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ETPL checklists for training providers
If your school or program is on a state Eligible Training Provider List, or applying to one, the state expects reports by fixed dates and can remove a program that misses them. These pages set out what California, New York and Virginia have published, step by step, each step quoted from the state’s own document and dated.
Checked against the sources on 2026-10-30. General information relayed from official state sources, not legal advice. Check every date and duty with your state agency or local workforce board before you rely on it.
By state
Pick your state.
- CaliforniaOne directive sets the rules, and EDD announces the yearly performance-data deadline in an information notice.
- New YorkOne technical advisory sets the rules; outcome data is due per course offering, not on one yearly date.
- VirginiaOne board policy sets a yearly August 1 duty; the state ETPL page describes a separate renewal cycle.
Waitlist
Should we build it?
Three questions. Your answers, not sign-up counts, decide whether ETPL Watch opens.
Three questions.
What is ETPL Watch?
A planned service for training providers on one state’s Eligible Training Provider List: a checklist built from the state’s own documents, and a short email when the state publishes a new reporting date or changes its ETPL rules. It is not open. The waitlist below decides whether we build it.
Do you tell me whether my programs comply?
No. We relay what the state has published, quoted and dated, and link to the source. Whether a program meets a rule is for you, your local workforce board and, where it matters, your counsel. General information relayed from official state sources, not legal advice. Check every date and duty with your state agency or local workforce board before you rely on it.
Why only three states?
They are the states whose current ETPL documents we could read and check against the source. Texas joins once the Texas Workforce Commission publishes its program year 2025 reporting letter; we never estimate a date from last year’s.