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role of training
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employees learn how to do their job, or how to do it more efficiently
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induction training
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tour of the firm introduction to other employees explanation of company policy health and safety duties involved with job background information |
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how does an organisation plan training
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skill scan
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skill scans aim to
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access employees current skills set realistic targets review targets and see progress made |
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on the job training
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work shadowing involves a new member of staff following and learning from and experienced staff member apprenticeships usually involve on-the-job training where the apprentice works and trains, while being paid 'sitting next to Nellie' this involves an experienced employee demonstrating a task to an employee, who then understands the task coaching a trainer takes a trainee through a task, step-by-step. the trainer is always on hand to support the trainee job rotation trainees learn different tasks at different location in the organisation |
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off-the-job training
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courses at college or university attending courses at university self paced learning employee is given the resources and works on their own apprenticeships |
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