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Alabama Department of Workforce

Alabama Department of Workforce (ADOW), which administers Alabama's state Workforce Pell program-approval process and related workforce initiatives.

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Latest verification: September 21, 2026
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Top opportunity score88/100
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GeographyAlabama

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Open — ongoing program approval Atlas Opportunity Score 88/100
Verified September 21, 2026

Alabama Department of Workforce

Alabama Workforce Pell — Short-Term Workforce Program Approval 2026

Alabama is accepting institution-level applications for state approval of qualifying short-term Workforce Pell programs. Health care is an expressly identified in-demand sector, but approval is program-specific and requires both Alabama governor certification and final federal approval before students may receive Workforce Pell funds.

FundingNo fixed institutional grant award. Workforce Pell is federal student financial aid available to eligible students enrolled in state-certified and federally approved short-term programs; ADOW currently cites a maximum Pell award of $7,395, adjusted annually.
DeadlineOngoing state program-approval pathway. ADOW's current Workforce Pell page and live application do not publish a fixed closing date, clock time, or time zone; institutions are instructed to apply early.
Required next actionEligible Alabama Title IV institutions should screen existing short-term healthcare and other workforce programs against the published duration, occupation, credential, employer-validation, operating-history, completion, placement, value-added earnings and academic-credit requirements, then submit each qualifying program through the ADOW process.
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