North Dakota businesses and training providers can get 1:1 matching grants of up to $100,000 (internal upskilling) or $200,000 (new-job or automation-related training) for short non-degree training in in-demand occupations, plus automation feasibility studies. Open now.
Matching grants for training providers and employers to launch or expand short, non-degree reskilling and upskilling programs for occupations on North Dakota's In-Demand Occupations List. Track A (new and expanding training for new jobs) and Track C (training or upskilling related to automation already implemented) may receive up to $200,000, Track B (internal upskilling of existing staff) up to $100,000, and automation feasibility studies up to $100,000; all tracks require a 1:1 match. The online application period is open; the page lists no deadline.
North Dakota colleges and universities, businesses, eligible training providers, non-profit organizations, city/county municipals, and trades organizations/associations
Registered and in good standing with the North Dakota Secretary of State
Training must take place in North Dakota for occupations on the In-Demand Occupations List; degree programs are not eligible
Most participants must live and intend to work in North Dakota
The grant does not cover purchasing automation equipment
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