A certified program keeps its eligibility on a 70 percent placement rate the state computes from wage records. We build the placement effort for one occupation, in one region, from what employers there are posting right now.
Our regional job analysis engine reads the live postings for your program’s occupation in your region: which employers are hiring, what they ask for, and how many openings a completer can apply to before the credential is in hand.
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Your program’s SkillsFirst portal is loaded with resume, cover letter, pitch, and interview samples written in the duty language those employers use, plus the regional postings themselves. Students build from the real thing.
Coaches see each completer’s job engagement as it happens: which postings they opened, saved, applied to, or passed on, and who has gone quiet. That creates a dated program record of placement support; the verified placement number stays the state’s.
An established career readiness platform, in production at colleges and workforce programs since 2005, with a set of tools built specifically for Workforce Pell participants: one occupation, one market, one cohort on the clock. Live in days, not semesters.
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Tell us the programs, the state, and when the window opens. We’ll come back with the placement guide for each one.
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