Give every client a coach that fits in their pocket. As they build real skills, the evidence flows straight to your caseload dashboard — already formatted as WIOA-compliant Measurable Skill Gains (MSG) — so you're not stuck doing data entry at the end of a long day.
Watch the 2-minute overview ↓Ask any client three questions: What did you make? What did it take? What would you tell your grandmother about it? Those answers are the real test. When a peer, a coach, or an Elder responds "I see it" to a client's "I can" claim, that claim becomes witnessed evidence — the same rigor that turns an iCAN statement into a defensible Measurable Skill Gain on your dashboard.
New Mexico's workforce challenge is not a training gap — it is a foundation gap. Learners who lack the Durable Life Skills that underpin every career pathway cannot fully benefit from job training until those foundations are visible, measurable, and portable.
NextREADY GPS makes those foundations visible — and turns the documentation of their growth into automatic WIOA evidence. Watch the overview, then choose your next step.
Durable Life Skills and CTE · 2:34 · ASCEND / NextREADY GPS
Every skill statement a client writes on their own device automatically becomes a documented step in their WIOA case file — no manual entry required.
MSG = Measurable Skill Gains · WIOA Title I compliance · MSG Type 4: skills progression on a recognized framework · DOL Building Blocks, 864 occupations
Choose the path that fits where you are right now.
The complete navigator workflow — iCAN progression, dashboard walkthrough, 12-week program spine, WIOA alignment, and the CNM Ingenuity pilot model.
Navigator system overviewExperience the Durable Life Skills framework from the inside — the same tool your clients will use. Select a skill, find your finger, get your iCAN statement.
Open the Skills JourneySchedule a walkthrough with the NextREADY GPS team. We'll show you the navigator dashboard live — from client AI session through to one-click WIOA export.
Get in touch"Improving employability skills through entrepreneurship: helping displaced participants return to the workforce." — Beth Elias, EAWDB & Ferdi Serim, ASCEND · Washington, D.C., April 2022
EAWDB · Startup Generation Entrepreneurship Program · Spring + Fall 2021 · Evaluator: Jason Ravitz, Evaluation by Design · McCune Charitable Foundation Grant #260209