Employee training is delivered as a part of most human resource development programs because organisations expect training courses will enhance their employees' performance. However, training may not lead to improved work performance if training transfer does not occur. The lack of training transfer in practice has long been considered as a critical problem. Also, previous theoretical models of training transfer cannot fully explain this phenomenon. As an attempt to solve the training transfer problem, this paper provides a literature review on training transfer and proposes a conceptual model grounded on the Theory of Planned Behaviour
The terms ‘transfer of learning ’ and ‘transfer of training ’ are usually found mutually exclusive i...
Despite large organizational investments of time and money into employee training newly acquired kno...
The role of training has evolved from a focus on programs to a broader focus on learning, creating a...
This thesis was undertaken to examine hypotheses about the potential to apply the theory of planned ...
Even successful training programs cannot guarantee that newly learned knowledge and skills will be t...
Organisational literature suggests that training is an area of exponential growth (Goldstein, 1986, ...
Although organizations invest billions of dollars in training every year, many trained competencies ...
The primary goal for this article is reviewing tested theories/models of transfer of training in ord...
The purpose of this study is to examine the effects of individual, environmental, training design, a...
Organisations wishing to enhance their return on investment from training must understand the variab...
Studies on transfer of training generally focus on training input factors such as trainee characteri...
Training play an important roles in the process of shaping the employees towards achieving the KPI’s...
ii Organisations wishing to enhance their return on investment from training must understand the var...
Present literature related to human resource development highlights that training management is a st...
The Problem and the Solution. Many times learning never finds its way to actual practices in organiz...
The terms ‘transfer of learning ’ and ‘transfer of training ’ are usually found mutually exclusive i...
Despite large organizational investments of time and money into employee training newly acquired kno...
The role of training has evolved from a focus on programs to a broader focus on learning, creating a...
This thesis was undertaken to examine hypotheses about the potential to apply the theory of planned ...
Even successful training programs cannot guarantee that newly learned knowledge and skills will be t...
Organisational literature suggests that training is an area of exponential growth (Goldstein, 1986, ...
Although organizations invest billions of dollars in training every year, many trained competencies ...
The primary goal for this article is reviewing tested theories/models of transfer of training in ord...
The purpose of this study is to examine the effects of individual, environmental, training design, a...
Organisations wishing to enhance their return on investment from training must understand the variab...
Studies on transfer of training generally focus on training input factors such as trainee characteri...
Training play an important roles in the process of shaping the employees towards achieving the KPI’s...
ii Organisations wishing to enhance their return on investment from training must understand the var...
Present literature related to human resource development highlights that training management is a st...
The Problem and the Solution. Many times learning never finds its way to actual practices in organiz...
The terms ‘transfer of learning ’ and ‘transfer of training ’ are usually found mutually exclusive i...
Despite large organizational investments of time and money into employee training newly acquired kno...
The role of training has evolved from a focus on programs to a broader focus on learning, creating a...