Central Agency for Food Trade
Learning method:
Do The Safety Check!
Most supermarket employees are between 16 and 20 years of age. They need to know and be able to apply all health, safety and hygiene regulations. This target audience, however, is not very eager to learn about these matters. How to motivate these youngsters?
TinQwise developed a learning solution based on the principles of gamification: combining facts and fun. The teenagers start with a quiz called 'the Safety Check' in which they have to - much like any store manager (role play) - move through the supermarket and instruct colleagues. Guided by the floor plan of the store the young students also get to watch video’s with real life situations.
Smarter
The supermarket employees can play The Safety Check as often as they like. The questions of the quiz are randomized. It is like competing against yourself, which turns out to be a huge success with these gaming youngsters; A smart way to train great quantities of factual knowledge.
More social
In this training hygiene regulations are regarded the game rules, which triggers the imagination of the youngsters. How they can secure health and safety of both their colleagues and their customers, and take care of each other, is explained in brief inspiring cases.
Gamification
Gamification is not the same as a game, it is about adding game elements to the process of learning for motivational purposes. This learning method with a participation-and-reward system works well for people of all ages. It is about combining facts and fun, to make the process of learning appealing and easier. It is a firm belief of TinQwise that learning should always be a positive experience.
The result
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Test your knowledge with The Safety Check
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The final test
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Health & Safety and Hygiene - Different games about working conditions and hygiene
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Act like the store manager and instruct colleagues
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Interim feedback: how are you doing so far?
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Decide for yourself: start with a case or with The Safety Check?
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The game rules are actually official health and safety regulations
