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RI Non-Trade Apprenticeship Expansion Grants

Rhode Island Commerce Corporation
About the Grant

The Non-Trade Apprenticeship Expansion Grant Program was created to support the expansion of Non-Trade/Non-Traditional Registered Apprenticeship Programs.

The program helps organizations pay for the design and development of new and innovative apprenticeship tracks by providing reimbursement for eligible planning activities and costs up to $25,000.

State and Industry
Ownership Categories
Grant Amount:

Up to $25,000

Application Deadline:

Rolling

Notes

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