Even in positive economic times, training programs often receive a less than adequate budget. In the current economy, how do corporations fund training programs? The government can help by funding your company’s training initiatives. The secret is that these funds have always been available – in good times and in rocky times.

A new 68-page report published by Brandon Hall Research overviews where and how to obtain government funding for training. Authored by Dan Cox, Brandon Hall Associate analyst and owner of Cox eLearning Consultants, this report is titled, “USA Government Funding Options for Corporate Training: Understanding the Landscape . . . Knowing Your Options.”

With examples and approval guidelines, this report includes the following valuable information:

• Types of training that can receive funding (and how to get approved)
• Descriptions and ratings identifying how each funding effort benefits corporate training in particular
• Details about both individual and group training funding from the government
• Real-life examples of how federal and state funding has helped real-world companies
• Screen shots of useful government Web sites highlighting training funding initiatives

For the first time, all of this government funding information is combined into a single resource specifically geared to help your corporation find funding for employee training.

For your next training initiative, reference this Brandon Hall report first to know where to look and how to apply for government funding for corporate training. Don’t wait. Access this report today, and let the government stimulate your company’s training.