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David B, 25 Jul 2016
Our delegates said that they found the course very informative.
Patricia M, 22 Jul 2016
The tutor for this course was received really well by all delegates & co-ordinator. Please see some of the comments made as follows: Makes the course fun. Tutor very informative. Course very well run. Made it interesting with enough time to learn and feel confident when giving 1st aid. A very knowledgeable, friendly & patient tutor, made us all feel confident in our new skills. A pleasure to have in Ashton store anytime. Thank you.
Tracey S, 22 Jul 2016
The only problem was that we were told to go to Delepre Golf Club on the Monday at 9 but when we got there the venue had been changed to The Holiday Inn at Bedford Road .
lindsay w, 22 Jul 2016
this trainer went to the wrong venue and then refused to go to the right plae. leaving 12 people with no trainer. This is a huge cost to the business.
Sophia M, 21 Jul 2016
Great anecdotes to reinforce learning objectives. Kept the group engaged.
Robert S, 21 Jul 2016
The course was good and the use of AED is a welcome addition, I have been a first aider for just over 40 years and have seen a lot of changes, but due to circumstances didn't renew in time so had to do the 3 day course. Given there were only 3 students the course was still quite pushed for new people I would have though 4 days would have been better as it would allow for more practice on CPR & bandaging for new people. The room was inadequate it was just about big enough for 3 students if there had been the full 12 on the course it would have been too crowded and insufficient time and space for all practical sessions
Darren C, 18 Jul 2016
Great training course. Excellent delivery from Gary Stewart and kept course flowing at a good pace.
Neil H, 18 Jul 2016
One of the best first aid courses I have attended, especially around performing quality CPR. The only point I would make is the explanation of type 1 and type 2 diabetes where it was explained that Type 1 is hypoglycaemic and type 2 is hyperglycaemic. This is not correct really and think the course material (not the booklet) should be reviewed.
Catherine M, 15 Jul 2016
The trainer captured the attention instantly of all candidates, she was able to answer any questions very competently and all agreed they thoroughly enjoyed the course and were confident to carry out any First Aid.