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Terms Used In Texas Labor Code 302.255

The commission shall establish eligibility criteria for a person to receive a grant under this subchapter. The eligibility criteria must include the requirement that the person:
(1) apply to the commission in the form and manner prescribed by commission rule;
(2) if the person is an entity, be in good standing under the laws of the state in which the person was formed or organized, as evidenced by a certificate issued by the secretary of state or the state official of another state having custody of the records pertaining to a person formed or organized under the laws of that state;
(3) not owe delinquent taxes to a taxing unit of this state; and
(4) operate an industry-recognized apprenticeship program that:
(A) provides on-the-job training under an industry-recognized, accredited training curriculum;
(B) guarantees employment for participants during and on successful completion of the training period;
(C) pays each participant a wage and provides eligibility for participants to receive full-time employee benefits during and on successful completion of the training period;
(D) requires participants to advance their skills, at a minimum, to a credentialed, performance-verified mid-level status in a field related to the industry-recognized apprenticeship program;
(E) has a duration of not more than 26 weeks; and
(F) gives preference to training and hiring:
(i) unemployed Texans who have filed with the commission;
(ii) veterans of the United States armed forces;
(iii) formerly incarcerated individuals; and
(iv) underemployed individuals who are working without industry-recognized certifications or other credentials.