What types of training does Bek Safety support?
The site is built around three paths: online self-paced training, public scheduled in-person classes, and private on-site business training requests.
Frequently Asked Questions
Clear answers about how Bek Safety is structured and how visitors should use the site.
These answers are built around the actual business rules behind the platform, not generic placeholder copy.
Why is the site organized by training type instead of by audience?
Because the real operational differences are between the product flows, not between the visitor labels. The homepage can guide individuals and businesses differently without splitting the whole site into two separate structures.
Can individuals buy training for themselves?
Yes. The long-term model supports individual self-purchase for online training, and public in-person classes are also meant to be directly purchasable by dated session.
How do businesses buy training?
Businesses should be able to buy named enrollments, not generic seat pools. On-site private team training should stay request-based first so scope, timing, and location can be reviewed before anything is scheduled.
Who owns the certificate record?
The learner should own the certificate record. Businesses can still need proof of completion and download access, but the learner remains the core owner of the credential.
Why is on-site training request-based instead of instant booking?
Because private business training usually needs manual review for location, headcount, timing, and scope. Treating it like a generic consumer checkout flow would create operational mess.
Are public in-person classes different from on-site business training?
Yes. Public classes are session-based with real dates and locations. On-site business training is a private request and scheduling workflow.
What is the best current action if I need training for a team?
Use the training request flow. That is the cleanest and most useful path for business and team needs right now.
Still deciding which path fits best?
Start with the product path, not the audience label. That is the cleaner way to navigate this business.