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General Assembly Taps Student Finance Pioneer to Expand Access to Reskilling Programs

Partnership with EdAid will provide new financing option for students in Canada and the U.K.

NEW YORK, Feb. 4, 2021 /PRNewswire/ -- General Assembly, whose immersive workforce training programs have enabled more than 25,000 people worldwide to access careers in high-demand tech fields, today announced a new initiative designed to create more affordable upskilling pathways for students in the U.K. and Canada. Through a partnership with U.K.-based social impact startup EdAid, students can now enroll in General Assembly's popular immersive programs and spread the cost across 24 months, interest free.

"Deferred tuition is a bold investment in students at a time when upskilling is critically important to both individual and global economic recovery. We are proud to work with General Assembly to expand access to high quality training programs with meaningful outcomes," said Tom Woolf, Founder & CEO of EdAid.

In the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic, workers and job-seekers are turning to virtual workforce training programs to build the in-demand digital skills that translate to career opportunity and, ultimately, economic mobility. Through this new partnership, rooted in EdAid's deferred tuition model, aspiring General Assembly students in Canada and the U.K. can access career-changing courses -- including Software Engineering Immersive, User Experience Design Immersive, Data Science Immersive -- by paying tuition in monthly installments as low as £117 / $130 CAD.

"Now more than ever, cost cannot be a barrier for individuals seeking the sort of reskilling opportunities that can help them compete and succeed in an increasingly volatile global economy," said Julien Deslangles-Blanch, General Manager, Europe & Canada at General Assembly. "This is about removing the upfront barriers that too often prevent people from pursuing education and training -- and ensuring that students have the support they need to thrive in the world's fastest-growing industries."

Interested students can connect with General Assembly's Admissions team to learn more and apply here.

About EdAid
EdAid is on a mission to make access to quality education affordable. Through our global platform we are pioneering deferred payment plans. Founded in the U.K., EdAid is authorized and regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) with operations in the U.S., Canada, Australia, U.A.E. and U.K. Our team believes that access to education must be universal and its financing fairer and affordable. We work with world-class education institutions to support social mobility through interest-free, flexible payment options, administered by caring and professional student support teams.

About General Assembly
General Assembly is advancing the future of work. We create sustainable talent pipelines for businesses and build transparent career pathways to the most transformational work. Offering employer-driven, practitioner-taught training in high-demand fields like data, technology, design, and business, General Assembly's global reach, massive community, and leading outcomes have created an international community of professionals nearly one million strong. The most innovative companies rely on General Assembly's talent pipeline as a service model to benchmark talent, train employees, hire candidates, and increase diversity. Our unmatched scale, flexible training delivery, expert instructors, and employer-tested assessments have enabled hundreds of companies to fill their talent gaps and hundreds of thousands of individuals to pursue the work they love.

Contact:
Tori McKnight
tori.mcknight@berlinrosen.com

© 2021 PR Newswire
Solarbranche vor dem Mega-Comeback?
Lange galten Solaraktien als Liebling der Börse, dann kam der herbe Absturz: Zinsschock, Überkapazitäten aus China und ein Preisverfall, der selbst Marktführer wie SMA Solar, Enphase Energy oder SolarEdge massiv unter Druck setzte. Viele Anleger haben der Branche längst den Rücken gekehrt.

Doch genau das könnte jetzt die Chance sein!
Die Kombination aus KI-Explosion und Energiewende bringt die Branche zurück ins Rampenlicht:
  • Rechenzentren verschlingen Megawatt – Solarstrom bietet den günstigsten Preis je Kilowattstunde
  • Moderne Module liefern Wirkungsgrade wie Atomkraftwerke
  • hina bremst Preisdumping & pusht massiv den Ausbau
Gleichzeitig locken viele Solar-Aktien mit historischen Tiefstständen und massiven Short-Quoten, ein perfekter Nährboden für Kursrebound und Squeeze-Rally.

In unserem exklusiven Gratis-Report zeigen wir dir, welche 4 Solar-Aktien besonders vom Comeback profitieren dürften und warum jetzt der perfekte Zeitpunkt für einen Einstieg sein könnte.

Laden Sie jetzt den Spezialreport kostenlos herunter, bevor die Erholung am Markt beginnt!

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