Health and Safety Training for Homeworkers Reviews

The info was clear and accessible, the questions varied from simple to complex, referring to more detailed acronyms, measurements, policy etc. I did miss the part about the angle between knee and hip while sitting, so I got 1 answer wrong, giving me 95%. I was taking notes. But this should encourage users pay more attention to all parts of the course even when it seems common sense.

would rather have sections on a weekly basis so its easier to try and fit in within a busy schedule/workload

This is a great tool, even though it says the information is common sense it's good to have an overall insight as to what works best, what is your responsibility is working from home or at the office.

teaching to suck eggs

This user gave this course a rating of 5/5 stars

This user gave this course a rating of 4/5 stars

The course covers the right ground but is extremely basic and essentially common sense. This is flagged in the introduction, but still means that it is challenging to sit through the whole thing.