Course Description

Florida’s network of workforce development professionals manages the Employment and Training component of the federal Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program, or SNAP. This course is designed to help those professionals manage the program effectively and help ABAWDs become self-sufficient.

In Part One of this course bundle, you'll review the history of SNAP and the overall goals of SNAP E&T. After that, the course progresses through the complete case life-cycle, beginning in this module with a discussion of the ABAWD's Initial Engagement Activities and a review of the 8 Work Components, followed by an in-depth discussion of the Work Component assignment process. This module also covers important rules of thumb and best practices that foster your region’s success. Note: Course access ends 90 days after registration. 

Instructor

Certified Public Accountants

Taylor Hall Miller Parker PA

Taylor Hall Miller Parker PA has 29 years of experience in public accounting for clients throughout Florida. Since the inception of the Firm in 1993, the Consulting Division has provided programmatic and fiscal monitoring, continuous improvement and technical assistance services to numerous Workforce Development Boards.

Course Curriculum

  • 1

    Introduction

    • Before You Begin

    • Course Objectives
  • 2

    Chapter One: SNAP Overview

    • Chapter One Slides & Audio

    • Chapter One Quiz
  • 3

    Chapter Two: Initial Engagement Activities

    • Chapter Two Slides & Audio

    • Chapter Two Quiz
  • 4

    Chapter Three: Work Components

    • Chapter Three Slides & Audio
  • 5

    Chapter Four: Assigning Activities

    • Chapter Four Slides & Audio

    • Chapters Three & Four Quiz
  • 6

    SNAP E&T Essentials: Part One HANDOUTS

    • COURSE HANDOUT: SNAP E&T State Plan Updates for FFY 2019

    • COURSE HANDOUT: ACRONYMS

    • COURSE HANDOUT: NOMP Letter

    • COURSE HANDOUT: Quick Calculations Chart