Financing instruments

The database presents information on the following types of financing instruments: training funds based on levies, tax incentives for companies and individuals, and grants for companies and individuals. Click here for definitions of the financing instruments.

Displaying 33 - 55 of 55 instruments

Apprenticeship bonus

Luxembourg
Government Maintenance Grant

Malta
Tax Incentive Scheme

Malta
Learning Contribution for the Sectoral Training Funds for Metal Workers

Netherlands
Subsidy Practical Learning

Netherlands
Subsidy regulation apprenticeships healthcare II

Netherlands
Co-funding of costs related to occupational training (vocational preparation of young workers)

Poland
Reimbursement of young workers' wages and social insurance costs

Poland
Axis 3 - Learning, Lifelong Skills and Enhancement of Employability - Apprenticeship Courses

Portugal
Apprenticeship in the workplace

Romania
Apprenticeship subvention

Romania
Deduction from income tax of legal entities

Slovakia
Deduction from income tax of physical persons

Slovakia
European Structural and Investment Funds - National Project Dual Education

Slovakia
Apprentice compensation

Sweden
State subsidy for upper secondary apprenticeship education

Sweden
16-18, 19-23, and 24+ and employer contributions; as of 2017: employer co-funding

United Kingdom
Abolition of employer national insurance contributions for apprentices under the age of 21 and 25 respectively (Reduction of secondary Class 1 NICs for apprentices)

United Kingdom
Abolition of employer national insurance contributions for apprentices under the age of 21 and 25 respectively (Reduction of secondary Class 1 NICs for apprentices)

United Kingdom
Apprenticeship levy

United Kingdom
Apprenticeship levy

United Kingdom
CITB levy/Industrial Training Levy (construction)

United Kingdom
Co-funding for degree apprenticeships

United Kingdom

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