People Moving and Handling - Train the Trainer Course - City & Guilds Assured Reviews

I found some of the content to be specific for residential care, which was not very appropriate for a surgical hospital environment. Dementia and delusions are rare in this hospital and not applicable to our manual handling training. Nathan was a very interesting trainer and kept us entertained.

Nathan was a brilliant facilitator, he was interactive, checked in with us throughout and tailored the learning accordingly. The content could have been better, there was a lot on dementure and delirium and not enough on the health and safety at work act, manual handling, Lolar etc. It course could have had a lot more interactive elements regarding assessment use of ELITE and AARR. I feel like this course is better set for community and care homes and not set for hospitals or train the trainer training. I feel the the service agreement was also an issue which should have been dealt with by the learning and development team and not the participants themselves. I think Nathan is a great asset and a brilliant facilitator- thank you

Nathan is a very friendly and enthusiastic facilitator. His style is somewhat haphazard which doesn't gel with my preferred, more organised style of presentation. He appears to know his subject well but the content was not tailored to my area particularly well. I would have preferred more in depth information on the relavent legislation but the other delegates did not want this. On the whole Nathan is engaging and made the 2 days entertaining. I do not feel however that, as a new key trainer , all my needs were met.

I have been a trainer in people moving for 6 years and I feel like course is not as in depth as I’m used too move techniques could be included and need more examples of more equipment I.e different slings and slide sheets ect