The Skills-to-Jobs Marketplace powered by America’s community colleges has announced a first-of-its-kind subscription service. This service helps the nation’s community colleges to be agile and more competitive in the future.
Unmudl connects learners and employers to a nationwide network of leading community colleges. It enables learners to easily access courses and short-term credential programs that eventually lead to jobs and better opportunities. Employers can use the Unmudl Marketplace to source highly skilled and diverse talent directly from the course and community college enrollment.
Unmudl’s CEO, Parminder K. Jassal, says: “Unmudl’s public benefit mission is to bring working learners, employers, and community colleges together. We’re confident this subscription model allows community colleges to join Unmudl without the hassle and long-term commitments, allowing them to serve employers and working learners while effortlessly broadening their reach and impact.”
The company allows community colleges to experience an affordable and flexible entry into the global training marketplace through their new subscription service. They can then offer courses to employers on Unmudl to upskill and reskill their talent while reaching a 500,000+ growing college learners pool. As many national providers are moving into communities with offerings that compete for head-on with community colleges, Unmudl is the answer for them to compete on a national or global scale.
“This subscription service to join Unmudl is a major step forward for community colleges,” said Chancellor Lee D. Lambert of Pima Community College and chair of the Unmudl Steering Council. “As a community college, Pima has access to Unmudl employer subscribers and all learners in the Unmudl network. We are able to offer courses nationwide for working learners that teach the skills employers are looking for right now, taught by our talented instructors.”
Learn more about Unmudl and its new subscription system, register today for this webinar: https://unmudl.com/events-and-publications/community-colleges-survive-during-covid-19-and-beyond.