SAVI Workplace
Gateway to Government Funding
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SAVI Education gives UK employers an indicative starting check for government funding that may support workplace training. The result depends on details such as jurisdiction, sector, organisation size and training need. A potential match is not confirmation of eligibility, a funding award or an application. Employers must check current scheme rules with the relevant funding body.
What it checks
Nation, sector, how many people you employ, and the kind of training. Signed-in organisations can add learner and scheme details and see which configured routes look possible.
Who it is for
UK employers and their training leads. It is not a learner grant calculator and it does not enrol anyone.
What you need
- Where the people work
- A sector and a training need, in your own words
- An employee count
- For a full result, an organisation account and any facts the route asks for
Does a potential match guarantee funding?
Outcomes are indicative and subject to eligibility. SAVI is not a funding body. A match is not an approval, and SAVI does not submit an application unless someone with authority asks for that later. Figures from test fixtures are hidden. SAVI does not award regulated qualifications.
What happens after an indicative funding match?
Review the named route and confirm whether it is currently open. Read its eligibility, evidence and application requirements directly from the organisation administering the scheme. Do not commit to training costs on the assumption that an indicative match will be awarded.
Can the funding criteria or availability change?
Yes. Scheme rules, application dates and funding availability can change. The check does not replace an up-to-date decision from a funding body. Confirm the official requirements at the time of application.
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