SUBJECT: California’s ETP Program
AUC/ OIT specialize in delivering State Funded IT Training, which is sponsored by the State of California to eligible employees working in California.
The Employment Training Panel (ETP)
AUC/OIT is a leading professional services organization that has secured funding from the California Employment Training Panel (ETP) to provide high quality, state funded training to companies. This allows us to train companies who qualify for the training funds at no costs.
Cisco, Microsoft, CompTIA, ISC, CISSP, ITIL, PMI Project Management, VMware,
Six Sigma, Scrum Master/Agile, Salesforce,IAPP,AWS,CEH,Oracle,Leadership.
The intent of the State-funded ETP program is to reduce the unemployment rate in California by keeping employees' skills current within this program; we offer all of the IT courses.
To determine if your company qualifies, follow these simple steps.
Step 1. Print the Qualification Form & Instructions 100 E
Step 2. Complete, Email, Fax, Mail
Upon receipt, a representative will contact you with your results.
Or, give us a call and a representative will take your information over the telephone and determine your eligibility.
Step 3. Sign-up each participant. Request ETP 104 Forms.
Free Information Technology Training
We are offering a new and exciting training opportunity funded by the State of California. With this program you can learn new skills in intermediate and advanced IT topics, absolutely FREE. We receive compensation from the State of California for the training we deliver, which makes it free to you. There are no application, registration, co-pays, or per-hour fees, so it really is free computer training!! Oxford Institute of Technology has been delivering free; state funded IT Training throughout California like Harman JBL/Lamp plus ,Dish Network, Cisco Linksys, Fujifilm,Fox,DTT, Skurka Aerospace, Access IT, Mitratech, Data System West, Hollywood Software, and Adams Rite.
Who pays for the training?
The funding comes from a state agency, the Employment Training Panel (ETP), which was established to reduce unemployment and improve the competitiveness of California businesses that face out-of-state and international competition. The California Employment Training Tax (ETT) provides the revenue for the program. The Panel has provided over $1 billion towards partially funded or free training since the tax was levied in 1983.
The State wants its companies to grow and be competitive with other states, so that jobs remain in California. When employees improve their skills, they can't be easily replaced, making their jobs more secure and increasing the wages for those jobs. Higher incomes also improve the state economy, as the money is recycled into other local businesses.
If it is free, how good is the training?
Students from eligible companies will sit in the same public enrollment classes that we advertise at full price, with the same courseware, computers, and instructors.
The main requirement is that employees must make at least $17.54/hr and any health benefits can apply towards this minimum. Students will need to provide us with their social security numbers, which we input into the secure ETP web site for tracking purposes.
Here are the steps involved in getting the free computer training:
What are the requirements for
the program?
Employer requirements
Conditions
Requirement
1. Does your company have a valid State Tax ID number?
The State Tax ID number is also referred to as the California Employer Account Number (CEAN).
This number can be found on your state W-2 labeled as "State Employer Account Number" and it is found on many Employment Development Department (EDD) forms your company fills out, such as the DE-7, DE-34, DE-88, DE-6, or DE-542.
You can also find it by calling the Employment Development Department at (888) 745-3886.
Student Requirements Conditions Requirements
1. Do you plan to stay employed 90 days after your last day of training?
You must remain employed for at least 90 days after the last day of your training to be eligible.
2. Do you earn at least $17.54/hour at your job?
You must earn at least $17.54 /hour assuming 40 hour work week.
Any health benefits you receive can be counted towards this requirement.
3. Do you work full time at your job?
California considers full time employment as 35 hours or more average per. week.
4. Can you commit to at least 8 hours of training within a 90-day period?
More training is possible, but you must commit to a minimum of 8 hours of training to be eligible.
This is because once we've billed for a student, they can't take more ETP-funded training until we run through our current allotted budget.
Oxford Institute of Technology requires that training has to be completed within certain time windows depending on the amount of training requested.
5. Will you get paid wages while training at Oxford Institute of Technology?
You must be paid wages while training to be eligible.
How many employees can a company send for the free training?
There is no limit to the number of employees a company can send, since California employers pay the annual Employment Training Tax (ETT) for each employee. As long as all employees meet the eligibility requirements, they are entitled to our free computer training.
Let us help you develop a custom training class for your company or group. For more information, contact enrollment adviser.
AUC/ OIT specialize in delivering State Funded IT Training, which is sponsored by the State of California to eligible employees working in California.
The Employment Training Panel (ETP)
AUC/OIT is a leading professional services organization that has secured funding from the California Employment Training Panel (ETP) to provide high quality, state funded training to companies. This allows us to train companies who qualify for the training funds at no costs.
