Tuition and Learning

Tuition Reimbursement.

ThrivePass Tuition Reimbursement is a digital platform that makes managing educational assistance programs easy for you and your employees. We bring approval, substantiation, and reimbursement under one roof and we’ll even verify the approvals for you. Tell us how your program works and we’ll automate the process.

The legal stuff.

U.S. Code §127 enables employers to operate “educational assistance programs” with a maximum exclusion up to $5,250. Reimbursement covers tuition, licensing, supplies, and related expenses.

What we do.

Enrollment

Set employee eligibility, approved learning categories and approval flows.

Reimbursement

Employees submit requests through their portal. Approve requests in-house or have our team handle it for you.

Management

Use our admin portal to manage employee enrollments and reimbursement, all in one place.

A powerful admin portal.

key features

Administrators can approve, return, or reject employee requests all within the request workflow. Rather have our support team handle this for you? We’ll work with you to set the parameters and take it from there.
Keep track of all employee enrollments and estimated completion dates.
View metrics and reports to monitor usage.

Quick reimbursements.

We review reimbursement requests for educational expenses with care and speed. Employees need only complete a form to request reimbursement.

Professional development.

Using the Thrive Account, you can provide your employees with one time or recurring funds to spend on professional development. You set the budget, funding frequency, and learning categories you deem eligible.

Popular expenses:

Books and textbooks
Online learning
Conferences
Courses

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Tuition & Learning

Learning is hard.
Making it happen shouldn’t be.