Off The Job Training - Advantages and disadvantages table in GCSE Business Studies

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Created on: 05-04-16 20:52

Off The Job Training

Advantages

Training is done by specialists so usually of a higher quality
Employees meet people from other organisations and they can exchange ideas
Employees may be introduced to new equipment
Employees can attend evening classes which means they do not miss their work and this reduces the cost of training to the firm

Disadvantages

This training can be very expensive
Employees may learn new skills on equipment that the business doesn't have

Evaluation

Off The Job Training is provided by a specialist and takes place outside the firm. Three methods are: Lectures, External Courses and Demonstrations at training centres etc.

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