unit 4 Flashcards
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What is training?
Process of teaching employees the basic knowledge and skills they need to perform their job successfully
Can be job-specific or general, applicable to new hires and existing employees.
What are the benefits of training?
- Better job performance
- Fewer accidents and injuries
- Enhanced employer brand
- Greater employee retention
What are the legal aspects of training?
- Negligent training
- lack of diversity or accomodations
What is negligent training?
Employer fails to train adequately, leading to injuries or loss caused by a poorly trained employee
Claimed by the harmed party.
What are the steps in training program development?
- Training needs analysis
- Method of instruction
- validation
- implementation
- evaluation
What is the first step in training program development?
Training needs analysis
process of determining the training that needs to be completed so that employees can do their job well
What does organization analysis establish in training needs analysis?
- Strategic goals of the organization
- Training climate of the organization
- Perception of training in the organization
- Barriers to training (e.g., budget, time, space, expertise)
training climate: how training is perceived in the organization
What is person analysis?
- Identifies who will receive the training
- clarifies trainees’ existing evel of knowledge
- examines characteristics of trainees
What is performance analysis?
Verifying whether there is a significant performance deficiency and determining if it should be rectified
- appraise employee’s performance
- deciding if it is a can’t do or won’t do issue
- Establishing training objectives, then making a program
What is task analysis?
- Identifying broad competencies and specific skills required to perform job-related tasks
- informs the content of the training and its objectives
- identifies key job-related tasks
What are tasks in task analysis?
- Observable actions designed to contribute to the accomplishment of a goal
- determine performance standard
What is a performance standard?
performance threshold that must be met to indicate an acceptable level of performance
what is programmed learning?
presenting questions, facts, problems > allowing person to respond > providing feedback on accuracy
- reduces training, allows self-pacing, reduces risk
what is informal learning?
day to day unplanned interactions between new workers and their colleagues
what is classroom training?
instructor leading group in lecture style sessions
- effective for large groups
- loss of productivity
- slower feedback
- blended traning for higher engagement
What is blended learning?
Instructor-led + e-learning
- better results and engagement
what is on the job training?
training practices job skills at the workplace under guidance of mentor
- regular feedback
- not taxing on resources
- trainees can be productive
- mentors may be ineffective
What is blended learning?
Instructor-led + e-learning
what is apprenticeship training?
trainee studies under master craftsperson
- good for skilled trades work
- classroom + on-the-job
what is job instruction training?
teaching jobs step by step in order presented in job
What is behaviour modelling?
Showing trainees the right way of doing something, allowing practice, and giving feedback on performance
what is adventure based learning?
participating in challening, structures physical activities
- effective for team-based and managerial job
- cooperation, teamwork, trust, comms, problem-solving, conflict mangement, leadership
- taxing on time and resources
- loss of productivity
What is e-learning?
Web-based or computer-based training
- inexpensive
- flexible
- consistent
what is simulations?
place trainees in situations similar to those encountered on the job