Total
96 – Construction
6 – Other
College Enrollment ETAP Grads :
84

Program (2000-2008)

Follow-up and case management are provided for three years from date of enrollment.

Total Participants Enrolled:
353
Total Graduates:
257

Graduate Demographics (2000-2008)

Revised October 2008

African American:
55%
Caucasian:
30%
Latino:
12%
Other: Asian, Native American, Pacific Islander:
3%
Men:
73%
Women:
27%

The average age of graduates between 2000 and 2008 was 36.

Employment Status of Graduates

These statistics are from October 2005 to October 2008.

Job Placements (currently providing service support to 181 grads):
118 (65%)
Employed in Construction Trade:
91
Carpenters (52) Laborer (12) Painter (4) Pile Driver (2) Welder (1) Cement Mason (1) Installation (2) Electrician (3) Heavy Equipment Operator (1) Glazier (2) Millwright (1) Sheet Metal (2) Utility (3) Taper (3)
Employed in Other:
27
Job Placements in Construction:
259
Graduates remained on current job after graduation with pay increase: 9
Graduates offered placements, but declined: 19

Wage & Income Increase (2005-2008)

Average Starting Wage:
$14.14/hr
Average Current Wage:
$15.79/hr
Range of Current Wage:
$7.95/hr to $55/hr
Average Increase in Monthly Income:
$1,302
Average % increase in Monthly Income (those working at enrollment & currently working):
135%
Number of Graduates who increased their Monthly Income from $0:
52

2005 to 2008 Trade Affiliations

Journey Persons

Carpenters:
12
Laborers:
3

Union Memberships

Carpenters (Level 1-8):
41
Exterior/Interior Specialists (Level 1-5): 12
Millwrights (Level 1 and Level 8): 1
Pile driver (Level 1): 2
Laborers (Level 1-4)
10
Electrical - Utility worker:
1
Lineman-PGE (Drivers): 2
Cement Mason (Level 3):
1
Glazier (Level 1-2)
2
Operating Engineer (Level 3)
1
Painters (Level 1)
2
Painter (State): 1
Plumbers - Utility worker:
1

Active Open-Shop Apprentices

Carpenters:
8
Laborers:
5
Painters:
1
Electrician (Level 6):
1
Facility Maintenance:
2

Non-Affiliated Construction

Positions:
Carpenters (5), Laborer (20), Building Inspector Intern (1), Roofer (1), Security Guard (1) Manufacturing-equip. Operator (2), Installation (1), Warehouse – shipping clerk (2), Ironworker (2)