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Mick Watson made the course very interesting and enjoyable . Very clear and precise on all introductions to our first aid course
I would highly recommend this course and the trainer was very pleasant and full of knowledge made the course easy to understand and if I didn't understand he was approachable to ask . Thank you for a good experience . Debbie Hall (Wrap Around Supporting People).
Really enjoyed this course and it’s made me feel more confident in my ability to carry out first aid should I need to.
Sam was a brilliant teacher and made the course interesting. We are all very thankful for this course and feel confident if any event happened here at the Golf Club that we will be able to do our best to help. Please send on our thank yous to Sam as he really was a great teacher we learnt a lot. Kind regards Catherine
We were only informed of the venue at a late stage and so we could not attend. We have not been offered a refund as it was within 14 days. BUT we didn't know the location before then ! We are now having to pay for another course which is very disappointing. We are part of a large group that use your services a lot. I will be recommending they look elsewhere when it is up for review.
The materials felt a bit dated, the trainer often interjected with up to date stats and practices. The videos we watched were quite obviously rather old. It might be worth considering updating these. The trainer himself was very knowledgeable, and talked abut his own experiences which made the material feel relevant. My only criticism is that he emphasised the different in suicide stats between males and females many times, which is obviously an important point. But he explained it in terms of stereotypes and women just finding it easier to talk. As a woman who might be struggling to talk about my own mental health, that felt quite dismissive.
Response: Linda, Thank you for your feedback. All materials, Powerpoint and videos are set by SMHFA and the trainer has to follow these to ensure standardisation. Mental Health research is developing day by day and therefore might make the statistics in the printed literature seem outdated.