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Workforce Training Grants is sponsored by Built Environment Plus (Massachusetts Workforce Training Fund Program). This grant program, offered through Built Environment Plus, provides funding to businesses to develop a 2-year curriculum for employee training (General Program) or to respond quickly to emerging needs for businesses with 100 or fewer Massachusetts employees (Express Program).
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Workforce Training Grants | Built Environment Plus Workforce Training Grants: Accelerating Our Mission Since 2018, Built Environment Plus has directed over $1. 8M of Workforce Training Funds to the Commonwealth of Massachusetts Green Building Community, which has provided FREE training for 1000+ individuals. This education effort is driving sustainable and regenerative design, construction, and operations of the built environment.
Two Grant Programs Available: $3K per person per course until $15,000 is reached per year. 100% reimbursement for orgs w/ up to 100 MA employees. Up to $200,000 of training in a 2-year period.
Businesses of any size in Massachusetts can apply. Training 100% paid for by the grant. Average cost per trainee in General Program grants shall not exceed $3,000.
This grant is designed to help businesses with 100 Massachusetts employees or fewer respond quickly to emerging needs and keep employees engaged. With bite-size grants for just-in-time training and no waiting periods between grants, the Express program is the Workforce Training Fund’s fastest path to funding. Respond quickly to emerging needs.
No waiting periods between grants. No minimum number of employees. Must pay for employee time.
BE+ curated training catalogue. BE+ can provide guidance. BE+ responds to your needs.
Choose one or more courses from the Express Directory Refer to the BE+ Course Catalog to see which courses we offer 2.
Gather Application Materials Refer to the BE+ Trainings page to ensure the course(s) have been scheduled Certificate of Good Standing from the Massachusetts Department of Revenue Certificate of Compliance from the Massachusetts Department of Unemployment Assistance (DUA) Signed Form W-9 , dated within one year of the date of application submission 3.
Apply for Funding, Express Program Application : Apply at least 21 days before the training begins Easy e-signature to enter into an agreement Register for courses on the BE+ website Send employees to courses Submit proof of payment and roster of attendees This grant is designed to help businesses of all sizes develop a 2-year curriculum to fit their needs.
BE+ works with the companies to identify trainings, write the application, and administer the general grant. Companies then match the grant amount with the cost of employee time. General Quick Comparisson Comprehensive customized curriculum.
Waiting period between grants. Greater amount of funding. Companies match with the cost of employee time.
BE+ curated training catalogue (can add). BE+ can work with you to create curriculum. BE+ can write and submit the application.
BE+ can administer the grant. BE+ can find partner organizations. BE+ connects you with the trainers.
BE+ can provide support over grant duration. BE+ General Program Process Handle paper work with Commonwealth Corp. Memorandum of Understanding with instructors. Quarterly activity reporting and fiscal status reports.
Choose courses from our catalogue: on own for the rest Consortium: 2 to 3 companies Usually represents 125 employees in total. $2,000 worth of training per employee. No new users will be granted access to the old General Program application system as of November 1, 2024.
November 15, 2024 is the last day for General Program applicants to complete applications using the old application process. There will be a scheduled blackout from November 15, 2024, at 5:00 PM to December 3, 2024, when the new General Program application will be released and available. The New General Program policy will take effect on December 3, 2024.
We have curated over 150 courses to serve the New England Green Building Community. These include Intro and Exam Prep classes for accreditation in LEED, International Living Futures Institute, PassiveHouse, and WELL. Fundamental courses like Healthy Materials, Buildings and Carbon, and Intro to Designing a Net Zero Building, for example, get all members of a design team on the same page.
Check out the full catalogue below and add courses to the form to let us know what is of interest. These training courses are not just limited to grantees, and we can work with instructors to faciliate as needed. Detailed information and resources to support users are available at the WTFP Policy Changes .
Please carefully review complete guidelines for both Express Program ( link ) and General Program ( link ) for more information. The following resources are available to support the Workforce Training Fund user community: Express Program One Pager with Examples Express Program Subsidy Estimator – estimate how much your company may be eligible for in Express Program reimbursement for each approved course.
Contact Commonwealth Corp for support – Submit a ticket Participating in the Express Program or existing General Program from the Commonwealth’s Workforce Training Fund Program (WTFP) is a smart move for you and the planet. Built Environment Plus is curating important training to meet the needs of the local building industry for this moment.
This page was created to help introduce the two grants, to compare them, and to help you quickly see the amazing opportunity they provide. Please visit the Workforce Training Funds website to read all the details in full and get in contact with us so we can help curate the best experience for you.
Your Participation is Crucial Built Environment Plus is committed to upholding our mission to promote, train, and advocate for all forms of sustainable and regenerative building. We are focused on bringing relevant instruction to address the needs of the design, construction, and operations workforce in order to make this happen.
Businesses that participate in our offered training will develop industry leading skills in: Integrative Design Planning and Strategies for High Performance Buildings Current Green Design Standards Green Building Rating Systems Occupant Health & Wellness Energy Efficiency & Carbon Management Operations and Management of Green Buildings Critical Leadership Thinking and Strategies Business Operations Software and Tools Building Industry Software and Tools Presentation and Communication Best Practices Current and Previous Clients Elkus Manfredi / Kalin Associates / The Green Engineer / Icon Engineering Payette / SAAM Architecture Dimella Shaffer / Leers Weinzapfel Associates / BR+A Consulting Engineers Sasaki / Miller Dyer Spears Utile / MASS Design Group / Isgenuity SMMA / Epsilon Associates / RODE Architects Express Program: Abode Energy Management, Andelman and Lelek Engineering, Annum Architects, ARC, B2Q Associates, Caveney Architectural Collaborative, Chapman Construction, designLAB, Embarc, Fennick McCredie Architecture, Green Engineer, GUND Partnership, Jones Architecture, Jones Whitsett Architects, New Ecology, Next Phase Studios, PCA, Perkins Eastman, Spalding Tougias Architects, Thornton Tomasetti, …and more!
“The Workforce Training Grant has supported Payette staff in learning new tools and skills that enables us to continue to push our designs in order to create better buildings. ” Principal and Director of Building Science , Payette The Workforce Training Fund Grants are funded by the Commonwealth of Massachusetts, Executive Office of Labor and Workforce Development. The grant program is administered by Commonwealth Corporation.
While we will hold Workforce Training Open Houses from time to time so you can learn more and ask questions, we also want you to get in contact with us to discuss when you want too. Email us at education@builtenvironmentplus. org or give us a call at 617-752-2422.
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Businesses of all sizes (General Program) or businesses with 100 or fewer Massachusetts employees (Express Program). Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
The current listing shows $3K per person per course until $15,000 is reached per year. Verify award ceilings, matching requirements, and allowable costs in the official notice.
Workforce Training Grants is funded by Built Environment Plus (Massachusetts Workforce Training Fund Program). Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
This opportunity targets applicants in Massachusetts. If your organization operates elsewhere, check the official notice for location requirements.
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