Environmental Awareness Training, Page 191 Reviews

It was a thought provoking and insightful course, whilst providing practical advice.I was confused about one of the questions regarding chargers still using electricity if switched off at the mains, and couldn’t find the reference in the material, but I passed anyway.Very useful for personal and business environmental awareness.

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This course provided a lot of effectively simple ways, methods and practices that an individual can really play his/her part in positively impacting the environment.

Too long and repetitive.

Some of these questions are just a repeat of non scientific, politically funded anti-human and anti-third world development manipulation. Co2 has no green house effect and is the gas of life an the basis of sugar and oxygen, aka, the CLEAN fuel supply for humans and all animals. The fact I had to answer true and false to this propaganda was just annoying and a waste of time. I agree with 'reuse and recycle' and reduction of plastic etc, but please get rid of the carbon footprint rubbish and the narrative of human population being a problem. A lot of your audience are educated in this and won't appreciate corrupt government funded lies in these courses.

Would suggest more focus on the workplace and what the corporate responsibilities are and what we can do to influence company performance. We have many chemicals on site. We use a lot of energy. There should be company initiatives ie insulation & lighting etc roof panels for generation

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I found it difficult to take it all in before the test.

Just watched this on a trial account with a view to deciding if I can use it company wide. It passed with flying colours.

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