EnGen’s 2025 Workforce Report reflects responses from over 6,000 adult English learners highlighting the benefits of English upskilling  across industries ranging from healthcare to retail to hospitality and more.

Addressing the healthcare workforce crisis requires more than short-term fixes—it demands long-term investment in historically overlooked talent pools, including English learners, first-generation students, and frontline workers.

Michigan is deepening its commitment to building a future-ready workforce by offering to workers across the state a no-cost opportunity to learn career-aligned English skills.

Workforce development leaders play a foundational role in building job-ready talent pipelines, but many strategies overlook an important group: adult English learners.

This May, EnGen is providing scholarship licenses to Welcoming Interactive to support local communities in advancing newcomers’ economic mobility and social inclusion.

EnGen joined SXSW EDU with a powerful charge: to ensure that this world-class convening about building a future-ready workforce included a focus on adult English learners—who represent 1 in 10 working-age adults.