Wyoming works program.

The Wyoming Works Program (SF 122) creates a state-funded grant initiative to help Wyoming residents cover costs for job-training programs at community colleges. It provides up to $2,250 per school year for eligible students enrolled in approved "credential programs" (such as welding, commercial driving, or other workforce skills training), based on unmet financial need. To qualify, students must be Wyoming residents, meet federal noncitizen eligibility rules, and not be in default on federal student loans. The Wyoming Community College Commission administers the program, requiring colleges to apply for funding to support eligible students in these job-focused training programs.