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EMPLOYER-SPONSORED TRAINING FUNDING
Grow Your Workforce Through
Employer-Sponsored Training

What Are
Employer-Sponsored Training

Employer-Sponsored Training is workplace-supported education where an employer invests in employee development by covering or contributing to the cost of job-related training, upskilling, or professional development. It is designed to strengthen employee skills while helping businesses improve performance and close skill gaps within their workforce.

Who This
Guidance May Help

When your employer supports your professional development

EMPLOYER-SPONSORED TRAINING & WORKFORCE DEVELOPMENT

Learn How Employer-Sponsored Training Builds Stronger Workplace Skills

Employer-Sponsored Training is workplace-supported learning where employers invest in employee development through funded or partially funded training programs. It helps organizations close skill gaps, improve performance, and support employees in gaining job-relevant skills aligned with business needs.

Benefits of Exploring Your Options

Better Jobs Ontario
Improve workforce skills
Ontario Works
Close skill gaps
WSIB
Increase employee retention
Indigenous Skills
Strengthen business performance

Information

Employer-Sponsored Training supports are delivered through employers who choose to fund or contribute toward employee training, based on workplace needs and development plans. Liberty College provides education and admissions guidance. We help you understand how employer-sponsored training options may align with your career or workforce goals.

Career-Focused Diploma Programs

Practical, industry-relevant training designed for today’s in-demand roles

Dedicated Admissions Support

Guidance from real people who care about your success

Work-Integrated Internship Included

Gain real-world experience and build confidence in your field

Funding & Program Guidance

We help you understand your options and take the right next step

WHY THIS MATTERS

Employer-Sponsored Training Helps Build a Skilled Workforce

Employer-Sponsored Training matters because it helps businesses directly invest in employee growth through structured, job-focused learning. It enables employers to address skill gaps, improve team performance, and build stronger internal talent while supporting long-term workforce stability through targeted training opportunities.

  • Improve skill development: Employer-supported training helps you build job-ready skills for your current or future role.
  • Address skill gaps: Training helps strengthen areas where you need improvement to perform better at work.
  • Support career growth: Gives you access to learning opportunities that help you progress in your career path.
  • Strengthen job stability: Improves your long-term employability and keeps you competitive in the workforce.

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Who This May Be For

Could Employer-Sponsored Training Be Relevant to You?

You don’t need to already have a formal program in place to explore employer-sponsored training options. It may be relevant in different workplace situations like these.

Recently Laid Off

Starting something new

Wants to improve skills and workplace performance through training and new learning opportunities.
Career Changers

Growing in career

Wants to develop new skills for current or future roles and build stronger career opportunities.
Seeking Job-Ready Skills

Improving performance

Wants to strengthen skills to perform better at work and achieve better job outcomes.
Facing Employment Barriers

Building stability

Wants to reduce uncertainty by gaining skills that support long-term employment growth.

WHAT EMPLOYER-SPONSORED TRAINING MAY INCLUDE

Employer-Sponsored Training May Support Workplace Skill Development

Employer-Sponsored Training is workplace-supported learning where employers invest in employee development through funded or partially funded training programs to improve skills, performance, and workforce capability.

What employer-sponsored training may include

Better Jobs Ontario
Skills training builds job-ready abilities through workplace learning
Ontario Works
Tuition support may cover approved training programs
WSIB
Career growth helps employees progress within their organization
Indigenous Skills
On-the-job training improves workplace performance and efficiency
Better Jobs Ontario
Professional development supports long-term skill improvement
Better Jobs Ontario
Workforce training strengthens overall team capability
WHY START WITH LIBERTY

Don’t Navigate This Alone

The hardest part is not always the funding. It is knowing where to start, what to ask, and which training path actually fits your career goals.
A free consultation with Liberty College helps you understand your options before you move forward.
WHY START WITH LIBERTY
A Liberty advisor can help you
Getting Started

Not Sure Where to Start? Let's Map It Out Together
Explore your funding options, find the right program, and take your next step with confidence — at a pace that works for you.

STEP - 01

Explore Funding Options

Explore available funding opportunities and understand the support programs that may be available to you.

STEP - 02

Connect With Our Team

Speak with our team to ask questions, talk through your goals, and get personalized guidance.

STEP - 03

Choose Your Program

Discover career-focused diploma programs designed to help you build practical skills for today's job market.

STEP - 04

Train for Your Future

Complete your training, gain practical skills through your work-integrated internship, and prepare for your next career opportunity.

Funding Eligibility

No Surprises. No Pressure. Just a Clearer Path Forward

  • Quick eligibility review
  • Personalized funding pathway guidance
  • Program information that fits your goals
  • Next steps tailored to your situation
  • Support from a real person, not a robot

Check Your Funding Eligibility

    No cost. No commitment. Just a clear answer about your options.

    CAREER-FOCUSED DIPLOMA PROGRAMS

    Programs Designed for
    Career Changers and Future Professionals

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    NACC Personal Support Worker Certificate

    Develop the knowledge and practical skills required to support individuals in healthcare settings

    Duration

    25 Weeks

    700 total hours of comprehensive training

    Internship

    300 Hour Clinical Placement

    Hands-on Experience in Healthcare Settings

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    Business admin

    International Business Administration Diploma

    Develop practical business, communication, and leadership skills for today's workplace.

    Duration

    64 Weeks

    1,280 total hours of comprehensive training

    Internship

    320 Hour Internship

    8 weeks of hands-on industry experience

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    Hospitality & Tourism Diploma

    Prepare for opportunities in hospitality, tourism, and customer service industries.

    Duration

    64 Weeks

    1,280 total hours of comprehensive training

    Internship

    320 Hour Internship

    8 weeks of hands-on industry experience

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    YOUR FUTURE STARTS HERE
    Take the Next Step Toward a New Career in London, Ontario Job Market
    Free. No obligation. Personalized Guidance.
    Your Journey to Employment Starts Here

    Career Planning &
    Employment Support

    Our team supports students throughout their learning journey and helps them prepare for employment after graduation.

    FAQ

    Frequently Asked
    Questions

    • Do I qualify for funding?
      Eligibility depends on your personal circumstances and the specific funding program. We recommend speaking with our team to explore which options may apply to you.
    • Are funding opportunities available?
      Yes. There are several government and workforce funding programs that may be available to eligible students. Our team can help you understand which ones you may qualify for.
    • Do I have to pay upfront for tuition?
      Not necessarily. Depending on your eligibility, funding programs may cover part or all of your tuition. Speak with our admissions team to explore your options before applying.
    • How long does the funding process take?
      Timelines vary by program and individual circumstances. Some processes can take several weeks. We recommend starting the conversation early so you have enough time to plan.
    • What if I'm not approved for funding?
      If one funding option doesn't work out, there may be others available. Our team can help you explore alternative pathways and payment options.