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Really not impressed with how things are ran by realise
Just confused for the first time
Response: Thank you for your feedback, and I know that the first session can be very confusing, but we are here to support you, and hopefully it will get easier with time.
I believe that the team could have been far more professional. We should have been sent our prior knowledge work and deadline on time. The staff could certainly have been more polite when not admitting that they told us about the protect Uk work with just 12 hours notice. The tutor could have taught with more decorum. We were told the wrong exam date all along until a couple days before the exam date itself. Therefore Realise has projected a rather unprofessional impression of themselves, alot of room for improvement in this regard.
I think it was a really good learning environment with lots of information to take away with me on my teaching journey and a tutor with a great sense of humor!
Very informative course and delivered very professionally.
Very good Tutor taught the outcomes very well I enjoyed every learning outcome of the course and I enjoyed working with my course mates
I do not wish to be rude - but the entire class felt like a shambles.
Response: Hello, I'm sorry to hear that you didn't enjoy the session. I appreciate your feedback. In the sessions, I encourage everyone to engage, interact, and share their experiences, and I do my best to listen. However, due to time constraints, we sometimes need to move the discussion along to ensure everyone has a chance to participate. We use the chat box, the hand icon for raising hands, and some people prefer unmuting, but I understand it can be difficult when multiple people speak at once. Moving forward, to help manage the flow, I'll encourage learners to use the hand icon when they'd like to speak. This will help prevent overlap. Additionally, when asking questions, I make a point of referring to individuals by name so they can respond directly. We also encourage learners to share good practice and resources to continue our learning. For example, during the safeguarding lesson, we shared websites, documentaries, and case practice reviews on abuse, which learners can explore to further develop their awareness and challenge their knowledge. If you wish to discuss this further, feel free to contact me by email or phone. I want everyone to have a positive learning experience and enjoy attending the webinars. Thanks again for your feedback.