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Reading the lessons

Updated 5 Nov 2026

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How the lessons work

  1. A course is a handful of short chapters. Some carry a video, some are reading.
  2. Read one, then mark it complete. The next one opens.
  3. They open in order, so the assessment never arrives before the material it asks about.

Questions inside a video

Some videos stop and ask a question. Take as long as you need, then choose an answer and the video carries on with the right answer and why. Your choice is kept for your training record, for reference only. It does not count towards your assessment or your certificate, and you are not asked the same question twice.

If you have to stop

Close the page whenever you need to. Your place is kept, and the same link brings you back to it. Nothing you have finished has to be done twice.

Read on a phone if that is easier. Everything here works on a small screen, and the video plays the same way.

Attendance acknowledgement

If your company requires it for this enrolment, Attendance follows your last required lesson. Read the acknowledgement, then draw your signature or upload your own PNG, JPEG or WebP signature image up to 2 MB. Choose Sign and continue. Your name, course version, wording and signing time are saved with your company’s training record. The course language is fixed after signing.

Your signature is kept when you return or retry an assessment. It confirms lesson attendance, not an assessment pass; a failed assessment does not remove it. Any later photo or completion declaration remains a separate step. A course without an assessment can record attendance without creating an assessment result or certificate.