Description
Training employees is only valuable when the knowledge and skills gained are applied consistently in the workplace. This course, Making Training Stick, is designed to help organizations and learners ensure that training delivers long-term results. By focusing on retention, reinforcement, and practical application, this program shows how to turn learning into measurable performance improvements.
The course begins by exploring why so much training fails to deliver lasting impact and how organizations can overcome these challenges. Learners will discover the common barriers to training retention—such as lack of reinforcement, unclear objectives, and insufficient follow-up—and how to address them effectively.
A key part of the training is learning proven strategies to improve knowledge retention. Participants will explore techniques such as active learning, spaced repetition, feedback loops, and real-world practice to ensure that skills become second nature. The course also highlights the importance of engaging training design and ongoing support from managers and peers to create a culture of continuous learning.
Learners will also gain insights into how to measure the effectiveness of training. The course covers practical evaluation methods, including performance assessments, feedback surveys, and tracking workplace improvements. By applying these methods, organizations can identify what works, refine future training, and maximize return on investment.
In addition, the training emphasizes the role of leadership in making training stick. Managers and supervisors will discover how to encourage learners, set clear expectations, and provide reinforcement opportunities that embed new skills into daily routines.
By the end of this course, participants will understand how to bridge the gap between learning and performance. They will have the confidence to create strategies that ensure training is not only delivered but also applied effectively in the workplace.
The Making Training Stick course is ideal for trainers, HR professionals, managers, and organizations committed to developing a skilled, high-performing workforce.





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