Green Cross Global Reviews

The Trainer was extremely knowleagable in this Field, and kept us interested with both practical and theoretical situations. I would recommend this course! Well Done!

We had to fill out two course feedback forms on the day and now I am being asked to complete an on line feedback form. Surely one is enough! The room was to small. The trainer was by far the best I have had on a first Aid course. Andy Spiggott top man.

The trainer was excellent and taught in interesting and informative manner which held the attention and the retention of the knowledge

Very good course.

Great refresher course and the trainer was excellent. She kept everyone engaged and explained everything in detail.

Please can you change the contact name for our store to Tomas Mortimer not David Moulton. Thankyou

Tea / coffee was 50p a cup and needed correct change. Pre advise would be good.

I thought the trainer made the course interesting and now I feel confident in dealing with a situation we covered

The trainer knowledge was extremely poor. This was my 5th FAW course and by far the worst I've been on. The trainer was not prepared, did not know his slides and taught us quite a few things that contradicted with the information given in the manual. The whole group lost faith in him and ended up researching a lot of the stuff online ourselves. Few examples: He got the arteries and veins definitions wrong, apparently veins carry oxygenated blood. He demonstrated recovery position wrong the first time and had to redo it. Could not demonstrate how to do a sling, so he left that part out and didn't get us to practice. His most popular comment within the group was "sugar does not give you energy, it is fat!". He even managed to change the chemical structure of sugar from being a carbohydrate to a fat! I'm surprised how he is even allowed to teach and has never been evaluated.

great course however venue was poor old cold smelly room no facilities for tea of coffee no parking