A level Business Revision - Training

In this A level Business revision tutorial, we examine induction, on-the-job and off-the-job training and analyse the costs and benefits of training to businesses. Training is a topic on the Edexcel, AQA, Cambridge International and OCR A level Business specification.
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DISCLAIMER: The methods of training students are required to learn can differ between exam boards, so be sure to check the specification of the board you are studying.

[@trixiemisty224]

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[@datsmydab-minecraft-and-mo5666]

Extremely helpful video! Keep up the amazing work. The detail you put into each explanation really helps me fully understand the concepts.

[@TakingTheBiz]

I'm glad you found this video helpful and I hope you find future uploads the same. Thanks for the comment and good luck with your revision.

[@martinkukushev]

good day sir

[@ChsonlineOrgUkinternetschool]

Useful

[@tejashirani2152]

Hi sir. I was attempting a question in the specime paper 2014 and wanted to ask for evaluation points for this 25 marker could i talk about - Depends on the current financial state of the business - Depends on objectives of business Depends on how competitive industry is in terms of for competiition.

[@st56767]

Hi, just wanted to ask a question, do 16 markers ever show up without a case study in AS/A level papers?

[@abdullahizahir755]

HELP! what is the difference between Induction Training and On the Job training? I find that those two methods of training similar.

[@jose.ancaja]

Hi George

[@georgespeak2514]

Hey bud !

[@raiyanzubair1200]

sir can you tell me about the difference between on the job and off the job training ,please sir explain my question?

[@TakingTheBiz]

On the job takes place whilst working and off the job involves the employee leaving their workplace to be trained