Just learning by watching is not enough. What education systematically teaches welding skills.
In manufacturing sites, education through "watching and learning from seniors" is still widely practiced. However, for inexperienced individuals, it can be unclear what to observe, why certain actions are taken, and how proficient they need to be, which can lead to a personalized approach to training.
Therefore, it is important to shift the skill acquisition process from "learning by watching" to "learning in a structured manner." By breaking down the process into steps such as knowledge, safety, basic actions, practical skills, verification, improvement, and repetition, both learners and instructors can clarify the skill acquisition process.
This article uses welding skills as an example to explain the concept of systematic skill education and the development of human resources through a combination of training and on-the-job training (OJT) in detail.
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