Hydrogen Awareness Training
For housing associations, contractors, installers and engineers.
Virtual reality (VR) and virtual learning environments
Virtual environments enable training and learning in a safe and secure way. Virtual reality as part of training saves costs and time.
Kiwa is involved in creating virtual training environments according to the wishes and needs of companies. A factory or production environment can be made virtual in order to, for example, training in forklift, lifting or fire-fighting takes place on the company's own premises, but virtually.
Virtual training provides a realistic and holistic new generation learning experience. Virtual training has been proven to be as high quality and up to four times faster than traditional face-to-face training.
It includes theoretical e-learning exercises, practical exercises in virtual reality and tests of competence. The virtual training courses are managed by a design platform for the trainer.
Training tailored, safe and cost-effective
Virtual training is a training tool that facilitates and streamlines training processes, saving time and costs. Virtual training solves the challenges associated with vocational contact training in terms of classroom space, equipment, security and costs.
By enabling training to take place where and when it is needed. The virtual environment is realistic and safe and can therefore be used in training situations where the real environment is unsafe or otherwise impossible.
Trainees log on to the virtual training system with their personal IDs. The system allows trainees to practice e-learning materials, practical VR exercises and take a test.
