The Relative Costs of Formal and On-the-Job Training for Navy Enlisted Occupations.
R.L. Weiher, Stanley A. Horowitz
Abstract
R.L. Weiher, Stanley A. Horowitz
Abstract
The purpose of the study of Navy enlisted personnel specialized training is to determine, in as many ratings as possible: Which major skills can be learned on the job; The learning curves for non-A-school grads and for A- school grads; and The relative costs of training third-class petty officers via formal training and on job training.
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The purpose of the study of Navy enlisted personnel specialized training is to determine, in as many ratings as possible: Which major skills can be learned on the job; The learning curves for non-A-school grads and for A- school grads; and The relative costs of training third-class petty officers via formal training and on job training.
Key concepts: Navy, Training (meteorology), Medical education, Psychology, On-the-job training, Class (philosophy), Applied psychology, Computer science