Sherwood Training reviews

4.9 (24,967 reviews)
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Consistently knowledgeable, patient and engaging trainers are the provider’s clearest strength, making complex theory accessible through humour, real-life examples, discussion and hands-on practice. Attendees value the safe, supportive atmosphere, clear explanations, thoughtful adaptations and opportunities to ask questions and repeat techniques until confident. Courses are generally well structured and paced, with useful breaks, and learning transfers directly to workplace practice and everyday situations; a few attendees find some sessions longer or more repetitive than necessary.

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Nokuzola S · 27 Feb 2025
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Very productive training session, eye opening, well executed!!!

Sam N · 27 Feb 2025
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Response: Thanks Sam for sharing your thoughts on the recent course delivered by Rounak. It sounds like a great day.

very well delivered- learning the different gradient of control was interesting- Breakaway techniques seemed unnatural at first but with practice came easier to me and is very effective where both trainers demonstated each technique in an easy to understand manor

Robert C · 27 Feb 2025
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Response: Hi Robert. Thank you for your feedback and honesty of your initial thoughts during learning the physical skills, we however are glad to hear that it became more easier as progressed and you felt supported throughout. Thanks again.

The course is very educative and impactful.

Thankgod E · 27 Feb 2025
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All brilliant but will never give full stars as there is always room for improvement.

Samantha P · 27 Feb 2025
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It was a really helpful training and it was such a supportive atmosphere for learning , even during the physical training. So thank you very much

Aadhisha S · 26 Feb 2025
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Response: Hi Aadhisha. Thank you for taking the time to leave feedback. It is really great to hear you enjoyed the training throughout and your felt supported throughout. We will ensure to pass your feedback on. Thanks again!

Amazing 2 day training. Very informative and engaging

Mary J · 26 Feb 2025
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Absolutely fantastic, very useful, been good

Mandy H · 26 Feb 2025
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Response: Hi Mandy. Thank you for taking the time to leave feedback. We are glad to hear you enjoyed the course and delivery and this will support you with your role.

Brilliant trainer, very engaging and knowledgable

Gemma H · 26 Feb 2025
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Response: Hi Gemma. Thank you for your lovely feedback we are glad to hear you enjoyed the course and delivery.

I felt the trainer provided a very enthusiastic and energetic presence to the course which always makes it much more engaging, Amy was also able to answer our questions well to the best of her ability and was happy to discuss scenarios. The training as a whole I don't believe to be best suited to the needs of our job roles/ the homes we work in. The course provides us with the basic skills/moves to use however, I believe this course should be undertaken within individual home environments while considering individual risks of young people/common behaviours they may display. During the course today many discussions were held about situations we have been in within our home whereby the holds simply wouldn't have been able to keep the young person and staff free from harm and therefor these holds would need to be adapted to keep the young person safe in the moment. A empty large room which is where we do this course does not replicate or prepare staff for real life situations, for example performing a seated PI on three upright chairs is likely to never occur within the home. A more likely situation would be a seated hold on a sofa with bouncy cushions falling off or a bed with a mattress moving. I would suggest as a minimum sofas to be used within this training. Happy to discuss this further.

Steven A · 26 Feb 2025
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