Emergencies on Trial - Witness Familiarisation Reviews

Good session, but clearly some difficulty in the communication around requirements which had an impact.

Original agenda of the course was not relevant to all participants but very interesting none the less

The course did not fully deliver on the original brief or expectations set beforehand. Some key topics that were anticipated were either only briefly touched on or not covered at all. This made it difficult to connect the learning outcomes with the objectives that initially motivated my participation. In summary, while the course had value and provided useful takeaways, it fell short of its potential. With better alignment to the original brief, clearer structure, and deeper exploration of key topics, it could have been a much more impactful learning experience.

The trainer seemed highly informed re the content matters however there were some issues re the course contents. The training was then done off hand based on some questions that applied to our area so felt a little disjointed in regards to the training and course material.

A knowledgeable tutor and well delivered course, that maintained interest throughout the session. I scored this lower under course materials as few were used. I also recognise this was a condensed session, so we may not have experienced the full range of what is offered in a longer course.

Very informative and helpful

Really interactive and great level of knowledge and experience from Geraint our trainer who made the session very engaging and thought provoking. He was very encouraging to get people involved, especially the role play element and I'm really pleased to have practiced as it was a great experience

I found the course very helpful ample opportunity to ask questions throughout

Very interesting course - enjoyed the role play element.

Case studies very helpful, being able to practice cross examination Understanding different functions and potential outcomes of the various court or hearing cases Difference between adversarial versus inquisitorial hearings