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Explain 'Vestibule Training'' as a method of training.
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Solution
Vestibule Training: This training technique entails building a simulated workplace that closely mimics the real one. It is one of the methods for off-the-job training.
- Vestibule training is off-the-job instruction that teaches technical workers to use tools and machines in a simulated setting. (dummy model)
- Vestibule training is given to employees when new or advanced equipment or tools are introduced into the organisation and used to perform a specific job. Such equipment is delivered to a different location for demonstration and training on how to use and handle it securely by personnel.
- Vestibule training is appropriate when many people must be trained simultaneously for the same type of work. Instead of focusing on production, learning is the primary focus.
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