Program guide

How to apply to Generation Job Training Programs

Global nonprofit running short, skills-focused job training and placement programs for unemployed and underemployed people in 17 countries, in fields such as tech, healthcare, customer service, green jobs and skilled trades.

Official page Listing details

Step by step

Check that you are eligibleThe published rules: Open to people in a career transition, working professionals, students; Mostly for unemployed or underemployed adults; each country program sets its own criteria.
Gather the materialsYou will need: Application form answers, Test scores.
Write the answersLook for funded seats and sponsorship, and read their conditions carefully.
Submit on the official pageApply through the official page (Own portal), and keep the confirmation.
Follow upNote when results are due. If the organiser invites questions, ask once, briefly, after the date has passed.

Timeline

28 days before the deadlineCheck fit and list the materialsRead the official page, confirm every eligibility rule and list what the application asks for.
21 days before the deadlineDraft the answers and documentsDraft each written answer and document from what you already have, citing real facts only.
7 days before the deadlineReview against the criteriaReread every answer against the published criteria, fill the gaps and check every upload.
2 days before the deadlineSubmit and keep the confirmationSubmit before the last day; portals slow down near deadlines. Save the confirmation.

At a glance

Organizer: Generation (You Employed, Inc.)
Timing: Rolling: applications are read as they arrive
Cycle: Programs start throughout the year in each country.
Where: Brazil, Chile, Colombia
What you get: job-ready technical and behavioural training · job placement support with employers
Cost: Often free to learners (varies by country and program)
Applied through: Own portal
Account: You need an account on the application system

Who can apply

Open to people in a career transition, working professionals, students
Mostly for unemployed or underemployed adults; each country program sets its own criteria.

Materials checklist

Application form answersOnward Scout drafts it from your sourced profile; you approve every line.
Test scoresOnly you can supply it: upload it once and it is attached wherever it is asked for.

Questions you will meet, answered honestly

Why do you want to learn this now?

A concrete goal (a role, a project, a promotion) and how the course gets you there.

How much time can you commit?

Real hours per week. Programs ask because people who underestimate it tend to drop out.

What reviewers of courses and bootcamps look for

Look for funded seats and sponsorship, and read their conditions carefully.
Prepare for any entry assessment; some bootcamps test basic aptitude before admitting you.
Ask how outcomes are measured; a reputable program explains its method.

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