Make Money Moves.

Idaho LAUNCH is how new grads gain the skills to get hired. A grant program that gives you up to $8k for education or training, this is real money to make real money.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Investing in Your Future.

You can get up to 80% of the published tuition and fees at an eligible institution covered, up to a maximum of $8,000. Up to half of the initial grant is available in the first year of a program. For training that takes less than 12 months, you can use the full awarded amount in the first year.

That In-Demand Feeling

You can do this. In the cards above, look over in-demand jobs in Idaho, then find a LAUNCH-approved program and training provider that match what you want to do. It’s that easy. Hit the button below to fill out your application before the deadline. Remember to enter your personal email — and check it often so you don’t miss award notifications or important deadlines.

Idaho LAUNCH application opens: October 1
Initial applications due: November 30
Idaho LAUNCH application closes: April 15
Career Pathway Plans due: May 31
GED completed by: June 15

 

 

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Email idaholaunch@wdc.launch.gov or call 208-488-7575. FAQs coming soon, please check back.

Questions?

Your Career Pathway Plan

To qualify for Idaho LAUNCH, you’ll need a Career Pathway Plan. This is a personalized roadmap that outlines your professional goals, and what you’ll need to reach them. Work through the four required steps on this site, or with your counselor if your school is using your senior project.

  • If you go to a public or charter school: Go here to see how your school wants you to complete your Career Pathway Plan.
  • If you’re in a private school, homeschooled, or working on your GED: You’ll complete the Career Pathway Plan through the Idaho LAUNCH site.
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