
04/09/2025
What is R.O.E? How do you measure the effectiveness of soft skills / behavioural learning?
R.O.E (return on learning experience) measures the qualitative impact of a learning investment and how the experience itself influences engagement, behaviour, and organisational culture.
While ROI answers “What was the financial return on this investment?” (e.g., productivity gains, sales growth, cost savings), R.O.E answers “What value did the learning experience create for individuals and the organisation?”
For example:
❓ Did people feel motivated, safe, and invested in the learning process?
❓ Are participants actually using what they learned back at work?
❓ Has the learning changed the way people communicate, collaborate, or lead?
❓ Did the programme reinforce organisational values or create a stronger sense of team identity?
❓ Is the learning “sticking” over time, not just in the moment?
Why It should matter:
For HR & L&D 💪 It gives evidence of learning value beyond numbers — important when demonstrating impact to stakeholders.
For Leaders & CEOs 🧠 It shows whether the learning undertaken supported cultural change, and employee development in a positive way.
For Learners🎓 It highlights the psychological safety, relevance, and real-world application that make learning meaningful.
Altezza People UK R.O.E is a natural fit because equine-assisted learning is experiential. Horses create a memorable, emotionally resonant environment — the very things that make learning “stick” and return value long after the session.
Here is what one client reported back to us. 👇
To discuss what R.O.E means for your team, get in touch 👉 www.altezzapeople.co.uk/contact
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