How much funding can be received?

Funds up to 75% of admissible expenses, capped at $100000 per project.

What is the deadline to apply?

The deadline to apply is not specified.

Who are the financial supporters of the Canada - Manitoba Job Grant?

Canada - Manitoba Job Grant is funded by Government of Manitoba

What are Canada - Manitoba Job Grant's eligibility criterias?

Eligibility criteria not mentioned

Canada - Manitoba Job Grant

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Money for employee training in Manitoba

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Government of Manitoba

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Get up to $10,000/employee to a maximum of $100,000 to cover the cost of third-party skills training for your employees.

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$ 45,000

Implement a data analytics training program for all sales employees

$ 52,500

Introduce leadership development training for managerial staff

$ 60,000

Organize a series of digital marketing workshops for small business owners

$ 26,250

Conduct customer service excellence training for call center staff

$ 30,000

Upskill IT support staff through advanced cybersecurity training

$ 37,500

Provide advanced project management training for 15 employees at our Toronto office

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Eligibility for the Canada-Manitoba Job Grant is determined by specific requirements related to the type of employer and their history with the grant program.

The applicant must be a private employer, sole proprietor, non-profit organization, industry association, sector council, group of employers, union hall, First Nation, or a municipal government.
The applicant must submit the application directly by the business identified; applications by another organization are ineligible.
The applicant must not have received three Job Grants over the past five years.
The applicant cannot be a current recipient of funding from Manitoba under another Business and Industry Training Supports program such as the Industry Expansion Program or the Workforce Development Program.
The applicant must not be a K-12 school or post-secondary institution funded by provincial/federal sources.
The applicant must not be a federal, provincial, or territorial government entity or a crown corporation or agency.

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Small employers with 100 or fewer employees and companies with 101 or more employees are eligible for the Canada-Manitoba Job Grant. The grant contributes up to 75% of eligible training costs for small employers and up to 50% for companies with more than 100 employees.

Prior recipients of three Job Grants over the past five years
Current recipients of funding from Manitoba under another Industry Workforce Development program
Employers who don’t meet all eligibility criteria listed on the grant application
K-12 schools funded by provincial/federal sources
Federal, provincial, and territorial governments
Federal and provincial crown corporations and agencies

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This grant excludes certain companies and organizations that do not align with its purpose or have received substantial support historically. The restrictions are in place to ensure fair distribution and targeted assistance.

Prior recipients of three Job Grants over the past five years.
Current recipient of funding from Manitoba under another Business and Industry Training Supports program.
K-12 schools and post-secondary institutions funded by provincial/federal sources.
Federal, provincial, and territorial governments.
Federal and provincial crown corporations and agencies.

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The Canada-Manitoba Job Grant supports activities centered around workforce training to enhance skills and meet business demands. Eligible projects ensure practical skill development of employees through third-party providers, benefiting both new hires and existing staff.

Employee skill enhancement through third-party training programs.
Training delivered at the workplace, online, or in classroom settings.
Participation in diploma programs and individual courses within degree programs relevant to job requirements.
Travel cost support for training participants from northern and remote communities.

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The Canada-Manitoba Job Grant is a collaboration funded by both the federal and provincial governments, specifically designed for businesses operating within the province of Manitoba. Eligibility for this grant is aimed at Manitoba-based companies to support workforce development in alignment with local economic strategies.

Businesses located within the province of Manitoba.

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There are no specific evaluation and selection criteria mentioned for the Canada-Manitoba Job Grant in the provided information.

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Additional details to consider for the Canada-Manitoba Job Grant:

Training can be completed in multiple fiscal years, allowing for continuity in human resource development planning.
Travel costs eligibility is specific to geographically northern communities, emphasizing the need for educational accessibility.
The grant includes specific requirements for combining training-related travel and other incurred expenses under the financial cap limits.
The program allows for the inclusion of interns as eligible training participants, broadening the scope for hands-on learning.
Reimbursements are processed post-training with detailed documentation to ensure compliance with the grant’s expenditure guidelines.
Applications must reflect the unique business number for companies operating out of multiple locations or subsidiaries.