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Programme Évolution-Compétences (Evolution-Skills Program) is sponsored by Ministère de l'Emploi et de la Solidarité sociale, in collaboration with the Commission des partenaires du marché du travail, Gouvernement du Québec. Funded by the Workforce Skills Development and Recognition fund, this program supports the improvement of knowledge related to skills development. It is intended for sponsors of training projects.
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Évolution-Compétences — Innovation and knowledge component | Program Guide 2026 Open Source verified July 1, 2026 Évolution-Compétences — Innovation and knowledge component Fosters innovative solutions to workforce skill development Commission des partenaires du marché du travail (CPMT) Last Update: March 20, 2026 Latest change: The program page now includes detailed descriptions of eligible projects, funding terms, and application requirements.
Innovation and Knowledge Component - Major Program Details Added The grant page for the Innovation and Knowledge component has been significantly expanded with a complete program description, detailed eligibility criteria specifying that associations, private organizations, and public organizations may apply, and comprehensive funding terms including 100% coverage with caps of $150/hour and $90,000/year per person for honoraries, and $25/hour for trainee salaries.
The new content also outlines specific application process requirements, noting that applications may only be submitted during active project calls, that incomplete submissions will not be reviewed, and that processing delays will vary by call. Detailed lists of eligible project activities (research, consultation, pilot projects) and eligible expenses are now provided.
Member associations of the Commission des partenaires du marché du travail The Innovation and Knowledge component of the Évolution-Compétences program supports projects that improve knowledge of workforce skills development and labour market needs. Financial assistance can cover up to 100% of eligible expenses. Moderate potential, but conditions must align.
Conduct research and development activities Commission des partenaires du marché du travail (CPMT) Public or Parapublic institution Economic, Social and Community Development Business owners / entrepreneurs Validate your eligibility Development of diagnostics, analyses, or studies to improve knowledge related to skills development. Development, experimentation, dissemination to pilot groups, and evaluation of innovative training.
Concertation activities related to knowledge development.
Project description summary Detailed project application form Supporting documents listed in the call for projects Member associations of the Commission des partenaires du marché du travail Private or public organizations Educational institutions recognized by the ministère de l’Éducation and the ministère de l’Enseignement supérieur Quebec government ministries, agencies, and state-owned enterprises Federal government ministries, agencies, and state-owned enterprises Organizations funded more than 50% by public funds The eligible projects for this grant focus on enhancing the understanding of workforce skills development and addressing training needs through innovative approaches.
The activities emphasize research, pilot projects, and collaborative efforts to promote a culture of continual learning and skill development. Development of diagnostics, analyses, or studies aimed at improving knowledge related to skill development, such as literature reviews on effective workforce training methods.
Development and implementation of innovative training programs, dissemination to pilot groups, and evaluation of these programs. Organization of collaborative activities related to knowledge development or highlighting professions that require labor.
Ineligible Costs and Activities Training delivered in a language other than French, except in specific cases allowed by Quebec law Projects that can be funded under another FDRCMO or FDMT subsidy program Activities related to human resources management Activities started before the agreement is signed by all parties Eligible geographic areas Gaspésie–Îles-de-la-Madeleine Ability of the project to concretize one of the CRPMT priorities.
Relevance and quality of planned activities. Partnerships surrounding the project. Innovative nature of the project.
Experience of the applicant and project partners. Submit a concise description of the initiative with the required information. After analysis, selected promoters are invited to develop the project further using a form.
CRPMT will support the promoter through the second-stage process. Applications are received and analyzed on an ongoing basis, subject to available funding. The most relevant initiatives are selected for further development.
Selected promoters are invited to submit a formal funding application. CRPMT supports the development of the full project file. Projects must demonstrate the resources and expertise necessary for implementation and should be completed within 24 months.
Eligible clients include members of the Commission des partenaires du marché du travail, private organizations, and public organizations. Financial assistance can cover up to 100% of eligible expenses. Salaries and fees up to $150 per hour and $90,000 annually per person are eligible for funding, including consultants, researchers, and training personnel.
Miscellaneous eligible expenses include essential inputs (software, specialized tools, etc.), educational or promotional materials, administrative support costs, and costs related to the training of individuals with disabilities. Applications are accepted on a rolling basis until the allocated funds are exhausted. eric.
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ca Other components of this program Explore related funding streams and grants that belong to the same program. Évolution-Compétences - Professional Norms Component Supports workforce skills development through professional standards Frequently Asked Questions about the Évolution-Compétences — Innovation and knowledge component Program What is the Évolution-Compétences — Innovation and knowledge component?
The Innovation and Knowledge component of the Évolution-Compétences program supports projects that improve knowledge of workforce skills development and labour market needs. Financial assistance can cover up to 100% of eligible expenses. Who is eligible for the Évolution-Compétences — Innovation and knowledge component program?
To be eligible for the Évolution-Compétences — Innovation and knowledge component program, you must: The project must be innovative The project must align with a CRPMT priority The applicant must be able to carry out the project What expenses are eligible under Évolution-Compétences — Innovation and knowledge component? Development of diagnostics, analyses, or studies to improve knowledge related to skills development.
Development, experimentation, dissemination to pilot groups, and evaluation of innovative training. Concertation activities related to knowledge development. Who can I contact for more information about the Évolution-Compétences — Innovation and knowledge component?
You can contact Commission des partenaires du marché du travail (CPMT) by email at eric. caron4@servicesquebec. gouv.
qc. ca or by phone at 4183643324. Where is the Évolution-Compétences — Innovation and knowledge component available?
The Évolution-Compétences — Innovation and knowledge component program is available the province of Quebec. Is the Évolution-Compétences — Innovation and knowledge component a grant, loan, or tax credit? Évolution-Compétences — Innovation and knowledge component is a Partnering and Collaboration Who are the financial supporters of the Évolution-Compétences — Innovation and knowledge component?
Évolution-Compétences — Innovation and knowledge component is funded by Commission des partenaires du marché du travail (CPMT) Grants and Funding in Quebec Grants and Funding in Canada Research and Development Grants in Canada Innovation Grants in Canada
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Training project sponsors. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
Programme Évolution-Compétences (Evolution-Skills Program) is funded by Ministère de l'Emploi et de la Solidarité sociale, in collaboration with the Commission des partenaires du marché du travail, Gouvernement du Québec. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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