
Career pathways that lead somewhere real.
Career readiness for students and young adults, built with schools and community partners, with coaching that turns a plan into a next step.
From school to a good job, with support at every step.
Young New Yorkers want careers with real pay and real growth. We help them see the options, build the skills and make a plan they believe in.
Every participant works with a success coach, so progress is personal, tracked and celebrated.
Skills, exposure and a plan.
Career exploration
Interest and strengths mapping, industry panels and career pathway planning.
Professional skills
Resumes, interviews, communication, teamwork and workplace readiness.
Digital and financial skills
Technology basics, banking, budgeting and understanding a paycheck.
Work-based learning connections
Partnerships with employers and community organizations for real exposure.
Success coaching
One-on-one and small-group coaching toward college, training or employment.
Meeting students where they are, and moving them forward.
Designed for transfer schools, young adult programs and high schools that need more than a one-time career day.
Outcomes your community can see.
College and career readiness
Pathways that connect academics to post-secondary options and careers.
Career and technical education friendly
Programs that complement CTE courses, internships and industry partnerships.
Equity and opportunity
Built for students who are overage, undercredited or reconnecting to school.
Data you can share
Participation, skills gained and next-step placements, reported clearly.
Local, accountable partner
NYC DOE approved vendor, MTAC holder and MWBE certified business.
From first call to launch.
Talk with us
Share your students, goals and partners.
Get a proposal
Receive a scoped plan with timing and options.
Launch and report
We start programs and share outcomes with your leaders.
Questions about workforce development
What does your workforce development program include?
Career exploration, professional skills, resumes, interviews, digital and financial skills, and coaching toward a clear next step in college, training or employment.
Who is the program for?
High school students, transfer school and young adult learners, and out-of-school youth who need a bridge to careers and college.
Do you work with employers and community partners?
Yes. We build pathways with schools, community organizations and local employers so students meet real opportunities, not just lessons.
Can it run inside our school?
Yes. We can deliver in class, before or after school, or as a stand-alone cohort, with success coaches supporting students along the way.
How do you measure results?
We can report participation, attendance, skills gained and next-step placements, so you can show outcomes to your community and funders.
How do we get started?
Request a proposal. We learn your students and goals, then send a scoped plan with timing and options.