The Health and Safety Group Reviews

The venue was poor, one drink served in the morning and no cafe available. Gil demonstrated his element and allowed for practice but the other trainer didnt. The course started almost an hour late and the start times each session was dictated to by those who eventually decided to arrive. One of the delegate on day one was asleep most of the morning. Basic detail re risk assessment and root cause.

It’s a very interesting and entertaining training session.

This course was probably informative for carers/ healthcare . Definitely not a course for highly trained educated knowledgeable registered nurses. I have moving and handling passport NHS which is more in depth and J feel was a more informative course. I didn't feel the course leader had a lot of knowledge and some of her knowledge and practice not up to date.

Nil at the moment

Am session Was interesting and knowledgeable afternoon session we was joined by another assistant whom I found very patronising, rude,and spoke about her personal life to the other trainer and not to the group ,she constantly interrupted the trainer .

Great trainers. However, no snacks was provided for 3 days training which involves high level physical activities.

Good

I didnt find the course useful, I thought that it would all be practical but the majority of it was theory. The course I went on for BLS started at 1.45 but we talked about manual handling and other sections first which I found very pointless as I had done a 9 hour manual handling course the day before. There was 22 of us in the room and we only went onto the subject of BLS at 3.30/4pm which trying to practice with 22 people was definitely not enough time. I am glad that I had done BLS in depth with a previous company as I honestly would of come out of this training really worried if I had never worked in care before

A disappointing course

As an administrator who was booked onto this by my employer, this had zero relatabiliy to the job im in. If I was medically qualified, this may have been useful. However, the trainer was focused more on the Law side of the training rather than the practical aspects (as per his background) and was mildly homophobic when explaining how he didnt feel that Sexual Orientation should be a protected characteristic and that it shouldn't be there, along with mildly transphobic when explaining sex and gender reassignment. From this alone, I felt uncomfortable and slightly unsafe in his presence.