Question
Differentiate between on the Job and Off the job training?

Answer

S.No.
Basis of Distinction
On the Job Training
Off the Job Training
1.
Principal adopted
On-the-Job methods refer to the methods that are applied to the workplace, while the employee is actually working. It means, learning while doing.5
Off-the-Job methods are used away from the work place. It means learning before doing.
2.
Place of training
The employees are trained on the job at their workplace.
The employees are trained away from their actual workplaces.
3.
Techniques of training
The Techniques of on the job training include:
  1. Apprenticeship programme.
  2. Internship.
  3. Induction training.
The techniques of off the job training include:
  1. Classroom lectures.
  2. Conferences.
  3. Seminars.
4.
Trainers
Experienced workers, first line supervisors and specially qualified instructors serve as trainers in on the job training.
Usually, the academicians, Professionals and technicians from outside agencies serve as trainers in off the job training.
5.
Merit
It helps trainees to learn things by doing and quickens the process of self-learning and self-correction.
It helps trainees to learn things in a steady and systematic manner without any job pressure.
6.
Demerit
It requires trainees to learn under job pressure.
It does not quicken the process of self-learning and self-correction.

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