The company itself organizes the training of its workers

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It should be noted that if the company does not use this amount during the calendar year, this credit does not accumulate and is lost at the end of December. Only in the case of companies with fewer than 50 employees can they reserve the FUNDAE training credit, not used in one year, and accumulate it in the following two years. This wish must be communicated through the application of the state foundation FUNDAE before July 1. Otherwise, the amount not used at the end of the year will be considered rejected by the companies, and will be lost.

To use this credit, companies have three organizational options, which correspond to the way of managing it on the FUNDAE website, selecting the accesses for:

'Bonificada': and can provide the training using its own resources or by contracting
'Group of companies': If the constitution of a group of companies is accredited, the training can be organized by any of the companies in the group itself, as in the previous case, but for all the italy phone data companies that make up the group. In this case, the business group must be accredited by attaching the corresponding documentation in the FUNDAE application.
'Organizer': This is the access for external entities. It will be used to assign the organization and/or delivery of the training to an external entity.
Remember that being an employee gives you the right to receive free training , regardless of whether it is in-person or online, with the aim of improving the company's productivity, recycling and increasing your knowledge or acquiring new skills that will make you an asset within your company.

If you want to access subsidized training , with Femxa Courses it is very easy: First consult our course catalog and when you have selected the course that interests you most, fill out the request information form.

After all this, could you tell us what the differences are between subsidized training and subsidized or programmed training ? Don't worry! We'll give you a hand: