During retraining, what happens?

During retraining, what happens?

• A. New tasks are introduced
• B. Only written tests are used
• C. Training ends
• D. Tasks not performed to standard are retrained and re-evaluated until the standard is achieved

Answer: (D)

Retraining centers on fixing performance gaps. If a task isn’t done to the required standard, the trainee returns to practice that task and is re-evaluated until the standard is met. This ensures mastery on the required tasks before moving on. It isn’t about adding new tasks at retraining, and it isn’t limited to written tests, and training doesn’t end while some tasks remain below standard—the retraining cycle continues until all tasks reach the standard.

Retraining centers on fixing performance gaps. If a task isn’t done to the required standard, the trainee returns to practice that task and is re-evaluated until the standard is met. This ensures mastery on the required tasks before moving on. It isn’t about adding new tasks at retraining, and it isn’t limited to written tests, and training doesn’t end while some tasks remain below standard—the retraining cycle continues until all tasks reach the standard.