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    Incumbent Worker Training (IWT)

    Incumbent Worker Training (IWT) supports Tennessee businesses with training for existing full-time employees to upgrade skills, strengthen retention, improve productivity, and boost competitiveness.

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    Funder: Tennessee Department of Labor and Workforce Development

    Due Dates: No application deadline stated (contact local American Job Center for availability)

    Funding Amounts: Reimbursement of all or part of eligible training costs

    Summary: Competitive grants help Tennessee businesses train existing full-time employees to improve retention, productivity, and competitiveness.

    Key Information: Applicants must be Tennessee for-profit businesses or health care nonprofits, operating at least one year with five full-time employees.


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    Incumbent Worker Training (IWT) is a competitive grant program offered by the Tennessee Department of Labor and Workforce Development. It helps eligible Tennessee businesses upgrade the skills of their existing full-time workforce through skills development, process improvement, new technology training, and other initiatives that strengthen employee retention, productivity, and business competitiveness.

    The state's business-grant pre-application identifies training options including skills upgrades, certification, process improvement, preventing layoffs, and creating new jobs. Training may be delivered by public or private educational institutions, private training organizations, business-employed trainers, or a combination of providers. Activities may take place at the business, a training provider's facility, or both. Local Workforce Development Areas (LWDAs) assist with applications and contract with approved businesses.


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