First-Destination Survey & Career Outcomes demo
Career centers trace each graduate's outcome to a source the NACE protocol allows, with a named person confirming it 1:32
What the demo shows
Career centers verify graduates' jobs and further study from surveys and records, per NACE
Agents build the class from the student information system, follow up with unknown graduates in their own channel and language, match graduates against the national enrollment match file, employer confirmations and public profiles, count only the sources the NACE protocol allows, lay conflicting sources side by side, and propose the NACE category with the section cited. A career services staff member confirms every outcome, a second person confirms every change, the director signs the class report and Institutional Research checks the totals before they go to the state or into the federal earnings evidence.
Transcript
- First-Destination Survey and Career Outcomes verifies where graduates went, by the national standard.
- Career centers should know sixty-five percent of outcomes, and most count by hand.
- Halden State's class of twenty twenty-six is at sixty-one point eight percent.
- The column fills by source: surveys, employers, profiles and enrollment matches.
- Overnight, the Verifier matched four hundred twelve graduates in the enrollment file.
- An analyst checks a sample and confirms: sixty-six percent, past the line.
- One conflict remains: the survey says full time, the employer letter says twenty hours.
- The Classifier proposes part time; the analyst agrees, a second person confirms.
- The director signs, and Institutional Research checks the totals for the state.
- Every source, confirmer and date is on the record, ready to export.
- Two thirds of the class known a month early, every outcome traced.
- Built on Botminds: agents, data, screens and governance on one platform.
The narration as written for the film. Captions are on the player.