Training at the place of work, watched by experienced workers.

Training at the place of work, watched by experienced workers.

• A. On-the-job Training
• B. Off-the-job Training
• C. Induction Training
• D. External Training

Answer: (A)

On-the-job training means learning while doing the actual job, at the workplace, under the guidance of experienced workers. This setup fits the description because the training happens at work and is supervised by people who know how the tasks should be done, allowing the learner to pick up skills by practicing with real tasks and immediate feedback. Off-the-job training would take place away from the workplace, such as in a classroom or external course. Induction training focuses on introducing a new employee to the company and their role, not necessarily ongoing hands-on task learning. External training is delivered by outside providers, not at the employee’s workplace.

On-the-job training means learning while doing the actual job, at the workplace, under the guidance of experienced workers. This setup fits the description because the training happens at work and is supervised by people who know how the tasks should be done, allowing the learner to pick up skills by practicing with real tasks and immediate feedback.

Off-the-job training would take place away from the workplace, such as in a classroom or external course. Induction training focuses on introducing a new employee to the company and their role, not necessarily ongoing hands-on task learning. External training is delivered by outside providers, not at the employee’s workplace.