I purchased the Rodent Management Course. I did this because I preferred learning online at my own pace and I liked the idea of studying to fit in with my diary. Attending a course would have used up precious daylight hours and been more expensive. I had trouble paying for the course, but that was fault as where I live, we always leave a space in a postcode. When purchasing the course ensure that you print your postcode with no space. I contacted progreen and they pointed me in the right direction and offered to take the payment over the phone if I experienced further problems. It went through perfectly when I removed the space. The course itself - I found it informative. I have used rodenticide for many years and so much of the information was known to me, however, there were areas that I was unaware of. The good parts - Being able to study in my own time. The price. The ability to rewind and take in information again. Links throughout to find further information if required. The negative parts - The AI voice was a bit monotonous and I would have preferred it if sections were narrated by different voices, even if they were AI generated. Overall, the couse was ideal for what I wanted. It certainly gave me the information required to pass the exam. The exam - I have to say that I am more agriculture than computer and so my trials might not apply to those that are computer literate, however, here was my experience. I needed to have Google and only use Safari, but instruction was good and that was overcome without issues. GDPR was always very well explained. Microphone - easy. Camera - easy. Showing ID - easy. Sharing the screen was a pain in the proverbial. I ended up using a tip put forward on a review and although it wasn't perfect, it got me to a point that I could work it out for myself. I think the problem is that when you go into settings and drop down menus, different computers and different programmes use their own words/phrases. In all honesty setting up the shared screen was harder than the exam (for me as a computer numpty) As I am very familiar with using rodenticide, I felt very confident heading in to the exam, but I had rather a shock. I expected the questions to be primarily about getting the job done legally and safely. In my particular questions (I presume they are randomly generated) I had quite a few questions about the legal side and the various bodies that have control over the various areas of the job. Even a question such as in which order the country, date and product number are printed on a label. I am not particularly academic and I found the exam quite a challenge. The main thing is that I passed first time, I never had to take time off from manual work, the price was good, I am very happy and would use online training again.