Decision Tools For Global Learning And Localisation
Working learning and localisation tools, drawn from the benchmarks, methods and frameworks we apply on client programmes across learning, localisation and global content operations.
Each one produces a defensible figure and shows every assumption behind it, so the output stands up in a business case, a board paper or a procurement review. Open access, no registration required.
Training ROI Calculator
Work out the return on a training programme, compare it against benchmarks for 67 programme types across 15 industries, and see what to do next.
Learning And Localisation Tools Drawn From Real Programmes
Every tool on this page comes out of client work. The benchmarks behind the Training ROI Calculator are the ones we use when we scope a programme, and the assumptions come from delivery rather than from a textbook.
Where a method is established we say so and point to it. The ROI model follows the Phillips ROI Methodology, which extends the Kirkpatrick model with a fifth level for financial return.
Nothing here is a black box. Our learning and localisation tools show their inputs, their formulas and their working on screen, so the figure can be challenged by whoever you put it in front of. That matters more than a confident number: a result nobody can interrogate does not survive a budget review.
You can use these decision tools without giving us anything. There is no sign-up, no email wall in front of the result, and no limit on how many times you run one.
Wordsburg is a Global Content Solutions partner. These learning and localisation tools sit alongside five practice areas: strategic consulting, learning programme development, digital and blended learning, translation and localisation, and methodology and framework development.
To see the same thinking applied end to end, our use cases walk through client programmes from the problem to the measured result, and our white papers set out the research behind them.
More learning and localisation tools are on the way. They follow the questions clients actually bring us: what a programme is worth, what it costs to run in every language a business operates in, and how to compare two options before the budget is committed rather than after.
If a figure one of these tools produces needs turning into a plan, talk to us. That conversation is free and it does not start with a proposal.