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Generally a good course although due to time constraints couldn't go in to the full details.
Response: Hi Tony, thanks for your feedback. You are right we did need a bit more time. We don't usually run this course at capacity (10 delegates), which meant we did need more time to accommodate everyone, when it came to skills practice etc. We have now extended the course by 30 minutes to allow more time when we have a larger number of delegates. All the best. Paul
Really enjoyed the format of the training course, despite everyone attending remotely it felt very interactive. Perhaps some attendees feel more comfortable getting involved when they are participating virtually. Sarah was really helpful as well and very patient with any teething and technical issues anyone had using webinar for the first time. Course content was also good.
Response: Thanks for your feedback Ryan, much appreciated.
Trainer was very engaging and made content interesting/come alive. Actual content perhaps a bit too basic for underwriters who have completed LM1 and LM2 of the CII Cert. I can see how employees not in underwriting roles would find this course extremely useful.
Response: Hi Viktoriya, I agree with you. I am glad that you still got something out of the course and that you enjoyed Ed's style of delivery.
Learned a lot - had some knowledge but helped to join the dots.
Response: Thanks for your feedback Victoria, much appreciated.
The slides were a little plain, and also lacked a fair bit of explanation, though, granted, Ed was extremely detailed when in discussion and when he was presenting it to the class. All in all, the content covered everything we needed, and the case studies illustrated his points v well
Response: Thanks for your feedback James. We have taken them on board and are working on the slides.
Ed was very friendly and explained things in a manner which was understandable for everyone, especially novices to insurance. The slides were clear and concise and I liked how Ed let us discuss issues within the presentation.