8th Graduation Ceremony
28-02-2020. 9am-12pm. KICC (TSAVO BALLROOM)
What we do
Our vision: A career-launching job for every young person, anywhere in the world. Generation is working to make this vision a reality through our global youth employment program.
Our mission: to empower young people to build thriving, sustainable careers and to provide employers the highly-skilled, motivated talent they need.
Employers face a range of problems in entry level jobs—difficulty finding skilled talent, lackluster on-the-job performance, and high turnover in important roles. We can help address all of these challenges with our unique approach to training and our determined young graduates.
Generation Delivers
graduates from Generation Kenya since 2015
of graduates employed within 90 days of program completion
Generation is proud to work with over 200 employers in Kenya
remain in the same job six months after placement
Find a program in your area
New hires who add value from day one
Many employers struggle to find entry-level staff with the right technical skills and personal attributes. Generation sources, trains, and energizes new recruits who can create value for your business from their first day on the job. Generation also works with employers to customize programs based on your specific needs. Read more about how we work with employers on our global site
Generation: Exactly what employers need
We focus on tracking and raising the return on investment (ROI) that employers get from recruiting and training–so your new hires operate at higher productivity, with longer retention, and faster speed to promotion.
"We save as much as fifty percent of the recruitment and training cost when we partner with Generation."
Our funders
A few of our key partners
News
Generation in the press
Enhancing youth’s skills for employment
USAID East Africa Trade + Investment HubGeneration Kenya delivers another 4,000 youths for Kenya job market
Capital FM OnlineSkill-based training necessary to curb shortage of employable youth in Kenya
The Standard DigitalHow proper training can boost youth labour participation
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