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Find similar grantsShort-Term Intensive Training (STIT) Funding is sponsored by Salt Lake Community College (Utah State Legislature). STIT funds are available for approved not-for-credit courses, helping Utah residents with tuition costs for short-term training.
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You are using an outdated browser. Please upgrade your browser to improve your experience. Workforce Training & Education Workforce Training & Education WORKFORCE TRAINING - CANVAS Workforce Training programs partner with local business and industry partners to train residents of Utah and them in their careers.
We offer public courses, pathway programs, and custom training to serve the needs of organizations and individuals. Funding Sources/Initiatives Short-Term Intensive Training Short Term Intensive Training (STIT) funds are available for approved not-for-credit courses. If you funding, STIT may pay up to 50% of the cost of the tuition associated with the course.
Funding is Residency. If approved, you will receive instructions to register for the program you selected. Term Intensive Training (STIT) Funding - Salt Lake Community College In partnership with Talent Ready Utah, Salt Lake Community College is proud to offer tuition-free Works.
These short-term trainings are designed to get you into the workforce fast with the skills Utah Click here to see the programs covered by Utah Works and get started. Grow, train and retain your current workforce with tailored trainings and funding provided by the Legislature. As the Salt Lake County Custom Fit provider, SLCC is here to help you pay for vital business competitive.
Up to 40% of training costs may be paid for your company! Click here to see and if you're qualified for Custom Fit Funding. Strategic Workforce Initiative (SWI) Funding Strategic Workforce Initiative funding may pay 50% or more of the cost for training in IT & Computer programs leading to high-demand careers.
To apply for funding, complete the SWI application to eligibility. Funding is based on Utah Residency. If approved, you will receive instructions to Application: Strategic Workforce Initiative (SWI) Funding - Salt Lake Community
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Short-Term Intensive Training (STIT) Funding is funded by Salt Lake Community College (Utah State Legislature). Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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