A Sponsor Kit is a set of resources designed to help you request financial support from your employer for your studies. It explains the value of the qualification, outlines the expected return on investment for the organisation, and provides practical information about costs, workload, and programme outcomes.

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The Sponsor Kit is intended for prospective students who would like their employer to contribute towards the cost of their studies, provide study support, or approve participation in a qualification while they continue working.

Each Sponsor Kit includes a letter template to your employer, a business case outlining the benefits of the qualification, information about study commitments and costs, a skills-to-role mapping, and employer-focused FAQs that address common sponsorship questions.

The Sponsor Kit helps you present a clear and professional business case by showing how the skills and knowledge gained through the qualification can benefit your team, department, and organisation.

Not necessarily. The FPD online programmes offer a pay-per-module structure, allowing employers to spread the cost over the duration of the programme. Full upfront payment is also available if preferred.

Most FPD online programmes require about 12-15 hours of study per week. Because the programmes are fully online and designed for working professionals, study time can usually be scheduled around work commitments.

The programmes are specifically designed for employed professionals. Learning activities are structured to be flexible, and many assignments encourage students to apply their learning directly to workplace challenges, creating value for both students and employers.

Employers can benefit from improved skills, stronger leadership capability, better decision-making, enhanced operational performance, increased organisational capacity, and the application of new knowledge to workplace projects and challenges.

Yes. FPD programmes emphasise practical application and workplace relevance. Many assessments, projects, and assignments encourage students to apply concepts directly to real organisational situations throughout their studies.

Many organisations include study support or retention agreements as part of their professional development policies. The Sponsor Kit includes suggested wording that can serve as the basis for a discussion between the employee and the employer regarding sponsorship expectations.