CSTF (All in One Day) Mandatory Training reviews

4.9 (34,801 reviews)
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Practical, interactive delivery makes this mandatory training easy to engage with, as attendees value trainers’ subject knowledge, clear explanations, patience and humour. Reviews highlight real-life examples, demonstrations, discussion and opportunities to practise, ask questions and take part. The course is well organised, accessible and relevant to care roles, helping attendees refresh existing knowledge, learn updated guidance and feel more confident applying safe techniques at work.

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Excellent

Sheffield
Stella A · 22 Sep 2025
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Excellent training

Sheffield
Bhavani R · 22 Sep 2025
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Perfect. Would recommend this training to everyone even non healthcare workers so the public is generally more educated and capable.

Sheffield
David O · 22 Sep 2025
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Very informative

Sheffield
Meshia M · 22 Sep 2025
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Efficient

Sheffield
Grace O · 22 Sep 2025
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Very good

Leeds
Evans D · 22 Sep 2025
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The training is very good

Sheffield
Olajide O · 22 Sep 2025
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The hotel did not supply enough cups for hot drinks

Newcastle upon Tyne
JULIET C · 22 Sep 2025
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I think the safeguarding element was too short. I manage support workers and feel there was not enough information provided.

Sheffield
Louise C · 22 Sep 2025
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For me personally, I have had yearly and half yearly training so for me it was a repetition of my knowledge. The trainer had an interesting voice and character throughout his presentation which kept you engaged but did feel he missed some trainers that were wanting to ask questions . A positive for the trainer was he kept a very good pace and time keeping /schedule As a mental health nurse the phrase “kicking off “ is not used to describe someone who is off baseline or has heightened anxieties , but do understand that it was a terminology once used (just my bug bear ! )

Joanne B · 22 Sep 2025
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