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Factors affecting the process of learning transfer : a case study of a service provide

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Abstract
Transfer of learning is an important factor in the training and development of employees in companies. The steady upward trend in training, in relation to the financial figures spent by enterprises for this purpose, highlights the importance of both training and the expected results that will result from it. A plethora of researchers, have looked into the theories of learning transfer, but also with training models (ADDIE (Analysis, Design, Development, Implementation and Evaluation), Human Performance Technology (HRT) and Performance-Based Instructional Design (PBID). While at the same time, the development of training and employee evaluation systems has offered Kirkpatrick's (1998) four-level model, Phillips' ROI model and Kaufman's Five Levels of Evaluation. At the same time, research in relation to learning transfer has identified factors such as supervisor, colleagues, organizational culture, perceived relevance, self-efficacy, ability to apply learning and satisfaction, to be core drivers in the whole process of learning and transfer of learning.
The present research came to investigate the factors that influence the process of learning transfer through a case study. Trying to investigate whether willingness to participate in training, self-efficacy, peer support, supervisor support, application opportunities and employee satisfaction with the training provided influences the transfer of learning process.
Based on the results, all of the factors were statistically significant and affect the transfer of learning. At the same time, gender differentiation emerges through the predictor model, where women, unlike men, consider peer support important.
The results, come to underline the importance of design and the context in which training takes place, while individual characteristics are, in turn, important in the success and transfer of learning.