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No-Cost Dental Assistant Training

Raleigh Dental Assistant School is an approved training provider for American Job Centers across more than 20 states. With Workforce Innovation & Opportunity Act (WIOA) funding, you can enroll in our short-term training programs to earn nationally recognized certifications in the healthcare field.

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About Raleigh Dental Assistant School
An Approved WIOA Educator

Raleigh Dental Assistant School is an approved training provider for American Job Centers across more than 20 states. With Workforce Innovation & Opportunity Act (WIOA) funding, you can enroll in our short-term training programs to earn nationally recognized certifications in the healthcare field.

Raleigh Dental Assistant School is located in . Our mission is to enable students to get affordable medical assistant training and start their careers with little or no debt! We are committed to providing quality education and support to help our students launch their careers.

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Dental Assistant School Students posing for photo outside of training facility.
About WIOA
Healthcare Education at No Cost

The Workforce Innovation and Opportunity Act (WIOA) is a federal initiative, approved in 2014, that opens doors to comprehensive education and training programs at no cost for eligible learners. Once you qualify, you can access top-tier training designed to build the practical skills and knowledge necessary for thriving in today's healthcare environments. This support system is especially valuable in ensuring that financial barriers do not hinder your access to essential education.

Schools that accept workforce funding must be listed on the Eligible Training Provider List (ETPL), which varies by state along with its specific requirements.

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Am I Eligible for WIOA Funding?

Let's find out if you qualify for life-changing WIOA funding.
You could be eligible for WIOA if you are:

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    14+ Years of Age

    Applicants must be at least 14 years old to participate, ensuring they are developmentally ready for job training and workforce services.

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    GED or High School Diploma

    Having a high school diploma or GED demonstrates a basic educational foundation necessary for most job training programs.

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    Unemployed or Underemployed

    This funding is available to those who are either without a job or working below their potential hours, seeking opportunities for better employment.

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    Current or Pending Termination

    Individuals facing imminent or current job termination can qualify for assistance to help transition into new employment.

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    Layoff Displacement

    Those who have been laid off due to economic changes or restructuring are eligible for support to re-enter the workforce.

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    Other Primary Income Loss

    Applicants who have experienced significant reductions in their primary source of income, even if not job-related, may qualify for funding.

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    Government Food/Financial Assistance

    Receiving government assistance indicates financial need, making individuals eligible for WIOA funding to help improve their employment prospects.

Connect with one of our WIOA Admissions Advisors to determine your eligibility, explore available grants, and learn about your next steps.

What to Look for in a Workforce Approved Dental Assistant Program

WIOA Title IB Funding supports career training initiatives, making it ideal to pursue short-term programs in high-demand fields. When selecting a program, prioritize curriculums that require only a few months and include a certification exam. Here are a few other priorities to consider when choosing the right no-cost dental assistant program:

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Certification Exam Preparation

Ensure the curriculum includes preparation for a certification exam to formally validate your expertise.

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Stackable Credentials

Look for programs offering stackable credentials so you can progressively build your qualifications over time.

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High-Demand Focus

Choose training that targets high-demand areas in the medical assistant field, enhancing your career prospects.

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Workforce Approval

Verify that the program is approved under workforce funding initiatives, ensuring it meets industry and educational standards.

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Flexible Scheduling

Seek out programs with flexible schedules to easily balance education with your personal and professional life.

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Comprehensive Support Services

Select programs that offer additional support services, such as job placement assistance and academic advising, to help you succeed post-graduation.

There’s a reason why thousands of aspiring dental assistants have already chosen Raleigh Dental Assistant School as their WIOA-funded dental assistant training partner of choice. We provide students with the experience, education, and tools they need to make a real difference in allied health, through programs taught by real dental professionals. If you’re ready to take the first step, or the next step, in your dental assistant career journey, Raleigh Dental Assistant School is ready to help.

Raleigh Dental Assistant School is not a designated WIOA Title IB subject matter expert and does not serve as a representative for funding decisions. For official information on the funding you may be entitled to, please consult your local American Job Center or visit the official government website.

Workforce Innovation Opportunity Act FAQs

Reference more information on common WIOA questions below.

WIOA funds are provided by the federal government through taxpayer dollars. These funds are specifically allocated to support workforce training and education programs. They are then distributed to eligible organizations and programs to help individuals build valuable skills for better career opportunities.

To determine your eligibility for a WIOA grant, you can visit the American Job Centers website or speak with one of our knowledgeable WIOA Admissions Advisors right now, who will guide you through the process with expertise and professionalism.

No, you do not need to repay WIOA funding. It is provided as a grant to cover eligible training expenses, meaning you’re not taking on any debt. Just be sure to meet the program requirements to maintain your eligibility and receive the full benefits of the funding.

The amount of WIOA funding available for each person can vary depending on your individual needs and the program you choose. Each program assesses the funding based on factors like local budget and specific training costs. For exact details, it's best to speak with a WIOA advisor who can explain the funding available for your situation.

A WIOA education program equips you with essential skills and nationally recognized certifications for your chosen career. It provides hands-on training and career services designed to help you succeed in today's competitive job market. Plus, by removing financial barriers through funding, it makes quality education more accessible to everyone.