Candidates top of the class
July 1st 2009 Following on from the success of its
courses in London and Dundee, the
British Safety Council (BSC) has
announced a pass rate of 80% in its
NEBOSH National General
Certificate (NGC). Furthermore,
candidates from Bristol achieved a
100% pass rate, making it the first
location to receive a 100% pass rate
across all three units.
The 10 day course is designed to
build a solid theorectical and
practical understanding of
occupational health and safety. The
courses, which have also been
delivered in Manchester, Bristol and
Londonderry, were attended by
people from a variety of industries.
The BSC has been closely
monitoring its NEBOSH courses and
course content since its launch last
year, and in January it made some
additional improvements as part of
its regular review process including:
the introduction of pre-learning
materials; enhancement of the
guidance provided for the practical
assessment (NGC3); and the
introduction of end of element
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