Equality, Diversity & Inclusion (EDI) Training, Page 23 Reviews

Longest Diversity course I have ever done

The course needs to be shortened with less questions it will not suit all people with learning difficulties would struggle with the 20 questions at the end

This course is thought provoking and a good reminder of the importance of equality, diversity and inclusion. I thought that the idea of pausing and thinking of my own feelings helped to reinforce the necessity of those three aspects to create a good working place. The 4 stars instead of 5 was due to the inability to validate answers in case of selecting a wrong answer by mistake, which happened twice this time. Maybe an option to consider for future courses.

Makes it clear what is expected of all participants within the work place. Enjoyed the course and able to work at my own pace with the user interface.

It would be good to have a way of returning to the test to re complete if you fail to get 100%

Good content but presentation very tedious. Needs more interaction and enthusiasm

good experience

In most business's this type of training is highly important and is part of a wide range of mandatory training needs, therefore ideally it needs to be efficient and clearly stated in the quickest possible way without effecting the learning. I feel personally that a mandatory course which takes nearly 2 hours does seem rather long and maybe leads to people losing concentration and therefore its less effective. I think it could be condensed a little more with less videos. Many people/employees are very well versed on these topics these days and therefore the focus should perhaps be more on how much we know through the test section, rather than locking people in to videos about subject matter that they may well have very good knowledge already.

Interesting but long

Clear presentation of terminology and use of language relating to EDI. The availability of extra resources is helpful. As is the suggestion of breaks. I found the reflection points particularly helpful. Some of the test questions are facile - ten good questions would be more useful.