Training and Development Programs Survey
The Training and Development Programs Survey helps you understand how employees experience your company's learning initiatives, from quality to accessibility. It's a practical way to uncover what's working, what's getting in the way, and where to invest next in employee growth.
What the “Training and Development Programs Survey” survey measures
This survey measures satisfaction with training quality, the accessibility of learning opportunities, and the perceived impact of training on professional growth. It also captures which training formats employees value most, whether current programs align with job responsibilities, and the specific barriers or gaps that reduce engagement with learning initiatives.
Who the “Training and Development Programs Survey” template is for
This template is built for HR managers, L&D specialists, and team leaders responsible for employee development programs. It works well for companies conducting annual training reviews, organizations rolling out new learning platforms, or leadership teams trying to justify or reshape their training budget based on real employee feedback.
How to adapt the template to your needs
You can adjust the question set depending on your training structure, for example replacing the multiple-choice format options with your own program names or delivery methods. Add branching logic so that only employees who report low satisfaction or misalignment see the follow-up open-text questions, keeping the survey shorter for those who are already satisfied. You can also insert questions about specific skills or certifications relevant to your industry, or add a question asking employees what topics they'd like future training to cover.
Questions and answer options
Answer options:
— Internal training and workshops
— Online courses and webinars
— Mentorship or coaching
— External educational programs
— Practical assignments and projects
Answer options:
— Fully aligns
— Mostly aligns
— Partially aligns
— Rather misaligned
— Completely misaligned