Without National Able Network I wouldn't have been able to do it - money wise and school wise. Come out and ask for the help! At National Able Network, our mission is to help make careers happen. Each client received personalized career supports that integrate career coaching, specialized training, and direct connections to the job market.
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Whether you are hiring 1 or 100 individuals, we share your job posting with qualified candidates at no cost. You train, we pay the wages. We offer flexible hiring options that can help offset the cost of training a new employee. Ask us about internships, apprenticeships, paid training, and more! If your organization offers career training programs and would like to serve more individuals. Join our SNAP to Success provider network with the Illinois Department of Human Services! CONTACT US to learn more.
As a non-profit organization with strong roots in workforce development, providing back-office services relates to our goal of continuous learning while building strong institutional knowledge around best practices. We formed Non-Profit Advisors, in order to help other non-profit organizations increase their mission impact, and is just another way we can have positive impact in the larger non-profit community.
Tammy is the CEO of Plan Heal, an innovative early-stage medtech company that uses health data to help people live safer, healthier, and more productive lives. She is an industry recognized product thought leader, business strategist, and customer experience advocate having received awards from JD Power and Forrester amongst others while leading digital transformation, cloud innovation, and data protection efforts for domestic and international Fortune companies: Allstate, Discover Financial, Baxter International, and Motorola.
To create better futures for all workers, National Able Network engages in active and evolving Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion practices each day. Our work and service to communities is strengthened by the value of diverse cultures, lived experience, and economic prosperity. As we continue our journey toward creating a more equitable future, we invite you to join us in building our resources, continually growing our base of knowledge, and pursuing the change that we want to see in our world.
Reviews (13)
J. R.
Mar 21, 2022
I basically trained myself. The trainer Leslie Lundberg is a horrible human being who picks and chooses who she likes. I did pass only one of the certifications. 4 certifications in a very short period of time. Most people are not able to get a 4. It was a waist of $9000 I could have spent somewhere else. The people that worked there(trainers and office manager) kept mentioning what do the students care their not paying for this.
But the thing is I could of choosen to use that $9000 anywhere I wanted. I choose to use it at this horrible place. DONT WASTE YOUR MONEY. Use it at a legitimate school not this place.
But the thing is I could of choosen to use that $9000 anywhere I wanted. I choose to use it at this horrible place. DONT WASTE YOUR MONEY. Use it at a legitimate school not this place.
Bertha Acosta-Barbarawi
Jan 13, 2021
Cheeky Nham
Feb 06, 2019
Luis and the National Able Network will waste your time. And in the end you got no job training, no job, no career, no direction, no life. They make you buy transcripts from whatever school(s) you went to before and don't even use it constructively. Luis and NAN like to waste your money and time. The investors and capital venture are fools who support National Able Network in the form of donations.
Public organizations and local government supporting them are the very same fools who don't know about National Able Network and how they are a total joke. I know because I wasted six months of my life with National Able Network all for nothing!
Public organizations and local government supporting them are the very same fools who don't know about National Able Network and how they are a total joke. I know because I wasted six months of my life with National Able Network all for nothing!
George Anzini
Jan 08, 2019
Hillari H.
Oct 03, 2018
National Able Network is disappointing on all levels. You would think that an organization that puts itself up to be helpful to those of us who are experiencing age discrimination in our employment searches would be better. I wasted bus fare going to an informational meeting that didn't last the full time it was scheduled to run. What was given to people could have been sent via email or via the post office.
I also wasted money faxing information that could have brought to that meeting if I had been told in advance to have it with me. I called a few times to get a response back, but I never received a reply. I did gain more frustration on top of what I already deal with being an older worker in a marketplace that does not value people like me. Thanks for nothing, National Able.
I also wasted money faxing information that could have brought to that meeting if I had been told in advance to have it with me. I called a few times to get a response back, but I never received a reply. I did gain more frustration on top of what I already deal with being an older worker in a marketplace that does not value people like me. Thanks for nothing, National Able.
Dorothy Adams
Apr 10, 2018
National Able Network is a place for seniors to help enable them to reenter the job market. It is a network that requires a lot of patience. I waited for over 2 years to be called for an informational session. But if you are looking to get back into the job market and need to retool old skills or learn new ones, they are the people you need to call.
Juan Gonzalez
Apr 03, 2018
Jason Scerena
Jan 17, 2018
Ky N.
May 05, 2017
Queshawn Rai
Apr 16, 2017
D. Jones
Nov 06, 2016
John O.
Sep 18, 2016
The best way to sum up this company is that they blew me off. They are getting paid to administer a government program and at least in my case they did not do what they are paid to do. The program I was interested in is the Senior Community Service Employment Program which is under the guidance of the Illinois Department on Aging. So far my complaint to the state has gone unanswered.
As for a response from the NAN. I received one void of fact. At least they lied to such an extreme that in the case that I find somebody who doesn't like companies being awarded contracts and not doing what they are supposed to do, it will be easy to illustrate.
As for a response from the NAN. I received one void of fact. At least they lied to such an extreme that in the case that I find somebody who doesn't like companies being awarded contracts and not doing what they are supposed to do, it will be easy to illustrate.
Giovanni H.
Jul 28, 2014
As a returning vet you maybe looking for assistance with job hunting or brushing up your resume. Please take a moment to make an appt and let this place help you. When I recently relocated to Chicago I was scared and looking for help, thankfully I attended a job fair and ran into a member of the National Able Network and he sent me here. This place has computer labs, tech training and best thing of all.everyone helping and guiding you are VETS, so they know your struggle. So if you are Army, Navy, Marine, Air Force or Coast Guard and in need of help or resources. This place will not disappoint.
