Training and Development
Training and development are crucial HR functions aimed at enhancing employee skills and efficiency. The chapter distinguishes between training, focused on current job performance, and development, aimed at future roles. It outlines various training types, methods for delivery, and emphasizes the importance of training needs analysis and measuring effectiveness for continuous improvement.
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What we have learnt
- Training improves current skills; development prepares for future roles.
- A good training program aligns with organizational goals and employee needs.
- Multiple training methods can be used based on learning styles and job roles.
- Measuring training impact ensures continuous improvement and business value.
Key Concepts
- -- Training
- The process of improving employees’ job-related skills, knowledge, and competencies.
- -- Development
- A broader concept focused on long-term employee growth and readiness for future roles.
- -- Training Needs Analysis (TNA)
- The process of identifying gaps between the skills employees have and the skills they need.
- -- Kirkpatrick’s FourLevel Model
- A framework for evaluating training outcomes based on reaction, learning, behavior, and results.
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