Our Audience

Training has spent six decades building one of the industry’s most robust and reliable library of resources; attracting tens of thousands of users/members to multiple channels of interest. We reach L&D decision-makers “where they are” through digital subscriptions, free learning networks, in-person and online events, and so much more.

We are proud of the qualified, loyal audience we’ve attracted and cultivated. Here’s a bit more about our readership base: 

Publication

Training Magazine

Training Weekly eNewsletter

Unique Subscribers

  • Print: 25,000+
  • Digital: 54,000+
  • Total Unique: 65,000+

48,000+

 

Training Magazine Network

 

Members Since Inception

 

Active Members

Total Members

240,000+

117,000+

 

Website Traffic (trainingmag.com and trainingmagnetwork.com)

Total Sessions

Unique Visitors

Total Page Views

Monthly Average

 

151,025

111,992

247,979

Training and Training Magazine Network Social Media Accounts

Facebook

X (Twitter)

LinkedIn

Instagram

Followers

8,300+

22,100+

18,800+

1000+

  • Department 100% 100%
  • Training/Development/Education 63% 63%
  • HR/Personnel 10% 10%
  • Sales/Marketing/Product Development 5% 5%
  • MIS/Technical/Data Management 2% 2%
  • Customer Service/Finance/Ops 5% 5%
  • Corporate/Admin Management 6% 6%
  • Instructional Designer/Developer 4% 4%
  • Other 5% 5%
  • Industry 100% 100%
  • Government & Military 12% 12%
  • Health/Medical Services 17% 17%
  • Educational Services/Academic Institution 14% 14%
  • Technology/Business Services 8% 8%
  • Finance/Banking 10% 10%
  • Real Estate/Insurance 6% 6%
  • Manufacturing 8% 8%
  • Public Administration 1% 1%
  • Energy/Utilities/Transportation 5% 5%
  • Retail/Distribution 6% 6%
  • Hospitality 2% 2%
  • Communications 3% 3%
  • Consulting 8% 8%
  • Employee Size 100% 100%
  • 50,000+ employees 12% 12%
  • 10,000 to 49,999 employees 14% 14%
  • 1,000 – 9,999 employees 28% 28%
  • 100 – 999 employees 25% 25%
  • Less than 100 employees 21% 21%
  • Job Titles 100% 100%
  • President/CLO/VP/Director 18% 18%
  • Manager 24% 24%
  • Instructional Designer/Developer 14% 14%
  • Trainer/Training Specialist 29% 29%
  • Coordinator 4% 4%
  • Consultant 3% 3%
  • Other 8% 8%
  • Types of Training 100% 100%
  • Soft Skills 61% 61%
  • Leadership Development 60% 60%
  • Business Skills 47% 47%
  • Technical Training 47% 47%
  • Customer Service 45% 45%
  • Management/Supervisory 43% 43%
  • Product Training 42% 42%
  • Regulatory/Compliance 39% 39%
  • Applications (MS, Word, Excel) 37% 37%
  • Specialized Job Skills (e.g. nursing, cashier) 35% 35%
  • Health and Safety 30% 30%
  • IT Training 24% 24%
  • Sales 19% 19%
  • Customer/Reseller/Supply Chain 12% 12%
  • ERP Software (SAP, Peoplesoft) 12% 12%
  • Networking 9% 9%
  • Other 11% 11%

%

Readers who have had a training responsibility for 4+ years

%

Readers who have been in their current position for 4+ years

%

Readers who provide training to 500 or more employees

%

Readers who provide training to their entire organization

*Source: publisher’s own data, 2025. 

Learning professionals and leaders from the world’s top organizations turn to Training as their trusted source for valuable insights, expertise, trends, and best practices. Here’s a sample of companies whose employees are active subscribers of Training.

3M

Abbott Labs

Amazon

American Airlines

AT&T

Bank of America

Capital One

Caterpillar

Charter Communications

Dell Technologies

Deloitte

Discover

Dollar General

Eaton

EY

Farmers Insurance

Fed Ex

General Motors

IBM

IRS

Kaiser Permanente

Marathon Petroleum

Medtronic

Microsoft

Nationwide Insurance


Nestle Purina

Northrup Grumman

Oracle

PepsiCo

PwC

Southwest Airlines

The Home Depot

T-Mobile

Verizon

United Healthcare