Training is afforded through grants to states for local training and employment programs.
States are responsible for further allocating funds to their SDAs and for overseeing the planning and operation of local programs. This includes work-experience programs and support services such as transportation. Academic enrichment also is a major part of the program and may include basic and remedial education. Locally, services are designed and managed by substate grantees which typically correspond to the SDAs established to manage Title II programs. It allows affected workers, their unions, local governments and state dislocated worker units to begin the process of training these workers to productive jobs in a timely manner.