Welcome to the start of my Training Effectiveness Series, where we will explore how organizations and trainers can transform their training efforts into real business results. For both HR professionals and training entrepreneurs, Training Transfer Effectiveness is crucial—it is about ensuring that the knowledge and skills gained during training are consistently applied on the job.
Why does this matter? Research shows that up to 80% of training knowledge is lost within 30 days without structured follow-up or application. This results in lost time, wasted resources, and minimal business impact. This series will tackle these issues head-on, providing strategies to ensure that training sticks and drives measurable results.
Over the next few months, here is what you can expect from this series:
Month 1: Laying the foundation for effective training—preparation, alignment with business goals, and selecting the right audience.
Month 2: Designing training for maximum impact—tailoring programs to different learning styles, using technology, and developing materials.
Month 3: Facilitating success—ensuring engagement, creating a safe learning environment, and assessing real-time effectiveness.
And much more as we dive deeper into reinforcing learning and measuring training’s impact on business results.
Here are the key elements we will cover this week:
1. Business Alignment: Is your training linked to specific business goals?
2. Audience Selection: Have you chosen the right participants who can apply the training?
3. Clear Expectations: Do participants understand how they are expected to apply the training?
Pro Tip: Without proper preparation and alignment, even the best-designed training programs can fall short. Preparation is the foundation for success.
How does your organization currently ensure that training is aligned with its strategic goals? I would love to hear your thoughts—share them in the comments below.
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