Are PMP/PE/GRE/GMAT exam preparation courses reimbursable?
It depends. If the exam preparation course is offered by a school that meets TRP accreditation requirements, the course is covered by the program. Generally, traditional 2- and 4-year colleges meet accreditation requirements. Exam fees are not eligible for tuition refund.
My school bundles various program fees into my registration/enrollment fee. Will TRP pay all these fees?
Fees not directly related to tuition or direct instruction are not eligible for tuition reimbursement. If your school bundles fees, you will be asked to submit an itemized invoice detailing the breakout of these fees. Please work with your school to make sure you have this information in advance of document submission to avoid payment delay.
My department requires me (or my team) to take a training course through a non-accredited agency to meet job requirement(s). Will TRP pay for these training costs?
Specialized training courses offered at non-accredited agencies are not eligible for TRP reimbursement. If these courses are job-related expenses, and sanctioned by your department, a P-card may be used to pay for these courses if the course is $2,500 or less per person. Employees may not use their PG&E corporate or purchasing credit card to pay for tuition program related costs.
I am enrolled in a program that allows me to take unlimited courses for a flat tuition fee. How should these courses be listed on my application?
Flat-fee tuition programs and self-paced programs require special handling. Please contact EdAssist for guidance on how to complete applications related to these types of programs.
What happens if I submit an application, the company pays the school, and I don’t enroll or take the class?
It is the employee’s responsibility to repay PG&E or to work with the school to send a refund check back to EdAssist. If EdAssist does not receive the refund, the employee is held responsible for repayment.