Leif Partners With NexGenT And Arranges $6 Million In Financing To Expand Education Opportunities Through Outcomes-Aligned Education Finance
Growth financing agreement will enable more individuals to obtain job-ready training through outcomes-aligned education financing
Leif, the market’s full-service Income Share Agreement Management Platform, announced a growth financing agreement with leading network engineering and cyber security training platform NexGenT. The capital provided through the agreement will allow NexGenT to scale access to its Zero To Engineer programs through a new outcomes-aligned education financing option.
“The demand for network engineering and cyber security professionals continues to rapidly grow. NexGenT has a proven history of generating positive career outcomes for its students. We are proud to partner with NexGenT to help them expand access to their programs that get students career-ready and prepared to succeed in today’s economy,” commented Leif Founder and CEO Jeffrey Groeber.
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Founded by two Air Force veterans, NexGenT has developed a new training framework that takes students with no prior experience or formal higher education from Zero To Engineer within 6 months. The programs leverage the military-style training philosophy of job readiness with decades of network engineering and cybersecurity experience. The Zero To Engineer™ training framework places people into careers more quickly and more effectively than ever before.
“NexGenT’s mission is to close the skills gap across network engineering, cybersecurity and other technical fields. The ability to offer a $0 upfront tuition financing option across all of our Zero To Engineer™ programs will allow us to reach even more people, including the millions of workers who have been displaced by COVID-19,” said NexGenT Founder and CEO Terry Kim. “Our ISA offering powered by Leif will enable us to increase our enrollments and access to our programs.”
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