Astutis Reviews

Excellent course delivery, well paced and good content. Debbie was very engaging and ensured all participants were acknowledged and felt at ease.

The content was well-structured and engaging, and I particularly appreciated the strong alignment with real-world environmental challenges and frameworks. A real highlight was the diversity within the cohort – the group included professionals from a wide range of industries, which encouraged rich discussions and offered valuable perspectives on how environmental management principles are applied across sectors. I also found that I was able to apply a good degree of my existing skill set throughout the course, which really helped reinforce the relevance of my current role and responsibilities. It was encouraging to see how my on-the-job experience complements the formal learning – especially around legislation awareness, environmental risk management, and continual improvement practices. Overall, the course was a great investment in both professional development and practical capability.

A lot to take in but very insightful content. Very knowledgeable tutor

Good course lots of knowledge

I enjoyed all the links to more information. Tutor always answered questions even if she had to look up and was always willing to do so. Not everything is relevant to my job but good to have knowledge wider than current role, gives a broader knowledge. Nice than the course cohort remained the same and that it was small only 8. I preferred doing it online than having to go to another city as it was not offered in my city.

Really enjoyed the course with Daf and Bob. The 2nd week with Bob was intense but engaging and enjoyable.

Competent, confident and affable delivery

Thanks ,it was rich course and we have learned a lot.

I thought the course was excellent throughout and very well managed by Debbie, who was an excellent tutor for us all. My only comment, and it is only a small one, is that when meeting a team from Ireland, then if possible, all reference to legislation and documents in the public domain and so on, should be Irish, and not British, as there are sure to be some differences in what is in place.

Steve was a great tutor who was v engaging and adapted to our Museum context. It was also a nice way for the team to bond.