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Michigan New Jobs Training Program is sponsored by Michigan Community Colleges (authorized by Michigan Public Acts 359 and 360 of 2008). This program authorizes community colleges to issue debt on behalf of employers creating new jobs or expanding operations in Michigan to fund job training. The program covers a range of training and development needs, from specialized training to basic skill development.
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Michigan Community College Association Michigan New Jobs Training Program The Michigan New Jobs Training Program is a local economic development initiative serving employers since 2008. The program authorizes community colleges to temporarily capture the state income tax withholding associated with newly hired workers to pay for training.
If your company is planning on expanding and adding new jobs in the state of Michigan, the program can provide the flexible funding to meet an assortment of employee training and development needs specifically designed for your business. There is NO RESTRICTION on employer size or industry, and funds can be used for a broad range of training (from short-term contract training to certificates and degrees).
Director of TAACCCT Grant Business Development Manager Director, Corporate Services jennifercarroll@delta. edu Director of Workforce Development and Community Education Dean of Business Services Patricia A. Chatman, Ph.
D. Director, M-TEC at Henry Ford College Director of Workforce Training CollinsAmberL01@jccmi. edu Director of Corporate Training Account Manager, Workforce Solutions Director of Workforce Development & Apprenticeships kathleen.
fox@kirtland. edu flowers@lakemichigancollege. edu Director of Corporate Training & Continuing Education Director Workforce & Continuing Education Engineering & Advanced Technology Executive Director of the M-TEC Director of Workforce Development Dean of Community and Workforce Education Director, Corporate Services & Lifelong Learning Director of Business and Industrial Training dan.
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edu Dean of Workforce and Continuing Education Vice President for Lifelong and Professional Learning Economic & Workforce Development Workforce & Economic Development Executive Director of the Niles Campus AVP Workforce/Comm Development Vice Chancellor, Student Success & Economic Development Director, Business Opportunity Center Funds can be used to pay for any direct training expenses, including: Testing and evaluation of employees Customized or general instruction at a training facility selected by the employer College tuition, books, and fees; and Services of a private trainer Companies eligible for the Michigan New Jobs Training Program must meet the following requirements: You will be hiring new full-time, permanent positions for a new or expanding business located in the state of Michigan; The new positions are not related to recalling laid off or replacement workers; The new positions are ones that did not exist within the previous 12 months at your business; and The minimum eligible pay is equal to the county ALICE rate* in which a job is primarily performed.
*The county ALICE rate is equal to the minimum hourly rate necessary to pay the minimal estimate of the total household essentials for a household of 1 adult and 1 child in the county in which a job is primarily performed, based on the most recent household survival budget data provided by United for ALICE at unitedforalice. org .
Please contact Dr. Adriana Phelan at the Michigan Community College Association at (517) 372-4350 or aphelan@mcca. org . View MNJTP College Contact List Michigan New Jobs Training Program Summary For a summary of the Michigan New Jobs Training Program, please click here .
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Resolution Authorizing Preliminary Actions Application - New Jobs Training Program Agreement of Intent to Enter Agreement New Jobs Training Agreement (Bond/Debt Issuance Model) New Jobs Training Agreement (Reimbursement/Pay-as-You-Go Model) Template - Annual Report to the Michigan Department of Treasury Template - MNJTP Project Sizing Template
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Employers creating new jobs or expanding operations in Michigan. Community colleges work with businesses to develop training plans and prepare grant applications. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
Michigan New Jobs Training Program is funded by Michigan Community Colleges (authorized by Michigan Public Acts 359 and 360 of 2008). Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
This opportunity targets applicants in Michigan. If your organization operates elsewhere, check the official notice for location requirements.
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