Future Business Leaders of America (FBLA) Organizational Leadership Practice Test

Which training method includes a follow-up process?

1. On-the-job training

2. Job Instructional Training (JIT)

3. Online training

4. Group training

The correct answer is: Job Instructional Training (JIT)

Job Instructional Training (JIT) is the correct choice as it specifically incorporates a structured follow-up process as part of its methodology. JIT focuses on delivering training in a systematic way that not only imparts skills but also emphasizes the importance of feedback and reinforcement after initial training. This follow-up allows trainers to assess the trainee's understanding and application of the skills learned, providing opportunities to clarify any misunderstandings and ensure the trainee is proficient. In contrast, while on-the-job training, online training, and group training are effective methods in their own right, they do not inherently include a formalized follow-up process that is a hallmark of JIT. On-the-job training primarily focuses on hands-on experience without a structured follow-up. Online training can be flexible and self-paced but may lack personalized follow-ups unless designed specifically to include them. Group training may foster collaboration and learning among peers but does not guarantee that there will be a system in place to review individual performances after training is complete.