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I just took what was relevant to my profile as an in-house investigator.
Jim was a great trainer. Knowledgeable and engaging.
Enjoyable training sessions, mostly relevant to our job role & by an excellent trainer.
I was told I needed to do the 3 e learning modules and the three hour face to frace. I think it is one or the other as both are a complete duplicate
I have really enjoyed the course and content and felt that our trainer Francesca was brilliant, very knowledgeable and experienced. There were a couple of activities where I needed further explanation of the task at hand but we were already in a breakout room and no one else really knew what the task was either, so just some clarity before going into groups would have been beneficial. Thank you for allowing plenty of time to read and digest the Family X case study as I felt that I could really pick apart the report and respond thoroughly. I am looking forward to help facilitate some restorative safeguarding supervision. It was fascinating hearing other people's experiences in the different areas of work within the NHS.
Enjoyed the 2 days. Facilitator knowledgeable. Good case histories which gave good context into the subject matter. A nice mix of people and so gave insight into others roles. Lots of technical issues at the beginning of the 1st day (day 3) and then frequently issues with tech that day, slides not loading, having to be resent link. Recognise not trainers fault but very frustrating. Wasn't always sure the task when sent to break out but overall a god opportunity to explore issues in a smaller group.
I was hoping for more safeguarding relevant models and tools.
Very interesting and gave me lot of food for thought.
Our role is very bespoke and the commercial negotiating from the course was very broad. However, the underlying skill's taught were very good and can be used in what we do every day - very refreshing and interesting from some of the negotiating courses I have attended. Really made to think about what to do and beyond what is immediately in front of you