Creating Pathways for Career Success Generation USA prepares, guides, and supports people for life-changing careers.
LETTER FROM CEO, SEAN SEGAL (OCTOBER 22, 2020)
Today, we announced a partnership with Verizon – one of the largest partnerships in Generation USA’s history – to significantly scale access to free, tech-focused career training programs aimed at reskilling Americans. The partnership will enable Generation to support Verizon’s goal of preparing 500,000 individuals for jobs of the future by 2030.
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FEATURED: JACKSONVILLE TEAM REACHES MAJOR MILESTONE
Generation in Jacksonville recently hit the 1,000-student mark, an important milestone for the program that began in 2016.
“It’s the most students we’ve served in any one area across the United States, so we’re really proud of that,” says Alexandra Rudnick, a program lead for Generation USA, a workforce development nonprofit. “We feel established in this city in a new way. It feels like a meaningful accomplishment and the start of the next chapter.”
Generation Delivers
At each United States program, dedicated staff members work with students to ensure they reach graduation.
of Generation USA graduates remain in the same job one year after placement.
of graduates are employed within 90 days of graduation.
Generation: Exactly What Employers Need
We focus on tracking and raising the return on investment (ROI) that employers get from recruiting and training. As a result, your new hires operate at higher productivity, with longer retention, and faster speed to promotion.
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Generation in the press
“They taught us what it means to be the kind of employee who deserves leadership positions,”
Florida Times-UnionAn often-overlooked group among the job candidate base are opportunity youth, defined by the Rockefeller Foundation as young people between the ages of 16 to 24 who are neither in school, nor working. In the U.S., that’s an untapped talent pool of 6.7 million individuals.
WorldatWork“Even though we have this robust labor market, we have employers that are looking at a scarcity of talent,” said Demetra Brown, Partnership Engagement Manager at Generation, a nonprofit that trains young adults with sought-after industry skills.
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