Vanessa W, 20 Jan 2023
Good course but thought it was refresher good instructor who had good knowledge of subject
Simone F, 20 Jan 2023
Only comment is to send everyone on lunch break while marking test instead of waiting for them all to be marked in silence then going for lunch break.Response : Thanks Simone, we always welcome any feedback that helps us to improve the quality of training and the experience we provide. We'll make sure to consider this as part of our continuous improvements.
Paul J, 13 Jan 2023
Very good course. Well delivered by a knowledgable trainerResponse : Thank you for the feedback Paul, glad you enjoyed the course.
Sally-Ann T, 11 Jan 2023
The course was aimed at young children and would be beneficial for me with young adults.Response : Thank you Sally-Ann for your feedback, PBS Level 1 explores the understanding of behaviours of concern and supports to identify why these might be happening, following on from this the service can develop positive strategies and ways we can support the person which is tailored for each person.
Mercy O, 10 Jan 2023
Course was good, informative and worth the time invested in it. Trainer was fun too.
Kate F, 06 Jan 2023
Enjoyable course with good discussion points
Richard C, 16 Dec 2022
Great that we have managed to whittle the holds down.
James L, 15 Dec 2022
Very enjoyable, learnt a lot. Feel equipt with knowledge and Restraint reduction protocol.
Abiodun A, 10 Dec 2022
The importance of the course has being achieved and its impact has been made towards the support work.
Jennifer I, 08 Dec 2022
Nice and intresting course but Too lenghty. I enjoyed the teacher sharing her experience to make it more understandble.Response : Hi Jennifer, I am sorry to hear that you found the course too lengthy but also pleased to hear that you enjoyed the trainer's experience. The timing of our course are set by the RRN Training Standards which are mandatory within your settings. We believe that the time taken to consider reasons for behaviour, proactive strategies to reduce behaviours of concern and learning de-escalation skills are essential prior to learning any physical intervention techniques. Thank you for your feedback..