Therefore, employers should provide learning opportunities that offer mutual benefit to the organisation and its employees. Unfortunately, there is a major gap between the importance employers assign to learning and how integral — or impactful — learning is to the business.

To bridge that gap, organisations must make significant changes to ensure learning is more connected to the business. Learning strategies are not properly aligned with business outcomes and to many employees, the learning process seems to be completely separate from their jobs. Ensuring learning is personal, relatable and easy to access within the flow of work will make it more impactful and sustainable.

There are many different strategies for changing the learning paradigm, ranging from greater involvement of stakeholders in envisioning and designing learning, to making sure every learning intervention is tied to a critical competency or business need.

The question becomes, “Is your organisation culturally ready to change the learning paradigm and make learning more relevant for learners and more impactful for the business?”

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