Health and Safety Training for Homeworkers, Page 135 Reviews

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Relevant information which was engaging with the use of video & end of section questions.

I have worked from home for at least 10 years so already have a firm understanding of good housekeeping and what I should do in an emergency

This was very easy to use, and helpful.

Mickey mouse stuff that everyone would know anyway. Don't overload sockets!! Call 999 if there's a fire - come on - you could cut the time it takes in half by omitting the obvious stuff.

covered an important topic well but... some question answers seemed designed to trick you, in that there were no entirely wrong answers... this lead to more recapping and a prolonged, more difficult learning experience. Unfortunately not the most interesting - lots of talking perhaps have more observational / interaction rather than listen to me and then answer the question .you could have create some tasks which get you involved, and no problem if you get them wrong first time. e.g. which of the three things are important which of the following is most common here are 6 things to do in an emergency put them in order .................... then give the correct answer. then let `the proper test` follow at end - at least you are involved. This would lead to a more interesting experience as it was not particularly enjoyable (sorry but wanted to be honest)

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useful if a little long winded

It covered all of the aspects of working from home safely, in an easily accessible way. Bite-sized sections were good to absorb the content.

Brought up some points especially important for homeworkers working alone. Thank you!