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The training plan can only get skills up to level 10. Only combat experience as higher level classes can push mastery further.
I mostly found the training useful to unlocked lower level classes that I missed earlier on. For instance I was slow to realize that making Robere a templar required light magic skill, so he was training that for most of the game.
That said, there definitely comes a point where your A-team has maxed their relevant skills and all that's left is to fight the last few battles and win.