Preferences for workplace learning
Finally, in the pre-pilot questionnaire, participants were asked to rank their preferences for workplace learning. Half had a first preference of 'on-the-job' as the best way to learn. 17 of the 25 said this was their first or second preference. Three-quarters of the men said this was their first preference and a majority of women between 25-39 said this was their first preference.
Just under a quarter said they liked 'talking through things with colleagues and sharing ways to do things' as the best way to learn. All but one of these were women. Ten of the 25 participants said this was their first or second preference. For second preference, one-third ticked 'mix of e-learning and on the job coaching'. A total of 11 gave this their first or second preference. For third preference, the single highest preference was for e-learning indicated by one-third.
...continue to post pilot evaluation
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