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Find similar grantsSCOAR Training Grant Program is sponsored by Southeast Construction Owners & Associates Roundtable. Provides funding to educational institutions for developing or expanding construction programs across a 12-state footprint.
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* Training Grant & Scholarship Program Training grants support high schools, technical schools, community colleges, apprenticeship programs, and universities in developing or expanding construction programs across SCOAR’s 12-state footprint. Up to $4,500 per state may be awarded annually based on submitted and selected applications and available funding. Eligible institutions require a recommendation from a member in good standing.
Funds are disbursed directly to educational institutions. SCOAR’s Training Grant Program supports the next generation of skilled professionals in the industrial construction industry by providing funding to educational institutions for training initiatives. ## Training Grant Award Guidelines Before submitting your recommendation, please review the program guidelines below.
Need help? Contact us. SCOAR’s Training Grant Program is a public-private partnership between the industrial construction sector and SCOAR.
Funded by member donations and auctions held at SCOAR’s annual meetings, the program provides funding to educational institutions for training initiatives. Training Grant Guidelines Training grants support technical schools, community colleges, apprenticeship programs, and universities in developing or expanding construction-related programs. Eligible institutions must be recommended by a SCOAR member in good standing.
Grants are awarded based on approved applications and available funding. Up to $4,500 per state may be awarded annually, based on submitted applications, selection criteria, and available funding. All funds are distributed directly to educational institutions.
Eligible programs should demonstrate alignment with industry needs, meaningful student impact, feasibility, and a well-justified budget. For questions, contact Audrey Kennedy at staff@scoar. org.
Training Grant Submission and Award Process A SCOAR member in good standing submits an online recommendation for a potential candidate. SCOAR’s administrative team then contacts the organization and provides instructions, including a link to the online application. Once the application is received, it is reviewed by the administrative team and WFD Committee leadership.
The applicant is then notified of the award status. Grant funds are distributed directly to the institution. Institutions must provide documentation and/or receipts detailing how the funds were used.
A portion of the funds may be held in reserve until program implementation is confirmed.
**Reporting and Accountability** Recipients are required to submit a brief year-end report outlining: * The number of students impacted * Outcomes achieved (e.g., students trained, certifications earned) **Recognition and Follow-up** SCOAR aims to distribute training grants throughout its 12-state region; however, awards are not guaranteed in every state each year.
Funding is determined by the number and quality of approved applications, as well as available resources, with priority given to programs demonstrating the greatest need and impact. Submissions of training grant applications are accepted throughout the year. ## Training Grant Fund Distribution Flowchart Member must be in good standing.
### Recommendation Submitted by SCOAR Member Member must be in good standing. Links are provided on the Training Grant page for program guidelines, submission instructions, and access to the online application. ### Institution Contacted Links are provided on the Training Grant page for program guidelines, submission instructions, and access to the online application.
Proposal includes program objectives, budget, expected student impact, and timeline. ### Application Submitted Proposal includes program objectives, budget, expected student impact, and timeline. Applications are evaluated based on alignment with industry needs, potential student impact, feasibility, budget justification, and available funding.
Applications are evaluated based on alignment with industry needs, potential student impact, feasibility, budget justification, and available funding. Funds are assigned--not to exceed $4,500--per approved application (Awards are not guaranteed for every state or program each year.) Funds are assigned--not to exceed $4,500--per approved application (Awards are not guaranteed for every state or program each year.)
Funds are sent directly to the educational institution. Funds are sent directly to the educational institution. Funds used to start or enhance education or training program.
### Program Implementation Funds used to start or enhance education or training program. Institutions submit a final report including use of funds, number of students impacted, outcomes achieved. ### Reporting & Accountability Institutions submit a final report including use of funds, number of students impacted, outcomes achieved.
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According to the current listing, eligibility includes: High schools, technical schools, community colleges, apprenticeship programs, and universities. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
The current listing shows up to $4,500 per state. Verify award ceilings, matching requirements, and allowable costs in the official notice.
SCOAR Training Grant Program is funded by Southeast Construction Owners & Associates Roundtable. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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