Welding Educators Survey-6/6/20

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This for is for collecting information related to the concept of HS Students receiving credit for welding training that can be applied to postsecondary programs. This information will be used to support discussion of the topic at future welding instructor meetings.

Are your ideas about this subject in the context of education in the US? (It is ok if they are not and they are welcome)

Yes

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Do your students participate in any type of dual enrollment/articulation agreement between High Schools and Postsecondary welding training programs?

Yes

Unsure

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Which best describes your organization

HS that provides Dual Enrollment Options for Welding

HS that does not provide Dual Enrollment options for Welding

Post Secondary that accepts Dual Enrollment Hours from other schools.

Post Secondary that does not accept Dual Enrollment Hours from other schools.

Other

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If your students are recieving or did recieve credit for hours in high school, what options are available in the postsecondary program?

Self Paced and can finish early depending on abilities.

Must complete the full hours to be awarded completion status

Student hours are reduced based upon the number of dual enrollment hours.

Do you feel that dual enrollment students progress faster than other students who have completed prior programs but were not "'Dual Enrolled".

Yes

No Opinion

Depends on the Student

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What Best Describes the out of pocket costs for students with dual enrollment credit that participate in programs after HS.

Their costs are reduced but so is their time.

Their costs are reduced but time is not affected.

Their costs are the same but the time is reduced.

Their costs are the same and the time is reduced.

I don't know

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Please Rank the importance of the following items as they are related to developing characteristics that lead to employment for your students.

Not important

Somewhat important

Important

Very Important

Essential

Time in the Booth welding

Time in Classroom working on theory

School activities not related to welding.

Welding Related Field trips

Ability to weld

Ability to discuss welding theory

School Completion Certificates

Industry Certification (WPQR)

Industry Certification (Non Welding)

The Equipment and Materials in your Shop

Are you aware of any employers in your region that will not hire welders based on skills and abilities but only based upon completion of specific programs?

Yes

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In cases where completers of a HS program have their hours reduced at any future program, what would best match your suggestion to them.

Do not participate in dual enrollment because your welding education time will be reduced.

Participate in Dual Enrollment because you will be getting credit and can complete early.

Participate in Dual Enrollment because it will look good.

No opinion

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Have you ever had a student inform you that they wished they had NOT participated in dual enrollment?

Yes

I do not have DE students.

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Have you ever had a student inform you that they wished the HAD participated in dual enrollment?

Yes

I do not have a DE option.

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What are your thoughts on Dual Enrollment programs?

Can you describe any feedback you have received from students related to DE

Does your organization receive any additional funding for dual enrolled students?

Yes

Unsure

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General Comments

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