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General Assembly

Education and career transformation courses

Outcomes Associate

Business Development & PartnershipsConfirmed live in the last 24 hours
Full-timeJordanNo salary listedIn-person

About the Job

Requirements

  • Must be a Jordanian national.
  • Must be fluent in written and spoken Arabic and English.
  • Must hold a degree in Business, Human Resources, Education, Technology, Economics, or a related field.
  • Must have previous experience in talent acquisition, recruitment, employer engagement, workforce development, business development, sales, career services, or related fields.
  • Must have a strong understanding of Jordan's labor market and technology ecosystem.
  • Must have knowledge of regional and global technology hiring trends.
  • Must have experience building partnerships with employers and external stakeholders.
  • Must be able to identify and develop new employer and partnership opportunities.
  • Must be passionate about supporting Jordanian talent and advancing employment outcomes in the technology sector.

Responsibilities

  • Identify, cultivate, and manage strategic partnerships with technology companies, startups, enterprises, government entities, development organizations, and industry associations in Jordan and across the MENA region.
  • Develop relationships with employers actively hiring technology talent and position program graduates as a preferred talent pool.
  • Foster strong relationships with human resources leaders, hiring managers, founders, and ecosystem stakeholders.
  • Build partnerships with organizations that can support graduates in securing remote employment and international opportunities.
  • Track and monitor the progress of graduates and participants to ensure successful employment and career advancement outcomes.
  • Support graduates in securing full-time employment, contract work, internships, apprenticeships, freelance engagements, and startup opportunities.
  • Conduct employer outreach and job matching activities to connect graduates with relevant opportunities.
  • Maintain regular communication with alumni to track long-term career progression and identify success stories.
  • Build relationships with Jordan's startup ecosystem, incubators, accelerators, coworking spaces, and entrepreneurship support organizations.
  • Create opportunities for graduates to engage with employers and industry professionals.
  • Support initiatives that increase awareness of emerging technology careers and skills demanded by employers.
  • Provide administrative support for partnership and placement activities.
  • Schedule meetings, manage stakeholder communications, and track deliverables.
  • Maintain accurate records of employer partnerships, graduate outcomes, and engagement activities.
  • Assist in preparing presentations, reports, and stakeholder updates.
  • Track graduates' employment outcomes and career progression.
  • Follow up with graduates after program completion to assess employment status, career advancement, freelance project acquisition, startup development milestones, and business growth and sustainability.
  • Proactively engage Jordanian, regional, and international employers recruiting technology talent.
  • Develop employer pipelines that create direct hiring opportunities for graduates.
  • Build and maintain a database of relevant technology vacancies and hiring partners.
  • Facilitate candidate referrals and matching between employers and graduates.
  • Develop an understanding of employer skill requirements to inform curriculum alignment and workforce development initiatives.
  • Build capacity and partnerships that enable graduates to access remote work opportunities globally.
  • Develop processes, training pathways, and partnerships that support graduates in becoming successful freelancers.
  • Connect graduates with platforms, clients, and organizations seeking remote technology talent.

About the Company

General Assembly

Education and career transformation courses

General Assembly provides education and career transformation by offering in-demand skill courses in areas such as web development, data science, and digital marketing. It operates online and in-person programs, allowing individuals and organizations to learn flexibly. Courses can be taken individually or as part of broader programs, and the company also runs corporate training partnerships with large firms to upskill employees. A free intro course, Dash, serves as a low-barrier introduction to its offerings. The model earns revenue from tuition and corporate training contracts. GA differentiates itself through its global footprint (about 30 campuses), a mix of individual and enterprise offerings, and accessible paths like free introductory courses. The goal is to help people and companies acquire job-relevant skills to close the global skills gap and advance careers.

Company size
1,001-5,000
Company stage
Acquired
Total funding
$188.2M
Headquarters
New York City, New York
Founded
2011

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