
On-the-Job Training (1st Edition), Instructor Edition
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On-the-Job Training (1st Edition)
Course Specifications
Course Number: CCT–068_rev4.0
Course Length: Self-study or classroom training
Course Description
The 50-Minute Manager Series was designed to cover critical business and professional development topics in the shortest time possible. Our easy-to-read, easy-to-understand format can be used for self-study or classroom training, or even office training. With a wealth of hands-on exercises, the 50-Minute books keep you engaged and help you retain critical skills.
All too often, new employees flounder and sometimes fail because on-the-job training is poorly designed or even nonexistent. Training is one of those things that often gets rushed or put off because of the pressures of the moment. This is a mistake that no organization can afford to make. This book is designed to help managers, supervisors, team leaders, and lead employees plan and conduct successful on-the-job training. It focuses on planned, job-specific training conducted at the work site by a supervisor or an experienced fellow employee, using the actual equipment, tools, and processes of a specific job.
Course Objective: The learning objectives for On-the-Job Training are listed below. They have been developed to guide you, the reader, to the core issues covered in this book.
The objectives of this book are:
- To explain the benefits of providing effective on-the-job training to new and existing employees
- To help supervisors and managers give new employees a positive experience at the start of their employment
- To explore the right way to do the job and how best to train employees for that job
- To guide trainers in using the tell and show and do cycle
- To encourage employers to provide ongoing on-the-job training to create a more flexible, valuable, and motivated workforce
Course Content
Part 1: Making On-the-Job Training a Priority
Part 2: Starting Off on the Right Foot
Part 3: Preparing for Training
Part 4: Training Employees with Tell and Show and Do
Part 5: Providing Ongoing Growth Opportunities