Certification Training and Reimbursement Not to Compete (CTR NC) is a type of agreement between an employer and an employee that provides the employee with financial compensation for completing a specific certification training program in exchange for agreeing not to compete with the employer in the same field. The agreement is often used by employers to protect their intellectual property and proprietary information, as well as to prevent employees from taking advantage of their employer’s resources and knowledge. There are two main types of CTR NC: Certification Training Reimbursement (CTR) and Non-Compete Reimbursement (NCR). CTR provides the employee with a financial incentive to complete a certification training program, such as a certification exam or a technical certification course. NCR provides the employee with a financial incentive to agree not to compete with the employer in the same field or industry. CTR NC agreements are legally binding documents that must be carefully drafted and reviewed in order to ensure compliance with applicable laws. It is important that both the employer and employee understand the agreement, and that both parties are comfortable with the terms. Additionally, it is important to ensure that the agreement does not violate any applicable laws or regulations.