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Total training offers greater support
September 1st 2008

The addition of NEBOSH qualifications to its offering prompted the British Safety Council to commission an in-depth study of opinions with leading industry advocates in health and safety. The aim was to understand what health and safety professionals really want from a training provider.

Many of the negative experiences of training stemmed from perceptions. Professionals found some courses to be too intensive, and standards were felt to be too demanding and academic. There were also concerns about the seeming lack of continuing support or follow-up.

The BSC will now provide continuing support to those who have taken training. Support will be offered with a personalised mentoring programme. Candidates will get support and guidance from the moment a course is booked, through examinations to the transition back into the workplace.

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