retraining
/riˈtreɪnɪŋ/
verb
- To teach someone new skills or to learn new skills, especially for a different job or to adapt to changes.
- The software company had to retrain its support team when the new system launched.
- The government funded a program to retrain coal miners for jobs in renewable energy.
- He decided to retrain as a nurse after twenty years in retail.
noun
- The process of learning new skills or updating existing ones, especially for a new job or role.
- She enrolled in a retraining program to become a web developer.
- The company offered free retraining for employees whose jobs were eliminated.
- After the factory closed, many workers went through retraining to find work in other industries.