Arkansas businesses with 250 or fewer employees, in operation in Arkansas for the past 12 months, can be reimbursed up to 75% of allowable employee training costs, up to $250,000 per quarter. Applications are accepted year-round and must be submitted before training starts.
An Office of Skills Development training grant for Arkansas businesses with 250 or fewer employees that reimburses up to 75% of allowable employee training expenses. Maximum funding is $250,000 per quarter (per applicant location under the OSD rules). OSD states it offers funding throughout the entire year; the application must be submitted before training begins and payments are reimbursements after the training.
Businesses in Arkansas with 250 or fewer employees (rules: headquartered in Arkansas with 250 or fewer full-time employees in the entire company)
Registered for-profit or nonprofit legal entity in operation in Arkansas for the entire 12 months before the proposal
Application must be submitted before the training begins (no more than 30 days in advance); training must be completed within six months
Training mandated by state or federal law, rule or regulation is generally not eligible
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