CSTF Mandatory Training (1/2 Day Practical) reviews

4.8 (9,815 reviews)
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Practical, interactive delivery is the course’s distinctive strength: attendees say knowledgeable, passionate trainers use clear explanations, humour, real-life scenarios and demonstrations to keep learners involved. They value the well-structured, relevant content, evidence-based updates and opportunities to practise moving and handling, CPR and fire safety. Reviews say the sessions are engaging, easy to follow and useful at work, leaving learners refreshed and more confident. Some groups find practical work rushed when classes are large.

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Very nourished and knowledgeable course

Sevenoaks
Bijoux N · 04 Apr 2025
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Course was interactive and enlightening. Learnt new skills to impact my career

Luton
Sarah A · 04 Apr 2025
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Good

Luton
Mark U · 04 Apr 2025
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It’s more care home based eg hoists etc, but I work in theatres so whilst the content was very good, some of it I don’t work in a setting that I would use.

Norwich
Amii-Rose S · 04 Apr 2025
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Informative and good for refresher but I would not recommend for anyone who has never done this kind of training before.

Edinburgh
Jade N · 04 Apr 2025
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Very good Learned alot

Norwich
Monica P · 04 Apr 2025
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The trainer was condescending and made a couple of inappropriate comments. If we disagreed we were wrong

Luton
Nelly S · 04 Apr 2025
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The course was insightful.

Luton
Bestone M · 04 Apr 2025
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The morning part of the day was informative, well structured and well delivered. In the afternoon Conflict Resolution and Fire Safety were similarly well covered. Manual Handling and Emergency Life support which were at the end of the afternoon were rushed with very limited time for any hands on practice. MH session - the trainer made suggestions that as a qualified Physiotherapist I was not in full agreement with. I raised one of these but very much felt he was not open to discussion. In the Emergency Life Support session there was a similar situation where a participant with recent advanced training had to intervene to correct some of the information given.

Sevenoaks
Elissa B · 04 Apr 2025
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Made it very interesting

Luton
Inam U · 04 Apr 2025
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