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ADEM Training Support (AFP) for EBU Programmes

ADEM Training Support (AFP)

Funding support for
EBU Lifelong Learning programmes

Unemployed jobseekers in Luxembourg who are registered with ADEM may be eligible for financial support through the Aide à la Formation Professionnelle (AFP) scheme when enrolling in selected European Business Institute Lifelong Learning programmes.

Registered ADEM Jobseekers
EBU Lifelong Learning Programmes
Ministry Approval Required
Reimbursement After Completion
Eligibility

Is AFP right for you?

Individuals officially registered as jobseekers with ADEM may, under certain conditions, receive financial support for an EBU Lifelong Learning programme that strengthens their employability.

Registered with ADEM as a jobseeker
Seeking to improve employability through training
Planning to enrol in an EBU Lifelong Learning programme
Eligibility assessed together with your ADEM adviser
EBU Lifelong Learning Catalogue
Browse EBU’s officially registered Lifelong Learning programmes on Luxembourg’s national continuing education platform.
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Application Process

How to apply for
AFP funding

Begin discussions with your ADEM adviser at least eight weeks before your intended course start date.

1
Discuss your chosen EBU programme with your adviser
2
Obtain your personal AFP access code
3
Submit your application through MyGuichet.lu
4
Upload supporting documents and await approval
Supporting Documents

Documents required
for your application

Your AFP request should include the following information and supporting documentation.

Motivation Letter
Explain your objectives and how the programme supports your career goals.
Course Documentation
Detailed EBU course description and programme information.
Schedule & Fees
Training schedule, duration and tuition fee information.
Funding & Reimbursement

Understanding AFP
financial support

AFP support operates as a reimbursement scheme. Learners generally pre-finance the tuition fees and receive reimbursement after successful completion and compliance with programme conditions.

75% Reimbursement
Standard reimbursement available after successful completion of an approved programme, up to a ceiling corresponding to the monthly social minimum wage for unskilled workers.
Additional 25%
Possible if, within three months after the end of your EBU training, you can demonstrate successful professional integration with an open‑ended or fixed‑term employment contract of at least 18 months.
Up to 12 Months
Reimbursement normally applies to training periods up to twelve months unless an extension is approved.
Important Conditions

Before you
begin training

Ministry of Labour approval is mandatory.
The Ministry of Labour must formally approve your AFP application before the start of your EBU Lifelong Learning course; without this approval, no reimbursement will be granted
The reimbursement relates to a maximum training period of 12 months, unless an extension is explicitly granted by the Ministry of Labour.
EBU Support

We help you prepare
your AFP application

EBU provides detailed course descriptions, schedules and tuition information to include in your AFP application and can issue confirmation of enrollment once your funding is approved.
For guidance on choosing the most suitable EBU Lifelong Learning programme for your AFP project, please contact our admissions team, who can help you align your training choice with ADEM and labour‑market expectations.
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