Image copyright Getty Images A university has apologised to students after a review found teaching on a health and safety course fell “short of the standards” expected.
The University of South Wales says it has also offered compensation to students affected by the teaching.
An inquiry found a lecturer gave “seriously incorrect” advice on cooking oil, electrical safety and falling from a height, according to the Times.
The university says it’s “done everything possible to put it right”.
An investigation found a lecturer got “very basic scientific information” wrong – for example he claimed that bleach was an acid when it’s an alkaline, says the Times.
He also said that “voltage” was named after…
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