Environmental Awareness Training, Page 9 Reviews

The majority of the content was junior school level information which made the whole course extremely condescending and tiresome. I also thought that the whole presentation was rather generic and did not apply to our particular organisation and its way of working.

Whilst it was valiant attempt to convey Environmental Awareness in the space of one hour - it overly simplifed so many of the topics. There were some good examples of things that could be done to reduce our impact on the planet but the vast majority of the material would have been covered by anybody who has attended school in the past 30 years. It kept referring to Global Warming which I disliked when it should be Climate Change.

Too much in one course

I did not learn much from this course and found it patronising. Mostly it was trivial appeals to be better citizens. I don't think I need to go on a course to be told to use less paper, for example. I suggest consider adding more depth and insight, or make it shorter.

The training video could have had more relevance to specific work places and covered different variety of job roles to apply examples to. Those cast in the training video could have been more diverse to more accurately reflect today's society and be more accessible to all the people who are viewing the training.

a lot of this went beyond being an employee.dont do this dont do that.dont buy plastic bottles yet theres one in your fire safety film!!! not enough space to go into this.

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The module kept reloading throughout and the content is too basic for a professional services environment. Appreciate IHASCO trying needs to cover multiple industries and people demographics but a more in depth module is need to engage our teams, more intense.