Environmental Awareness Training, Page 8 Reviews

the course was good but one of the resources it gave were not available.there was also a question on the test that didn't make much sense. it asked: What do 17 trees produce? with the answer being: Enough oxygen for 2 people to breathe for a year. the question should really be worded differently because 1 tree could produce the same amount of oxygen given enough time.

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The course was good and presented very well. I just feel that the overall time the course took to relay the information was a bit long. If it had been shorter I would have given it 5 stars.

Initiaaly, I thought there would be too many facts, figures and percentages to remember but the test did not hyper focus on this information. The suggestions, hints and tips given for personal ways to reduce waste were informative.

Clear course with varied coverage. May have gone on too much in some areas that were fairly basic. So could have been cut slightly shorter.

This was as expected and follows the mostly accepted view of things. As an older person I am a little frustrated because I grew up without plastic bottles and paper cups everywhere. Pity we cant turn back the clock a little. I would return my glass bottle for a small deposit happily, 😊

Good basic introduction to environmental challenges, and the things we can do as an organisation and individually to minimize our impact. Having passed the test, was a little surprised to see an option to 'print' my certificate!!!

Could have been a bit shorter.

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But some of the facts and figures are out of date given the changes over the last few years of climate conferences. It is now far more widely known that if we are to combat climate change and the extreme effects on humanity, global temperature increases need to kept to within 1.5 degrees C increase. The content and references need updating.