What type of job training assistance may be approved?
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The following types of training that lead to gainful employment may be approved:
(a) Nationally accredited vocational training;
(b) Training and non-accredited vocational courses provided by a tribe;
(c) Training programs not operated by the tribe but approved by the service provider;
(d) Apprenticeship training supervised by a State apprenticeship agency or council or by the Federal Apprenticeship Training Service that is provided by a corporation or association that has been training bona fide apprentices for at least one year or any other apprenticeship program approved by the service provider; or
(e) OJT offered by a public or private business.
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