TRAINING EVALUATION
Presented by
Farhana Tajrin Diba
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Introduction
Training evaluation is a study of the results of a training
program. Training evaluation provides detailed feedback
on the value of training and their effect in reaching
company goals.
It helps the management to better understand and
identify skill gaps to analyse the expected output of
training programs.
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Objectives of Training Evaluation
Assessing the effectiveness of the training program
Identifying strengths and weaknesses in the training design and delivery
Gathering feedback from participants for continuous improvement
Demonstrating the return on investment (ROI) of training efforts
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Types of Training Evaluation
1 Kirkpatrick Taxonomy Method
2 The Philips ROI Model
3 Summative and Formative Evaluation
4 Kaufman’s Levels of Evaluation
5 Anderson’s Evaluation Model
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Kirkpatrick's Levels of Evaluation Model
Level 1: Reaction
• Collecting feedback on participants' satisfaction and engagement.
Level 2: Learning
• Assessing knowledge, skills, and attitudes acquired during training.
Level 3: Behaviour
• Measuring changes in behaviour and performance in the workplace.
Level 4: Results
• Evaluating the training's impact on organizational goals and outcomes.
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Data Collection Methods
Surveys and questionnaires.
Interviews and focus groups.
Observations and simulations.
Pre- and post-tests.
Performance evaluations.
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Benefits of Training Evaluation
Evidence-based decision making for future training programs.
Improved training effectiveness and efficiency.
Enhanced participant satisfaction and engagement.
Alignment of training outcomes with organizational goals.
Identification of skill gaps and training needs.
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Conclusion
Training evaluation identifies training gaps, boosts mood,
enhances work quality, and improves training effectiveness.
Each method of evaluation has advantages and disadvantages.
Selection depends on factors like budget, time, and resource
availability.
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Questions and Answers
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