Maximize Federal Funding for IT Education and Training Programs with Guidance from CompTIA
Vital information on funding opportunities and other federal government initiatives to support information technology (IT) education and training programs will be explored at an upcoming webinar presented by CompTIA, the nonprofit association for the IT industry and workforce.
Speakers include Luke Rhine, acting assistant secretary for the Office of Career, Technical and Adult Education, U.S. Department of Education; Aubrey Barnett, vice president, U.S. academic sales, CompTIA; and Robert Owens, director, funding, research and analysis, CompTIA.
“The process of identifying and applying for federal financial assistance can be confusing and intimidating,” Barnett said. “We intend to clear up misconceptions and mysteries about this process and provide actionable advice that academic institutions, nonprofit organizations and others involved in tech education and training can utilize.”
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The webinar is the latest example of CompTIA’s commitment to enhancing IT education and training programs by providing the resources, webinars, guidance, and expertise needed to secure funding that can make a real difference.
The Computing Technology Industry Association (CompTIA) is the world’s leading information technology (IT) certification and training body. CompTIA is a mission-driven organization committed to unlocking the potential of every student, career changer or professional seeking to begin or advance in a technology career. Millions of current and aspiring technology workers around the world rely on CompTIA for the training, education and professional certifications that give them the confidence and skills to work in tech.
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