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📢 WIOA-Funding at CSUDH Continuing Ed

Looking to level up your career but worried about the cost? The Workforce Innovation and Opportunity Act (#WIOA) may cover the cost of your training and education—yes, fully funded in many cases. WIOA is a federal program designed to help individuals access the skills, training, and education they need to succeed in today’s job market.

At California State University, Dominguez Hills (CSUDH) - College of Continuing & Professional Education, many of our professional #certificate programs are WIOA-approved, giving you the chance to grow your career without the financial barrier.

00:00 • Welcome to WIOA at CSUDH Continuing Ed
00:30 • What is WIOA and what does it do?
01:03 • What training does WIOA funding cover?
01:34 • How do you access WIOA funding?
01:53 • Who is eligible to receive WIOA funding?
02:27 • About CSUDH as a WIOA-eligible Approved Training Provider
03:08 • How to get started...
03:32 • BONUS: Important tip!
04:37 • CSUDH WIOA Contact Information

🏫 Who qualifies?
WIOA funding is designed for individuals who want to improve their job prospects, including:

-Adults seeking career advancement or a career change
-Dislocated workers (laid off or at risk of layoff)
-Low-income individuals
-Youth (ages 18–24) who need career and education support

❓ Why WIOA + CSUDH?

-Tuition support for approved certificate programs
-Access to high-demand fields with strong career potential
-A respected university backing your professional growth

Don’t let cost stop you from investing in yourself. Take advantage of WIOA and start your future at CSUDH today!

CSUDH Continuing Education: WIOA-Funded Programs Information:
https://csudh.edu/ccpe/wioa

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