You, Employed Generation USA gives you the skills you need and connects you with employers to find a job fast.
ONLINE PROGRAMS
Generation USA is running online classes in 5 cities. The Customer Service Supervisor online program is open to anyone in the country.
COVD-19 INFORMATION
All in-person programs have been postponed as we monitor the progression of the coronavirus. We’re committed to supporting our students, staff and partners during this time. We’ve created a Resources & Support hub for our prospective and current students, alumni and partners.
CONTACT TRACER
COVID-19 has disrupted millions of people’s lives and contact tracers are needed to map out active cases — Generation USA is seeking partners to help deploy its data-driven methodology and proven reskilling curriculum to train contact tracers. Read more here.
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program, open to workers age 40 and above. 
FEATURED: UPDATE FROM CEO, SEAN SEGAL (APRIL 16, 2020)
At Generation USA, we’re committed to supporting our students, staff and partners during this time. Learn how we’re doing this from our CEO, Sean Segal.
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 our employers say that Generation graduates perform better than average.
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.
A gift to Generation provides people across the country with the support and training they need to begin a successful, sustainable career.
Employers and Partners
News
Generation in the press
An 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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