Do I Need to Give In-Class Worksheets for the NCCER Material I Cover with Trainees?

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I am a safety tech where I work, and in August of last year, I was certified with NCCER as an Instructor. I am aware of the sentiment regarding NCCER, but my company wanted a group of employees including myself to become certified for a project that we have at work. I am the only one teaching courses and I only have one student. Should I be giving in-class work as a way to make sure he understands all of this? I also think it would benefit as a form of documentation, and that I didn't just se...

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Originally published on March 01, 2026. Curated by Construction News.

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