State Investment and Leveraged Resources Supporting RA Expansion Sample Clauses

State Investment and Leveraged Resources Supporting RA Expansion. State of Florida ApprenticeshipUSA-Project Narrative P17 F P The primary local resources that will be leveraged through this grant are the WIOA Adult, Dislocated Worker, and Youth funding allocated to the state’s 24 local workforce development boards. Florida is one of the largest states and state law 18 requires that local boards commit a minimum of 50% of their combined WIOA Adult and Dislocated Worker funding for training. Funds expended for the enrollment of participants into Registered Apprenticeship and support for sponsors operating Registered Apprenticeship count toward this requirement. As noted in the Needs Description, Florida’s local workforce development boards are enrolling large numbers of participants into Occupations Skills Training at local community colleges and other training providers and are heavily invested in work based training such as OJT.
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