Digital Literacy and Workforce Development Grant Program

Digital Literacy and Workforce Development Grant Program is sponsored by Pennsylvania Department of Labor & Industry. This grant supports programs that enhance foundational digital literacy skills for job seekers, particularly in areas lacking broadband access. Training focuses on digital fundamentals, digital job seeking, digital citizenship, and digital navigation.

Apply for the Digital Literacy and Workforce Development Grant | Commonwealth of Pennsylvania Apply for the Digital Literacy and Workforce Development Grant This grant program will help prepare job seekers for job searching, expand opportunities for jobs in emerging industries, and enhance Pennsylvanians' digital literacy skills, particularly in areas lacking broadband access and high-speed internet.

About Digital Literacy Workforce Development Grant (DLWDG) The DLWDG initiative supports programs that enhance job seekers' digital literacy skills with a focus on the following topics: This initiative is in partnership with the Department of Community and Economic Development (DCED) as it works to expand broadband access in rural areas and in counties with a high percentage of residents without computers or Internet access.

The DLWDG initiative supports programs that enhance job seekers' digital literacy skills with a focus on the following topics: This initiative is in partnership with the Department of Community and Economic Development (DCED) as it works to expand broadband access in rural areas and in counties with a high percentage of residents without computers or Internet access.

Local workforce development boards Non-profit and non-governmental entities Community-based organizations Not dominant in its field of operation Employs more than 100 full-time employees Does not exceed three-year average revenue of $38.

5 million, regardless of business type PA SAP Vendor Identification Number Compliance with the Workforce Grant Agreement Applicants can access more information on the Links & Resources section of the IP Notice of Grant Availability.

Local workforce development boards Non-profit and non-governmental entities Community-based organizations Not dominant in its field of operation Employs more than 100 full-time employees Does not exceed three-year average revenue of $38.

5 million, regardless of business type PA SAP Vendor Identification Number Compliance with the Workforce Grant Agreement Applicants can access more information on the Links & Resources section of the IP Notice of Grant Availability. Step #1 : Register for a Vendor Identification Number (also known as a SAP number) or a Unique Employer Identifier (UEI) before applying for a grant to avoid project delays or risk awards being rescinded.

\r\n Step #2 : Review the grant requirements in the Notice of Grant Availability (NGA) document. This document includes detailed information on grant goals and targets, as well as application requirements and deadlines. \r\n Step #3 : Review the grant's financial distribution process.

Grant recipients will not receive funding up front but will invoice DLI each month to receive your budgeted and support expenses. \r\n Step #4 : L&I will host a bidder's conference, which gives grant applicants the opportunity to ask questions and receive clarity about the application. \r\n To learn more about applying for grant funding, watch this video.

\r\n Supporting grant application documents, found on DLI's Apprenticeship & Training Office grants page, include: Notice of Grant Availability Project Narrative template Letters of Support template Budget Form and Justification Worker Protection Certification Board Notification template \r\n \r\n Digital Literacy grant applicants can reference an example Application Form provided by DLI's Bureau of Workforce Development Administration.

\r\n Digital Literacy grant applications are due by XX. Step #1 : Register for a Vendor Identification Number (also known as a SAP number) or a Unique Employer Identifier (UEI) before applying for a grant to avoid project delays or risk awards being rescinded. Step #2 : Review the grant requirements in the Notice of Grant Availability (NGA) document.

This document includes detailed information on grant goals and targets, as well as application requirements and deadlines. Step #3 : Review the grant's financial distribution process. Grant recipients will not receive funding up front but will invoice DLI each month to receive your budgeted and support expenses.

Step #4 : L&I will host a bidder's conference, which gives grant applicants the opportunity to ask questions and receive clarity about the application. To learn more about applying for grant funding, watch this video.

Supporting grant application documents, found on DLI's Apprenticeship & Training Office grants page, include: Notice of Grant Availability Project Narrative template Letters of Support template Budget Form and Justification Worker Protection Certification Board Notification template Digital Literacy grant applicants can reference an example Application Form provided by DLI's Bureau of Workforce Development Administration.

Digital Literacy grant applications are due by XX. You can apply for a Digital Literacy grant online on DLI's Grant Opportunities page . \r\n Applications must be submitted to DLI's Bureau of Workforce Development Administration with the email subject: "Digital Literacy and Workforce Development Grant - Program Year XX" You can apply for a Digital Literacy grant online on DLI's Grant Opportunities page .

Applications must be submitted to DLI's Bureau of Workforce Development Administration with the email subject: "Digital Literacy and Workforce Development Grant - Program Year XX" To be added to the grant notification distribution list, email L&I's Bureau of Workforce Development Administration. For general questions or concerns email L&I's Grant Services team.