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Veteran? Yes, you can use your VA Benefits
WORKFORCE DEVELOPMENT GRANT PROGRAMs - WIOA & P2E
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Get funding from the Riverside and San Bernardo Counties Workforce Development Programs (WIOA).
Riverside County 951-955-3100 or Visit: https://rivcoworkforce.org/enroll San Bernardino County 909-382-0440 - Individual eligibility for enrollment and services is based on Workforce Innovation and Opportunity Act (WIOA) guidance, State of California directives and Riverside County Workforce Development Division policies. |
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Los Angeles County residents: Call 888-226-6300 or visit https://workforce.lacounty.gov
Ventura County residents: Call 805-654-5000 or visit https://www.ventura.org/employment-and-training/
San Diego County residents: Call 619-319-9675 or visit https://workforce.org/jobseekers/
Orange County residents:Visit https://www.occommunityservices.org/cid/oc-workforce-development-board/job-seeker-services
Ventura County residents: Call 805-654-5000 or visit https://www.ventura.org/employment-and-training/
San Diego County residents: Call 619-319-9675 or visit https://workforce.org/jobseekers/
Orange County residents:Visit https://www.occommunityservices.org/cid/oc-workforce-development-board/job-seeker-services
California Welding Institute is a privately funded vocational training center. We do not offer federal financial grants or loans and cannot accept the GI Bill.
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We do not endorse or have any agreements with any of the sites/lenders listed in this page.
Scholarships
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AWS Scholarships:
AWS LA/IE Section 08 Gene E. Lawson/George Rolla Scholarship Application due March 1st and Sept 1st ever year- award: $1,250 AWS Los Angeles/Inland Empire Section Scholarship Application due March 1st and Sept 1st every year - award: $1,250 AWS District 21 Welder Training Scholarship - year round - award $1,000 |
Nuts, Bolts & Thingamajigs provides scholarships twice each year to students pursuing degrees or certifications that will lead to manufacturing careers.
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The Rock the Trades™ Scholarship Program empowers the dreams of those pursuing careers in the skilled industrial trades across the United States
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Bring Back the Trades awards one scholarship per month during the school year to an eligible student.
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The Work Ethic Scholarship Program is about recognizing people who understand the importance of work ethic, personal responsibility, delayed gratification, and a positive attitude.
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Lockheed Martin’s Vocational Scholarship Program is the first of its kind within the aerospace and defense industry and awards up to $6,600 to as many as 150 recipients each year.
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STUDENT/PERSONAL LOANS
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one thing is always the same for every Lendmark customer: we strive to make borrowing easy, convenient, and affordable.
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Grants for Native Americans
California Indian Manpower Consortium, Inc.
The California Indian Manpower Consortium, Inc. was formally created in 1978 under state law as a nonprofit corporation for the purpose of working for the social welfare, educational and economic advancement of its member tribes, groups, organizations and Indians and other Native Americans living in its service area.
The Membership of the Consortium includes federally recognized American Indian tribes, reservations, rancherias, bands, colonies, terminated rancherias, American Indian groups, entities, and organizations (public or private non-profit) satisfying the requirements set forth in the By-Laws of the California Indian Manpower Consortium, Inc. and as agreed to in the Consortium Agreement formally approved by the membership.
The primary purpose of the Consortium is to offer training, employment, and other activities designed to meet the employment and training needs of the client population. The principal funding source is the federal Workforce Innovation and Opportunity Act.
San Bernardino/San Jacinto Offices:
951-784-9962
800-640-2462
www.cimcinc.org
The Membership of the Consortium includes federally recognized American Indian tribes, reservations, rancherias, bands, colonies, terminated rancherias, American Indian groups, entities, and organizations (public or private non-profit) satisfying the requirements set forth in the By-Laws of the California Indian Manpower Consortium, Inc. and as agreed to in the Consortium Agreement formally approved by the membership.
The primary purpose of the Consortium is to offer training, employment, and other activities designed to meet the employment and training needs of the client population. The principal funding source is the federal Workforce Innovation and Opportunity Act.
San Bernardino/San Jacinto Offices:
951-784-9962
800-640-2462
www.cimcinc.org