Grant Program Job Opportunities

To successfully prepare Boston Training, Inc. students for careers in medical administration.

To help ACCION USA applicants improve their credit scores and financial knowledge, thus increasing the number of microentrepreneurs who achieve long-term business success and stability.

To provide training and professional development opportunities for direct service staff at community-based nonprofit and public agencies in the education, employment, and training sectors.

To empower young people to set and achieve positive employment and educational goals.

To offer training, technical assistance and legal services to microentrepreneurs and microenterprise development organizations.

To help low-skill, low-income residents move to family sustaining jobs, and help employers find and retain skilled employees.

To improve technical assistance and program delivery so that participating artisan businesses increase revenue and improve sustainability prospects.

To identify the needs of disenfranchised and low-wage workers; and to develop and disseminate recommendations for policies and programs that will facilitate the participation of low-wage workers in education and training opportunities.

To develop a pipeline of workers prepared to enter a degree/certificate program, apprenticeship, or on-the-job training in the marine trades; to build career ladders for new entrants to marine trades; and to engage marine trades employers in supporting the model.

To allow low-income direct care workers to benefit from stable work hours and gain greater economic security.