Difference Between Training and Learning?
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Answer Posted / shivani
Training is a process that involves the gaining of knowledge ,sharpening of skills, concepts ,rules or changing of attitudes,and behaviour to enhance the performance of employees
where as learning is a process that involves gaining of knowledge in self area of interest , from self experience and it is a continuous process.
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