What is Workforce Pell?
Workforce Pell is a federal financial aid program that allows Continuing and Professional Development (CPD) students enrolled in federally approved short-term workforce training programs to use Pell Grant funding.
Career and Technical Education Grants
We're here to help you achieve your career goals. San Jac offers financial support to help you explore, choose, and pursue your desired career path through our career and technical education grant programs.
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How much financial assistance can I get?
Estimated Workforce Pell funding currently ranges from $208 to $2,080, depending on individual eligibility.
With Workforce Pell, you can get up to 100% of your program cost covered, plus additional assistance with eligible books and supplies.
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What CPD programs are eligible?
Students enrolled in federally approved short-term workforce training programs. approved short-term workforce training programs can receive Workforce Pell. Eligible programs include:
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To Apply for Workforce Pell
- Complete the FAFSA.
- Monitor your financial aid account and respond promptly to requests for additional information.
- Contact the Financial Aid Office to discuss your eligibility, estimated award, and anticipated disbursement timeline.
- Contact CPD Health Occupations for information about the Phlebotomy Program enrollment and upcoming cohort start dates.
Advance Your Career with the Texas Public Education Grant
The Texas Public Education Grant (TPEG) can help pay for Continuing and Professional Development (CPD) training programs.
For an application and more information, please email CPD.TPEGgrant@sjcd.edu or call 281-998-6350 ext. 3665.The Texas Public Education Grant provides need-based scholarships to qualifying students for non-credit (CPD) courses.
A limited number of scholarships are awarded on a first-come, first-serve basis until funds are depleted. For most programs, the grant covers the entire cost of tuition. You may be responsible for purchasing books and/or supplies.
To be eligible, you must meet the following requirements:
- Demonstrated financial need.
- No outstanding student loans in default or any past due balance owed to the College.
- Must meet all requirements of your selected training program, which may include: background check, drug screen, high school diploma/GED, etc.
- We will provide you with a student ID, also known as a G number. This is required to apply for the grant.
The Texas Public Education Grant provides need-based scholarships to qualifying students for non-credit (CPD) courses.
A limited number of scholarships are awarded on a first-come, first-serve basis until funds are depleted. For most programs, the grant covers the entire cost of tuition. You may be responsible for purchasing books and/or supplies.
To be eligible, you must meet the following requirements:
- Demonstrated financial need.
- No outstanding student loans in default or any past due balance owed to the College.
- Must meet all requirements of your selected training program, which may include: background check, drug screen, high school diploma/GED, etc.
- We will provide you with a student ID, also known as a G number. This is required to apply for the grant.
Go to a CPD site office (listed below) and have your student ID created if you don't have one. We call this your G number. If you have a Social Security number, please bring your Social Security card with you. If you do not have a Social Security number your G number will still be created. The CPD site office will provide you with instructions on how to apply for the grant.
Central CPD Site Office
8060 Spencer Highway
Building 1 - C-1.128
Pasadena, TX 77505
North CPD Site Office
5800 Uvalde Road
Building 6 - N-6-170
Houston, TX 77049
South CPD Site Office
13735 Beamer Road
Building 8 - S-8.1403
Houston, TX 77089
Once you receive your G number, you will need to claim your account.
After your account is claimed, please take your Social Security card to Admissions in the Welcome Center. Admissions is in C27 on Central Campus, N6 on North Campus, and S6 on South Campus. Your Social Security number needs to be linked to your G number using the card you have in hand.
To apply for the TPEG, please complete the CPD TPEG application.
CPD Grants for Adult Education & Literacy
Browse free course offerings
- English as a Second Language (ESL) and Civics
- Adult Basic Education (ABE): For students scoring below a secondary level on academic placement tests.
- Adult Secondary Education (ASE): For students scoring at a secondary level on academic placement tests, and includes preparation for a high school equivalency (HSE) test.
- Internationally Trained Professionals (ITP): For students who completed a Bachelor's Degree or higher in another country wanting to learn more about educational and employment systems in the United States
- Career Pathways/Integrated Education and Training (IET): Assists students in developing and improving soft skills, academic skills, and/or language skills while participating in workforce training
Requirements and information
- To register for the program, you need to complete a pre-test to check your eligibility.
- Students 18 or older are eligible, but those over 16 may qualify with specific criteria.
- Registration requires a valid government-issued photo ID and operates on a first-come, first-served basis.
- If programs reach full capacity, students will be put on a waiting list.
- Day and evening classes are offered remotely, and some testing may require in-person attendance.
Perkins Grant Funding Opportunities
Every year, San Jacinto College provides Perkins grants to support students with unique
or special circumstances complete technical education programs. The grants aim to
expand opportunities for students to choose and pursue career and technical education
programs.. The Perkins support programs are specifically designed to assist those
students outlined in the grant legislation.
Training and Education Scholarships
Workforce Solutions scholarships support training for some of the region's high-skilled, high-growth occupations.
If you're interested in one of these San Jac programs, Workforce Solutions may be able to help fund your training. Learn more about this opportunity and other financial aid sources today!
Are you ready to take your business to the next level? San Jacinto College’s Business Operations, Supply Chain, and Entrepreneurship (BOSE) program may be right for you. The BOSE program offers a variety of classes that will enhance the skills of both seasoned veterans and first-timers.
Now, San Jac is offering grants to make select classes more accessible. See if these free classes are a match for you!
