DSE Training (Display Screen Equipment), Page 767 Reviews

very good visual instruction

Generally very good, I thought the topics covered and the way they were presented was clear and concise, and the additional handouts were beneficial. Suggestions for improvement;I don't think you really got across the impact of getting it wrong, and could stand to make the training a little more emotive. For example; here is Pat Butcher, she had her desk set up wrong and started complaining of neck pain resulting in her being signed off for two months! Now that would grab my attention. In addition, some of the statements were a little unsupported. "It is your employers responsibility to do X" says who? Parliament? The HSE? Noel Edmonds? If I needed to challenge my employer on something I don't think I have the info that I need.

i gained a better understanding of posture while working

On the whole OK, it does repeat a bit.

very good advice and good tips

It give you very good advice and good tips

Covered the same material as last time (or at least, the material was very similar to other courses of the same topic I've done before). An assessment at the start to establish when I already know would be good practice rather than force me to go through material I'm already familiar with. No ability to skim through or skip material made that even more frustrating.

Use and clear. I liked the greater emphasis and encouragement to do stretches etc. which I have not seen before

The DSE training course is a very user friendly platform providing a highly informative, clear and concise explanation of the do's and don'ts of everyday use of display screens.

Important information, as we spend more and more time seated at desks which can have a detrimental effect on our long term health if we do not ensure correct posture etc.