$1,170 raised out of $2,500,000
Overview
Platform
Indiegogo
Backers
5
Start date
Jun 04, 2021
Close date
Aug 04, 2021
Concept

We help PEOPLE find a career PATH and lead their journey as FULFILLING and EFFECTIVE as possible!

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Summary

Multiple researches show that only one in seven people are happy with their professional life. Only one in four find jobs related to the major they graduated within college.

In addition, one in two people that graduate from college are unemployed or working on jobs that do not require a bachelor’s degree.

It is a problem affecting 157 million Americans who are part of the workforce today, aggravated by the 17 million people enrolling in college every year.

Tuition costs continue to rise, fueling the 1.7 trillion dollars accumulated student debt in the United States. Today, this amount is $740 billion higher than the total credit card debt in the nation.

At NeoCare, we believe there is a better way to choose, plan and pursue a professional career.

We also believe the professional journey should be flexible and allow for constant adjustments, including a complete pivot should it become the best option forward. 

We are building a digital platform to help people select a career and be guided through their journey, providing mentorship 24 hours a day, seven days a week.

Our team at NeoCare has over 15 years of experience helping companies find suitable candidates for their positions. 

We do this by applying modern evaluation techniques that profile the open positions and help identify the most compatible candidates to fill them. 

The Impact

The NeoCare platform will launch in the United States as part of the counseling instruments available to high schools.

We expect to reach 17 thousand mentees this year and 55 thousand until December of next year. 

Our objective is to help 1.6 million professionals in 71 countries by 2025.

Currently, 43% of students graduate from college, and only 5% complete their courses on time. 

At NeoCare, we believe our platform can increase college completion to 78%.

We also think it can slow the growth of student loans with the potential to avoid 422 billion dollars in new debts by 2025.

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