Environmental Awareness Training, Page 7 Reviews

I appreciate the necessity of the information being imparted but the self-righteous and patronising way in which things were rammed down one's throat was not appreciated. Also the less than subtle attempts at trying to convince one to become vegetarian were unwelcome.

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What gives you or anyone else the right to suggest what I eat or drink, my diet has nothing to do with you or anyone else & further more as long as my actions outside work do not bring the company I work for into disrepute what I do outside work is my business not yous.

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Feels like being back to primary school. Too obvious things, meaningless data like "how much hours can you power a lightbulb for if you recycle blabla?". How is this supposed to be useful in any way? The only message that really was clear and maybe was not so obvious is the prevent to dispose cycle. All the other things make you feel they think you are back to school.

Just so patronising, felt like i was in a primary school geography lesson

While the information given may have been pertinent at a business level, this course bears no relevance to my role as a trampoline ciach. I coach trampolining fir 3 hours on a Saturday morning. I use no materials and I throw nothing away.

like all online training, it leads to questions and theres no one there to answer them

The questions can be answered correctly without the need of watching the long videos, very simple multiple-choice questions.

It seemed like a green party lecture that told me nothing that I didn't know already, and took too long to say it. A waste of my time and energy!