Fraud Awareness and Prevention Training, Page 25 Reviews
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Average score 4.7
911 reviews
...course on all aspects of fraud and preventio.
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Good course, well explained, good learning
Gave a overview of fraudulent activity that one would likely encounter both at work and generally.
This course is not overlay relevant to my role as a nursery nurse, but it is useful information
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makes you much more aware of fraud
Include examples of procurement fraud (price fixing, cartels etc); and public sector fraud like benefits (fake disability) or housing (jumping the queue). Suggest other means of identity checking (Charity Commission; contacting the banks; checking with a college or professional body to confirm qualifications; passport/driving licence, utility bill etc.). Multiple choice as a mechanism is good, but options often make it pretty obvious which is the correct answer.
Excellent course.
Very good course but got a little difficulty to understand one dialogue due to the strong accent in it. I would say that this would not be an issue for amn English native speaker.