Off the job training

 



What is Off-the-Job Training? definition and meaning

Off-the-job training comprises of a place specifically allotted for the training purpose that may be near to the actual workplace, where the workers are required to ...


What is the difference between on the job training and off the job training?

On-the-job training provides the learner with training in the workplace and the learner will produce evidence whilst learning. Whereas off-the-job training requires the learner to spend a certain number of hours away from the work environment, giving them the opportunity to learn in groups and meet other individuals.





 Advantages of off-the-job training

·         Uses specialist trainers who are skilled and knowledgeable.

·         Opportunity for social networking with other trainees from other organisations.

·         Individuals more likely to complete training because of no work pressure.


    Reference 

    

    01 Business Jargons (2021),off the Job Training,[online],Available at :https://businessjargons.com/off-the-job-training.html.[Accessed on 28th january 2021]

 


Comments

  1. The management should ensure, that the employees nominated to participate in off-the-job-training programs must share the skills and knowledge with co-workers which they gathered at the training programs.

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    1. Here in house training is very much important

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  2. Bandara, Off the job Training is mostly used in sri lankan Organizations?

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    1. Yes
      We have limited resources in every aspect so this is very much important

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  3. Off the job training in the train in undergoes the train in for a specific period the emphasis in this method is to important skill and knowledge for doing a specific job

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    1. This is also used to improve knowledge and skill level

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  4. On-the-job training is the origin of an employee who are newly coming to organization

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