19.  Which ONE of the following statements is NOT a different between education and training? *Education prepares learners for future employments while training prepare learners for specific tasksEducation involves learners in methods of acquiring knowledge whereas training involves learners in methods of developing skillsEducation teaches specific skills whereas training teaches general conceptsEducation is a pursuit of knowledge whereas training is a pursuit of ability

29. The following statement differentiate education and indoctrination, EXCEPT?*Education helps to address real world problems whereas indoctrination aims at enabling learners attain job requirementsEducation respects intellectual autonomy whereas indoctrination does not respect autonomy of thoughtsEducation allows questioning whereas indoctrination does not allow for questioningEducation promotes reasoning whereas indoctrination allows no room for reasoning

Two managers are discussing the usefulness of training programs in organisations. The first manager claims that training programs can be effective in helping employees to acquire knowledge and skills, but that what is learnt does not transfer to on-the-job behaviour. The second manager agrees that training programs can be helpful to learn new skills, but that they are more effective when learning cognitive skills than interpersonal skills. Based on the information provided in this course, briefly evaluate each managers claim. (Maximum 150 words)

Explain one difference between on-the-job training and off-the-job training.

Which of the following best defines the concept of training in the context of HRM?Assigning job responsibilitiesRecruiting the best talentEnhancing the knowledge and skills of employeesEvaluating the performance of employees

What is the key difference between supervised learning and unsupervised learning in the context of neural networks? a. Supervised learning requires labeled output data, while unsupervised learning does not. b. Unsupervised learning uses a teacher to guide the learning process. c. Supervised learning does not involve input data, unlike unsupervised learning. d. Unsupervised learning requires a predefined threshold value.