Bond Solon Reviews

I think it would be beneficial for Bond Solon to have a insolvency service trainer present to be able to link the course to our role as it was difficult for him to be able to answer some questions we have which is no fault of his. I also think the Insolvency Service need to provide better examples or let the trainer know what issues are part of the case and what are just general errors. Some cases had missing documents or errors throughout and it was unclear if that was part of the case or just an error.

Really good trainer and content - very informative and helpful.

Manual was spaced out with much too much space. Otherwise, this was a good reinforcement of what I already knew. Good to hear experience from others, so that was well facilitated.

I enjoyed the course and have plenty to take away

Very good course. Learnt a lot. Instructor is very knowledgeable.

Fantastic course, so helpful for my job role. Day 1 was much more relevant to me as I wanted to understand legislation around my job which I now do. Sue was a fantastic trainer - very knowledgeable in her field and interesting to listen to. Thank you

The course was over 2 days and the second day related to evidence and court- of which I have a lot of experience, though it was interesting. As stated by others it would have been useful to have the training before going to court. The first day covered the legal framework for safeguarding- I am new to the named doctor role and as yet haven't had much experience with the role. I still need to do a lot of reading and improve my understanding of the laws/ acts governing safeguarding

Relevant but not quite appropriate for private providers

It would be beneficial for Bond Solon to work along side trainers in the Insolvency Service to develop a programme to incorporate their knowledge but also include elements of our work as it was difficult at times to understand the relevance or how it would fit in our roles, especially as they focus on criminal interviews.

Educative