On-The-Job Training - GCSE Business Definition

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On-The-Job training teaches skills and knowledge to employees within the actual work environment. It allows them to learn by doing the job under the supervision of more experienced colleagues or supervisors. It can rapidly equip workers with the practical, work-specific skills needed to perform their roles effectively. It helps employees become familiar with daily tasks, tools, and processes while fostering immediate problem-solving abilities. For GCSE Business students, understanding on-the-job training highlights the importance of practical, real-world experience for greater worker efficiency and organisational productivity.

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