Budget 2003 -- Government of British Columbia.
   

Performance Measures and TargetsContinued

Goal 2 — Economic and social development

Core Business Areas:

Educational Institutions and Organizations

Industry Training and Apprenticeship

Student Financial Assistance Programs

Reduce Shortages in Strategic Skills Areas

Priorities
Strategies
Performance
Measures
Baseline 2003/04
Target
2004/05
Target
2005/06
Target

Increase Graduates from Programs Addressing Identifiable Skill Shortages

Increase student spaces in computer science, electrical and computer engineering.

Number of computer science, electrical and computer engineering student spaces

Baseline data for 2001/02:

3,400 total student spaces

Increase by 825 new spaces to 5,050 total student spaces Increase by 825 new spaces to 5,875 total student spaces Increase by 825 new spaces to 6,700 total student spaces
Increase student spaces in social/child protection worker, registered nursing, licensed practical nursing, residential care workers and other allied health programs Number of social/child protection worker student spaces

Baseline data for 2001/02:

815 total student spaces

Increase by 20 new spaces to 855 total student spaces Increase by 20 new spaces to 875 total student spaces Increase by 14 new spaces to 889 total student spaces
Number of RNs, LPNs and RCAs and other Allied Health student spaces

Baseline data for 2001/02:

5,659 total student spaces

Increase by 678 spaces to 7,318 total student spaces Increase by 431 spaces to 7,749 total student spaces Increase by 578 spaces to 8,327 total student spaces
Expand existing medical school facilities Number of medical school student spaces

Baseline data for 2001/02:

488 total student spaces

Increase by 8 spaces to

504 total student spaces

Increase by 80 new spaces to 584 total student spaces Increase by 96 new spaces to 680 total student spaces

Improved Labour Market Information to Support Student Choice and Post-Secondary Programs

Develop labour market information products

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Expand Training and Skills Development

Priorities
Strategies
Performance Measures Baseline 2003/04 Target 2004/05 Target 2005/06 Target

Increase the number of students in general trades training and apprenticeship

Ministry will work to increase general trades training and apprenticeship

Implement more equitable cost sharing among partners in industry training

Number of entry level trades training (ELTT) spaces in institutions Baseline data for 2001/02:

6,149 total student spaces (does not include apprenticeship)

Maintain at 6,149 total student spaces Increase by 100 new spaces to 6,249 total student spaces Maintain at 6,249 total student spaces
Number of trainees in industry training Baseline data will be for 2003/04 Establish baseline Maintain or increase Maintain or increase
Review program delivery to realign it with current and projected skill shortages

Develop a new model to deliver industry training in the province

Implementation and operational status of new industry training model Model implementation will begin in 2003/04 Round 1 & 2 pilot projects implemented

Round 1 pilot projects self sustainable

Round 2 pilot projects self sustainable New industry training model fully operational

 

Expand Research Capabilities in the Province

Priorities
Strategies
Performance Measures Baseline 2003/04
Target
2004/05
Target
2005/06
Target
Promote innovation in research at BC public institutions

Monitor funding support for research activity

Federal/provincial funding support for research Baseline data will be for 2001/02 (data not yet available)

Data for 2000/01:

Federal funding: $133 m

Provincial funding: $27 m

Other funding: $107 m

Establish baseline Maintain or increase Maintain or increase
Number of licences, patents, spin-off companies Baseline data will be for 2002/03

(data not yet available)

Establish baseline Maintain or increase Maintain or increase

 

 
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