Just had a 1 day seminar at my workplace for crane rigging, had to run off the instructor after the first day of classes. he was very unprofessional and deameaning to the women in our shop. 1 in particular, he would keep asking to have her make copies and watching her ass the whole time she was on her feet, also commenting to everyone about how nice it was. he was calling black people tarbabys and indians wagon burners among other names for other races( we even had some of the races he was putting down in the seminar).
He also said the workers at another one of our facilities were a bunch of backwoods idiots.
The guy talked alot about his tavern experiance and the barmaids, and how he wanted to finish his work so he could go try for some salmon in the nearby rivers.

The guy was very knowledgable and I learned alot(I learned how to calculate eyebolt sizes and shackle, chain sizes etc.) but he went so fast only about 5 of the 20 in the class were able to keep up.
He then gave an exam that you had to pass, he said no one would be left behind. by that he encouraged everyone to cheat and gave the answers but told everyone to not write hard on the paper and have an eraser around. everyone passed with a 100%. except me, and I would believe after 30 years I would be somewhat smarter than some of the rookies that never touched a crane and or worked in a shop before.
This is the fourth such class I have taken in my career and every one of them you have a test and everyone gets a chance to change their answers before turning them in.

Is this the norm? somehow I feel everyone is getting shortchanged and the instructor is getting a trip across country paid so he can enjoy the nightlife and fishing experiance.