Tuition & Funding Options
WorkSource Approved / Statewide Federal Funding
Our school offers several pathways to assist students with tuition financing. The sections below outline available WorkSource development grants, institutional scholarship opportunities, and upcoming administrative program updates.
1. WorkSource Development Grants (WIOA) The Workforce Innovation and Opportunity Act (WIOA) provides federal training allocations designed to support jobseekers in obtaining industry-specific credentials or certifications.
Approval Status: Our school's training programs are formally approved by WorkSource and are maintained on the statewide Eligible Training Provider List (ETPL). Learn More: For complete eligibility guidelines, income requirements, and local office details, please review our official documentation. [Click Here to View WorkSource FAQ PDF]
2.Institutional Scholarship Program Handyman Training School maintains an institutional scholarship fund to support academic accessibility and workforce development across the state of Georgia.
Award Overview: Institutional scholarship allocations function as tuition credits applied directly toward program costs to assist qualified applicants during the enrollment cycle.
Selection Criteria: Awards are evaluated each academic term and are disbursed based on documented economic need, career alignment metrics, and cohort seat availability.
Application Procedures: Registered applicants may formally request the current term's scholarship documentation checklist through the Office of Admissions during academic onboarding.
3.Military Education Benefits (GI Bill®)Federal veteran education initiatives provide financial support to qualified active-duty service members, veterans, and eligible dependents pursuing career technical training.
Chapter Tracking: Educational benefits are structured under specific federal programs, (Military Education Benefits (GI BILL).
Funding Coordination: Educational assistance options are coordinated based on individual eligibility, service history, and specific program tracks selected by the student.
4.Institutional Quality and Accreditation FrameworksAccreditation serves as an independent, peer-reviewed evaluation process to verify that an educational institution meets established operational and curriculum standards.Regulatory Oversight: Handyman Training School operates in full compliance with current Georgia state licensing boards, proprietary educational frameworks, and regional WorkSource guidelines.Quality Standards: Maintaining alignment with standard institutional benchmarks ensures that coursework consistently meets professional training metrics and industry requirements.Contact Admissions and FundingFor questions regarding current institutional scholarship application cycles, WorkSource voucher processing, or documentation requirements for the state of Georgia, contact the administration office. Inquiries should be directed to HandymanTrainingSchool@gmail.com.