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Guide: Reporting Co-Enrollment
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In this guide, grantees can learn about how to accurately report on participants that are co-enrolled depending on the specific scenario that applies to the participant and grantee reporting on them, including definitions of several key terms related to co-enrollment and relevant PIRL elements for this reporting.
This guide is intended for use by any ETA grantee that is responsible for submitting grant performance reports to ETA via the Workforce Integrated Performance System (WIPS) and that has participants co-enrolled in more than one grant or program. It includes very high level and granular descriptions, and should answer most questions grantees might have related to reporting co-enrollment.
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Non-Program Specific
Multiple Mixed Funding Streams
Job Corps
Registered Apprenticeship
Trade Adjustment Assistance (TAA)
WIOA Adult Program/Wagner-Peyser
WIOA Dislocated Worker Programs
WIOA Youth Program
Workforce Innovation and Opportunity Act (WIOA)
Apprenticeships Closing the Skills Gaps Grants
Building Pathways to Infrastructure Jobs Grant
Community Projects
Critical Sector Job Quality Grant
Nursing Expansion Grant
H-1B America’s Promise
H-1B One Workforce
H-1B Rural Healthcare
H-1B Strengthening Working Families Initiative
H-1B TechHire
Industry-Driven Skills Training Fund Grant Program
National Emergency Grants
National Farmworker Jobs Program
Native American Employment and Training
Reentry Employment Opportunities
Scaling Apprenticeship Through Sector-Based Strategies
Strengthening Community Colleges
Senior Community Service Employment Program
Workforce Opportunity for Rural Communities (WORC)
YouthBuild
DOL - Veterans Employment and Training Services
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- Resource Publication Date: 2026
- Posted by: Kellen Grode
- Posted in: Performance Reporting