What We Do
GWC programs and projects build institutional capacity for global engagement, foster lasting partnerships, deliver hands-on training and global learning experiences, and share expertise through a growing worldwide network.
What We Deliver
GWC initiatives prepare a global workforce to collaborate, adapt, and excel in a rapidly changing world.
Framework
The GWC drives workforce development and global learning, uniting education and industry to prepare individuals for success and advance progress in three key areas:
Flourishing People
• Physical and mental well-being
• Interpersonal skills, empathy, and cross-cultural collaboration
• Career readiness and pathways to economic mobility
Prosperous Communities & Sustainable Planet
• Economic vitality and enterprise growth
• Environmental stewardship and resilience
Innovative & Responsible Technology
• Cybersecurity and digital trust
• Artificial intelligence
• Transformative technologies
Membership Types
- Affiliated Institutions: Community colleges and higher education institutions worldwide that are selected to participate in a GWC program or project.
- Project Patrons: Organizations that co-develop program models with ACCT and provide grants, scholarships, expertise, and services to power specific GWC projects, activities, and participants.
- Nexus Members: Organizations that support GWC initiatives and operations through an annual sponsorship which includes ACCT conference registrations and targeted engagement opportunities to share expertise and gain global visibility.
- Implementation Partners: Higher education associations, government agencies, consultants, and other entities around the world that partner with ACCT to provide tailored in-country project support and context-specific resources and advising.
- Global Community Participants: ACCT member trustees, government representatives, and other global audiences invited to join GWC webinars, conference sessions, and events.
Join the GWC!
To learn how to get involved with the Global Workforce Coalition, contact:
Robin Matross Helms, PhD
Vice President for Membership and Educational Services, ACCT
[email protected]