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Youth Apprenticeship Grant Information is sponsored by Wisconsin Department of Workforce Development (DWD). This grant program aims to sustain and expand the statewide youth apprenticeship program in Wisconsin. Funding is available to consortia that will implement and coordinate a Youth Apprenticeship Program, with a requirement to serve at least 25 students.
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Youth Apprenticeship Grant Information Wisconsin Youth Apprenticeship Grantees The following consortia have been awarded 2026-2027 Youth Apprenticeship grants: Apprenticeship for West Side Youth CESA 1 Youth Apprenticeship CESA 11 Youth Apprenticeship CESA 12 Youth Apprenticeship Consortium CESA 5 Youth Apprenticeship Consortium CESA 6 Youth Apprenticeship CESA 9 Youth Apprenticeship Consortium Chippewa Valley Youth Apprenticeship Clinton Community School District D.
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Everest Youth Apprenticeship Eau Claire Area Youth Apprenticeship Consortium Gateway District Youth Apprenticeship Consortium Gale-Ettrick-Trempealeau Consortium Kenosha Unified School District The La Crosse Youth Apprenticeship Consortium Merrill Area Public Schools Mid-Wisconsin School to Work Consortium Mississippi Valley CESA 4 Northeast Wisconsin Youth Apprenticeship North Central School-to-Career Partnership Northwoods Youth Apprenticeship Consortium Rock & Green County Youth Apprenticeship Consortium South Central Wisconsin Youth Apprenticeship Partnership South Shore Suburban Consortium Southwest Milwaukee Consortium Southwest Wisconsin Youth Apprenticeship Consortium Stevens Point Area Youth Apprenticeship Trempealeau Valley Youth Apprenticeship Consortium Waukesha School-to-Career Western Wisconsin Consortium Wolf River School to Work Youth Apprenticeship Consortium 2026-2028 Wisconsin Youth Apprenticeship Grant Program Announcement (GPA) The purpose of the grant is to sustain and expand the statewide youth apprenticeship program.
All local partnerships must be approved by the Department of Workforce Development (DWD) to operate a Youth Apprenticeship Program. Funding under this Grant Program Announcement (GPA) is available to consortia which will implement and coordinate a YA program.
Consortia may consist of: One or more school districts One or more school districts plus any of the following: Community based organizations Colleges in the Wisconsin Technical College System Workforce Development Boards Other contributing individuals Grant requests are limited to $1,100 per youth apprentice served, and grantees must serve at least 25 students to be eligible.
All grant awards are contingent upon the availability of state funds. The grant application materials are available for review below. 2026-2028 Youth Apprenticeship GPA Application Materials GPA Application - Narrative - Must be uploaded to cBASERS.
GPA Application - Proposed Budget Worksheet : This form can be used by the Consortium to capture information necessary to enter budget information. The GPA Application Budget is keyed in using the Bureau of Apprenticeship Standards Electronic Registration System (cBASERS) .
Supplement 1: YA Partnership Agreement – To be kept on file with the consortium Supplement 2: YA School District Affiliation Agreement – To be kept on file with the consortium All grant applications will now be submitted through the Bureau of Apprenticeship Standards Electronic Registration System (cBASERS). View information on accessing the system.
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According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Consortia consisting of one or more school districts, or one or more school districts plus any approved entity, that are approved by the Department of Workforce Development to operate a Youth Apprenticeship Program. Grantees must serve at least 25 students. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
The current listing shows up to $1,100 per youth apprentice served. Verify award ceilings, matching requirements, and allowable costs in the official notice.
Youth Apprenticeship Grant Information is funded by Wisconsin Department of Workforce Development (DWD). Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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