RRN - Train-the-Trainer Programme - Refresher Reviews

Very useful refresher - time to share experiences, successes, development with others. Relaxed but productive environment. Emphasis on key principles of PBS but focus on physical skills too. Inspirational session. Thank you

Fantastic course as usual. Both trainers are knowledgeable, engaging and promote the value based principles of pbs.

Excellant course learnt new ideas to take back when completing course. Made it fun, as well as learning.

Amazing. I feel confident and refreshed in all aspects. Rachael was very knowledgeable and easy to talk to. Kirstie was helpful and made me feel at ease. I would highly recommend both trainers

Outstanding training, outstanding trainer, outstanding material. Honestly this training is so valuable to not only myself but the organisation and individuals we support. Thank you.

Kirstie refreshed us on overall delivery of practical training delivery, she offered specific feedback and showed us techniques demonstration. Kirstie gave some specific techniques guidance on bespoke which in particular was better for the upper arm.

Well what do I say.It was another great refresher course. Kirsty was brilliant and also the other trainers.I picked up some great new information which is going to be implemented when I do my training.with a break away skill. so thankyou to you and it was great seeing Andy. Well done keep up the good work

A great associate trainer course. Kirstie was very knowledgable and helpful on strategies to improve my future training. Kirstie gave some great examples on updates on physical skills. I feel as though I have learnt a lot today. I would recommend Sherwood training to any care providers. Thank you Kirstie

I have learned some new skills today Kirstys teaching skills are easy to understand . Going forward I will be teaching level 3 and found this afternoons session really useful

Kirstie creates a very safe and calm training room. It is easy for participants to ask questions and discuss things. I am conscious that as an associate trainer I have not been seen to demonstrate all the physical skills during the refresher, as we would for our own staff refreshers. I brought my own questions and queries and remain confident in my own delivery of the teaching and practice of the skills but I could be concerned around other AT confidence and competency if they have not had opportunity to demonstrate all the skills.