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on-the-job
[on-thuh-job, awn-]
adjective
done, received, or happening while in actual performance of one's work.
on-the-job training.
51Թ History and Origins
Origin of on-the-job1
Idioms and Phrases
At work, busy, as in We've got three men on the job . [Late 1800s]
Paying close attention, alert, as in Trust Jim to find out the details—he's always on the job .
Example Sentences
Instead of joining an acting academy in London, as he had planned, Chamberlain received what he referred to as on-the-job training during his more than four years living in England.
Harvard-Westlake isn’t the only school allowing its students to get on-the-job experience, but the school certainly has put together one of the more sophisticated and professional operations.
Introduced in 2020, the qualification includes a mixture of classroom learning and on-the-job experience.
She also has to provide on-the-job training for her team, who did not study journalism at university before joining the TV station.
A major bottleneck is limitations by hospitals on the number of student nurses they will accept for on-the-job training, she said.
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