Supporting Economic Mobility
Generation believes in the power of employment to change lives
Our 4th annual Global Alumni Survey assesses the durability of our outcomes on alumni who graduated in the last two to five years. The survey was conducted across 14 Countries, including India. Two to five years after Generation, alumni show strong, durable outcomes in their careers, financial health, well-being and community engagement.
As per this Global Alumni Survey our alumni continue to have high rates of employment, are employed in good quality jobs, are achieving higher than the living wage determined and agree that the Generation programme has improved their financial situation.
Outcomes
Good training only matters to us if our learners secure jobs. We have now supported more than 22,000+ of our learners into work. That’s around 80% of learners who completed our courses.
However, we are not just in the market for any jobs, but for good, life-changing jobs. We are looking to place learners in careers that they keep and in which they thrive and progress.
We take pride in the fact that our learners experience 3x increase in income after completion of the course.
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A large majority of Generation India alumni report highly positive well-being outcomes
are very satisfied or satisfied with their life
are highly confident or confident in their ability to achieve their professional goals
feel that their life has a very clear or clear sense of purpose
feel a strong or some sense of positive energy from the community in the workplace
feel optimistic or very optimistic about the future
Demonstrable career growth
of alumni are engaged in paid work after 2-5 years since training
of employed alumni are engaged in paid work related to their Generation training
Comparison of Income with Living wages
Median Income of employed alumni
Living wages Single adult
of employed alumni’s monthly income is above the living wages
Living wages are remuneration received for a standard workweek by a worker in a particular place sufficient to afford a decent standard of living for the worker and her or his family. For India, this has been estimated using the Anker methodology with external validation.
Financial Independence
of the Alumni would be able to cover on their own a financial emergency right now
Financial Emergency is any expense or loss of income not planned for, like a missed payback, medical bill, etc.