Recruitment, Selection and Training

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  • What is the first step in the recruitment process?
    Create a job description
  • What does a job description include?
    Job title, purpose, salary, and duties
  • What is included in a person specification?
    Qualities and skills needed for the job
  • What are desirable qualifications in a person specification?
    Teaching degree, PGC, and experience
  • What is the purpose of shortlisting candidates?
    To filter applications that meet criteria
  • What happens to applications that do not meet the job criteria?
    They are discarded or go in the bin
  • What is one advantage of internal recruitment?
    Cheaper than advertising
  • What is a disadvantage of external recruitment?
    Higher costs and more candidates to evaluate
  • What are the advantages and disadvantages of off-the-job training?
    Advantages:
    • Provided by industry experts
    • May offer a qualification

    Disadvantages:
    • Time-consuming
    • Expensive
    • Stops productivity
  • What are the advantages and disadvantages of on-the-job training?
    Advantages:
    • Less time-consuming
    • Cheaper than formal training

    Disadvantages:
    • Trainees may lack skills
    • Risk of costly mistakes
  • What is structured training?
    Training that takes place off the job
  • What is a potential outcome of on-the-job training?
    Trainees may make costly mistakes
  • What is the salary mentioned for the teaching position?
    £40,000
  • What is the role of the head of business in the recruitment process?
    To oversee the recruitment and teaching process
  • How does internal recruitment motivate current employees?
    It provides opportunities for advancement
  • What is the difference between internal and external recruitment?
    Internal promotes from within, external hires outside
  • What is the purpose of a job description in recruitment?
    To outline the responsibilities and requirements
  • What is the main focus of the recruitment process?
    Finding suitable candidates for a job
  • Why is it important to have a person specification?
    It defines the ideal candidate's attributes
  • How does structured training differ from on-the-job training?
    Structured training is formal and off-site
  • If a candidate has a teaching degree and experience, how would they fit into the person specification?
    They would meet essential qualifications
  • What is the role of the interview in the recruitment process?
    To assess candidates' suitability for the job
  • What is the main disadvantage of off-the-job training?
    It can be expensive
  • Why might a business choose to promote from within?
    To save costs and utilize existing knowledge
  • What are the implications of making mistakes during on-the-job training?
    It could lead to costly errors for the business
  • What is the purpose of advertising a job?
    To attract potential candidates
  • How does the recruitment process begin?
    By creating a job description and person specification
  • What factors might influence the decision to hire externally?
    Desire for new ideas and skills
  • What is the main goal of the recruitment process?
    To find suitable candidates for the job