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News Release from: EMTA
Edited by the Engineeringtalk Editorial
Team on 22 August 2001
Training funding for engineering and
marine SMEs
EMTA has secured funding to help engineering and marine SMEs with the cost of training within their organisation, plus non engineering and marine SMEs who employ engineering staff may also be eligible
Hopefully you have heard that EMTA has secured funding to help engineering and marine SMEs with the cost of training within their organisation, plus non engineering and marine SMEs who employ engineering staff may also be eligible for this financial help Many SMEs have already taken advantage of this funding by either reducing their training bill by 45% or alternatively increasing their training budget by nearly half
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The training grant can cover any area of the business where staff need training.
So anything from business planning and supervisory management to multi-skilling and IT is possible.
The training can be carried out externally as well as internally, so it can be entirely flexible to fit in with production.
What's the catch? The funding is only available to SMEs in certain regions namely the South East, South West, North East, North West, East of England, East Midlands and West Midlands, London.
Eligible companies must employ fewer than 250 people and not be more than 25% owned by a larger organisation.
Help yourself to benefit like many others by contacting Kirsten Owens at EMTA Operations Department directly.
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