Workforce Education
Spring quarter funding applications received by March 21 will receive priority processing. A Workforce staff member will reach out to you, to discuss your eligibility. Financial assistance is not guaranteed, and is based on program specific criteria and funding availability.
Workforce education helps people get money for school and into the workforce.
Workforce Education can help you with
Learn how Workforce funding works and how you may be eligible:
How it Works
We meet with you, talk about your goals, and look at all your options. If you qualify for funding, we’ll give you step-by-step instructions on how to get help with tuition and supplies to start down the path toward more training and a great job.
Choose one of the following ways to find out if you qualify
Option 1: Schedule a 15-minute phone meeting with one of our staff and we’ll be able to give you a general idea of what you qualify for.
Option 2: Take a quick survey and attend a workshop
You likely qualify if any of the following apply:
A recently laid off worker, low-income individual, person receiving unemployment benefits, parent receiving cash assistance, food-stamp recipient, and others.
Ready to start the funding application?
It might be helpful to have your social security number and income information available. But, it is not required to complete the application. If you need help with the application, our staff is here to help.
Learn more about our Workforce funding options
Contact Us
Workforce Education
- Location
- FOSS (5000) Building, Room 5101
- workforce@shoreline.edu
- Phone
- (206) 546-5882
- Fax
- (206) 546-6992
- Hours
- See the College's operating hours