Education providers, training organisations and employers can access grants for workforce development, apprenticeship incentives, curriculum development and institutional infrastructure. Programs target both formal education providers and businesses investing in their workforce.
In Australian Capital Territory, the australian capital territory government funds business and innovation through a focused suite of programs covering arts, sustainability, innovation and sme support.
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6 totalThis program encourages and supports public and social housing tenants in the ACT to participate in sporting, arts, cultural, education, employment, and training activities. The grants aim to improve participants' physical, social, and personal development through community engagement.
Annual grants program that funds a range of road safety activities including programs, rehabilitation services, education campaigns, research, audits, and feasibility studies. Projects must have strong links to current road safety priorities and deliver direct benefits to the ACT community.
A one-off annual payment to low-income families to help cover school costs and essentials for children enrolled in ACT schools. The fund assists with expenses such as uniforms, excursions, sporting equipment, sporting activities, and music lessons.
The ACT ACE Grants Program provides funding for the delivery of quality foundation skills training in accessible and inclusive community settings, supporting Canberrans experiencing barriers to learning, training and work. It supports both accredited and non-accredited foundation skills learning activities for participants aged 17 years or older to engage in informal learning that enables formal training and future employment.
Offers scholarships to early childhood educators in the ACT to complete an ACECQA-approved early childhood teaching degree on a full-time or part-time basis. The program aims to increase the number of degree-qualified educators in the ACT and raise the profile of the education and care sector. Funding includes support for study costs and employer backfill arrangements for paid study leave.
A scholarship program for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander educators to undertake Diploma or Degree qualifications in early childhood education. The program offers financial support, paid leave arrangements, and wrap-around supports to attract more Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples to the early childhood education profession.
Grant information is sourced from official government websites and updated regularly. Always verify current eligibility and deadlines before applying.