By Abbie Geigle

Marketing Director, OSHAcademy

Online courses are a great way to improve your knowledge and professional skills; therefore, you might want to list them on your resume. Including relevant courses on your resume may put you above the competition and can also help differentiate you from other candidates.  They can also show off your commitment to continuing education. When including these courses on your resume, make sure you provide details in an organized and professional manner that highlights your qualifications.    

For more great advice on how to list your online courses on a resume, click here. 

OSHAcademy loves to hear how our training has helped our students learn more about safety and how to protect themselves at work. 

This month,  we would like to recognize Rick H., who is currently an EHS&S Site Safety Manager in Alabama, USA.  He started taking OSHAcademy's 40-hour HAZWOPER program, as well as other programs, so he could help his department with spill cleanup. He believes OSHAcademy has helped him continue his safety education and has groomed him for success.   

Read more about how this training helped Rick build and improve his workplace safety program.