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Our courses are rated
4.6 / 5
based on 12149 real user reviews
very good
KarlPosted 27-Nov-2020
Small issues in presentation: Objectives section is missing the word understand Pictures for types of muscles are mixed up Information on regulations repeats the same regulations a few times. Enjoyed presentation though.
LewisPosted 26-Nov-2020
This was very good
LouisePosted 25-Nov-2020
The course is very informative. Thank you.
BohdanaPosted 24-Nov-2020
At 85%. Please check the Training and Emergency builds as they appear to be the wrong way around - selecting the Training circle (icon) is followed by Emergency guidance and clicking Emergency circle (icon) is followed by training
NathanPosted 23-Nov-2020
I would have liked a way to progress quickly through some slides. There appears to be no way of doing this.
DianaPosted 22-Nov-2020
VERY INFORMATIVE
louisePosted 20-Nov-2020
Good Afternoon! I'd like to ask you to pay close attention at the video showing how to wash the hands properly. In my opinion it is NOT ecologic at all! That video teaches people to WASTE water while washing their hands. I totally agree that food-handlers should wash their hands thoroughly during 15 seconds. BUT they can do it in a CONSCIOUS way without wasting so much water. I reckon it's logical to turn off the tap (e.g.with the elbow) when the hands are wet. And then turn it on again when needed. So, I hope you will take my idea into consideration. Thank you. Have a nice day!
IuliiaPosted 19-Nov-2020