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Best Interest Assessor (BIA) Training Reviews
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Roanna L, 13 May 2026
Training was overall insightful and relevant however due to its intensity i do feel more interaction would have helped with learning, such as more activities, break out rooms etc, as opposed to just being talked at. However i do understand the content needs to be shared. The power point task was good too however felt under pressure to complete something in a short space of time, and then be criticised for not having in there what was needed what was wrong. Overall a good course and helped with increasing understanding re: BIA.
Mary G, 29 Apr 2026
The training has been very intense however the methods used have been quite helpful and engaging. Trainer has been checking on and clarifying every question that has been raised.
Sarah W, 25 Mar 2026
Really enjoyed the course. I thought the structure was good as were the handouts. Thank you
Sean M, 25 Mar 2026
Very experienced and expert lecturers with an in depth knowledge of their subject.
Sophia P, 10 Dec 2025
please going forward you should be using Zoom instead for MS teams - we had so many issues with that MS Teams particularly relevant to people who use Macs they do not like MS teams - Zoom has amazing functionalities including summaries and AI generated summaries which are super helpful for revision purposes/.
Pepsi T, 30 Oct 2025
Thank you to Steve, really helpful and practical
marek r, 30 Oct 2025
A lot of listening Which was tricky
Sarah G, 02 Oct 2025
It would have been helpful to have had more course information prior to day 1. Perhaps the creation of a 'Course Handbook' to be distributed at least 2 weeks before the beginning of the course? So far the course has been very 'heavy' with little time (for me) to digest and reflect on the learning. More opportunities for group discussion would help me to learn and absorb information better. However, this could just be my learning style.
Pamhidzai Z, 02 Oct 2025
Sue paces the course very well, explained in a way that we are able to follow and understand.