Environmental Awareness Training, Page 31 Reviews

A good clear course with a simple message.

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An informative course. Deals with the basics and not overly complicated.

I found the course to be very long winded and time consuming. However It was very useful and I learnt a lot. My only suggestion would be to stagger the different sections of the course.

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A lot on local and some on the environment but not much on labelling and where things come from. Like People saying not to dig up cola in england but import instaed from usa or russia or australia, look at where things come from locally produced goods and seasonal not really touhced on. A bit to go to on but fairly imformative. Maybe have a wwf or local charity like the yorkshire wildlife trust do a short who specfically look after the environment of animals and woodlands in your Area or country.

Its good because your gaining more knowledge

I was pleased that the course covered reduce and re-use, too often the focus is only on recycling. Suggested improvement: I was having to use subtitles rather than headphones. Instead of the subtitles staying on all the way through the presentation, I had to reselect them every time a new video appeared. The button to select subtitles only became available after the video started playing. Could it be set up for subtitles to appear automatically, with a button to deselect if not wanted?

I felt the course was easy to understand and also I liked how the course was split into small sections and I was able to dip in and out of the course when I could. I did feel some of the points were things people would already know but it definitely makes you think of your own impact and business impact.

A couple of the questions were rather ambiguous