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One of our core values as an organization is that we "go further, together", and it could not be more true of our global community in light of the COVID‑19 pandemic.
Ongoing updates will be posted here.
Combating unemployment — and breaking down the systemic barriers that help cause it — is more important than ever. Our work in 2019 laid the foundation for how we’ve tackled the challenges of 2020, and we are glad to be able to share what we’ve been doing and learning with you.
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One of our core values as an organization is that we "go further, together", and it could not be more true of our global community in light of the COVID‑19 pandemic.
Ongoing updates will be posted here.
Generation is working to make this vision a reality through our global employment program.
Our mission: We transform education to employment systems to prepare, place, and support people into life-changing careers that would otherwise be inaccessible.
Through our program adults of all ages—whether unemployed, underemployed, or needing to learn new skills—can connect to the training, support, and jobs to change their path.
We solve a wide range of employer challenges—skilled talent shortages, lackluster on-the-job performance, reskilling needs, and higher turnover in important roles—with our unique approach and our determined graduates.
Learn more about who we are and what we do
Partner with usgraduates, 54% of whom identify as female
employed 3 months after program completion*
of grads had no income before Generation
of our employers say that Generation graduates perform better than average
Through their Generation experience, our graduates have transformed what’s possible for their families, their workplace, and their own lives.
Around the world, our students have overcome enormous obstacles to find their career path through Generation.
We aim to transform global employment practices through our work with employers, governments, communities, and other nonprofit organizations—creating a supportive environment rich in opportunity for those who otherwise might be disconnected from the workforce. We do this by working side-by-side with other organizations to build their capacity to prepare and place people into life-changing careers using the Generation approach. We’re already working on this with partners in Kenya, India, Singapore, and the US, including technical and vocational education and training institutions (TVETs), community colleges, and government organizations. We seek to expand this work over time to spark lasting change not only in lives of our graduates but in the employment system as a whole.
Generation has expanded beyond its work with young adults to serve mid-career workers who are looking to enter new fields—whether you have been displaced by a changing market, are returning to work after time away, or are simply in need of updated skills. The program, called ReGeneration, helps mid-career workers with wide ranges of experience develop the needed skills—technical, behavioral, and mindsets—to get the job you want. We train you, connect you with employers for job interviews, and support you, so you can launch a new career.
ReGeneration is currently offered in pilot programs in the United States, Singapore, and Spain.
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