Funding

Explore federal and state funding opportunities that help employers and programs reduce the cost of apprenticeship.
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National information-technology Registered Apprenticeship incentives from Clark University’s TechXcel program. Clark received a $27 million federal award and describes a goal of more than 3,800 apprentices through June 30, 2030. The per-apprentice sponsor payment is not yet confirmed, and formal applications are not open.

ITTechnology
Eligibility
Program SponsorsEmployerEducational Institutions
Type
FederalGrantPay-for-Performance
Geography
Nationwide
Sponsor incentiveNot yet announced

Up to $6,000 per apprentice for Registered Apprenticeship sponsors in telecommunications, broadband, and digital infrastructure. The Wireless Infrastructure Association received a $29,999,142 federal award. Payments are tied to 90-day retention, related training, and completion. Formal sponsor applications are not open.

TelecommunicationsTechnology
Eligibility
Program SponsorsEmployerBusiness
Type
FederalGrantPay-for-Performance
Geography
Nationwide
Sponsor incentive$6,000 per apprentice (90-day retention, related training, and completion)

National incentives for Registered Apprenticeship sponsors training people for the occupations that build and maintain AI, semiconductor, and nuclear energy infrastructure. Jobs for the Future received a $40 million federal award. The per-apprentice sponsor payment is not yet confirmed, and formal applications are not open.

EnergyEmerging TechnologiesTechnology
Eligibility
Program SponsorsEmployerBusiness
Type
FederalGrantPay-for-Performance
Geography
Nationwide
Sponsor incentiveNot yet announced
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