Overview
- In early October the Ministerio de Capital Humano set the three‑SMVM ceiling at ARS 1,173,600, making registered private workers who earn up to that amount eligible for the Formando Capital Humano voucher program.
- Formando Capital Humano grants access to occupational courses through personal, non-transferable vouchers rather than a monthly stipend, so participation gives training access but not a cash payment.
- The Acciones de Entrenamiento para el Trabajo scheme pays a non‑remunerative ARS 190,000 per month to selected trainees on company placements, with the state covering the full amount for micro firms and sharing costs progressively for larger firms.
- Fomentar Empleo currently has no open registrations while Acompañamiento Social continues as a cash allowance tied to corresponsibilities such as health and schooling after its April 2026 reform.
- Applications and vacancy management run through Portal Empleo and Portal Formando Capital Humano, and the rules bar access for certain beneficiaries such as registered employers, owners of multiple properties, or those already receiving specified employment-related subsidies.