Annual funding opportunities and industry-specific grants are available to expand more registered apprenticeship programs in Massachusetts.
- This page, Registered apprenticeship funding opportunities, is offered by
- Division of Apprentice Standards
Registered apprenticeship funding opportunities
About GROW Grants
The Grants for Registered Apprenticeship Opportunities in the Workforce (GROW Grants) help employers, training providers, and active apprenticeship sponsors expand Registered Apprenticeship programs across Massachusetts. Funding supports programs that strengthen talent pipelines, expand access to apprenticeship opportunities, and address workforce needs in key industries.
GROW Grant programs
GROW funding opportunities include:
- Expansion Industry Apprenticeship
- Construction & Building Trades Inclusion Apprenticeship
- Innovation Grants
- Pre-Apprenticeship Training and Services
- Planning Grants
- Early Childhood Education
Available funding
FY2027 GROW Grants
Applications are now open for Fiscal Year 2027 GROW Grants. The priority deadline for funding for FY27 is August 28, 2026, but applications will be accepted on a rolling basis.
FY2027 GROW Intermediary Hubs
Applications are now open for organizations interested in serving as either a GROW Apprenticeship Intermediary Hub or a GROW Healthcare Apprenticeship Intermediary Hub. Responses to the Request for Response (RFR) must be submitted through COMMBUYS.
Registered Apprenticeship Tax Credit (RATC)
Apprenticeship program sponsors may be eligible for a tax credit of 50% of an apprentice’s wages in a taxable year, up to $4,800 per apprentice. Sponsors can receive up to $100,000 in total tax credits each year. Eligibility depends on several factors, including the apprentice’s occupation, employment duration, and the employer’s registration and compliance status with the Commonwealth of Massachusetts.
Registered apprenticeship investments
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