It will come as no surprise to anyone that all of my teaching work has moved online since lockdown at the end of March. I have been running Live Online NEBOSH Certificate and Diploma courses. History lesson As my history teacher used to say, “Necessity is the mother of … [Read more...] about Is Live Online for me? – A personal view
NEBOSH Certificate
When the Easter Bunny comes A-Hopping
Down the rabbit hole again… I got a cheque through the post the other day (I know; how exciting!). For the grand total of £79 (oh well – I guess that holiday in the Bahamas will have to wait another year; as if any of us are going anywhere anyway). To explain; I’m … [Read more...] about When the Easter Bunny comes A-Hopping
How to Gain Maximum Benefits from an Online Learning Course
Congratulations on starting your online course with RRC. When you study an online learning course, you have more control over your learning since you can decide when you study, for how long and how you study - and that can have enormous advantages. A Strategy for … [Read more...] about How to Gain Maximum Benefits from an Online Learning Course
Fire Safety Precautions
Fire-walk with me ‘We’re surrounded by fire’! This was the exclamation by a student on a recent course I tutored. We had just returned from an impromptu ‘walk-about’ of the building where I was delivering elements of the NEBOSH National Certificate in Fire Safety and Risk … [Read more...] about Fire Safety Precautions
Risk Assessment – The Safe Person or Safe Place Dilemma
Controls, Costs and Counting Beans In a previous contribution on risk assessment I discussed the concept of ‘systematic’ and how it is a good idea to take everything into account, even though it may not be of great risk. The good thing about doing it that way, of course, is that … [Read more...] about Risk Assessment – The Safe Person or Safe Place Dilemma