Training evaluation form template

£ 15

A training evaluation form is a tool used to evaluate training sessions by gathering feedback from the participant(s) regarding the training program, facilitator, and training facilities.

Use this checklist to ensure training programs are clearly defined and contents are relevant to the employee’s role.

Why this form is necessary

A training evaluation form is a tool used to assess the effectiveness of a training program or course. It is typically completed by participants after the training has taken place and is designed to gather feedback on various aspects of the training, such as the quality of the content, the effectiveness of the training delivery, and the overall experience of the participants.

The information gathered from the training evaluation form can be used to improve future training programs and courses, as well as to assess the effectiveness of the trainers and instructors delivering the training.

Here are some UK employment legislations related to implementing a training evaluation form:

  • The Equality Act 2010: This legislation requires that training programs do not discriminate against any individual on the basis of protected characteristics such as gender, race, age, disability, etc.

  • Health and Safety at Work Act 1974: This legislation requires that employers provide adequate training to employees to ensure their health and safety at work.

  • Data Protection Act 2018: This legislation requires that any personal data collected through the training evaluation form is handled and stored in accordance with data protection laws.

  • Employment Rights Act 1996: This legislation requires that employers provide employees with adequate training and development opportunities to ensure their skills and knowledge are up to date.

  • Apprenticeships, Skills, Children and Learning Act 2009: This legislation requires that employers provide training and development opportunities to employees who are apprentices or learners.

  • General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR): This legislation requires that employers obtain explicit consent from employees before collecting their personal data through the training evaluation form, and that they handle the data in accordance with GDPR regulations.

Specifications

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Time to read / prep / use
5 mins
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311 words, 2 pages A4
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Date last reviewed
14 May 2024
training evaluation form template

Training evaluation

We are always keen to receive your views on the training we deliver. The feedback you give allows us to adapt training to better suit needs and we would appreciate it if you could spend a few minutes filling in this form.

All feedback will be treated in the strictest of confidence.

Name:  
Title of training course:  
Trainer name(s):  
Date(s) attended:  

Please tick

  N/A Poor Adequate Good Excellent
Structure          
Content          
Length          
Pace          
Quality of handouts (if applicable)          
Trainer(s)          
Venue          
Overall Verdict          

 

What did you like about the training?  
Do you have any suggestions which might add value to the training delivered?  
Do you have any key ‘take-aways’ or learnings from the session?  
Was the trainer responsive to questions?  
Do you have any suggestions for sessions you would like to see delivered? (If so, please give details)  
Do you have any other comments?  

 

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