Welcome to Wilson Learning Europa
Wilson Learning Europa is the EMEA arm of Wilson Learning Worldwide - a company established in 1965, now delivering Human performance Improvement solutions for Global 2000 clients in more than 45 countries. We are a pioneering enterprise that will guide your organisation to success by inspiring, developing, and transforming your greatest investment – your people.
We are passionate about improving performance through people – helping them develop the skills and find the satisfaction needed to do their jobs effectively and enthusiastically.
What Our Customers Say About Us
“Our success has in part been achieved thanks to the ability of Wilson Learning consultants to understand our needs and share our challenges”
Jesus Magana, Manager, Nestle
“Wilson Learning truly is a cut above other providers I have worked with in terms of doing things to ensure success and not just selling product”
Roger Denton, Director of Education and Talent Development, Ecolab Food and Beverage
Highlights
Train your Trainers for FREE!
Wilson Learning is responding to the challenges facing Human Resources and Organisational Development functions today, with an inspiring offer to skill-up learning and development teams for FREE.
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Blog: Here’s a thought… What do YOU think?
Is an engaged employee born or bred?
Lots of people are talking about employee engagement because of its relationship to a number of outcomes like retention, performance, and customer loyalty. There seems to be a predominant focus on how to create (or breed) engaged employees through specific leadership and management practices.
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What steps are you taking to improve performance through effective transfer of learning?
Answer 12 questions to participate in this unique study on Learning Transfer best practices and receive a summary of the results.
“Building Extended Learning Systems That Deliver” Article
Wilson Learning Americas’ President Ed Emde published in the September issue of Chief Learning Officer. The article discusses “Building Extended Learning Systems That Deliver”.