Workplace Literacy Fund - What do new TEC rules mean for employers?
The Tertiary Education Commission (TEC) has recently changed its rules around the Workplace Literacy Fund. Employers are no longer required to make a 15% contribution to Literacy and Numeracy training.
What does this mean for your business?
It means that your business is no longer required to make a financial contribution to Literacy and Numeracy training - instead your ‘contribution’ is made by allowing your employees time off to take part in training.
Your organisation may be eligible to receive TEC funding to cover a workplace literacy programme and an initial needs analysis.
Skills4Work has a dedicated Literacy and Numeracy team that can take care of this process for you.
Contact us
To find out how we can work in partnership with your business to raise literacy and numeracy skills
TEC report - Workplace Literacy Fund - Information for Applicants