Green Cross Global Reviews

Jill and her husband Neil were brilliant! Couldn't fault them and made us feel all at ease. Really good content, the only thing I would suggest is that there is more scenario based exercises and more opportunities to practise the Recovery position and CPR on adults/babies/infants. Also, aside from the trainers as they were brilliant. I think the amount you pay for the course you should get lunch included. We also were not due to get any tea or coffee until the trainers had to ask the venue for it!

Well presented and informative.

The participants said the course was good and practical, that the trainer had excellent subject knowledge and imparted it with a good humour that made the learning enjoyable.

Gorege Staff the trainer was very good mafe everything clear . could ask any questiones and he answered all. Went over things if needed. plenty of materials for all for practise . I came away from the course feeling confident and able to practise First aid in store whenever needed.

The course and the trainer were a really good fit. Educational and flowed well. Although the venue was very basic and could have done with being cleaned occasionally as a lot of time was spent sitting or laying on the floor.

too many people booked onto the course so we were 30 mins late starting but the trainer still didn't push on and cut out some of his anecdotes meaning the last hour was very rushed and I thought that was unfortunate.

Feed back from staff was good .

My marks are lower than 10 on account of the venue. The room was clean and fit for purpose and the staff were helpful and polite. However, there was no coffee or tea on arrival, I did ask for a coffee and had to pay for the coffee from my own pocket. I would have expected tea and coffee to be supplied at this point. Tea and coffee was supplied at other times throughout the course. There was no food available at the venue for lunch. I did take a 20 minute walk to town for a sandwich, but I would have liked some prior warning that there was no tea or coffee on arrival and no food available. I'm not sure if this is the venue's responsibility or that of the course planning.

The course was held at the Rodneys Hotel in Clifton Bristol. I found the course both interesting and informative. Tony's style of training was very relaxed and enjoyable keeping my attention throughout. However the room was a little on the small side for the amount of people on the course. The chairs were very uncomfortable to sit on for long periods of time and there are no parking facilities at the hotel and practically no on street parking available so all the delegates had to park about a mile away and walk.

The Trainer Paul Greenall did get the occasional thing wrong, for example the difference between veins and arteries. Other than that he was very knowledgeable and came across very well.