Returning to Work (during & after COVID-19) Training, Page 3 Reviews

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Personally found this irritating ,pointless and it felt like I was being talked to as a 5 year old. It was irritating given that a large proportion of our workforce haven't stopped at all during Covid-19. The help , particularly around mental health was required at the start of the pandemic when we all had mixed emotions of how to deal with keeping site open, not 6 months down the line.

It told me nothing I had not already gleaned from BBC News and The Guardian. The questions to test knowledge were so simple and obvious that you could have worked them out even if you had not gone through the 24 minutes of stultification, 24 minutes of my life which I will not get back.

Enirely unnecessary and common sense. You must think weare all idiots.

I appreciate something has to be done, specific instructions re Covid, but what about the rest of it?To cite one example from the test "When thinking about acting positively what does ' doing the opposite action' mean?"What purpose does this serve? I suppose you have to ask what we think to complete the process. And you don't anonymise the feedback.

This course does not provide any new information that is not just common sense.

To make this available for those that need it? I personally found it vapid, but why not? But to make it mandatory, impossible to do in less than a half hour, and to force it's consumption through an audio/visual medium is completely absurd. It's entirely composed of common sense and generic platitudes. If there is any value to prompting certain considerations they could have been conveyed in a bulleted list and emailed. It is an utter waste of time which scaled to the organisational level becomes monumental.

It feels like a course that is about returning to work after a long absence due to illness. The course pretends like you are the only one returning into an environment where everyone has been there. It was not very helpful to deal with questions specific to the current situation, especially with people from different countries, backgrounds, and where we have to deal with people at different levels of anxiety. I am very supportive to take care of mental health and to remind people of all of these things, but it was not at all helpful to teach people about the specifics of the current situation, basic procedures around Covid, how to deal with those at high risk, with those who are more anxious, how to address Covid in a classroom etc. This video is not useless, just not at all what the label promises to deliver.

I experienced this video "training" as if it were made for primary school children not adults working in a higher educational institution. It stated the absolute obvious and I didn't learn anything. I can't beleive the university wasted money by buying into this. They could have done better themselves.

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