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Women in Construction

The aim of this e-learning course is to increase your understanding and raise awareness of the topic of women in construction.

There will be a short quiz once you have completed all of the ‘Women in construction’ e-learning modules to test your knowledge on this subject.

The pass rate for this course is 70% and you will be able to re-take the quiz if you do not pass first time.

A certificate will be issued if the test is successfully completed – the name on the certificate will be taken from the details of your Best Practice Hub user registration. Please ensure that all details are correct by visiting your dashboard here.

 

It is recommended that you take a look at the Scheme’s ‘Spotlight on… women in construction’ learning toolkit to gain prior knowledge of the subject before you take this course. You can read ‘Spotlight on… women in construction’ here.

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