Scott Bradbury Reviews

I found the course really useful and it was really good to see that as a left handed person we had been thought of in the work books and where to write the answers, this made things much easier.

In my current role I am not dealing with data entry or processing information manually so perhaps the course is not exactly too relevant to my work, however,I have enjoyed the course and the way the trainer has delivered the material, this course has definitely improved my speed and accuracy.

I feel that that a number of tests were based on how quickly you could write rather than your accuracy...

I thought that the training sessions were very enjoyable, helped with the trainer getting involved with the people attending the session. Spoke very clearly and make jokes to interact with us and keep us interested. Was very good and very useful, especially in the job role I have.

I really enjoyed the course. It was well-structured but intense, but time just flew by. The activities really gave plenty of opportunities to practice and to look at data in a different way. Some useful tips and techniques. The watch out worksheets were useful to flag when there were errors so it helped as a mental reminder of things to look out for in different data sets. I liked the presentation style of Chris Poots. He kept the flow and pace of the sessions, but so everyone was on board and was keeping up. Thank you.

A very enjoyable course, with no fluff/padding and straight to the point.

Good course, very useful techniques.

A good course that trains you to be more accurate. It works!

Very good. Only suggest a bit bigger break Before final test

I will definitely benefit from the course in my day-to-day work/life, although the course itself is currently less relevant to my role than it might be for other analysts who attended the session. The course interaction was really good; however I would suggest to shorten it by combining some of the exercises, that are currently split into, into one test. I would suggest to use a laptop for the tests because the day-to-day role is computer-based and therefore more applicable, more realistic - it could be used to check the accuracy of the information as well as typing the information - setting a time to complete the task (in the same way as it was done for some of the exercises on paper) would allow to check accuracy while working under pressure. Checking formulae could be added to the areas currently tested. Tests could be extended to text - so while we had one example, it could be beneficial to add a test on checking ;paragraphs rather than individual strings of letters and numbers. I think that the course will be very beneficial for analysts at all levels of the business.