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Incumbent Worker - Virginia Career Works Northern Region Incumbent Worker David Hunn 2026-04-16T08:13:51-04:00 Northern Virginia Incumbent Worker Training Grants In order to meet local employers’ demand to re-train their existing workforce, Virginia Career Works Northern Region offers Incumbent Worker Training grants through the Federal Workforce Innovation and Opportunity Act (WIOA).
These funds can assist employers to support their employees in gaining new skills and in making their businesses more competitive and profitable. The grant program reimburses employers for the cost of training their workers, and cover training costs such as instructional costs for training courses, classes for certification exams, online training, textbooks and manuals.
Participating businesses must provide a minimum matching contribution to the Incumbent worker training project, in amounts identified in the State of Virginia policy based upon company size. These matching funds may include in-kind services. To apply for a grant, employers must submit an application and request on company letterhead via email to David Hunn at david.
hunn@vcwnorthern. com . Please contact Seema Jain, Vice President of Operations, with questions at 703-827-3782 or seema.
jain@vcwnorthern. com . Incumbent Worker Training Flyer Guidelines and Application Form Employers can download the following forms and guidelines to learn more about the program and apply for a grant.
Virginia Board of Workforce Development Policy 15-00 Virginia Career Works – Northern Region Incumbent Worker Training Policy Virginia Workforce Letter 16-05, Change 1 Virginia Career Works – Northern Region Incumbent Worker Application Form Virginia Career Works – Northern Administrative Offices T: (703) 827-3782 (VA Relay: 711) Toll-Free: (833) 365-2011 Email: info@vcwnorthern.
com Financials and IRS Form 990 Please Note: Our main administrative office is NOT a Virginia Career Works Job Center and does not offer walk-in services. For job search help and career resources, please visit one of our center locations . To meet with staff from our administrative office, please schedule an appointment in advance using the information above.
Walk-ins are not allowed . Virginia Career Works – Northern is an Equal Opportunity Employer/Program. This website is fully funded with resources from The Federal Workforce Innovation and Opportunity Act.
Auxiliary aids and services are available upon request to individuals with disabilities.
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Employers in Northern Virginia are eligible to apply. Participating businesses must provide a minimum matching contribution based on company size. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
Incumbent Worker Training Grants is funded by Virginia Career Works Northern Region. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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