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The course has provided me with the knowledge and confidence to use not just in my work role, but for my voluntary work too and delighted to have resources and materials I can use going forward. The Trainer was very engaging and relatable and I really enjoyed the exercises that involved interacting with the other participants on the course and the follow up discussions that took place between the participants and Trainer. I found the audio visual aids helped my understanding and my way of thinking towards some of the topics covered on the course. I will definitely be sharing my positive experience and recommend the course and Trainer to others.
There were a few spelling mistakes in the course book and also in the slide pack used which should have been caught at proof reading stage, the room was unsuitable as there was insufficient space for 3 groups to do simultaneous full body surveys and recovery position due to tables and other furniture. Also the room had no natural cooling but a fan was brought in and it had to be swept and cleanedbefore we started practical.
The trainer Tim Setter was excellent, really engaging and interactive and kept the learning at a great pace.
Teri was very good at keeping up the energy on the course and maintaining the interest of the class
The Trainer (Simon Underwood) was brilliant and kept everyone engaged throughout
The trainer was knowledgeable, the course interesting and humorous. Could have listened to her all day.
Both Ross and Simon did a fantastic job presenting the MHFA course. Really informative, practical and helpful in so many ways. Great Job.
Could not fault any part of the day we will be using you again
Great course, brilliant trainer, a really great experience..
All the colleagues that attended the course were so happy with Andrew Wainwright, they said that he was extremely knowledgeable and that they really enjoyed it. I met Andrew on day 1 and thought how lovely he was, and extremely approachable. Lots of praise for him please !