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Texas Awards $20M Career Training Grants
Texas gives $20 million in career training grants to North Texas schools for welding, engineering, and other high-demand skills.
In brief
Texas gives $20 million in career training grants to North Texas schools for welding, engineering, and other high-demand skills. Texas allocated $20 million in career training grants to 27 colleges and 57 school districts for welding, engineering, and other high-demand skills. Originally reported by Dallas Express.
Texas Announces $20M Career Grants
Texas Gov. Greg Abbott announced $20 million in career training grants for North Texas schools.
“Students deserve a clear and affordable path to high-paying careers.”
Grants Target 7,400 Students
The grants will train over 7,400 students in welding, engineering, and other high-demand careers.
Collin College Receives $346,697
Collin College gets $346,697 to train 120 welders through welding equipment grants.
Tarrant County College District Gets $55,673
Tarrant County College District receives $55,673 to train 140 welders with welding equipment grants.
Other Schools Receive Grants
Blue Ridge Independent School District and Harmony Public Schools North Texas get grants for welding and industrial engineering training.
Grants Cover 27 Colleges and 57 Districts
The grants target 27 public junior colleges and 57 Texas school districts for high-demand career training.
The main idea
Texas allocated $20 million in career training grants to 27 colleges and 57 school districts for welding, engineering, and other high-demand skills.
