Slips, Trips and Falls Prevention Training, Page 4 Reviews

Quiz questions are written for the point of creating questions - unless I'm an H&S investigator, is it necessary to remember statistics about types of accident?

Tedious listing of the obvious combined with exhortations to to the impossible. The very important stuff gets lost in the noise.

I'm hard of hearing as I said many times put the subtitles just below the person talking similar to TV. By the sound of it you are defeating the object, where you are calling the subtitles on the left hand side of screen isn't that a strain to your eyes? and trying to gather what is the next information, then going back to text then becomes confused dot.com. In general overall rating would be 2 Stars.

Much of the course would not load up, so I was unable to access the complete course.

Not so enjoyable nor interesting - repeats sections already covered by other modules in much lesser detail.

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Whilst an interesting module, there was a lot of information to absorb for what is a fairly non complex set of situations - some of the questions were difficult to interpret in that one of the 'either' answers should in my view have been a 'both' answer. It wasn't that clear which part of your body you are supposed to move ahead of another part of your body.

Very easy

The system needed multiple clicks for each answer to get it to respond.

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