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Dipvandana was a fantastic trainer with depth of knowledge in all aspects and areas of the course content and was very helpful throughout.
The iema user manual jumed around and needs updating so easier to follow
I found this course to be extremely informative and helpful for me, especially as I wish to pursue a career that involves sustainable development and biodiversity. The knowledge I have gained has only emphasised my commitment to proactively engage in sustainable development on a personal and professional level.
James was very helpful and knowledgeable Thank you JamesTry and set up more sustainable
Great delivery, engaging with a wide selection of working samples with open discussions
Dipvandana was a fantastic instructor, adept at breaking down complex topics in a friendly and approachable manner. Online learning can be challenging, but the course's well-structured format and the use of breakout rooms made it surprisingly enjoyable. Among various online courses, including NEBOSH and Prince 2, Dipvanda's teaching stood out as the most effective and enjoyable, creating a positive and friendly learning atmosphere.
Interesting course while expanding your knowledge including within the wider subject knowledge James presented information in a very user friendly methods & kept everyone engaged with working examples & Q&A throughout break out rooms worked well Good first week
Really surprised that this course was so in-line with my experience and views. Really good to understand more about the frameworks and processes underpinning my views and experience which will now help formalize my approach within the business I'm in. Also really good to hear the views and experiences of the trainer and fellow attendees on the course. Brilliant course - but scared re the assessment side as haven't done any personal assessment work since school (now 53)!. Thank you to James and TSW.
an excellent well rounded course bringing together all the tricks of the trade in achieving environmental progress and sustainability together