Easy Guides Australia

when james tennant taught factory workers how to read and speak english, he noticed a problem. there were no easy-to-read training books to help workers get their licences for forklifts, dogging, rigging, scaffolding and cranes. so james founded easy guides in 1996. to begin with, he ran easy guides from a small office at home. since then, easy guides has grown to become a leading publisher of picture-based training materials. the main clients are rtos that use easy guides to help their students get high risk work licenses and other industrial qualifications. under the whs/ohs act, employers have a 'duty of care'​ to make sure workers are trained to use plant and machinery safely and without risk to themselves or others. easy guides provides 'duty of care'​ training materials where formal qualifications are not required. james completed his master of arts with a study of readability (how easy it is to read a passage of text). he showed that through pictures and plain english, documents