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Find similar grantsSkills Development Fund is sponsored by Texas Workforce Commission (administered by Dallas College Garland Center in Dallas). This program provides customized job training programs for businesses to train new workers or upgrade the skills of their existing workforce.
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Dallas College Garland Center – Dallas College Open Alternative Formats of This Page Dallas College Garland Center The Dallas College Garland Center is an award-winning community campus focused on workforce training/development and corporate services.
The campus serves as a location for area companies, organizations and individuals to obtain highly specialized, in-demand corporate and workforce training through the Ascend Institute . Learn More About the Garland Center Skills Development Fund Program The Skills Development Fund Grant is a partnership between the Dallas College Garland Center, Texas Workforce Commission and our business partners in the community.
With this grant, the Garland Center customized training to employees to help increase workplace skills and wages. The training includes the categories of Business Technical, General Technical and non-technical. Visit Skills Development Fund Program We Value our Agency and Community Partners “The Garland Chamber [joined] ...
in partnership with DCCCD almost 10 years ago. The millions of dollars of grant funds and the hundreds of workers trained in that time are a testament to the success of the relationship. The economy of Garland, Texas, has benefitted immensely from this unique collaboration.
” CEO, Garland Chamber of Commerce and Dallas County Manufacturers’ Association 2 smart-technology classrooms A new state-of-the- art manufacturing and industrial technology laboratory 2 reservable conference rooms Workforce training programs Continuing Education (CEU) Classes English as a Second Language (ESL) High School Equivalency (HSE) preparation program, formerly GED Check/ACH Run : Tuesday, Sept.
01 - Check/ACH Run : Thursday, Sept. 03 - Labor Day Holiday : Monday, Sept. 07 - Check/ACH Run : Tuesday, Sept.
08 - Check/ACH Run : Thursday, Sept. 10 - Milestone Mapping Week : Monday, Sept. 14 - Check/ACH Run : Tuesday, Sept.
15 - Connected Through Our Stories Language Exchange : Wednesday, Sept. 16 - Check/ACH Run : Thursday, Sept. 17 - Check/ACH Run : Tuesday, Sept.
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T. Mentorship Program - Application Due : Tuesday, Sept. 22 - Check/ACH Run : Thursday, Sept.
24 - Managing Director, Workforce Development Center Liaison EGLopez@DallasCollege. edu Directions to Garland Center Closed for lunch: noon-1 p. m.
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Businesses of all sizes in Texas that partner with public community/technical colleges and local workforce development boards. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
The current listing shows up to $500,000 (approximately $2,000 per worker trained). Verify award ceilings, matching requirements, and allowable costs in the official notice.
Skills Development Fund is funded by Texas Workforce Commission (administered by Dallas College Garland Center in Dallas). Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
This opportunity targets applicants in Texas. If your organization operates elsewhere, check the official notice for location requirements.
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