Environmental Awareness Training, Page 225 Reviews

excellent

Well presented Excellent topics Very good power points and visual presentation displays

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I am in no way a climate change denier, however I found the attitude to agriculture and fertiliser use too simple and misleading to those who are not involved and very insulting to people like me that rely on it for a living. If you dont have the time and space to discuss properly dont go there, or please be more balanced. Remember we all need to eat, and by lecturing me to eat less meat and dairy is more likely to encourage me to eat more ... Veganism will not save the plant and has some massive environmental impacts too.

Although some good points the over use of dubious politicised science ruined what could have been a very good training source. This took away from some very good environmental messages and practical tips most of which I agreed with . Do things because they make good sense which many items did. Theory presented as fact is never a good idea . Came over as poor propaganda rather than good well thought out set of ideas

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Whilst I fully appreciate the environmental impact & importance, the tone of this course was condescending - at times I felt it would be suitable for my 4 year old and primary school, not as part of professional training. Elements were useful - but these could have been condensed into 15 minutes and about half a dozen short clips. I understand you have to justify the content being created, but this did not feel appropriate to the audience

I learnt more about the environment after taken the course. Very good and very educational indeed.

Really enjoyed the statistics in this session - the video content of the animals that have been harmed through pollution was hard-hitting but we can't hide away from the impact we have on our environment. Thanks, Orla

This course was, at 48 minutes, quite long but it was full of important information with some interesting factual clarification as well.