Table A.19
Labour force activity in 2013 of 2009-2010 graduates of co-op vs non-co-op programs by level of study

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Table summary
This table displays the results of Labour force activity in 2013 of 2009-2010 graduates of co-op vs non-co-op programs by level of study Co-op program and Non-co-op program, calculated using percent units of measure (appearing as column headers).
  Co-op program Non-co-op program
College  
Number of graduates 19,700 63,000
    percent
Employed 92 90
Employed full time 86 79
Employed part time 6Note E: Use with caution 11
Out of the labour force 3Note E: Use with caution 6
Unemployment rate 5Note E: Use with caution 5
Bachelor  
Number of graduates 13,200 87,200
    percent
Employed 94 91
Employed full time 90 83
Employed part time 4Note E: Use with caution 8
Out of the labour force Note F: too unreliable to be published 4
Unemployment rate 3Note E: Use with caution 5
E use with caution
F too unreliable to be published
Notes: Numbers of graduates are rounded to the nearest 100. Graduates who pursued further education after their 2009-2010 graduation are excluded from this table, as are graduates for whom a labour force status could not be calculated. The unemployment rate is the percentage unemployed out of the total of employed and unemployed.
Source: Statistics Canada, National Graduates Survey, 2013 (Class of 2009-2010).
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