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Level 1: Understanding Behaviour and Developing Proactive Support Strategies (RRN Prior Learning) Reviews
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Jess O, 23 Feb 2026
Really communicative course and the content feels it will be beneficial in my role. For instance how attitudes can affect behaviours of concern and the different techniques used to handle different people. The trainer involved everyone who was in the course, allowing everyone to be vocal and voice opinionsResponse : Thank you, Jess. We appreciate your feedback and are pleased to hear the course content felt relevant and beneficial, particularly in exploring how attitudes can influence behaviours of concern. It’s good to know Liam encouraged open discussion and participation throughout the session.
Rachel W, 26 Jan 2026
Good level of interaction, I appreciated that there were not too many ice breakers as I don’t find these helpful with learning at all. The content was detailed and relevant to my role. It has caused me to reflect on my own behaviours and I hope I will change these going forward to allow me to be a more positive practitioner.Response : Hi Rachel. Thank you for your feedback. I’m glad to hear that you found the level of interaction appropriate and the content detailed and relevant to your role. It’s great to know the session encouraged reflection and supported your development as a practitioner.
Amy C, 26 Jan 2026
I found the course good and interesting. The theories were interesting and some content I hadn’t heard before. Ben was engaging and passionate about what he teaches. Liam also lovely.
Nicola W, 21 Jan 2026
Learning how your behaviour effects not only you but others around you.
Dana A, 09 Jan 2026
Ben and Jamie were very engaging. the pace felt good
Vrinda A, 09 Jan 2026
I am sure the training was an eye opener to all of us who attended the session I believe i would be able to apply this in my professional life. Both trainers were maze
Edward S, 05 Jan 2026
Really interesting and helpful. Constructive and effective course material and presentation. Personal stories were particularly interesting