RetrainMap / Training providers
Free · the federal record, one page per provider
What did a training provider’s programs cost, and what happened to the people who finished? The federal record, per provider.
A school’s own page says what it wants to. The U.S. Department of Labor holds what the school reported to its state for public training money: every program, its published cost, how many exited, how many completed, how many were employed two quarters later, and what they earned that quarter. These pages print that record — 3,000 providers with 3 or more listed programs (the 3,000 largest by program count, of 3,994 such providers and 8,002 providers in all), 61,711 programs — one page per provider, one index per state. Snapshot taken 2026-09-02.
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Providers with fewer than 3 listed programs, and the rest beyond the cap, are in the free funding finder, the costs-by-state pages and at trainingproviderresults.gov; the whole record is the $49 dataset below.
The provider’s rows are free. The whole record, and the ranking, are paid.
The same 70,088-program index, cleaned, with the federal data dictionary and provenance, is one CSV: the Training Provider Outcomes dataset — $49, instant download. The Retraining ROI report — $39 takes one target occupation and one state, ranks every listed program by the employment its completers reported, and prints a payback estimate per program with its basis. Built from the same federal record; free sample on that page. Sold by Steelyard Ventures LLC; 14-day no-questions refund.
Source and date: U.S. Department of Labor, Employment and Training Administration, Training Provider Results program index (trainingproviderresults.gov; state ETP performance reports, form ETA-9171; programs approved as of June 30, 2025; outcomes July 1, 2021 – June 30, 2025), snapshot taken 2026-09-02. Suppressed cells (−1) print as a dash; percentages are 0–100; nothing is imputed or ranked.