How do I find my local NCWorks Career Center? (200 Views)
Please visit our interactive mapping system to find your local NCWorks Career Center.
Category: Career Centers
Please visit our interactive mapping system to find your local NCWorks Career Center.
Category: Career Centers
If your business has been impacted by COVID-19, please contact our office at 252-636-6901 for assistance.
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Category: COVID-19
Every community college in North Carolina may participate in the Finish Line Grants program but is not required to do so. Community colleges and workforce development boards will collaborate to apply for funding and will establish a joint process for reviewing funding requests from students. Funds will not be distributed directly to students. For example, if a student applies for a Finish Line Grant to pay for a car repair, the approved payment will go to the auto repair shop.
Category: Grants
Up to $7 million of federal funds from the Workforce Innovation and Opportunity Act will be available for Finish Line Grants in the 2018-19 school year. Governor Cooper’s most recent budget proposed recurring funding to make the Finish Line Grants program ongoing, including funding for students in four-year college and university programs. Future funding is contingent upon availability.
Category: Grants
The maximum grant per student per semester is $1,000. The local community college and workforce development board will decide whether students will be eligible for grants in more than one semester.
Category: Grants
Students enrolled in community colleges across North Carolina are eligible. Students must be in good academic standing and have completed 50 percent of their degree or credential.
Category: Grants