Funding Your Tech Training in Denmark
Learn how to explore public support and employer-sponsored routes to reduce the cost of your bootcamp.
Learn how to explore public support and employer-sponsored routes to reduce the cost of your bootcamp.
In Denmark, there isn’t one single “education voucher” that fits every learner. Instead, support often depends on your employment status and the type of training you take. Common routes include public schemes like SVU (State Adult Education Support) and VEU allowance (VEU-godtgørelse), support through your A-kasse or Jobcenter if you’re jobseeking, and employer sponsorship.
Many learners also use competence development funds (kompetencefonde) connected to collective agreements, or arrange employer-paid training through a gross salary scheme (bruttolønsordning) when applicable. Eligibility and coverage vary, so it’s best to confirm what applies to your situation.
Coverage depends on the route. Some schemes focus on compensating lost wages while you train, while others can contribute to course costs. Your employer, union, A-kasse, or Jobcenter can confirm what’s possible in your case — and our team can help with the program details you may need for your application.
Funding routes in Denmark depend on your situation. You may be eligible if you are:
You may have access to SVU or VEU allowance for eligible education, and many workplaces support upskilling through HR budgets, competence funds (kompetencefonde), or employer-paid learning agreements.
Some jobseekers may have access to job-oriented training options (for example, time-limited training rights depending on status and rules). Your A-kasse or Jobcenter can confirm eligibility and what types of training they can approve.
If you have an employment plan or upskilling agreement, your Jobcenter may be able to support relevant training as part of your pathway back into work.
Pick the most relevant route for you: (1) employer sponsorship / competence funds, (2) SVU or VEU allowance, or (3) A-kasse / Jobcenter support if you’re jobseeking.
Contact the right party to confirm eligibility: your employer/HR, your union (if applicable) and any competence fund, or your A-kasse / Jobcenter.
Book a call with us to discuss your goals and get the program details you may need (timeline, structure, invoice details, and documentation).
Submit your funding request through the relevant channel and follow their process and deadlines.
Once approved, finalize your enrollment and get started with the onboarding and pre-work.
Schedule a call with our education specialists to talk through your situation and identify the most realistic funding route in Denmark. <br /><br /> We’ll help you understand what information you may need for your employer, competence fund, A-kasse, or Jobcenter — and map the next steps toward joining a bootcamp.