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GET HELP TRAINING AND RESKILLING YOUR EMPLOYEES!

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Incumbent Worker Training Program

√ Retain your workers by helping them learn new skills

√ Receive reimbursement for cost of training 

√ Create your own curriculum and training program

√ Avoid layoffs, develop your workforce, save time and money, stimulate your local economy

About the IWT Program

Missouri is a nationwide leader in both Apprenticeships and Work-Based Learning programs. The Incumbent Worker Training program is designed to assist local businesses large and small by skilling up and retaining workers, increasing competitiveness, and providing a path for onboarding additional workers.

IWT is administered through local organizations and people that work and live in your community, so participants receive help from someone that knows the local economy. You will be guided by those assigned to your training program, and they will have the resources of the state of Missouri’s award-winning program at their disposal.

What is an Incumbent Worker?

An incumbent worker is simply another name for an employee who has already been hired by you and went through initial orientation or training for their positions. Some may have been working at your company for many years. It’s better seen as an opportunity for you to advance and promote your current workers and thereby open up other entry-level positons within your organization.

The purpose of IWT is to provide reimbursement to your business for the training costs accrued during the course of training. It is not a replacement for existing business culture or advancement methods. Rather, it is a model that builds on a business’s existing mentoring, training, and advancement systems.

How to Qualify

In order for your businesses to qualify for the Incumbent Worker Training Program, you’ll only need to:

Show a need to avert potential layoffs of employees, or the need to obtain skills necessary to retain employment, advance current employees, and create backfill opportunities for less-skilled employees.

 

Develop a curriculum or training program that results in a wage increase as a result of completion of the class and provide a certificate of achievement for each individual.

Sign the necessary paperwork and have it approved prior to beginning the training.

Getting started is easy!

 

For More Information, Click Here to Contact Your Nearest Job Center or Email cwdrbusiness@cwib.us.

Contact Us

1107 Kingshighway, Rolla, MO 65401

(573) 426-6030

sundijo@cwdregion.com

In accordance with 29 CFR 38.9 (g)(3), Limited English Proficient (LEP) individuals will receive language assistance in all communications of vital information.

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Central Workforce Development Board, Inc. and COPIC are equal-opportunity employers/programs. Auxiliary aids and services are available upon request to individuals with disabilities. Missouri Relay Services at 711. If needed, call M. Korin Ell at 573-426-6030 ext. 2 for assistance in the translation and understanding of the information in the document(s) you have received. Si necesita asistencia para traducir y entender la información contenida en el documento(s) que recibió, llame al M. Korin Ell 573-426-6030 ext 2. 

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