Once that section has expanded, you can then click the text to expand this further to view videos or text depends if this section has text or videos or both. To view all details about these courses we have listed below questions and answers, just click the plus + sign next to each section to get further details. If you do attain the required 70% pass mark, you shall receive an official LRC e-learners certificate. You do need to progress through the online learning platform AND the downloadable PDF training manual in order to answer all questions correctly. You may pass and rewind videos or even visit previous units again to make sure you fully understand the course materials.Īt the end of the units, you will find a quiz. This course is made up of both text, practical assignments, and videos. Complete some units, save, come back and continue your progress, if you do not pass first time, the course can be reset until you do pass, this allows you more time to study. You can complete the course at times that suit you. The online, e-learning courses are available for all individuals and businesses nationwide or overseas. We designed this course for individuals and businesses who have difficulties in attending our internationally recognised in-house training courses. Vincent, so the shoes will be really helping out people,” Anderson said.Welcome to the first full online leather repair course.
Witwer, who visits P and S on a regular basis, recently introduced House Bill 4994, which would allow shoe repair owners like Anderson to donate unclaimed shoes after 6 months. “I been in discussion with the and she said she’ll see if she can try and get the bill amended or redone so we can dispose them,” Anderson said. While it was created to protect things like unclaimed homes, it also applies to shoes.īut a bill put forward by State Rep. The act, introduced in 1995, says an item is considered abandoned only after three years. “It’s just getting to the point where there is a lot of them, that people haven’t picked up,” she said.Īnderson is unable to get rid of the shoes because of the Michigan's Unclaimed Property Act.
The owner, Susan Anderson, says she's had some of them for 15 years. Unclaimed shoes are clogging the shelves at P and S Shoe Repair in Delta Township.
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