People seeking career training face two major obstacles: they don't know what programs exist, and they can't assess which ones are worth it. These aren't personal failures. The workforce system has a significant, structural blind spot around career training visibility — and it substantially hinders economic mobility.
What we built
WhereWeGo created the first-ever nationwide, up-to-date database of career training programs — combining automated discovery tools, human verification, specialized inclusion criteria, and strategic partnerships with regional workforce organizations.
What the data captures
- Support services: job placement, childcare, transportation assistance
- Career outcome data and earning potential
- Program fit analysis based on worker characteristics
- Cost, duration, and delivery format
- Workforce-informed metadata with labor market context
Who it serves
Workers, counselors, policymakers, and funders who need to explore training options intuitively and confidently. Partners include workforce boards, regional economic development organizations, and industry nonprofits in clean energy, healthcare, and manufacturing.
"If you're a workforce representative who believes the career training landscape should be transparent and equitable — we're ready to partner."
