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Find similar grantsIWT grants help Tennessee businesses upskill their existing full-time workforce. Funding may be used for skills upgrades, process improvement training, new technologies, and other training initiatives that improve employee retention, productivity, and business competitiveness.
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On-the-Job Training Grants is sponsored by Tennessee Department of Labor and Workforce Development. This program assists employers in Tennessee who are willing to hire individuals with no prior experience in a vacant position. An on-the-job training contract can be developed, under which the program may cover up to 50% of the trainee's wages during the training period.
Incumbent Worker Training Program (IWT) (Tennessee) is sponsored by Tennessee Department of Labor and Workforce Development. The Incumbent Worker Training Program (IWT) is a competitive grant that provides funding to help eligible Tennessee businesses effectively train and retain employees by providing skills upgrades and process improvement training for existing, full-time employees.
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