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E-learning flexibility
October 1st 2007

RRC Training has added a new product to its portfolio of e-learning courses. It has been offering the NEBOSH International General Certificate by e-learning for some time but now gives students greater flexibility as to how they study.

Students can enrol at any time and work towards their chosen exam date at their own pace. They have access to expert online course materials and interactive forums as usual via the RRC virtual classroom (the e-Zone) but now they only need to pay for what they need. Tutorial support is an optional extra, but as the course materials have been written specifically for those studying independently, if you don't need it, there is no need to pay for it.

The NEBOSH International General Certificate follows the structure of the NEBOSH National General Certificate but has wider appeal to an international audience. The syllabus focuses on key principles rather than specific legal requirements and incorporates International and technical standards where applicable.

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