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What was described
Segments Heirloom’s students into three tiers - career-changers (tech employees), Gen-Z/Alpha looking for trade schools, and hobbyist/retiree artisans - and tailors outreach to each
50% of capacity tech employees; 50% of Gen Z/Alpha want trade schools; 75-year-old former gemologist as hobbyist
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