All it takes is a few simple steps to find out how to request more information for Guaranteed Free Training
Step One: Make sure your company qualifies for training.
Step Two: Make sure your company is eligible to receive the training this fiscal year.
WEDnetPA limits the amount of training available to each company ... companies are limited to receiving funding for two consecutive fiscal years in a row OR three out of the past five fiscal years.
You can check the status of prior-year Guaranteed Free Training applications by entering your company Federal Employer Identification Number (FEIN) in our Company Grant History Report. This report will quickly indicate if your company is eligible this fiscal year.
The report also lists approved applications for both WEDnetPA's Guaranteed Free Training and Customized Job Training (CJT) contracts. Both of these workforce training programs count when evaluating fiscal-year eligibility. The Guaranteed Free Training fiscal year is July 1 to June 30.
If you are unsure of your company FEIN number or need personal assistance to determine if your company qualifies for the GFT Program this fiscal year, contact any WEDnetPA partner directly for assistance.
Step Three: Submit Inquiry.
If your company meets the qualifications outlined in Step One and Step Two, you can submit a Guaranteed Free Training inquiry - only through a WEDnetPA partner. To start the process, complete and send our Training
Inquiry Form or contact a WEDnetPA partner from our partners list for assistance.
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"I want to thank you for the grants! I canít tell you how much it has helped our business. The Wheatstone training helped us get two great jobs including a six-station build out for
Clear Channel in Rochester, New York, and the latest project, a studio build out for the University of North Carolina. This project should gain us national publicity. Also the Siemons training was a requirement to get our network certification to install a network system for the state of Pa. This is for their new OVR building in Altoona. We are starting that project within the next few weeks."
Matt Lightner, President
Lightner Electronics, Inc.
Claysburg, Pa.
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