Employer Funding for Training

Get back up to 100% of your course cost back using the Alberta Job Grant

Would you like to receive between a 2/3rd to 100% reimbursement for your training?

The Canada-Alberta Job Grant is an easy to apply for program that can reimburse you for up to two-thirds of your eligible training cost for current employees up to $10,000 per trainee per year. If you are hiring an unemployed trainee you can receive up to $15,000 and have 100% of their eligible training costs funded under the CAJG program.

Canada-Alberta Job Grant Quick Reference guide

The Basics

Eligible trainees include:

  • Employed Trainees, defined as:

Trainees currently employed by the employer; or Trainees that have been unemployed for 30 days or fewer, prior to being hired.

  • Unemployed Trainees, defined as:

Trainees that have been unemployed for more than 30 consecutive days; or New hires who have worked for the employer for four weeks or fewer and were previously unemployed for more than 30 consecutive days.

  • Employed family members
  • Business owners (incorporated, unincorporated/sole-proprietor and partnerships) with 4 or fewer employees, including all owners.

Eligible trainees must be:

  • Canadian citizens, permanent residents or persons protected under the Immigration and Refugee Protection Act (Canada), who are legally allowed to work in Canada; and Living in Alberta.

Where to apply

Apply by using the Labour’s workforce grants portal

What you need to have ready to apply:

1 – Your MyAlberta Digital ID for Business so you can login to the Alberta Labour’s Workforce Grants Portal

2 – A quote from us to submit during the process – Call us at 855-380-1488 and we can provide you with a quote and ensure that the program that you are looking at qualifies

3 – Your basic company and contact information

4 – Your Training Course information (Provided to you by ReTrain Canada in #2)

5 – Your Training costs (Provided to you by ReTrain Canada #2)

6 – Information you need about the Trainee(s) to apply

Is The Trainee Legally entitled to work in Canada?

Legal First Name, Legal Last Name

Date of Birth

Social Insurance Number (SIN)

Residential Address

Primary Phone Number

Email Address

Occupation/Job Title

Gender

Employment Status Prior to Training

Status in Canada* (Canadian Citizen, Permanent Resident …)

Designated Groups – (First Nations (Status)/ (Non-Status), Immigrant…)

Highest Level of Education Completed

Currently residing in Alberta (Y/N)

Owner or board member of the employer applicant? (Y/N)

Related to an owner of the Employer Applicant (Y/N)

Current Employment Insurance (EI) Claim established? (Y/N)

Recent applied, or plan to apply for EI benefits (Y/N)

Resources

Full details – Alberta Job Grant application guide – https://www.alberta.ca/assets/documents/cajg-applicant-guide.pdf

More info – Canada-Alberta Job Grant website –  https://www.alberta.ca/canada-alberta-job-grant.aspx

Where to apply – Alberta Labour’s Workforce Grants Portal – https://cajg-step.labour.alberta.ca

If you have questions or would like help with your application, we would love to hear from you.

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