Which of the following is not listed as a funding source for employment services?

• A. US Department of Education, Projects with Industry (PWI)
• B. Department of Labor Grants
• C. Private tuition payments
• D. Social Security

Answer: (C)

Funding for employment services typically comes from public sources—federal and state programs designed to support job training, placement, and ongoing supports. Examples include grants and programs from the Department of Labor, which fund workforce development efforts, and initiatives like Projects with Industry supported by the Department of Education, as well as supports tied to Social Security for work incentives and related services. Private tuition payments do not represent a standard funding stream for these services, since the system relies on government and nonprofit funding rather than individuals paying out-of-pocket for the core employment services. Therefore, private tuition payments are not listed as a funding source for employment services.