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Course information
Course overview
Feedback is essential for growth. It helps us understand the impact we’re making in the workplace, how others see us, and how we can improve.
But giving feedback isn’t always easy. And if the thought of it makes you uneasy, you’re not alone. So, how do you get past the nerves and share a clear, compassionate, and concise message?
In this course, you’ll learn what feedback is, why it’s valuable, and how to overcome the fear of giving it. You’ll also learn to follow a step-by-step feedback process, deliver an effective message, and handle difficult reactions.
Learning outcomes
On completion of the course, you will be able to:
- Define what feedback is, and its value.
- Identify strategies to overcome the fear of giving feedback.
- Follow a feedback process
- Craft a constructive message
- Identify why people react negatively and how to handle difficult reactions.
Why choose British Safety Council
- For over 60 years, the British Safety Council has been educating millions of workers and making hundreds of thousands of workplaces safer around the world.
- We are a not-for-profit membership organisation, a trusted brand and a leader in driving health, safety and wellbeing innovation and engagement across our global community.
Course requirements
There are no entry requirements for this course.
Assessment
Learners must pass a multiple-choice assessment to receive a certificate recognising completion of this awareness course.
Qualification level
This is a non-accredited course. It does not result in a formal qualification. A Certificate of Completion is awarded upon successful passing of the assessment.
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