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The Level 1 training sessions were successfully completed over 2 months with 6 sessions and 142 total participants. Eleven participants received certification by attending at least 80% of sessions and a final quiz. Participants provided positive feedback praising the workshops for being helpful in their daily work and lives.
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- 3. Participants’ Feedbacks… “This is an excellent workshop and it’s really helpful in my daily working and Life.” “I have learnt a lot from the training, it is very helpful for me on my daily work. Look forward to having more training like this.” “The training handouts are very detail and it’s a good opportunity to visit the material factories and learn about the process. “ “The Problem Solving topic is new for me and this session provided the knowledge, thanks” “I learned more about the safety test from the class, and it’s very helpful to see the testing machine and testing specimen” “I have got a visualized image of different test which helps me a lot on my daily job” “I learned a lot from the physical testing presentation”
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