Table 5.8.12
Class of 2000 college graduates who pursued additional education after graduation by type of program, Territories

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Pursued additional education in the five years following graduation Pursued additional education in the two years following graduation Pursued additional education from two to five years after graduation
% standard error % standard error % standard error
Yukon
All programs x … F … x …
Health programs1 .. … .. … .. …
Dental support services and allied professions .. … .. … .. …
Health and medical administrative services .. … .. … .. …
Allied health diagnostic, intervention and treatment professions .. … .. … .. …
Nursing .. … .. … .. …
Nursing / Registered nurse .. … .. … .. …
Licensed practical / vocational nurse training .. … .. … .. …
Rehabilitation and therapeutic professions .. … .. … .. …
Health aides / Attendants / Orderlies .. … .. … .. …
Selected health-related programs2 .. … .. … .. …
Social work .. … .. … .. …
All other programs3 x … F … x …
Northwest Territories
All programs 33.3 (4.6) 26.3 (4.1) 11.6 E (3.3)
Health programs1 x … x … .. …
Dental support services and allied professions .. … .. … .. …
Health and medical administrative services .. … .. … .. …
Allied health diagnostic, intervention and treatment professions .. … .. … .. …
Nursing x … x … .. …
Nursing / Registered nurse .. … .. … .. …
Licensed practical / vocational nurse training .. … .. … .. …
Rehabilitation and therapeutic professions .. … .. … .. …
Health aides / Attendants / Orderlies .. … .. … .. …
Selected health-related programs2 .. … .. … .. …
Social work .. … .. … .. …
All other programs3 32.9 (4.5) 22.7 (3.0) 16.9 E (4.6)
Nunavut
All programs x … x … .. …
Health programs1 .. … .. … .. …
Dental support services and allied professions .. … .. … .. …
Health and medical administrative services .. … .. … .. …
Allied health diagnostic, intervention and treatment professions .. … .. … .. …
Nursing .. … .. … .. …
Nursing / Registered nurse .. … .. … .. …
Licensed practical / vocational nurse training .. … .. … .. …
Rehabilitation and therapeutic professions .. … .. … .. …
Health aides / Attendants / Orderlies .. … .. … .. …
Selected health-related programs2 .. … .. … .. …
Social work .. … .. … .. …
All other programs3 x … x … .. …

.. not available for a specific reference period

… not applicable

x suppressed to meet the confidentiality requirements of the Statistics Act

E use with caution

F too unreliable to be published

1. Excludes veterinary programs.

2. Includes Psychology, Social work, Epidemiology and Health and physical education / fitness programs.

3. Includes veterinary programs but excludes all health programs, Psychology, Social work, Epidemiology and Health and physical education / fitness.

Notes: University programs are not offered in the territories.

Type of program is defined using the Classification of Instructional Programs (CIP). See Appendix 3 for more details.

Source: Follow-up Survey of Graduates (Class of 2000), Statistics Canada.