Bond Solon Reviews

Would have been helpful if our team had shared the policies to the instructor. Overall she was very friendly, knowledgeable and happy to answer any questions. I normally hate breakouts and role plays but I found these useful and supported the course well.

I found the course enjoyable and can really see the value for less experienced colleagues. Not sure what session is given to trainees but I could see a version of this being great as the same guidance is relevant to orders as well. I think if this rolled out it should be if possible attended when it is identified that a warrant is likely to be sought so that it is fresh in the mind. From memory I think we have only had one case a year since lockdown where we obtained search warrants on branch.

The course training was very insightful, which I feel has boosted my confidence. I am sure that with what I have so far gained, there would be so much improvement in my practice especially with regards to completing MCA/BIA

The course provided an excellent opportunity for different stakeholders within HMRC FIS to discuss the drafting and assurance process of Court Orders. I feel that a greater focus at a higher level would have been far more beneficial.

Great course, but not a lot of examples for the job as an MHI

Really good, Informative and helpfull

Jim is a superb trainer who balanced a lot of content with humour and patience. His knowledge and experience were so impressive and he is such a great trainer...Bond Solon are lucky to have him. A shout out too for the very impressive and comprehensive course materials.

Excellent and relatable trainer who shared experiences and tips. Including cases of relevance (Ghosh, Ivey, Noble, Riddell) and further readings and videos

An excellent and relevant course for the work involved

This feedback relates specifically to Liane. I really enjoyed her session and found her very personable. I think the course overall would be more beneficial with more face to face time and writing our own statements, rather than being provided with terrible examples. I do appreciate this may not be practical for the barristers to learn multiple statements.