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# Paid Training Budget Hours
Learn about paid training hours if this has been setup by your resort.
If your resort has setup a paid training budget you can view your budget and how much is remaining in your profile in the Training tab.
There are three types of training pay: full pay, partial pay, or no pay. In My Timesheets if their has been a partial pay or no pay applied you will be inform on the training paid activity, see image below. The first paid activity is full pay, 2nd paid activity is a partial pay, and 3rd paid activity is no pay applied.
If you have any questions about your budget and the way you have used your paid training hours, please get in touch with the leadership team at your snowsports school.
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