The Costs of the Professional Training at the Level of the Economic Entities: Long-Term Investment or Expense?

Abstract

In the current economy, investment in education and employee training is just as important as investment in heritage, with economic entities often focusing on the costs of training that do not quantify the benefits. Therefore, initial training determines that the investment can recover itself, without having to go through the entire professional path to the faculty level in order to enjoy the economic benefits of education. However, it is noted that vocational training is not perceived as a gross or net investment, as graduates are placed on the labour market. Starting from the abovementioned aspects, the purpose of this paper was to analyse the costs of training at the level of the economic entities, resulting in their real cost or investment quality.

Keywords

• Professional training
• costs
• economic entities
• investment
• expense