Scott Bradbury Reviews

The workshop was very informative. For me, as a checker, I have picked up a few new skills that I think will benefit my role. I feel that the course could have been done over one day rather than two. Overall, I do think it was beneficial to me and my role. Thank you Malc.

I found it very informal and interactive. There were no highly pressured situations and it was done in a fun environment. Lots and lots of practice exercises really helps to get the techniques in your mind. Loved it!

Good - preferred to mark my own work & liked that it was all done on paper and not on computers.

I felt the course was helpful for improving my skills when checking my work and others. I don't feel I've learnt any new skills but it has definitely improved my existing skills.

Analysts should do it every year as a refresher.

I thought today was really relevant. Sometimes you can feel like these workshops can run a little off-course but I found it to be beneficial throughout. I will definitely be taking some of the skills I have learnt and acquired today and put them in to practice in my role here at AztecGroup:

The day has been filled with exciting activities to ensure we are testing our abilities to their full potential. Hugh has kept us all entertained and has been a fantastic host. I would highly recommend this course to other students and professionals alike.

The course an eye for accuracy was very interesting and the trainer- Hugh Murray - was very clear about all the tips that will ensure we have that eye for accuracy! He involved the audience a lot and made the session exciting! Great training session!

Informative course. Good tips splitting numbers, and reading them in lots of 3. Adopting the mentality, there is a mistake when reviewing documents.

I thought that the workshop was very useful and easy to understand, especially for a trainee such as myself. The tutor along with the slides and workbook made it very simple for me to understand what I was supposed to be doing at all times. From now on I will always check my work with the mindset that “there is a mistake” rather than “there might be a mistake” as I will be more likely to find an error with this mindset.