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Course Presented Excellently By Ian Again.
Brendan is a lovely guy and great teacher, has plenty of time for everyone and is happy to go over anything your not sure about !
Graham was great, he explained everything and does everything you need to be prepared and confident walking into the exam.
I passed my exams with a merit and that is down to Paul a brilliant tutor. Thank you
Excellent training Brendan gives the material context making it easy to learn
Paul did an amazing job in making us understand the contents of the course. He used a variety of very effective methods to make the learning fun an enjoyable for the whole group. The extra handouts given by Paul were also very useful in enhancing understanding and making the course contents easier to digest. Would definately recommend Paul as a trainer to anyone looking to do this course as he is a valuable asset in anybodys cemap journey.
Only comment was could sometimes if needed longer to make notes before Glenn went into the next thing. He was so helpful though and so knowledgable, I wish I had taken the CeMap 1 course and not struggled to do it alone!
I have marked this course so highly purely and simply because of Alan. Alan was so knowledgeable and made the learning such fun with his stories. Alan had such a knack for explaining the syllabus, and was so patient and understanding, and was always open to questions. Alan made himself available after every days teaching by encouraging us to stay behind to discuss anything that we were unsure of, and this was so helpful. I took my CeMAP 1 exam yesterday and passed with a distinction, which I am sure would not have happened had I not attended the course last week. I cannot thank Alan enough for his hard work and enthusiasm, and I am sure everyone on the course last week would share my opinion. Regards, Helen Southway
The course was brilliant. I do honest think that was mostly down to Glenn the trainer making it interesting.
Had been told lunch was included but it wasnt which was a shame - added to the expense