Table E.2.5
Percentage of 2009-2010 graduatesNote 1 working full-timeNote 2, three years after graduation, by level of education and province of study

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Table E.2.5
Percentage of 2009-2010 graduatesNote 1 working full-timeNote 2, three years after graduation, by level of education and province of study
Table summary
This table displays the results of Percentage of 2009-2010 graduates working full-time. The information is grouped by Province of study and level of education (appearing as row headers), Percentage (appearing as column headers).
Province of study and level of education Percentage
CanadaNote 3  
All levels of postsecondary education 74.7
College 74.6
University 74.8
Newfoundland and Labrador  
All levels of postsecondary education 76.5
College 78.5
University 75.1
Prince Edward Island  
All levels of postsecondary education 78.7
College 78.9
University 78.5
Nova Scotia  
All levels of postsecondary education 77.5
College 75.1
University 78.6
New Brunswick  
All levels of postsecondary education 77.1
College 74.2
University 77.9
QuebecNote 4  
All levels of postsecondary education 76.2
College 74.6
University 76.9
Ontario  
All levels of postsecondary education 72.3
College 72.9
University 71.9
Manitoba  
All levels of postsecondary education 77.2
College 79.8
University 75.8
Saskatchewan  
All levels of postsecondary education 81.2
College 82.5
University 80.4
Alberta  
All levels of postsecondary education 78.6
College 80.1
University 77.7
British Columbia  
All levels of postsecondary education 73.8
College 72.7
University 74.5
Note 1.

Graduates who pursued further education after their graduation are included in this table, as are graduates for whom a labour force status could not be calculated.

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Note 2.

Working at least 30 hours a week in a given job the week before the interview.

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Note 3.

Excludes the territories.

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Note 4.

Includes graduates of an "Attestation of College Studies" in Quebec.

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Notes: College includes a level of certification reported as: Community college or CEGEP certificate or diploma; Technical institute diploma or certificate; or Hospital school of nursing or school of radiology certificate or diploma.
College excludes: Registered apprenticeship; Trade/vocational certificate or diploma; graduates from private post-secondary institutions.
University includes a 2005 level of certification reported as: University diploma or certificate below bachelor level; Bachelor's degree or first professional degree; University diploma or certificate above bachelor level but below master level; Master's degree; or Doctorate.
Please note that the National Graduates Survey (NGS) 2013, class of 2009-2010 was conducted three years after graduation, whereas previous National Graduate Surveys were conducted two years after graduation. While information on graduates at the time of graduation is comparable across cycles, information on graduate’s activities at the time of the interview are not directly comparable. For example, labour market outcomes and debt repayment pertain to status three years after graduation for the NGS 2013 compared to two years after graduation for other cycles of NGS.
Source : Statistics Canada, National Graduates Survey (Class of 2009-2010).
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