Personal touch for NEBOSH courses.
- Peter Minto
- 16 minutes ago
- 2 min read
Most of our clients are engineering contractors who send technicians staff onto our highly successful CCNSG safety passport course. It seems like Train to Safety are typecast as the go-to for this qualification.
What most of these organisations don’t realise is we are specialist training providers. For example, in three weeks’ time we are supplying a bespoke DSEAR course for operators and maintenance personnel who work in the identified zones where an explosive atmosphere can form. However, perhaps the course which gives us the highest return of praise is the prestigious NEBOSH General Certificate course. This qualification sets individuals up for a career path into health and safety management or can merely add greater respect and breadth to an existing manager. This is the sort of praise we regularly receive from students on completion of the course:
“I would also like to express my sincere thanks for your support throughout the duration of this course. I truly valued the teaching style, the feedback provided by you and your team was always honest and direct. I personally appreciated that the critiques were never 'sugarcoated,' as that straightforward approach is exactly what I need to improve.
As I have mentioned previously, classroom learning is not my preferred environment. However, regardless of the final outcome of this attempt, the knowledge and understanding I have gained are vast. I have already begun implementing several concepts within our business. This course has truly opened my eyes to the complexities of Health and Safety, giving me the confidence not only to identify hazards but also to implement and justify necessary corrective actions.”
These comments we received last week, are typical at the end of a course and are reflective of the personal touch for all of our training courses, not just the NEBOSH course. Our next NEBOSH Certificate training course will start on 9th March 2026 and will be face to face in Chesterfield, Derbyshire to give the students the best possible learning experience (something that all training companies must now justify to NEBOSH.)
