Program design
Shape the right pathway, lessons, learner supports, and delivery plan around your audience and goals.
EXODOS GROUP HOLDINGS · DIGITAL ACCESS & SKILLS
Digital skills for the next step forward.
We design practical digital learning for organizations serving job seekers, older adults, young people, and people returning home. Explore the framework or talk with us about a program for your community.
START HERE
Find a pathway that fits
Choose your goal. We’ll suggest a starting point.
YOUR STARTING POINT
Select a goal above to see a suggested pathway.
ONE FRAMEWORK. FOUR PATHWAYS.Program designHands-on instructionMeasurable progress
FOR ORGANIZATIONS
Bring digital learning to the people you serve.
Exodos Group Holdings can scope a service agreement with nonprofits, employers, public agencies, housing providers, and community partners.
Workshops and cohorts
Plan practical sessions at a partner site or through a delivery arrangement tailored to the contract.
Progress and reporting
Agree on relevant measures such as starting skills, participation, demonstrated tasks, and next steps.
Programs are scoped individually. Training dates and any credential claims will be confirmed after applicable requirements are reviewed.
THE FOUR PATHWAYS
Start where you are.
Each pathway meets a different goal. You may build core skills first and move into another pathway as your needs change.
01
START WITH THE ESSENTIALS
Digital Foundations
Build confidence with devices, the internet, email, and common online tasks.
- Device basics and accessibility
- Internet, email, and online forms
- Passwords, privacy, and scam awareness
A starting point for first-time learners and youth building core skills.
02
MOVE TOWARD EMPLOYMENT
Digital Workforce
Practice the online tools used to find work, apply, interview, and succeed on the job.
- Job search and application portals
- Résumés, documents, and video interviews
- Workplace tools and responsible AI use
For job seekers, career changers, and young adults exploring work.
03
HANDLE EVERYDAY LIFE ONLINE
Digital Independence
Get practical support with digital services that help you stay connected and manage daily needs.
- Telehealth and patient portals
- Benefits, transportation, and communication
- Banking safety and recognizing scams
Especially useful for older adults and anyone seeking more independence online.
04
RECONNECT AFTER RELEASE
Digital Re-Entry
Learn the digital steps involved in returning home and connecting with work and essential services.
- Accounts, email, and digital identity
- Employment, benefits, healthcare, and transit
- Safer online habits and a personal plan
For returning citizens and people preparing for a supported transition home.
SAMPLE CURRICULUM
Learn it. Try it. Use it.
A sample format is six hands-on sessions of 2.5 hours each. The final scope, pace, and supports are set with each contracting organization and depend on applicable approvals.
15sample hours of core learning
across six sessions
across six sessions
01
Technology with confidence
Devices, settings, accessibility, and practice
02
Internet and email
Search, messages, accounts, and online forms
03
Productivity tools
Documents, files, and everyday digital tasks
04
Digital safety
Passwords, privacy, scams, and safer choices
05
Digital life
Health, benefits, services, and connections
06
Digital workforce
Applications, interviews, and work tools
A proposed skills check and practical task can help document progress. This outline does not promise a certificate or open enrollment.
HOW A PARTNERSHIP WORKS
From need to a scoped program.
The client and Exodos agree on the audience, service model, and practical outcomes before a cohort begins.
Tell us your need
Share the audience, setting, goals, timing, and any funding or contract requirements.
Shape the scope
Choose pathway content, delivery format, learner supports, responsibilities, and measures.
Confirm readiness
Set the agreement, staffing, site, access needs, and any required regulatory review.
Deliver and learn
Once ready, run the program and report agreed results and next-step recommendations.
WHO WE SERVE
Programs shaped around real barriers.
The framework is designed for learners ages 16 and older, including people who need access to devices or internet service. Exodos works with contracting organizations to set each cohort’s geography, eligibility, accommodations, and referral process.
There is no open enrollment today. Dates, sites, and seats will be announced only when a partner program is confirmed.
Potential learner groups
- People seeking work or changing careers
- Older adults navigating online services
- Young people ages 16–24 building digital confidence
- People preparing for or navigating re-entry
- People with limited skills, devices, or broadband
The pathway finder is a guide, not a promise of eligibility or placement. Individual participation depends on an active cohort.