received at a community service assignment?
(a) In addition to the training provided in a community service assignment, grantees and sub-recipients may arrange skill training provided that it:
(1) Is realistic and consistent with the participants' IEP;
(2) Makes the most effective use of the participant's skills and talents; and
(3) Prepares the participant for unsubsidized employment.
(b) Training may be provided before or during a community service assignment.
(c) Training may be in the form of lectures, seminars, classroom instruction, individual instruction, online instruction, on-the-job experiences. Training may be provided by the grantee or through other arrangements, including but not limited to, arrangements with other workforce development programs such as WIA. (OAA Sec. 502(c)(6)(A)(ii)).
(d) Grantees and sub-recipients are encouraged to obtain training through locally available resources, including host agencies, at no cost or reduced cost to the SCSEP.
(e) Grantees and sub-recipients may pay for participant training, including the payment of reasonable costs of instructors, classroom rental, training supplies, materials, equipment, and tuition. (OAA Sec. 502(c)(6)(A)(ii)).
(f) Participants must be paid wages while in training, as described in Sec. 641.565(a). (OAA Sec. 502(b)(1)(I)).
(g) As provided in Sec. 641.545, grantees and sub-recipients may pay for costs associated with supportive services, such as transportation, necessary to participate in training. (OAA Sec. 502(b)(1)(L)).
(h) Nothing in this section prevents or limits participants from engaging in self-development training available through other sources, at their own expense, during hours when not performing their community service assignments.