British Values in Engineering - POST

After today's session, do you have a better understanding of what "British Values" are?

• Yes

• No

• Slightly

Do you now think "British Values" are more or less relevant to your future career in engineering?

• More relevant

• Less relevant

• No change

• Not sure

Has your opinion on the importance of "British Values" in the workplace changed after this session?

• Yes

• No

Which of the following best describes "Mutual Respect" in an engineering team?

• Listening to each other's ideas and valuing everyone's input

• Only following the team leader's instructions

• Ignoring team members' suggestions

• Competing against your teammates

Do you feel more aware of the responsibilities engineers have when they have the freedom to design and create?

• Yes

• No

• Slightly

Overall, how useful do you think learning about "British Values" in the context of engineering has been for you?

• 1 - Not at all useful

• 2

• 3

• 4

• 5 - Very useful

Which of the following is NOT considered a "British Value"?

• Democracy

• Mutual Respect

• Individual Liberty

• Personal Wealth

Why is "Mutual Respect" important in an engineering team?

• It helps to create a positive and productive working environment

• It allows only the most experienced engineers to make decisions

• It encourages competition over collaboration

• It is not important

Which British Value encourages engineers to listen to different viewpoints and work together?

• Rule of Law

• Mutual Respect

• Individual Liberty

• Tolerance

How can understanding "British Values" benefit your future career in engineering?

• By helping you work effectively in diverse teams

• By allowing you to ignore workplace rules

• By focusing only on technical skills

• By discouraging collaboration