Equality, Diversity & Inclusion (EDI) Training, Page 259 Reviews

I found this very helpful

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I thought it was common sense to treat people equally. Although I might not follow what happens in the world, i know how to treat people and if i dont agree with them or come to some common ground then i walk away before a siutation develops. People are easily offended, I must admit i was one like that but i grew up and came to tbe conclusion this is what humans are like, they can be vile and mean so for me i ignore it ans move on with life. I used to get bullied alot so know from experience, i get discriminated against all the time as i have dyslexia but i continue moving forward. Life is a battle, just need to keep growing as an individual

Good to see EEDI training that uses all the legal terminology accurately as well as discussing elements that are outside the legal framework.

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I took this EDI course and was disappointed. The course was supposed to teach us about the importance of EDI in the workplace, but it was mostly just a lecture on the obvious. The lecturer didn't seem interested in engaging with me or challenging my thinking. The course was also very focused on British people, but I suppose this is fine being in the UK.

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A longer training session, but a vital one. Evokes reflection throughout and creates the opportunity to questions past, present and future practices.

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