Become an Emerge Ambassador
Help give those who have been justice-impacted a second chance and earn money for every successful referral.*
We train justice-impacted people for careers in CDL truck-driving.
Fully funded by the government, Emerge Career uses technology, partnerships, and individualized support to train and place formerly incarcerated individuals into truck-driving jobs earning an average of $75,000/year.
We collaborate with individuals, CBOs, and various groups to recruit participants for our free job training programs.
Where we work
We're constantly working to expand our programs. At this time, we have active training programs in:
Who's eligible?
How Referrals Work
Becoming a Referral Partner is Get access to our Partner Dashboard, where you can follow the progress of applicants they refer throughout their entire journey with Emerge Career.
Sign up to become a referral partner. Use the email here you'd like to receive weekly updates on how your applicants are doing.
Share the unique sign-up link via email, text, or social media to those you want to refer. Everyone who signs up via your link will show up in your Partner Dashboard.
Everyone you refer will show up in your Partner Dashboard, where you can track their progress through our platform. Once they finish our online training, you'll receive $100.
Ready to become a Referral Partner?
Sign Up TodayIn the news
Reentering society after years in prison is difficult for many reasons, among which perhaps the most prosaic is simply that it’s hard to get a job...
Education options during and after incarceration have never been particularly extensive, despite the best intentions of educators. Emerge Career is working on changing...
A new program call Emerge Career is creating a pipeline from prison to the workforce.It provides truck driver training, helping people that are getting out of prison get on their feet...
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This is a “win-win.” Many formerly incarcerated individuals have trouble finding work upon release, which can drive them back into crime.
Why government agencies work with us?
Programs
