In a study performed at the University of Texas, researchers found that individuals retain a mere 10 percent of what they read and 20 percent of what they hear; however, they retain 90 percent of what they do. Adults tend to remember much more by doing than merely by reading or listening.
Another difference between training and learning is individuals embark upon learning something about which they are passionate or see a significant personal benefit, i.e. career advancement. Whereas when someone goes through training, it is usually for a specified outcome. Perhaps they need to attend a training session for continuing education credits or as a job requirement.