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San Juan College Launches HB2-GROWTH Funding Program to Boost Workforce Development in New Mexico | San Juan College San Juan College Launches HB2-GROWTH Funding Program to Boost Workforce Development in New Mexico December 6, 2024 | by Marketing and Public Relations San Juan College is excited to announce the HB2 – GROWTH Funding Program, a new initiative designed to empower New Mexico residents and employers with financial support for workforce training.
This program, funded by the General Appropriation Act of 2024, can cover up to 100% of tuition costs for courses that lead to industry-recognized certifications. Transforming Workforce Development in New Mexico The HB2 – GROWTH Funding Program is funded by the New Mexico Higher Education Department and focuses on addressing the demand for a highly skilled workforce.
By supporting education and training tied to certifications, apprenticeships, and skill development programs, the initiative aims to foster economic growth and enhance career opportunities for individuals across the state.
“With this funding, we’re able to provide New Mexico residents with unprecedented access to career-enhancing training,” said Dr. Lorenzo Reyes, Vice President of Workforce and Economic Development at San Juan College.
“This program isn’t just about individual career growth—it’s about building a stronger workforce that meets the needs of our local industries and contributes to the economic health of our community. We’re excited to see the impact this will have on both our students and the regional economy. ” Apply Today for HB2 – GROWTH Funding The HB2 – GROWTH Funding Program is now accepting applications.
Interested individuals are encouraged to apply promptly, as spaces are limited. Tuition Coverage : Up to 100% of tuition costs for eligible courses. Additional Support : Potential funding for course-related expenses.
Career Advancement : Access to certifications that lead to in-demand careers. To learn more or apply for the program, contact San Juan College’s Continuing Education team: Email: cwd@sanjuancollege. edu Start your journey toward a brighter future with the HB2 – GROWTH Funding Program at San Juan College!
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According to the current listing, eligibility includes: New Mexico residents and employers for workforce training, with a focus on education and training tied to certifications, apprenticeships, and skill development programs. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
The current listing shows up to 100% of tuition costs, with potential for additional support for course-related expenses. Verify award ceilings, matching requirements, and allowable costs in the official notice.
HB2 – GROWTH Funding Program is funded by San Juan College (funded by New Mexico Higher Education Department). Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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