Funding Pathways for Skills Growth
Funding can make training more accessible. In Wales, there are local grants available, and similar opportunities may exist in your own region or sector.
Flexible Skills Programme
Helps employers upskill staff in priority sectors such as digital, export, engineering, creative, and tourism.
Personal Learning Account
Enables people to study part-time to gain new qualifications for future career growth.
ReAct Plus
Supports individuals facing redundancy with funding for training and career transition.
Making Training More Accessible
Investing in cyber and digital skills is essential for resilience and growth, and provides people with the tools to perform with confidence and adapt to change. Across the UK, funding programmes exist to make training more accessible, whether through government schemes, employer support, or sector-specific initiatives. We’ll help you navigate what’s available, so cost isn’t a barrier to developing the skills that strengthen resilience and unlock growth.
Support in Wales
If you’re based in Wales, a number of government-backed schemes can help reduce the cost of training. From ReAct Plus support for individuals facing redundancy, to Personal Learning Accounts and the Flexible Skills Programme, funding is available to upskill staff and strengthen organisational resilience. These programmes focus on digital, cyber, and priority sectors. You can explore full details, including eligibility and how to apply, on the Business Wales Skills Gateway.
Opportunities Across the UK
Funding support isn’t limited to Wales. Across the UK, a wide range of regional and national grants can help individuals and organisations access training. Whether you’re an SME aiming to improve workforce capability, or an individual looking to boost employability, you may be eligible for targeted funding. Explore current opportunities on the UK Government’s Business Finance and Support Finder, or talk to us to find the best routes for your needs.