Competence check — Region Blekinge
Region Blekinge's own variant for skills development — hire external trainer/consultant to raise staff competence.
Variable — contact Region Blekinge for current amounts
50% of approved costs
Ongoing applications via My Application (Swedish Agency for Economic and Regional Growth)
About the grant
Competence check is Region Blekinge's support for companies that need to raise the competence of their staff. The support finances external training or consultancy within areas such as leadership, technology, digital competence, process development and more. It differs from the Swedish Agency for Economic and Regional Growth's national consultancy check — competence initiatives. Applications are made via My Application, specifying number of hours and hourly cost.
Requirements
- The company operates in Blekinge County
- Maximum 249 employees and turnover max 50 million Euro
- The trainer/consultant must be external and independent
- The training must be relevant to the business development
- Applications must be made BEFORE the training starts
What types of project are suitable?
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