Co-enrollment Across WIOA Core Programs: Requirements, Promising Practices, and Resources

Christina Eckenroth, U.S. Department of Labor, Workforce Analyst

Michael Quinn, U.S. Department of Education, Management & Program Analyst

Evan Rosenberg, U.S. Department of Labor, Workforce Analyst

Dana Westgren, U.S. Department of Labor, Workforce Analyst

Lekesha Campbell, U.S. Department of Education, Management & Program Analyst

Kim Kolvig, Alaska WIOA Title I, Employment Security Analyst 3, Program Coordinator

Windy Swearingin, Alaska Adult Education, Adult Education & GED State Director

Deanna Krell, Wisconsin Department of Workforce Development, Director, Bureau of Management Services

Andrew Eastman, Wisconsin Department of Workforce Development, Section Chief, Special Services

Christina West, Wyoming Department of Workforce Services, Deputy Administrator, Employment and Training Division

WIOA requires states to report the number of participants who are enrolled in more than one core program in their annual performance reports. Join the U.S. Department of Education, and U.S. Department of Labor staff, to review the data collection, and performance reporting requirements under WIOA, as well as discuss best practices to collect and report co-enrollment of participants across core programs.

Does your core program collect and report co-enrollment data? How is that information used? Could your collection and reporting be better?

Attend this webinar for a refresher on the requirements, insight on the data, and ideas for improving data collection, and reporting of co-enrollment with WIOA core programs.

This webinar will be hosted on Zoom. Please visit Joining a WorkforceGPS Webinar with Zoom resource for technical assistance. 

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