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1700 BCE
ON THE JOB TRAINING
OJT is the earliest form of job training
Sometimes called "direct instruction"
One-on-one, face-to-face -
1700 BCE
APPRENTICESHIPS
As tools and methods became more complex, parents and neighbors could no longer teach their children everything they needed to know. Apprenticeships date back to the Code of Hammurabi -
FACTORY SCHOOL TRAINING
Industrial Revolution caused large groups of people to need training very quickly which led to classroom training. -
VESTIBULE TRAINING
Also called "near-the-job" training.
Popular form of training through both world wars.
Combined on-the-job training with classroom training. -
SYSTEMIZED TRAINING
Popular form of training through World War II.
Urgent need for fast and efficient training.
"Job Instruction Training" or JIT. -
INDIVIDUALIZED INSTRUCTION
After World War II companies wanted employees to be trained in a way that was more efficient and less expensive. "Teaching Machines" -
COMPUTER BASED TRAINING & JOB SUPPORT
Training grows to promote learning and better performance. Technology based training gains popularity