What programs do WIA pay for?

WIA authorizes several job training programs: state formula grants for Adult, Youth, and Dislocated Worker Employment and Training Activities; Job Corps; and other national programs, including the Native American Program, the Migrant and Seasonal Farmworker Program, the Veterans’ Workforce Investment Program.

Will PA CareerLink pay for school?

Unemployment compensation (UC) does not pay training costs or tuition. Training opportunities may be available through Pennsylvania’s CareerLink ® system.

What is the WIA grant?

The Workforce Investment Act ( WIA ) program provides workforce development activities designed to enhance the employability, occupational attainment, retention and earnings of adults, dislocated workers and youth.

What do you need to know about PA CareerLink?

Our new PA CareerLink® website is aimed at serving your specific needs in an accessible approach that helps you find the information and resources you need based on where you are personally, professionally and by location. Check out our quick video introduction to the new site.

What are the WIOA core programs in Pennsylvania?

Pennsylvania’s Combined State Plan includes the six WIOA Core programs: (Adult, Dislocated Worker, Youth, Wagner-Peyser, Adult Basic Education, and Vocational Rehabilitation), as well the following optional programs:

What is the role of career pathways in PA?

Career Pathways and Apprenticeship: Develop a comprehensive career pathways system in PA and expand career pathways as the primary model for skill, credential, degree attainment, with an emphasis on assisting individuals to address barriers to employment, earn a family-sustaining wage, and advance their career.

Where can I get job training in PA?

Unemployment compensation (UC) does not pay training costs or tuition. Training opportunities may be available through Pennsylvania’s CareerLink ® system. You may visit their website at www.pacareerlink.state.pa.us. In addition, the Pennsylvania Higher Education Assistance Agency…