CSTF (All in One Day) Mandatory Training Reviews

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Over all a good refresher course

Nathan is clearly very passionate about his work and teaching, and his knowledge of the subject is evident. He brings a lot of energy to the day, which made it engaging, though at times the pace and style felt quite intense for a full-day session. Some of the questioning could have been more focused on drawing out key facts to encourage clearer responses. Overall, it was a good and informative day—long, but different from the other sessions—and it reflected Nathan’s strong expertise and commitment to his work One area that could be improved is the provision of amenities during the day. Refreshments such as tea and coffee felt quite limited, with supplies running out at times. Given that this is a paid course and a full-day session, more consistent access to refreshments—perhaps including additional tea, coffee, milk, and light snacks—would have helped make the day more comfortable for attendees

Satisfactory coarse

Good course

All good

The course was well.presented by an enthusiastic trainer who took a great interest in all the course participants.

Overall it was a very positive experience. The trainer, John Madden, was excellent — knowledgeable, engaging, and clear throughout the day, making even dense material easy to understand and relevant to real practice. However, the venue let the course down. Being held in a basement with no WiFi, poor audio equipment, very cheap coffee, and no accessibility for wheelchair users or others with disabilities was disappointing and detracted from an otherwise well-delivered training. With a better, more inclusive venue, this course would be outstanding.

It was nice being partaker of the course from the beginning to the end

Good training day