Texas community resource
High Demand Job Training Program
Texas Workforce Commission
Matching funds for workforce-board and economic-development-corporation partnerships supporting high-demand job training.
How to get help
Complete the official HDJT application available from the program resources and send the signed application to the applicable TWC Employer Engagement and Community Outreach Team member. Funds are first-come, first-served.
Who this service helps
Applications are partnership projects between a local workforce development board and a Type A or Type B economic development corporation. Training must focus on a Governor-designated target industry sector or a high-demand occupation designated by the local workforce board.
Where this service is available
Service area: Texas statewide, including Travis, Williamson, Hays, Bastrop, Caldwell, Burnet, and Blanco counties within the Central Texas assignment.
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Cost / fees
TWC provides up to $150,000 in WIOA funds, matched dollar for dollar by local economic-development sales-tax funds. Allowable uses include training, mentoring, equipment, participant recruitment, assessment, support services, and other documented training-related costs.
About this service
The program supports collaborations between local workforce development boards and Type A or Type B economic development corporations using local economic-development sales-tax funds for high-demand job training and related workforce activities.
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