Akademia HR
Supports HR capability building for Polish enterprises with subsidized coaching and workforce development.
Akademia HR (HR Academy) is a PARP-administered rolling support programme under FERS (Fundusze Europejskie dla Rozwoju Społecznego) 2021–2027 that co-finances HR management training and consulting for Polish enterprises. Participating companies contribute 20% of eligible project costs and receive up to 80% from EU FERS funds, subject to de minimis aid rules. Applications are accepted on a rolling …
Up to 80% EU co-financing for HR management training and consulting purchased via the BUR platform across 15 competency areas, targeting HR staff, managers, and employees earmarked for advancement in Polish enterprises.
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