Delivery layer
The Workforce America Provider Network.
Providers are the credentialed delivery partners of the national workforce system. When an employer or public agency contracts for workforce services, approved providers perform the work under a written scope with documented deliverables.
Who belongs in the network
Credentialed delivery partners
- Training providers and workforce schools
- Colleges, universities, and career and technical programs
- Nonprofit and community-based organizations
- Recruiters and staffing partners
- Career coaches and workforce navigators
- Apprenticeship and internship development specialists
- HR, compliance, and workforce consulting firms
- Transportation, childcare, and support-services partners
- Technology and assessment providers
- Employers hosting training, apprenticeships, or events
Assignment workflow
From approved scope to accepted deliverable
- 01An approved scope of work is published to the network
- 02Credentialed providers submit interest and qualifications
- 03The market Operator recommends a provider
- 04An administrator approves the assignment
- 05The scope of work is executed
- 06Delivery begins and deliverables are submitted
- 07The customer or an administrator accepts the deliverables
- 08The invoice is approved and payment is released
Credentialing standards
What the network verifies
- Documented experience in the selected service categories
- Current credentials, licenses, or certifications where applicable
- Business registration and W-9
- Insurance where the service or venue requires it
- References and background-check authorization
- Completion of Provider certification in the Academy
Participation
Onboarding and platform participation
Provider participation covers credentialing, certification, and access to the national platform. It is not a purchase of work. Assignments are approved case by case against an accepted scope of work.
Onboarding, certification, and platform participation costs are current founding amounts, are shared during review, and apply only after conditional approval and an executed agreement. They do not purchase territory, contracts, leads, customers, income, or guaranteed work. Participation costs are not the revenue engine of the network; approved, documented service delivery is.
Payment standard
Paid on accepted deliverables.
Every payment is connected to an approved service, a written scope of work, a completed and accepted deliverable, an invoice, and administrative approval.
Volume of work is never guaranteed. Providers are independent parties, are not employees, and cannot bind Workforce America. No compensation is paid for student enrollment, admissions, financial aid, scholarships, VA education benefits, Title IV activity, or job-placement commissions.