Nonprofits, trade schools, community-based organizations, adult education providers, and even faith-based groups with job training or ESL programs may qualify. If you train people for careers, there’s a strong chance you’re eligible.

Depending on your program and state, organizations can receive $4,000–$8,500 per student — sometimes more if training leads to high-demand certifications.

On your own, most organizations spend 12–18 months navigating paperwork and red tape. With our process, we get most clients approved in 90 days or less.

Programs in healthcare, IT, AI/digital skills, logistics, skilled trades, ESL, and adult education are highly favored. States prioritize fields with labor shortages or high employer demand.

No. Both for-profits and nonprofits can qualify. Many small trade schools and career training centers successfully access these grants.

Once approved, students who meet eligibility criteria enroll in your program. The government pays you directly per student to cover tuition, training, and in some cases, supplies.

That’s where we come in. We set up the compliance paperwork, curriculum alignment, reporting systems, and employer partnerships that states require.

We offer flexible packages:

* Low upfront with a percentage of student funding.

* Higher upfront with reduced ongoing share.

* One-time flat fee with no ongoing split.
Our goal is to make it profitable and risk-free for you to get started.

Because most organizations that apply alone either get stuck for a year or get rejected. We’ve developed a proven system that gets applications through in record time. Our clients get access to funding faster, with less stress, and with higher approval rates.