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So many questions about Covid. Not related to my line of work at all.
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So many questions about Covid. Not related to my line of work at all.
If its for salon professionals I don't understand why i was learning about ems guidelines
I am not in the health care field and I do not see how 99% of this relates to salon sanitation or safety.
nothing on this course is currently relevant to me being a salon professional
I don’t think this had any relevance to the infection safety that needs to be practiced in a salon
This course is horrible. I took it last time and thought the same thing but forgot to check and bought it again. I was so mad when I realized it! Never again, I learned nothing from it. Thank you.
This course was definitely boring and seemed geared more towards nurses and Ems workers, not hairstylists and barbers. I would not recommend this course to anyone who is looking to expand their knowledge of safety and sanitation in a salon or barbershop setting, because it gave absolutely no information about that subject.
I bought this CE course for salon use and it had nothing to do with salon infection control. It needs to be relabelled so others don’t make the same mistake.
Covid 19 is not what I expected for a renewal of a cosmetology license.
This seems like it was a mistake as it is supposed to be for salon professionals. This is clearly for EMS workers.
The information was outdated, repetitive, and not geared toward salon professionals at all.
This course was advertised as a nursing CE course. It was NOT. It was very clearly for pharmacists, not nurses.
Seem to be for Medical fields not salons. Education should be on in Salon contamination and how to prevent spread of infections and disease within the salon.
None of these questions are conducive to our line of work in the beauty industry. With Covid being so long ago and this being the major subject we are still speaking and learning about is insane. There are far bigger issues happening. I feel as though we should have a course on things that actually tie more into our current day to day in this industry rather than hospitals and first responders and front line workers.
covid was 5 years ago! why are we still testing on it?
This is not for salon professionals. This is the 2nd time in a row that I have been tested in EMS protocol and this info is useless to me
Information seems outdated and a lot more to do with hospitals and transport of patients that anything you’d do in a salon.
This has nothing to do with a salon setting and covid information is slightly outdated.
this was all about covid - it would have been nice to learn something about the industry I am in that actually have to do with client services
I’m not sure why healthcare questions are relevant in my field of work.
This has absolutely nothing to do with infection control in a salon setting. Seems more like it is for health care professionals
They changed my answers. I wrote them down just in case I had to take it again. And according to my paper I had 100%. I read the information then took notes and when it came to the test I wrote down my answers. I’m disappointed.
This course did not meet nurse needs. I seemed to be geared more for pharmacists and physicians.
I felt most of the information doesn't necessarily concern me if I am working in a salon.