Depending on the size, goals and nature of your business, you may choose from different types of training and training methods to achieve your objectives.
On-The-Job Training (OJT)
- rely on current employees to train new recruits
- results will depend on the trainer’s skill in training
Classroom Training
- structured lessons conducted outside the workplace
- trainees will be absent from work
E-Learning
- courses conducted online
- flexible time-table
- requires trainees to be self-disciplined to achieve training objectives
Video Training
- professionally-produced video provides trainees a good view of and feel for how to do things
- popular for sales training or use of software programmes
Simulations
- experiential training
- suitable for cross-cultural relations, team-building, empowerment, problem-solving in real-world work conditions
Conferences
- hear the experts’ views on specific topics
- facilitate international exchanges with industry players
- suitable for professionals in specialised trades
Workshops
- widely used form of training
- provides hands-on training in various areas