TRAIN Grant Program

To be eligible for this free training opportunity, participants must be unemployed, underemployed, working fewer than 20 hours per week, and/or meet the federal poverty guidelines. Also, participants who are new to the workforce, such as those right out of high school, those who have never been in the workforce, and new immigrants who are authorized to work in the U.S., can apply.

If you are interested in participating in the program, please contact the appropriate program representative listed below, who will review your eligibility and assist you with the enrollment process.

Students will receive free tuition* including books, fees, and materials for the spring term, along with career coaching, work experience, job placement, job support, and travel vouchers.

Students must meet income requirements, specific program requirements, and be able to commit full-time.

The Dental Assisting Essentials program provides students with foundational knowledge and skills required to work as an assistant in a dental practice.

Program Contact: Jack Chan
Email: jchan@bhcc.edu

The EKG Technician program prepares students to perform electrocardiogram procedures and develop skills for entry-level healthcare positions.

Program Contact: Lateia Johnson
Email: lmjo8989@bhcc.edu

The Phlebotomy Technician program provides training in blood collection procedures, specimen handling, and patient safety to prepare students for entry-level healthcare positions.

Program Contact: Lateia Johnson
Email: lmjo8989@bhcc.edu