Redefining what’s possible
We transform education to employment systems to prepare, place, and support people into life-changing careers that would otherwise be inaccessible.
Generation Delivers
Breadth
Our annual and cumulative volume of graduates:
graduates since launching in 2019
graduates expected in 2024 alone
Depth
Our employment and income outcomes within 3 and 6 months of program completion
of graduates placed in jobs within six months of program completion
per year average starting salary for our learners
Durability
Sustained employment, income, and well-being outcomes over time per different country economy type
of Alumni can meet their daily financial needs 2-5 years after program completion
of Alumni that can save, and most commonly do so to invest in better quality housing or purchase a home
Supporting First Nations people into long term careers
Generation Australia established the Dyilya project to strengthen employment pathways for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people, and to work alongside local communities to co-design the approach.
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The Generation difference
Generation graduates are successfully navigating difficult circumstances, finding great jobs, and adapting to the ever-changing world of work.
Generation Australia has been recognised nationally by a wide range of leading organisations for our work
Tech Diversity Awards Winner
Education Category
2021 & 2022
Recognition Award
Supporting Inclusion in Tech and Community Impact
2023
Finalist
Women in Digital Awards
2023
Recognition Award
Supporting and Participating in Leading Disability Inclusion
2024
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While the recent 15 per cent pay rise for aged care workers is a long-overdue boost to those already employed, more needs to be done to attract new people to the sector.
Inside AgingGeneration Australia has crafted a charter that commits signatories to finding solutions to systemic unemployment facing some sectors of the community. These include recent migrants, Indigenous people and those with a disability.
Financial ReviewEDUCATION-to-employment provider Generation Australia will embark on a three-year partnership with Bank of America to support First Nations Australians into in-demand roles as a result of a $2.5 million (US$1.8 million) funding commitment from the bank.
The AdvocateEmployers around Australia are facing problems filling positions. What started in 2021 with millions of employees globally quitting their jobs in search of better possibilities has turned into a full-fledged crisis for many businesses.
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