βοΈ On-the-Job Training (OJT) is a training approach that is organized and delivered in the actual work environment of an individual.
βοΈ It allows employees to gain practical experience and develop the skills necessary for their roles while performing their job tasks.
βοΈ OJT typically involves a combination of observing experienced workers, receiving direct instruction, and practicing tasks under supervision.
βοΈ This form of training typically involves a more experienced worker or supervisor teaching a new or less experienced employee how to perform specific tasks, duties, or roles.
βοΈ It is commonly used for jobs that are either difficult to simulate or can be best learned through a hands-on approach.
βοΈ It can include direct instruction, work-study programs, internships, apprenticeships, and instruction- led learning.
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Benefits of On-the-Job Training,
1> Real-World Experience
2> Cost-Effective
3> Enhanced Skill Development
4> Faster Integration
5> Continuous Learning