Please briefly explain what is meant by transfer of training.

What will be an ideal response?


Positive and long-lasting changes in employee behavior and, ultimately, increased shareholder value can only be attained if training (or learning) transfer occurs. Training transfer is the continuous application of KSA acquired during the training exercise. Various classifications of transfer of training exist depending on the context.
• Near vs. far (how close is the training task to the actual job task?)
• Specific vs. general (transfer of skills vs. transfer of principles)
• Positive vs. negative (linked to the perception of the training experience)
• Lateral vs. vertical (Lateral transfer is about the application of training to similar tasks at the same level of complexity while vertical transfer implies analysis and synthesis—that is, the ability to apply training to more complex tasks.)

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