Livingston Workforce Services - Pontiac, IL
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 Applying for the WIOA Grant

Complete the steps below within 90 days prior to the first day of class.  All documentation must be received in order to determine eligibility for our scholarship. 

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Apply to the School

Contact the admissions office or academic advisor at the school you plan to attend to start the registration process and outline what classes you need to take for your chosen training program.  (If allowed without a payment plan, start enrolling in classes to reserve your spot.)
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Download Scholarship Application

Complete the scholarship application in its entirety.  It is recommended to download and save this document to your computer, then open using Adobe Acrobat Reader.

​To submit the completed application,
Email to: livingstonworkforceservices@gmail.com  OR
Mail to: Livingston Workforce Services, 211 E. Madison, Rm. 222, Pontiac, IL 61764
Download Application
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Submit Identification

Submit an image of your Driver’s License and Social Security Card.  This can be uploaded electronically in a secure location here:  kcc146.sharefile.com/r-r4f2f15eeef0d4de9910b19719939c20a
 (If you’re not comfortable with uploading this information, contact us to schedule a time to obtain a copy of these.)  
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Supporting Documentation

In order to be accepted to the program, an individual must be found eligible (low income individual, dislocated worker, under age 25 with a barrier to employment).  A career planner may request additional documentation (i.e. paystub, written notification of layoff, high school transcript / drop out letter) as proof of your eligibility.
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Basic Skills Testing

TABE testing is used to effectively assess skill and knowledge of individuals applying for the WIOA scholarship.  The intent is to ensure individuals do not require remedial education prior to attending training.  Individuals who have an associate's degree or recently passed a placement test may be exempt from testing.  A career planner will contact you to schedule an appointment to test, if necessary.  NOTE: TABE testing is currently on hold due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
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Career Planner Consultation

A career planner will contact you to discuss your application, request any additional information, and develop an Individual Employment Plan with you which is a plan of action to help you reach your employment goals.
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Acknowledgment Signature

​Once you have successfully completed all steps above and are deemed eligible to receive WIOA assistance, a career planner will email documentation to you to review and sign through AdobeSign.  This documentation consists of a Drug Free Policy, EEO statement, Release Authorization, WIOA Application, and Individual Employment Plan.
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Complete the FAFSA

Complete the FAFSA and email a copy of your financial aid award letter to your career planner or livingstonworkforceservices@gmail.com.  (This is required for programs that accept financial aid (Pell/MAP), which will be applied prior to WIOA funding.  CDL and CNA programs are usually exempt from this.)
Apply for Federal Student Aid
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Enroll in Classes

Contact the college or trade school to enroll in classes and email a copy of your schedule / bill to your career planner or livingstonworkforceservices@gmail.com.  This can be done anytime, but is required before we can submit payment for tuition and books, even if deemed eligible for assistance.

Questions?  Email livingstonworkforceservices@gmail.com
OR  Call 309-268-8280

Livingston Workforce Services
211 E Madison St, Rm 222
Pontiac, IL  61764
(309) 268-8280
Funding for the WIOA program is provided by the Grundy Livingston Kankakee Workforce Board. Kankakee Community College WIOA is an equal opportunity employer / program.  Auxiliary aids and services are available upon request to individuals with disabilities. All voice telephone numbers may be reached by persons using TTY/TDD equipment by calling TTY (800) 526-0844 or 711.
  • Job Seekers
    • Online Job Board
    • Workshops
    • Resource Room
    • Job Search Tips
    • Work Based Learning
  • Layoff Assistance
  • Scholarship
    • Scholarship FAQs
    • Scholarship Request Form
  • Business Services
    • Post a Job Opening
    • Business Needs Assessment
  • Success Stories
  • Community Resources
  • Press Releases
  • Contact Us