After you deliver your training, you need to follow up and sustain the learning transfer of your learners. You need to provide ongoing support, guidance, and resources for your learners to apply their skills and knowledge in their work. You need to check in with your learners regularly, using coaching, mentoring, or feedback sessions, to review their goals, challenges, and successes. You need to encourage and facilitate peer learning, using communities of practice, networks, or buddy systems, to share best practices and experiences. You need to evaluate and measure the impact of the training and the learning transfer on the learners' performance and the organizational outcomes.
Coaching for learning transfer is a key skill for staff development professionals. It can help you ensure that your training is not only effective but also impactful. By following these tips, you can coach your learners to transfer their learning to their work and achieve their goals.