Training in Italy?
Companies in Italy pay into an interprofessional training fund, and that fund can pay for their staff’s training. Six questions, three minutes: at the end you’ll know whether your company qualifies, what needs checking and what to do next. The result is indicative.
Where should we send the result?
The result appears here, and we email it to you too, so you can find it again.
The email didn’t go out: the result stays here, save it or print it. If you’d like a copy, write to info@updatelabs.it.
Your answers didn’t reach us, and we won’t pretend they did: if you’d like to talk it through, write to info@updatelabs.it.
With these answers, yes: it can be done
Based in Italy, employees to train and a fund you belong to: those are the three basic requirements, and you have them. The fund covers the teaching; the course Kit (book and tools) and any expenses depend on the specific call.
Next step: on a call we check the fund and the open call, and put you in touch with the provider that handles the paperwork.
It can be done, but something needs checking first
One piece is missing: membership of a fund (it’s free, and many companies have it without knowing) or the contracts of the people to be trained. Both can be checked in half an hour.
What needs checking is membership of a fund: it’s free, and many companies have it without knowing.
What needs checking is how the people to be trained are employed: the fund pays for training employees.
For associations and non-profits it depends on the fund and on the call: it’s checked case by case.
Next step: on a call we look at what needs checking and how to proceed.
With these answers, funding isn’t the route
Italian training funds pay for training the employees of private companies based in Italy. With the answers you gave, you don’t qualify today: that’s typical of partner-only firms, companies working with contractors, and companies with no Italian entity.
Next step: courses can be bought without a fund, and on a call we find the format that makes sense for you.
You said you’d like to start within three months: funding calls run on their own timetable, so it’s worth talking soon.
Indicative, non-binding result: eligibility depends on the fund and on the specific call, and is checked case by case before starting.