Food trades workers 60.7 39.3 Skilled animal and horticultural workers/ 51.5 48.5 other technicians and trades workers Licence requirement Licensed trades 49.6 50.4 Non-licensed trades 49.6 50.4 Training was part of an Yes 49.4 50.7 apprenticeship or traineeship No 49.9 50.1 Socioeconomic status (SEIFA) Low disadvantage 48.8 51.2 Average disadvantage 47.9 52.1 High disadvantage 51.3 48.7 Location city 49.9 50.1 Regional/remote areas 49.1 50.9 Notes: * Includes miscellaneous education and did not go to school. Percentages do not sum to 100 due to rounding. Source: Student Outcomes Survey, 2013. Appendix B: Modelling results B1 Estimates from the logistic regression with respect to the probability of being employed after training (six sub-major intended occupations) Parameter Estimate Standard error Pr > ChiSq Intercept -0.7613 0.0441 <.0001 Completion status Graduates 0.2532 0.0391 <.0001 Module completers Reference category Trade area Food trades workers -0.0424 0.0436 0.331 Electrotechnology and telecommunications trades 0.3043 0.0540 <.0001 workers Construction trades workers 0.4165 0.0550 <.0001 Automotive and engineering trades workers -0.1294 0.0391 0.0009 Engineering, ICT and science technicians -0.2445 0.0444 <.0001 Skilled animal and horticultural workers/other technicians Reference category and trades workers Completion status by trade area Graduates as food trades workers 0.4220 0.0739 <.0001 Graduates as electrotechnology and telecommunications 0.5626 0.0844 <.0001 trades workers Graduates as construction trades workers 0.9991 0.0809 <.0001 Graduates as automotive and engineering trades 0.9478 0.0617 <.0001 workers Graduates as engineering, ICT and science technicians 0.0920 0.0576 0.1105 Graduates as skilled animal and horticultural workers/ 0 . . other technicians and trades workers Module completers as in food trades workers 0 . . Module completers as electrotechnology and 0 . . telecommunications trades workers Module completers as construction trades workers 0 . . Module completers as automotive and engineering 0 . . trades workers Module completers as engineering, ICT and science 0 . . technicians
Food trades workers 60.7 39.3 Skilled animal and horticultural workers/ other technicians and trades workers 51.5 48.5 Licence requirement Licensed trades 49.6 50.4 Non-licensed trades 49.6 50.4 Training was part of an apprenticeship or traineeship Yes 49.4 50.7 No 49.9 50.1 Socioeconomic status (SEIFA) Low disadvantage 48.8 51.2 Average disadvantage 47.9 52.1 High disadvantage 51.3 48.7 Location city 49.9 50.1 Regional/remote areas 49.1 50.9 Notes: * Includes miscellaneous education and did not go to school. Percentages do not sum to 100 due to rounding. Source: Student Outcomes Survey, 2013. Appendix B: Modelling results B1 Estimates from the logistic regression with respect to the probability of being employed after training (six sub-major intended occupations) Parameter Estimate Standard error Pr > ChiSq Intercept -0.7613 0.0441 <.0001 Completion status Graduates 0.2532 0.0391 <.0001 Module completers Reference category Trade area Food trades workers -0.0424 0.0436 0.331 Electrotechnology and telecommunications trades workers 0.3043 0.0540 <.0001 Construction trades workers 0.4165 0.0550 <.0001 Automotive and engineering trades workers -0.1294 0.0391 0.0009 Engineering, ICT and science technicians -0.2445 0.0444 <.0001 Skilled animal and horticultural workers/other technicians and trades workers Reference category Completion status by trade area Graduates as food trades workers 0.4220 0.0739 <.0001 Graduates as electrotechnology and telecommunications trades workers 0.5626 0.0844 <.0001 Graduates as construction trades workers 0.9991 0.0809 <.0001 Graduates as automotive and engineering trades workers 0.9478 0.0617 <.0001 Graduates as engineering, ICT and science technicians 0.0920 0.0576 0.1105 Graduates as skilled animal and horticultural workers/ other technicians and trades workers 0 . . Module completers as in food trades workers 0 . . Module completers as electrotechnology and telecommunications trades workers 0 . . Module completers as construction trades workers 0 . . Module completers as automotive and engineering trades workers 0 . . Module completers as engineering, ICT and science technicians 0 . .
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