Why peer-to-peer learning embeds knowledge more durably than formal training
Research consistently shows that 70% of workplace learning happens informally — through peer conversations, mentoring, communities of practice and collaborative problem-solving. Yet most L&D budgets focus exclusively on formal training.
I deliver training that teaches your teams to design and facilitate social learning deliberately: communities of practice, peer coaching, knowledge-sharing platforms, mentoring programmes and collaborative learning events. Every approach is adapted to the Swiss multilingual, multi-site context.
The result: knowledge circulates faster, expertise is retained when people leave, and your formal training programmes are reinforced by continuous peer learning.
The best learning happens between people, not between a screen and a learner: social learning captures that energy systematically.