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Skills for Small Business (SSB) program is sponsored by Dallas College (funded by Texas Workforce Commission). The Skills for Small Business (SSB) program provides training for small, private businesses in the local area. Dallas College was awarded a grant by the Texas Workforce Commission to fund 'scholarships' to small businesses.
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About the Small Business Program – Dallas College Open Alternative Formats of This Page What’s Being Offered? The Skills for Small Business (SSB) program provides training for small, private businesses in the local area. Participating business partners can select training courses for their new and/or existing employees that will contribute to the enhancement of their businesses’ operations.
The program covers tuition and fees for courses provided by Dallas College up to: $1,450 for new employees and $725 for existing employees. See a list of available workforce training courses offered by the college. Why Is This Program Being Offered?
Dallas College was awarded a grant to fund “scholarships” to small businesses by the Texas Workforce Commission. The idea behind the program is to provide performance solutions that will assist small businesses to succeed — thus boosting the Texas economy. To participate in the SSB program, a business must: Employ at least one and not more than 99 individuals companywide.
Be liable to pay unemployment insurance contributions to TWC and be in compliance with the reporting and payment requirements. Funding is available now, but resources are limited. Don’t miss out on this opportunity — apply today !
Visit the Texas Workforce Commission website for:> General information about the Skills for Small Business program . The application form, frequently asked questions and a fact sheet Contact our small business solution experts to help you select courses to meet your business needs. Contact us directly via email .
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Private businesses in the local area that employ at least one and not more than 99 individuals companywide, are financially stable, and are liable to pay unemployment insurance contributions to TWC and be in compliance …. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
The current listing shows up to $1,450 for new employees; up to $725 for existing employees (covers tuition and fees for courses). Verify award ceilings, matching requirements, and allowable costs in the official notice.
Skills for Small Business (SSB) program is funded by Dallas College (funded by Texas Workforce Commission). Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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