Our impact

We reverse pervasive unemployment for our graduates and help them achieve economic mobility for themselves and their families.

Our Methodology

We define impact as advancing on three dimensions simultaneously

Breadth

Our annual and cumulative volume of graduates around the world.

126,107

graduates across 17 countries since launching in 2015

390,932

family members indirectly supported

Depth

Our employment and income outcomes within 3 and 6 months of program completion.

83%

of graduates placed in jobs within six months of program completion (76% at three months)

$1.5 billion

in cumulative wages earned by graduates since 2015

Durability

Our sustained employment, income, and well-being outcomes for our graduates over time.
Our alumni 2-5 years after graduation:

76% continue to be employed
71% are able to meet their daily needs
36% are able to save money
Learn more about our measurement philosophy

Who We Serve

52%

Female

28%

with 1 or more dependents

73%

don’t have university degree

89%

were unemployed, with over half for 6+ months

Who We Serve

We believe that great employees are identified through their skills, rather than their demographics

Our learners have a range of profiles by age, education, ethnicity, gender and income.

Employment impact

Graduates have thriving, high quality career paths

At 2-5 years post graduation, our alumni have sustained employment in high quality job roles, which is a strong indicator of continued wellbeing and career growth

While graduates start in entry level roles, they quickly advance to intermediate & managerial roles

Three different types of country economies

Graduates make strong progress on their economic mobility journeys

We want to see our graduates in jobs that provide stable, living wage incomes and we see strong progress from different starting points. In both tech and non-tech sectors, living wage attainment rises significantly after completing a Generation program and continues to grow thereafter.