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Has anyone done this course that can give me their feedback on wether or not its a good worth while course to do as I have asked two people and got mixed reviews.
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Difficult question to answer really, without knowing a little more!
Can I ask why you are contemplating this course and what you expect from it? That might help guide answers.
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Certainly,
I work in the role of a fire health and safety officer and am looking to broaden my knowledge and skill set. I hold both the Nebosh gen and Fire certs at present and am not sure what course or route to stear towards i.e. Health and safety or fire safety.
As my current role is more fire safety based I was thinking that the diploma would enhance my knowledge and I could relate to it within my mork and workplace but was also in two minds to do an number of short courses i.e. detction / sprinklers. However the big decider is cost as i will be self funding.
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Many apologies David, my earlier response was eaten by gremlins.
First of all cost - you should get an exemption from part of the diploma depending on how long ago you gained your NEBOSH fire cert. In turn, this will lower the cost and may swing it for you.
Both the diploma and short courses will enhance your knowledge, your choice will be directed by whether you need a broad base of knowledge (diploma) or just specific knowledge in certain areas (short courses). The diploma aims to cover all the relevant areas that a fire safety manager would need to know, whereas short courses aim to provide specialist knowledge - possibly more in depth than the diploma.
Something else to think of is that the diploma is delivered by distance learning. It is up to you to investigate, research and acquire knowledge. Also, keep an eye out for developments following the recent accreditation of the diploma courses by Derby University as a foundation degree.
Just some thoughts for you to ponder, but drop me a line if you want to discuss this further.
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Jez
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Jez wrote:Many apologies David, my earlier response was eaten by gremlins.
First of all cost - you should get an exemption from part of the diploma depending on how long ago you gained your NEBOSH fire cert. In turn, this will lower the cost and may swing it for you.
Both the diploma and short courses will enhance your knowledge, your choice will be directed by whether you need a broad base of knowledge (diploma) or just specific knowledge in certain areas (short courses). The diploma aims to cover all the relevant areas that a fire safety manager would need to know, whereas short courses aim to provide specialist knowledge - possibly more in depth than the diploma.
Something else to think of is that the diploma is delivered by distance learning. It is up to you to investigate, research and acquire knowledge. Also, keep an eye out for developments following the recent accreditation of the diploma courses by Derby University as a foundation degree.
Just some thoughts for you to ponder, but drop me a line if you want to discuss this further.
Regards,
Jez
Great information Jez
It sounds like you have been on this course (Just guessing by your response) I dont suppose that you could recommend a course provider please? Or, what the average cost of this diploma is? I too have done the NEBOSH fire cert (if that is any help to you in answering).
Thanks
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