Environmental Awareness Training, Page 8 Reviews

There are several issues wrong with this course: -having a trigger warning on a mandatory course at the beginning is silly. -the butterfly effect is consistently used wrong (it does not mean what you explain it means) -the strong emphasis on personal responsibility is greenwashing and obfuscates the need for politicians and cooperations to enact meaningful change. We cannot save the planet by showering a bit less and recycling 10% of paper. There is no proper accounting of data based evidence which of those changes have the greatest effect. Also, the statistics that 17 trees produce enough oxygen for 2 people for a year are dubious, ill sourced, and highly context dependant.

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It's really hard to stay focused as although is very informative... its very monotonous and needs something to keep you engaged. More videos ... questions throughout... interaction etc

Whilst I do care about the environment, I do not appreciate been told what I should eat and the method in which I travel to work. In my opinion this was more of a brainwashing exercise than been related to work. I do not believe in climate emergency and I do not appreciate been told how I must live my life. I found parts of this bordering offensive, especially when you take into account what this business actually does.

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The entire course was patronising and condescending. A showcase for veganismVery poor

I didn't feel that I learnt anything, surely we all know how recycling works 😊 sorry

Overwheming majority of content and test questions were basic, aimed at primary school age understanding. A pointless excercise.

Poorly written, factually incorrect, full of incomplete explanations and flawed logic, dumbed down to the point of being insulting and unnecessarily time-consuming. I wouldn't show this to a class of 5 year olds.