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Workforce Development Training Fund - Wyoming Department of Workforce Services Business Training and Support Unit Workforce Development Training Fund Unlock the Potential of Your Workforce with the Wyoming Workforce Development Training Fund (WDTF) The Wyoming Workforce Development Training Fund (WDTF) is here to empower businesses and employees across Wyoming by providing professional development opportunities to enhance skills and foster growth.
Get Answers to Your Questions WDTF hosts Question & Answer Sessions to guide businesses through the grant application process. These sessions are open to everyone and provide a great opportunity to: Ask questions about specific grants. Understand the overall application process.
Explore how our funding options align with your training goals. Workforce Development Training Fund – Overview Q&A Sessions 7/21/2026 at 10:00 am – Register Here 8/18/2026 at 3:00 pm – Register Here 9/23/26 at 10:00 am – Register Here Grant Opportunities Designed for Your Needs Apprenticeship Training Grants Develop an industry-specific, Wyoming workforce for business, businesses, or industries.
These grants assist Wyoming Registered Apprenticeship Programs or eligible training providers with the costs and expenses of the Related Technical Instruction portion of apprenticeships. Invest in your current employees with training to correct an employee’s skill deficiency or upgrade their skill level in their current occupations.
Offer structured learning experiences to individuals to gain experience and knowledge in a new industry or occupation. Pre-Hire Economic Development Grant Develop an industry-specific workforce for a business, businesses, or industry when there is a shortage of skilled workers in that field. Request obligation of funding to attract business and industry to Wyoming.
This grant allows Wyoming Economic Development Entities to obligate training funds for businesses or industries interested in expanding in Wyoming. Competitive Application Process Due to high demand, WDTF grants are highly competitive. As of January 1, 2026, applications for all WDTF Grants can now be submitted at any time throughout the calendar month, providing businesses with greater flexibility to apply for funding.
If your application is not approved, don’t be discouraged! WDTF will provide feedback as we encourage you to reapply if the requested training or opportunity is still eligible. All businesses must complete a one time registration application in order to gain access into the Grant Management System.
Registration approval can take up to 1-2 weeks to process. If any good standing verifications come back needing clarification, an email will be sent to the contact information provided on the registration. All requested clarifications or good standings must be updated or corrected within 60 calendar days in order for the registration application to remain active.
If requested items are not completed within that timeline, the registration will be rejected and a new registration application will need to be submitted. Please ensure your business meets the following requirements to avoid delays in the registration process.
Good Standing: Your business must be registered and in good standing with: Wyoming Unemployment Insurance (UI) Workers’ Compensation (WC) Wyoming Secretary of State (SoS) Workforce Development Training Fund (WDTF) HireWyo : Your business must also be registered and in good standing with HireWYO . This process may take an additional 1-2 weeks, especially if your WC or UI accounts need to be updated.
Please note: Businesses that were established less than one year ago will be required to submit a letter of support from a local economic development entity in order to register in the grant management portal. Applications must be complete and include all supporting documentation. Good standings with SOS, UI, WC, and HireWyo are verified at each application submission .
It is the responsibility of the business to ensure good standing prior to submitting applications for funding. Preferred Industries may receive special consideration: Healthcare and Social Assistance If you haven’t received communication from WDTF staff within a week of the application submission, feel free to email us for a status update.
Please be sure to also check other email folders for communications from the Grant Management System. For more information or assistance, reach out to our Business Training and Support Unit : Take the first step toward building a stronger, more skilled workforce today!
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