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gov websites Explore Job Openings Access Training Career Discovery NYC Select Food Service Training Healthcare Training Industrial & Construction Training Media & Entertainment Training Tech Training Training Grants Industrial & Construction Training Media & Entertainment Training Individual Training Grants (ITGs) Individual Training Grants (ITGs) pay for tuition, registration fees, testing fees, and books for in-demand trainings.
ITGs are only available for training in certain occupations and at eligible training providers. Find out more about eligible occupations and training providers. Select a topic, or press the enter key on a topic, to learn more.
Be actively looking for employment or currently employed and earning less than $91,000/year. Be ready to work immediately after training. Register to be a member of Workforce1 .
Have a minimum of a GED or high school diploma. Other services are available for individuals who do not meet eligibility requirements. What do Individual Training Grants Fund?
ITGs can fund course tuition, registration fees, testing fees, and books for short-term training programs (less than 1 year). ITGs cannot fund course for college credit or any training that is not listed as eligible on the NYC Training Guide . The application process is highly selective.
At each step you will receive approval to move forward or referral to other services. Completing an application does not guarantee receipt of an ITG. Selection for participation is based on your eligibility, assessment of your needs, skill level, and your prospects for successfully completing the program and achieving employment in the field.
To apply for an ITG, you must: Meet education and experience requirements Attend an ITG orientation session where you will learn about the application process and take a skills test Research courses on the NYC Training Guide and complete an application Interview with a career advisor Visit a Workforce1 Career Center or complete the Workforce1 Services Inquiry Form to get started. Read the ITG Frequently Asked Questions
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Individuals seeking to develop skills in healthcare, transportation, computer technology, and security services. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
Individual Training Grants is funded by New York City Department of Small Business Services. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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