Venepuncture (Phlebotomy) and Cannulation Training Reviews

Informative

Make the training easy for people to understand and trainee was approachable to explain. Took his time in explaining, friendly and helpful.

Good .

Excellent trainer good teaching Good interaction Poor refreshment hardly no drinks Nothing lunch time or tea time. Been to other course with you much better with this

The handouts would have been better in colour

Was informative and helpful

Trainer was very knowledgeable and engaging explaining everything really well and making sure everyone was confident

Excellent trainer

The course and teacher was brilliant and the entire training was brilliant but Health and Safety group needs to provide training assistants for the trainers because they do alot and need to be more focused while the assistant will help in setting up the equipments and also poor reception or hospitality in terms coffee,tea and snacks.

The course and the trainer were excellent, and the overall training was highly valuable. However, it is recommended that the Health and Safety group consider providing training assistants to support the trainers. Trainers have numerous responsibilities and would benefit from having assistance with tasks such as setting up equipment, allowing them to remain focused on delivering the content. Additionally, the hospitality during the session could be improved, as there was a noticeable lack of refreshments such as coffee, tea, and snacks. It was also disappointing that the course trainer arrived an hour late. While this was not the fault of Dr. Ranjit, the session, originally scheduled to begin at 09:00-9:30 a.m., did not start until 10:00 a.m. It would have been appreciated if participants had been informed in advance—ideally the evening before—about the delay. This is particularly important for those of us who had to travel long distances and begin our journeys very early in the morning. In my case, I had to wake at 5:00 a.m. to drive to Birmingham. Apart from that, I thoroughly enjoyed the course and learned a great deal. Thank you Dr Ranjith Welgama