Explore our Employee Training Calendar template that helps you to meet any requirements on worker's certification. Sort information by departments, topics, training types, and more!

Training and Employees Sheets

Our training calendar template features two main pages for your entries:

Training: include all the information regarding the planned drills. This training calendar template in Excel and Google Sheets incorporates columns such as department, training topic and type, start and end date (time), frequency, provider, location (virtual, in the office, on conference), and number of employees engaged.
Employees: This sheet is needed to collect information about the workers participating in the drills. It can contain ID, full name, phone number and email, position, department, type of employee (full or part-time), and status (active, on leave, on vacation).

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Created: June 15, 2024
Author: Natalia Prokhorenko
DPI: 300. Ready to Print at Office/Home
Size: 210 x 297 mm
Free Standard Google fonts
Compatible: Google Sheets and Microsoft Excel
Color: White
Style: Professional
Downloads: 44
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