Which of the following is NOT a listed type of training?

• A. Entry level training
• B. Field training
• C. In-service training
• D. On-the-job training

Answer: (D)

The concept here is that training programs are usually categorized by their purpose or timing, not just by the method used to teach. Entry level training is designed to get a new person up to speed. Field training pairs a trainee with an experienced trainer to apply skills in real work settings. In-service training covers ongoing development after onboarding. On-the-job training is a common approach, but it’s typically described as a training method used within those programs rather than a standalone listed type. So it isn’t listed as its own category, while the other three are standard listed types.