iHasco Reviews

Name: iHasco
Address: iHasco, 3 Arlington Square, Downshire Way, iHASCO, 3 Arlington Square, Downshire Way, Bracknell Forest
Rating: 4.65

4.7 Rating 2,992 Reviews

93 %

of reviewers recommend iHasco

4.7

Based on 2,992 reviews

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About iHasco:

We develop high-quality Health & Safety and HR compliance eLearning courses that help you comply with legislation!

iHasco have helped over 10,000 UK and European clients simplify their workplace training and easily work towards compliance with legislation. If you're looking for an engaging, interactive and simple training solution, why not get started with a free, no-obligation trial!

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01344 867088

Email:

hello@ihasco.co.uk

Location:

iHasco, 3 Arlington Square, Downshire Way,
iHASCO, 3 Arlington Square, Downshire Way
Bracknell Forest
RG12 1WA

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Anonymous // 01/01/2019

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“i enjoyed the videos very informative”

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“Excellent explanations about why allergic reactions occur and what is happening. Clear advice and information.”

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“Well constructed test. transparent performance. easy learning. congratulations to the creators. helpful at work.”

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Thank you for your lovely feedback Karol. It's great to see we've been able to help.

“This training could save your life one day!”

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Thank you Zoe.

“Easy to follow with good extra info when required”

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“Very informative and interesting especially because i have lost two family members to lung disease one being Mesophalmia due to asbestos.”

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Thank you Sylvia.

“The training is very clear and objective.”

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“Fantastic service at a reasonable price”

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“The course was excellent and highlighted well how this abhorrent practice needs stamping out. The victimisation, abuse and mistreatment of any human being can never be excused or ignored. The videos were menacing and graphic enough to make the message clear.”

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Thank you for your lovely feedback Tim.

“Just need to follow up with practical training now!”

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“Very educative and helpful course.”

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“The learning section was clear and easy to follow. I liked the option to view additional information. The password advice was very useful and practical - I will be using it from now on! Some of the test questions were a little bit focussed on the negative -ie, what "shouldn't" you do etc. I could see it could be easy to tick the wrong option simply because you had slightly mis-read the question”

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“Very educative course”

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“An option to re-do exams after completing them without going through all the videos again would be great for completionist's such as myself.”

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Thank you for your feedback Michael. I will forward this onto our Creative & Development Team for further review. Please do feel free to come back to me if there is anything else I can help with. Best Regards Amanda Lowndes hello@ihasco.co.uk

“informative, clear and easy to understand”

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“Negative questions. would prefer you to ask what we know rather than what is not there”

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Thank you for your feedback Chrissie. Could I ask you to email me directly to let me know which training you completed so I can look into this further for you? I look forward to hearing back from you. Best Regards Amanda Lowndes hello@ihasco.co.uk

“A very comprehensive and informative course.”

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“Very informative and useful on a day to day basis”

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Thank you Janelle

“The equality and diversity training module is not helpful at all. As someone who has multiple 'protected characteristics', the course was not navigatable in a manner which allowed me to access it with any ease because of one of my 'protected charateristics' - disability. The course itself requires you to memorise definitions for types of discrimination which in no manner helps you actually be a less discriminatory type of person. I would have been better off spending the hour and a half it took me to complete the '30 minute' course meeting with colleagues from diverse backgrounds and speaking about the difficulties we all face on a day-to-day basis. A panel led discussion on this topic would also have been more effective. The course came across as a tokenistic acknowledgement of diversity with one person from almost every 'diverse' background. (We had the blonde woman in construction, the pregnant asian woman with stripe in her hair, the white man with beard and suspenders who was somehow eccentric or something, the Asian (china/Japan/ Taiwan) older 'buisness' man in a suit, the black woman presenting, the lighter skinned black woman in a suit, the stereotypical white man in a shirt and slacks, and the light skinned male presenter.) Some of the missing people include a sikh, a black man, a muslim, and a person with any sort of health issue affecting their life other than asthma, and a refugee. How many other different people could there have been? How many people taking the course noticed who was missing? How many people noticed colour choices for the graphics of 'people'? If you haven't noticed who was left out or the colour choices and then make a distinct action to speak up about who was left out- how effective is this 'training' other than to reinforce the mantra of these are the people we discriminate against and now you can label types of discrimination? What kind of practical help is this to open our eyes to everyone and how we treat them? How does this challenge us to look at what our initial impression of someone is and then actually make an effort to get to know the person without our initial impressions dominating our questions and filtering what we hear them say? This course does none of these things and only serves to make people feel they have accomplished something whereby they have only reinforced their already 'I'm not a racisit/judgmental person/person who discriminates' thoughts.”

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“Really easy to follow and helpful”

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iHasco is rated 4.7 based on 2,992 reviews