No. Many types of dislocated workers are eligible for this federally-funded grant program.

Short-term training, on-the-job training, certifications, continuing education, or associate degrees. Click here for examples.

Our advisors can discuss future career options and connect you with free education and training to reach your goals. Contact us for free career counseling services.

The definition of a dislocated worker is broad. Please contact us to see if you qualify.

Even if you do not see your occupation listed, we may still be able to help you. Please contact us to see if you qualify.

This grant covers 11 counties in Western North Carolina: Haywood, Jackson, Macon, Swain, Cherokee, Clay, Graham, Buncombe, Henderson, Transylvania, and Madison.

Yes, possibly. Please contact us to see if you qualify for opportunities available to self-employed and contract workers.

You could still benefit from the program. Contact us to determine your eligibility and learn about other supportive services that may be available to you.

Yes. Many additional costs are covered, including books, testing fees for certifications and licenses, travel reimbursement, work-related tools, equipment and uniforms, and more.

Apply now. Grant funds are time sensitive and are available on a first-come first-serve basis.

We can connect you with opportunities to pursue a new career without going back to school, including on-the-job training, assistance with a resume, help with applications, job searches and more.

Complete the form on this website by clicking here. Or contact your local NCWorks Career Center at 828-456-6061.