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Preparation for Adults through Training and Higher Education (CUNY Career PATH) received a $19,860,087 Round One TAACCCT award to serve unemployed and underemployed New Yorkers and build capacity to better prepare adults for high-growth jobs. The program trained adult students in 15 occupational trainings in five major industries – health, business, education, hospitality, and manufacturing.
Defining Features of Project:
- The CareerPATH program model was designed with two overarching goals:
- To provide opportunities for unemployed and underemployed adults to train for employment in five major industries in New York City.
- To build the University’s long-term capacity to serve adult students through high quality workforce development initiatives.
- To support student success, a pre-program seminar was developed to initiate students into the training program, to communicate performance expectations, and to help students to understand their potential post-program career and educational pathways.
- While enrolled, students received career and academic advisement, case management, and job placement assistance. Additionally, CareerPATH integrated academic skills instruction within occupational training courses to help students build reading, writing and math competencies in addition to occupation-specific skills.
Project and Outcome Report | |
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Project | Preparation for Adults through Training and Higher Education (CUNY Career PATH) |
Institution | City University of New York |
Outcome Report | CUNY Career PATH Outcomes Report |
Industry Sector | Healthcare |
Grant Completed | 9/30/15 |
Grant Amount | $19,860,087 |
State Profile Report | New York State Profile Report |
Participation Metrics | |
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Participation | 2,630 participants |
Completed CUNY Career PATH program | 2,051 students |
Recognized credentials earned | 1,035 students earned nearly 2,200 industry-recognized credentials |
Employment* | 1,025 employed after completion |
*= As of the time of the Final Evaluation Report
Source: Grantee’s Third-Party Evaluation