- We help small to mid-size companies become more competitive.
- Opportunity for you to train your existing workforce at no costs.
- All levels can be trained: administrative staff, supervisors, and technical.
- Training can take place at your location or at any of our locations in southern California.
- We can customize training from 8 hours and no more than 200-hour courses in a wide range of subjects including the following:
Cisco, Microsoft, CompTIA, ISC, CISSP, ITIL, PMI Project Management, VMware,
Six Sigma, Scrum Master/Agile, Salesforce,IAPP,AWS,CEH,Oracle,Leadership.
The intent of the State-funded ETP program is to reduce the unemployment rate in California by keeping employees' skills current within this program; we offer all of the IT courses.
To determine if your company qualifies, follow these simple steps.
Step 1. Print the Qualification Form & Instructions 100 E
Step 2. Complete, Email, Fax, Mail
Upon receipt, a representative will contact you with your results.
Or, give us a call and a representative will take your information over the telephone and determine your eligibility.
Step 3. Sign-up each participant. Request ETP 104 Forms.
Free Information Technology Training
We are offering a new and exciting training opportunity funded by the State of California. With this program you can learn new skills in intermediate and advanced IT topics, absolutely FREE. We receive compensation from the State of California for the training we deliver, which makes it free to you. There are no application, registration, co-pays, or per-hour fees, so it really is free computer training!! Oxford Institute of Technology has been delivering free; state funded IT Training throughout California like Harman JBL/Lamp plus ,Dish Network, Cisco Linksys, Fujifilm,Fox,DTT, Skurka Aerospace, Access IT, Mitratech, Data System West, Hollywood Software, and Adams Rite.
Who pays for the training?
The funding comes from a state agency, the Employment Training Panel (ETP), which was established to reduce unemployment and improve the competitiveness of California businesses that face out-of-state and international competition. The California Employment Training Tax (ETT) provides the revenue for the program. The Panel has provided over $1 billion towards partially funded or free training since the tax was levied in 1983.
The State wants its companies to grow and be competitive with other states, so that jobs remain in California. When employees improve their skills, they can't be easily replaced, making their jobs more secure and increasing the wages for those jobs. Higher incomes also improve the state economy, as the money is recycled into other local businesses.
If it is free, how good is the training?
Students from eligible companies will sit in the same public enrollment classes that we advertise at full price, with the same courseware, computers, and instructors.
The main requirement is that employees must make at least $17.54/hr and any health benefits can apply towards this minimum. Students will need to provide us with their social security numbers, which we input into the secure ETP web site for tracking purposes.
- Companies must pay their employees' normal wages while they are here getting the training.
Here are the steps involved in getting the free computer training:
- We talk with an HR representative from your company to collect required information on the company to prepare the application.
- We send you the pre-filled application with an agreement that details the program. Both documents must be reviewed and signed by an authorized signer of your company and returned to us. In most cases, we will find out if your company is eligible within 1-business day.
- Each participating employee fills out a basic form to determine eligibility (typically we know immediately) and you can start scheduling a block of classes.
What are the requirements for
the program?
Employer requirements
Conditions
Requirement
1. Does your company have a valid State Tax ID number?
The State Tax ID number is also referred to as the California Employer Account Number (CEAN).
This number can be found on your state W-2 labeled as "State Employer Account Number" and it is found on many Employment Development Department (EDD) forms your company fills out, such as the DE-7, DE-34, DE-88, DE-6, or DE-542.
You can also find it by calling the Employment Development Department at (888) 745-3886.
Student Requirements Conditions Requirements
1. Do you plan to stay employed 90 days after your last day of training?
You must remain employed for at least 90 days after the last day of your training to be eligible.
2. Do you earn at least $17.54/hour at your job?
You must earn at least $17.54 /hour assuming 40 hour work week.
Any health benefits you receive can be counted towards this requirement.
3. Do you work full time at your job?
California considers full time employment as 35 hours or more average per. week.
4. Can you commit to at least 8 hours of training within a 90-day period?
More training is possible, but you must commit to a minimum of 8 hours of training to be eligible.
This is because once we've billed for a student, they can't take more ETP-funded training until we run through our current allotted budget.
Oxford Institute of Technology requires that training has to be completed within certain time windows depending on the amount of training requested.
5. Will you get paid wages while training at Oxford Institute of Technology?
You must be paid wages while training to be eligible.
How many employees can a company send for the free training?
There is no limit to the number of employees a company can send, since California employers pay the annual Employment Training Tax (ETT) for each employee. As long as all employees meet the eligibility requirements, they are entitled to our free computer training.
Let us help you develop a custom training class for your company or group. For more information, contact enrollment adviser.
