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The course was great, but the room was tiny which is not ideal for practical work. It was also absolutely boiling!
Overall the course was ok, unfortunately the trainer let it down, it was very much felt that one employee was made to feel "singled out and picked on" to the point where she left the room to decide if she wanted to continue. The trainer made comments detrimental to people in there, he insinuated that one male employee would grab a child and put them in the back of their black van, this was taken offence to as im sure you will appreciate why.
The trainer, Andrew Carter, was very knowledgeable and relaxed which created a good environment for asking questions.
I attended a first aid course run by trainer Andrew Carter on 30/11/2015 at the Salvation Army, Chester. I am aware that Ken Savory seems to be named in the details above but I am unsure why. Andrew was an excellent trainer. He was knowledgeable, interesting and easy to understand. As a midwife, I felt this was one of the best first aid courses Ihave been to. The course content was relevant, up to date and well delivered. The materials were good and nothing seemed tohave been missed. Andrew was happy to answer questions around his subject and seemed to know his information very well. Iwould have no hesitation in recommending him to anyone else as a trainer.
Very well presented, trainer had very good interaction with the group as well
Course was very educational and covered a variety of situations where first aid would be necessary
After the training completed the room should have been arranged as it was before. I had to deal with manager complaints about the room. Otherwise all was fine...
The course was very informative and I learned a lot. The tutor presented the course clearly and seriously yet with regular injections of fun. Doreen's accent was a pleasure to listen to - quite dramatic at times when expressing the importance of things - which made me remember it all the more!
The course was reported to be very good, with the exception of the choice of venue. This was so cold that no one was able to take off their coats all day, making the practical side of the training very difficult. There was no heating whatsoever on in the venue.