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Social Finance partnered with American Diesel Training Centers (ADTC), a diesel technician training program based in Ohio, to train more than 1,000 people for high-demand jobs as diesel mechanics. Amid critical labor shortages, many participating employers paid for employee graduates’ tuition, enabling them to upskill at no cost.
This case study provides details on the development of the program, insights, and early outcomes.
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