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Otherwise, send troops and attachés to China/Spain. And don't forget to save then modify the current templates instead of creating a new one. That saves some XP.
That´s all what you can do atm.
Yes, but it cost a lot of equipment.
According to tests I did the other day, for every 100 batallions (e.g. 10 20-width infantry divisions) that Germany trained in 1937 for 100 days, you get a meager 5 power. But it will cost you 600 infantry equipment. Plus 70 of each type of support units. That is quite costly.
Not to mention that it costs fuel to train panzers and motorised.
You can lower the cost with some traits and by not having a lot of support troops, but you still lose a lot of infantry equipment for those 5 points.
The 25% bonus of trained troops is very, very good. But you will often lose it in battle when you take some casualties because training only gets you to EXACTLy enough XP to get to level 3, not a single % more. So any casuality that gets reinforced makes you lose the bonus (which is kinda dumb: 10,000 trained troops plus 1,000 new troops should not do 25% less damage than 10,000 trained troops, but that's how it works in HOI4).
So, it is a real trade-off.