Environmental Awareness Training, Page 9 Reviews

Information video was far too long and repetitive.

I found the way the lady presented a bit patronizing and mostly stuff I already know. A bit a waste of energy.

A good course but too long . a lot to take in at one time and then try to get 100% unlike you have a super memory, but still very useful content

Overall the points that are made are generally going in the right direction however the "meat free diet" ideology is overreaching the purpose of this training module in my opinion. If the message was amended to "having less meat half as often that is twice as good and paying more for that quality as it would be produced in a more organic and sustainable manner" rather than the model that seems to persist today of having lots of poor quality meat that is mass produced and having it everyday. I suppose the "less is more" message that you had in the earlier part but with more of an emphasis on quality over quantity.

You shouldn't be preaching political agendas by telling people what they should and should not be eating, people have choices and your own agendas should not be included in a course like this.

Would be better suited to be broken down into 2 or 3 sections. 1. Environmental situation. 2. Corporate & Mgt responsibilities. 3. What you can do.

Took me quite a long time to complete as my connection kept buffering. Whilst some of the stuff was valid outside of work, the majority of the course had no relevance to my day to day role. Basically it was just a box ticking exercise for the company

I found some aspects of the course to be 'on theme' with regards to how we use certain materials, re-use, recycling, environmental sensitivities etc. However, some of it was pure ideological. For example, 'human evolution' and 'climate change!' Firstly I don't believe the theory of evolution at all. It's very mention in the course added nothing. Then 'climate change!' Again, it's very debateable if mankind is having a significant effect on the climate. This however does not mean we cannot act responsibly when it comes to resources, energy, waste etc. Pulling on ideological does not make me learn better.

The photographs of injured animals were distressing and unnecessary

I felt the course duration was too long and 100% on the test or send back to restart is excessive format and presenter were good