help with iosh managing safely course?
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What precisely would you like to know ?
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I know of a website which offers a Six Sigma manual and Question bank among many other things. Try visiting it and see if it suits your needs.\nwww.treqna.com
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Site 1:St. Catherines Private Nursing Home\n"We provide a course in Care for the Elderly each year for our Care Assistants as well as on-going day-to-day training and support."\n\nSite 2: Home Study Courses:\nFETAC Level 5 Courses \n7.1 Providing Home Care \n7.3 Caring for People with Disabilities (Accreditation pending) \n7.4 Introduction to Nursing \n7.5 Care of the older person \nOther Courses \n7.2 Introduction to Caring \n\nsite 3: Dorset College Dublin: Healthcare Support - FETAC\n"To meet the varied needs of our students the following services and acknowledgements are in place:\nCultural and Religious Events \nWork Placement \nPractical Support Services \nAirport Transfers \nFirst Day in College \nCultural Activities \nComputer Facilites \nCanteen \nStudy Room/Language Laboratory"
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The Best way to get technical PM skills such as scheduling, risk assessment, and human resource Management is to take courses. There is a company called ESI that is one of the best known and in truth best at delivering these 3-5 day classes. They offer a series of 7 claases which if passed will count as a Masters Certificate in Project Management in affiliation with George Washington University. \n\nThe best way to get practical PM skills is experience. In fact the best part of the aforementioned classes is hearing the anecdotes of the other PM's and instructors in the class as to how they handled specific instances of a common event.\n\nWhen conducting interviews, I am far more concerned with a person's experience and leadership skills than a piece of paper that says they are PMI certified (Please note this is not to knock PMI certification), but a fact of what history has shown me to be most important. There is truly no substitue for experience ...
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It's ITIL - IT Infrastructure Library.  Whoever is presenting the course to you will provide you with a study guide/materials....you just can't "pick up a copy" of the material.  And believe me, you need the course...trying to do this relying only on self-study is not going to do it for you......there are 10 weekly WebEx sessions that I am going through courtesy of my company, in addition to the 4-6 hours of self study that you need to do each week.
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check this site. it might help.. though i think this is a course outline for fire fighting students
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go to,\nhttp://safety.live.com\nits free.
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Try:\n\nhttp://www.bcschools.net/staff/PublisherHelp.htm#\nhttp://www.microsoft.com/education/Publisher2000Tutorial.mspx\nhttp://ftphelp.secureserver.net/Publisher/pub1.htm
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Just write a summary of all your activities including but not limited to the ICU unit or ER and that should do it, good luck..☺
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Basic computer experience is important and it helps if you have a little bit of networking experience (even just a home network) but it's not absolutely necessary.  Beyond that, the single best book you can read to cover all of the fundamentals is the Cisco Press book, CCNA Self Study, Interconnecting Cisco Network Devices.  I put a link below.  Many other books to choose from, but I would start with the Cisco Press book, and maybe just use ONE additional book, like an Exam Cram or Sybex study guide, preferably one that comes with a CDROM and you can generate your own practice tests.  When you pass the practice tests with 80% or better, you're ready for the real thing.  In addition, make sure to go through Cisco's web site on this as well.  I put a link to that also below.  Good luck, wise move learning Cisco.
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Hewlit Packard has some great free courses that teach everything from Networking to software aplications.. ie: Microsoft Office programs like Acess, Excel, Word, and Power Point.. they teach prgramming basics and firewall security.. presentations and other things.. It is great...
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Try this:\nhttp://www.kent.k12.wa.us/KSD/IT/TSC/prof_dev/tutorials.html
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I would recommend going to Barnes & Nobles, or some other bookstore that also sells tutorial stuff. I am sure they have VB, just like they have Cisco training as well.
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http://safety.live.com/site/en-us/default.htm?s_cid=sah
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You could try coursecompass.com or maybe www.highedstudent.aleks.com  hope this helps
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learn everything.\n\nCisco,\nOperating systems, (UNIX, Windows, Linux)\nalso don't abbreviate your words is a fine start. \nwrite like a normal person. \nwhen you have those figured out, then you can learn about security. those come hand in hand.
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Wow!  I had to do all that stuff and had a team of 56 to manage.  I could never had gone to university to study as I am an action learner - hitting the ground running.  I would really like to give you some advice, but I was self taught with books I purchased!  \n\nYou've had a lot of advice here.  I hope your lecturers have actually been in the big wide world of work - it does help to have really experienced lecturers who can demonstrate what they teach.  \n\nI did enrol for a part-time evening  course for MA Hons Degree in Business Administration at one stage, but when the lecturer said 'I don't care if you attend of not - I get paid anyway' and then spent the rest of the session strutting back and forth under the NO SMOKING sign, smoking himself silly I lost all respect.  \n\nOf course it didn't help when the boss kept asking me to carry out some urgent task for him on the evening of my course.\n\nAnyway, eventually I ended up as a Chief Executive - and continued to hit the ground running! I'm now retired.\n\nGood Luck