How important is the pre-exam training?
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For those who have participated in the pre-exam training, what types of materials are generally distributed during this training? What is the training about? How helpful is it for the exam?
Stop wasting money. Read more books, do more questions, and add some on-site experience. Are you still afraid that you won't be able to pass the exam?
Participating in pre-exam training is a waste of time and money. It is better to develop a study plan yourself.* Plan, then strictly implement it, give yourself more time to read, and do more exam simulation questions. Through your own efforts, you will definitely pass. This is how I passed the Certified Safety Engineer exam last year!
Is it useful to pass, guys?
You have to read more books on your own, training courses are all a lie!
It’s not that I’m afraid of not passing, but I’m wondering how much safety training can improve our safety? What can be learned?
The training was useful, but the money spent was too much, which made me feel bad. I passed all four subjects at once. I didn’t have time to read books at that time. I only read safety management technology and case analysis. I didn’t read it. I only took a few cases online. I guessed two correctly and got a high score of 86 points. So daily accumulation is also very important. Read more questions and read less books. After reading so much, you can’t remember it and it’s easy to get confused. Personal experience, hope it's useful.
There is no point in reading more books and training. At present, the difficulty of the registered safety engineer exam is relatively low.
The key depends on the accumulation of daily knowledge.