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A very good and informative course - good use of role play, and the presenter is obviously an expert in the field.
I was very nervous and apprehensive going into this two day training, particularly with regards to the role play. I thought I would make a mess of things and my confidence would be shattered. It was the complete opposite! I am so thankful that I participated and wasn't afraid to get something wrong, or make a mistake.
Feel much more confident Good to know how to answer the questions to the decision maker
Excellent course, very informative and the course teacher was excellent, very engaging and knowledgeable.
It was a really good session, I couldn't recommend it more.
This course was very interesting, particularly the section where we carried out a mock cross-examination. Simon Jelf did not hold back and provided very constructive, critical feedback.
Cross examination exercises started with an introduction of the case by the 'witness', to set the stage for the other participants and the trainer as well I guess. This is good, but the actual start of the cross examining exercise was not always clearly distinguished from the introduction. In most exercises, including my own, I found this a bit confusing and, for my own exercise, made it difficult to get myself in the correct position (attitude) timely. I think it would be better to indicate "now the introduction ends and the exercise starts".
The training was brilliant, brutal (in a kind way) in showing us our weaknesses, which is exactly what we need to be prepared for a courtroom