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Trainers are great but content doesn't feel so relevant for my role.
This is terrible venue, its not value for money. Thanks
The course was informative. A lot of emphasis on learners arriving on time each day , with the threat not being able to attend if late . Trainer was late 45 minutes first day , 15,minutes day 2, 25 minutes late on day 3 . Lots of slides missing in the handout , compared to what was shown to us on the projecter. Some content felt rushed, due to lateness, so catching up was needed . Once we for in to the swing of things , the course was good a points . Some learners would be taking over videos , making it hard to hear, this initially wasn’t challenged and we had to ask them to be quiet. Daniel was very good and keep the class motivated and engaged . The trainer in the last afternoon was tried , had eaten to much, as she had shared this’. And her motivation and attitude was reflected on how she was feeling , which in turn the learners picked up on and were also not engaging . But in all I did enjoy the course , met some nice people .
The course content was focused on medical settings and was limited to any other types of scenarios. I would have hoped to understand the skills within alternative settings and the training offering a balanced approach to the possibilities of all types of environments that may need to utilise such skills. The trainers were late all three days unfortunately it couldn’t be helped I’m sure. Yet we had been informed more than once that if we were to arrive late we risked our place on the course. The agenda and timings for the day were not shared. House keeping was not shared either. Leaving an unpredictability to the day.
Good trainer spent too long in the morning talking about other topics E.g health and safety, mental capacity, mental health a
The is interesting and full of learning and assimilate a lot of knowledge