Supplement your current training program or start an apprentice program from scratch with VR simulations from Transfr. Our simulated first-person sims provide a safe virtual platform where learners can develop confidence and competence in vital trade skills.
Transfr’s mission is to train the future of every industry and open up new opportunities for people across the globe. We create unique pathways to well-paying jobs available now in high-demand fields, enabling learners to find job security and upward mobility, facilitated by immersive, simulated hands-on training.
Transfr solutions are carefully crafted to deliver high-quality education and provide the support required for students to explore new careers and succeed. Transfr solutions aim to nurture collaboration among educational institutions and local employers in order to benefit the students.
Transfr is building on ramps to career pathways for millions of working learners who will be the future of every industry including healthcare, manufacturing, green technology, just to name a few. In partnership with regions across the country, Transfr also offers competency-based, simulated hands-on skills training for adult learners using immersive technologies.
Transfr solutions for career exploration and skills development are curated by experts and align with national standards for industry skill requirements. Transfr VR learning experiences are tailored to deliver unbiased, safe, cost-effective training without compromising the training quality or need for additional resources.
Non-profit organizations are dedicated to supporting youth and adult education by providing resources that help individuals overcome socio-economic barriers, gain independence, and improve their quality of life.
Transfr believes in second chances and is a proud supporter of educational and workforce development initiatives focused on youth and adults who have current or previous justice involvement. Though the purpose of reentry and juvenile programming is to reduce recidivism and rehabilitate, many states still struggle with recidivism rates at or above 40%.
