Abstract:
The article re-examines the significance of transferring learning from in-service training to work places utilizing a critical
perspective. Reviewed literature exposes that evaluating post-training behaviour or learning transfer has double benefits of measuring
trainee’s skills development and ascertaining individual strengths or weaknesses. The author attempts to study the training transfer
practices, significance of transferring training, and how to transfer training using a mix-method research and surveying hundred
professionals. Recommendations include evaluating transfer and providing necessary support to the trainees, to ensure a posit ive
learning environment leading to changed work behaviour and better performances.