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Career Schools & Colleges Form CSC-072: Completer Follow-Up 2025

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The document is the Texas Workforce Commission's Completer’s Evaluation Survey (Annual Report) for career schools and colleges. It provides instructions for schools to report on recent graduates' employment status, including sections for those who have not worked in their trained field and those who have. The survey collects information such as student details, job information, and reasons for employment outcomes.

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What can the Texas workforce help with?

The Texas Workforce Commission (TWC) helps Texans gain valuable career skills. TWC offers access to education services and career schools and colleges. Additionally, TWC provides resources to help develop your skills.

Does the Texas Workforce Commission pay for school?

The Texas Work Force Commission is MORE than just a place for students with disabilities to learn employability skills and get hands-on training! They CAN also cover college and trade school tuition!

How does the Texas Workforce Commission assist with educational needs or resources?

TWC ensures that institutions that offer education after high school meet necessary requirements and regulations. TWC helps veterans and service members get college credit for their military experience, education, and training. TWC ensures career schools meet ongoing requirements to get and keep their licenses.

Is the Accrediting Commission of Career Schools and Colleges national or regional?

ACCSC is a national accrediting agency, which differs from regional accrediting agencies in several important ways. The majority of traditional 4-year universities and colleges are regionally accredited. Regionally accredited institutions do not always accept transfer credits from nationally accredited institutions.

How do you qualify for WiOA in Texas?

Who Is Eligible for WIOA? You are 18 years of age or older. You are a U.S. citizen or noncitizen authorized to work in the United States. If male, age 18 or over, you are registered with Selective Service. You are low income. And if you meet one of the following criteria: