All regular Adobe employees who are in good performance standing are eligible for this benefit. Regular employees include part-time employees who work the minimum hours required to be eligible for benefits. Interns and Adobe-paid temporary employees are not eligible, except where legally required. You must be employed with Adobe when the course begins and ends to receive reimbursement.

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Adobe’s Learning Fund covers up to SG$13,740 for 2024 for undergraduate, graduate, PhD and MBA degree programmes, as well as certain certifications, through accredited institutions.

You’ll receive reimbursement for the cost of tuition, course fees, certification fees and required books specific to your approved course work. You may request reimbursement of the learning opportunity once you have completed the course with a grade of C or better or P (if pass/fail), successful completion or the local country equivalent. You must successfully pass the certification exam to be reimbursed. Adobe will pay 100% of these costs up to the maximum benefit allowed, less appropriate taxes as applicable.

You will not receive reimbursement for university- or student-associated costs and fees. Examples include library fees, lab fees, CLEP, facility fees, technology fees, calculators, identification cards, student health fees, parking, late fees, prepayment fees, art supplies, software and preliminary/admission tests such as the GMAT or LSAT.

Adobe Certified Expert-related expenses are not eligible for reimbursement under this benefit.

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1. Confirm your course work is covered.

• For graduate and degree work, make sure the institution is an accredited institution.

2. Obtain manager approval.

• Have a conversation with your manager to get approval, ensure alignment with the business and your career goals, and confirm there are no schedule or time commitment issues with taking the course.

3. Submit your application before you complete registration or start a course. Otherwise, you may not be reimbursed.

• Once you have verbal approval from your manager, log in to My Adobe Benefits and follow these instructions:
  • Select Spending Accounts.
  • Select Make a Claim.
  • For Type of Claim, select Education Application.
  • Complete the required fields and select Next.
• Your manager will receive an email notification requesting approval of your application. Your manager’s approval or denial will be emailed to you.
• If your application is approved, you may register and complete the course. If your application is denied, you’ll receive an email for more information, or your manager will let you know about the decision to deny.

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Once your course is paid for and successfully completed, log in to My Adobe Benefits and follow these instructions:

• Select Spending Accounts.
• Select Make a Claim.
• For Type of Claim, select Education Reimbursement Receipts/Grades.
• Complete the required fields and select Next.
• Upload and attach scanned receipts and invoices along with a copy of your final grade or completion report.
• Invoice of costs as well as receipts are required for reimbursement.

Reimbursements will be issued through Payroll after you submit all receipts and your claim is approved. Depending on your claim submission date, you’ll receive your reimbursement in accordance with normal pay periods and timelines for your respective country.

You must submit your reimbursement claims through My Adobe Benefits with all required documentation for courses and programmes you completed in the current year by 30 December. Any courses submitted after 30 December will be reimbursable from the following year's allowance.

Note: Employees hired in December will need to email the Benefits Support Team at adobebenefits@darwin.com for assistance with submitting your current-year claims. Beginning in January, you will be able to submit claims via the My Adobe Benefits site.

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