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Training

Downloadable model documents relating to training.
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Letter agreeing to request for time off for study or training

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Last Modified: 15/07/2011
Send this letter to an employee when their request for time off has been accepted and agreed.
 
 
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This letter informs an employee that the organisation has agreed to their request for time off work for either study or training, and sets out the arrangements for the time off.

 
 
 
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Letter refusing request for time off for study or training

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Last Modified: 06/02/2012
Send this letter to an employee when their request for time off has been refused.
 
 
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This letter explains the reasons why a request for time off for study or training has been refused, and informs the employee of their right to appeal.

 
 
 
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Letter responding to employee request for time off for training

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Last Modified: 15/07/2011
Send this letter to an employee in response to a request for time off for training.
 
 
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This letter responds to a request for time off work for training, setting out how to: refuse the request; accept the request; or discuss the request further.

 
 
 
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Training contract

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Last Modified: 06/02/2012
Use this contract when the organisation agrees to fund an employee's training course.
 
 
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This sample training contract sets out the rules to be followed when an employee undertakes a training course or qualification, including information on time off, costs and what happens when the employee leaves the organisation.

 
 
 
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Training request form

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Last Modified: 06/02/2012
Ask employees to complete this form to request training.
 
 
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This form asks employees to identify and justify training needs when requesting training for themselves or for another employee.

 
 
 
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