Ioda reviews

4.7 (11,796 reviews)
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Knowledgeable, approachable trainers are the provider’s most consistent strength: attendees say they explain challenging models clearly, adapt to the group and create welcoming spaces for honest discussion. They value interactive delivery, with breakout activities, case studies, reflection and practical exercises helping them learn from peers with varied backgrounds. Reviews frequently describe the content as relevant to their roles and assignments, with useful tools and ideas to apply at work. Some sessions feel information-heavy or rushed, but the training is generally well structured and engaging.

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Peterborough
Scott J · 12 Nov 2025
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Trainer kept us engaged well with variety of activity

Peterborough
Claire W · 12 Nov 2025
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Great trainer

Peterborough
Claire W · 11 Nov 2025
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Was a good fun day

Peterborough
Elsa M · 11 Nov 2025
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Very good thanks. Really active and enjoyable. Just worried about the day job whilst here!

Peterborough
Lisa F · 11 Nov 2025
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very insighful,

christopher A · 11 Nov 2025
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Stuart was excellent. Made me feel at ease immediately and enabled great group discussions.

Vij G · 11 Nov 2025
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Was informative

Worksop
Janet C · 11 Nov 2025
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The course form an integral part of my work hence, I enjoyed the workshop

Worksop
Jacob O · 11 Nov 2025
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Presenter excellent . Content excellent. But my issue is we arent imo making the best use of the workshop forum. We could review these models and concepts on our own prior to the workshop e.g. via learning journey / webinar. in these workshops we could then engage in a less theoretical abstract way and a more contextualised and applied one. E.g. review examples or staged videos of coaching sessions and debate what we were doing a given situation e.g. notice a metaphor give feedback so not a comment on the facilitators who’ve been great more a thought about the approach to the pedagogy which I think should be changed.

Jonathan G · 11 Nov 2025
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