CART How to Compare the Best Online Working at Height Training Courses
How to Compare the Best Online Working at Height Training Courses
To compare the best online working at height training courses, you really need to take every course and see which ones fit the criteria you are looking for, which is a huge ask.
Instead of looking for the best course, you may find it simpler to start eliminating course providers that don’t suit your requirements.
The average cost of an online Working at Height course is typically between £15 and £50 (+ VAT). As the course content is dictated by national safety laws and regulations, all courses will be very similar and cover all bases. So we advise looking for recognised courses that are £20 or less.
Many of the sponsored results you find in Google listings are more expensive because they have to pay each time their sponsored listing is displayed. So by conducting organic searches, you can find more reasonably priced courses with the same content but better value for money.
Course length often influences candidates' decisions, and typically, an online Working at Height course lasts between 30 minutes and 2 hours. Our own course covers all the essentials, lasts for an hour and a half, and we advise candidates not to take a course shorter than this.
Most people want a digital certificate they can either email or print, and we advise reading the small print and avoiding training providers that offer cheap courses but then ask for additional payment for a certificate.
It is also important to look for a training provider whose certificates can be validated on a National Training Database, such as HSEDocs.
A final but important thing to consider is the endorsements the course has received from accrediting bodies and Google reviews.
To set a benchmark for you to compare the best online working at height training courses, use the HSEDocs course, which has a 90-minute length, is accredited, issues an instant digital certificate which is stored on the National Training Database and is great value for money at just £9.99 at the time of this article going to press.
