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Funding for English courses: what kind of support is available?

English courses: how to finance your training

Would you like to learn English to develop your skills, increase your employability and open up new opportunities? It's possible, and you may even be able to get financial support to finance your English courses.

There are several ways to do this: you can ask your employer, receive a private grant or get financial support from the cantonal authorities.

Our language advisors will be happy to guide you through these possibilities.

In this article, you will find the most common financing options for your course.

Financing through the chèque annuel de formation (Canton of Geneva only)

The Chèque Annuel de Formation (CAF) is a grant from the Canton of Geneva worth CHF 500 which can be used to finance your English course.

More information on the CAF, who can benefit from it and how to apply or contact us.

Taking English courses through Temptraining

If you are a temporary worker in Switzerland and you are looking to develop your professional future, you may be eligible to a reimbursement for your English course.

Find out if you are eligible for this subsidised training or find out more about how to apply or contact us.

Financing your English course with Disability Insurance

Disability insurance (DI) is offered by all the cantons to anyone whose ability to work has been restricted due to chronic health problems. DI aims to make it easier for these people to reintegrate into the labour market, in particular by contributing to the funding of language courses.

For more information, please consult the documentation available from your cantonal office or contact one of our language experts.

Financing your English course through Social assistance (Hospice)

Provided and controlled by each canton, social assistance aims to provide social and professional support to people in need.

Unemployed people with financial difficulties can apply for partial or total funding of their English courses (individual or group) at Wall Street English.

The conditions for this funding are subject to certain requirements set by law. These can be obtained from your social worker.

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