Training Wednesday for entrepreneurs: staff training as an investment in the company

The entrepreneur who took part in the training:

is able to see training as an investment rather than a cost item and to assess its possible benefit to the company;

is able to judge which skills the company really needs and where its main gaps are;

understands how to link developing staff to the company’s goals and results.

Practical work: a skills plan for your company for the next 12 months

Trainer: Leili Mård

The training is organised within the measure “Developing the skills of SMEs in county development centres” and is co-financed by the European Union.

The training is aimed at micro and small entrepreneurs in rural areas.

By buying a ticket, I confirm that the company is not in difficulty, that the company’s available de minimis allowance covers the cost of the training, and I agree that the registered company will be counted as receiving de minimis aid.

This training involves counting de minimis aid for the company. The exact amount is known after the training takes place; it is estimated at no more than €50 per participant.

You can find more about de minimis aid on the website of the Estonian Ministry of Finance, and check your company’s remaining de minimis allowance there too.