Workforce vouchersin California.
Federal training money handled by your local workforce board. The most common route, available in every county.
- Sources here
- 46
- Who pays
- Your local workforce development board, using federal WIOA funds
- How fast
- 2 to 6 weeks from first call to voucher
Workforce vouchers in California
46 sources that pay for CNA training. Filter by category, or search by name, city, or county.
Camarillo, CaliforniaVentura County WDB CNA training voucher
Covers Ventura
Up to $10,000Details
Glendale, CaliforniaVerdugo WDB CNA training voucher
Covers Burbank, Glendale +1 more
Pays the school directlyDetails
San Jose, Californiawork2future CNA training voucher
Covers San Jose, S. Santa Clara
Pays the school directlyDetails
Napa, CaliforniaWorkforce Alliance of the North Bay CNA training voucher
Covers Lake, Marin +2 more
Pays the school directlyDetails
Woodland, CaliforniaYolo County WDB CNA training voucher
Covers Yolo
Pays the school directlyDetails
NationwideWIOA CNA training voucher
The Workforce Innovation and Opportunity Act (WIOA) is the federal law that funds job training through about 2,400 American Job Centers nationwide; eligible adults, dislocated workers and youth can receive an Individual Training Account that pays tuition for short term occupational training such as a CNA program at a state approved eligible training provider. Each local workforce board sets its own eligibility priorities and funding limits.
Pays the school directlyDetails
Funding, eligibility, and limits change each program year, so confirm with the source before you enroll.
Other funding in California
Pick a CNA program in California.
State approved programs with start dates and published prices.