With the STAP budget, the government wants to offer everyone the opportunity to take more control over their career development. This will give workers and job seekers more opportunities to keep their job or to find a new job.
STAP budget
Workers and job seekers can apply to the government for funding for training and development for a maximum amount of €1,000. You can use this funding to participate in a training programme, study programme, or take courses to remain employable in the job market.
If you want to know whether your course is related to the STAP budget, check the STAP training register. Our university also offers courses and trainings for which you can use the STAP budget, such as language training, Positive Psychology, Sustainability and Strategy and Moderating. Enter 'Radboud' at the name of the training provider in the training register, and you will see which Radboud University courses participate in STAP.
You must have applied for your STAP budget at least 4 weeks before the start date of the course or training and your course or training must start no later than 3 months after the relevant application period.