Bond Solon reviews

4.8 (14,447 reviews)
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Its trainers make complex legal and professional subjects clear, accessible and relevant, drawing on practical experience and real-life examples. Attendees describe them as knowledgeable, approachable and consistently engaging, with interactive discussions, breakout work, case studies and role play helping learning stick. Courses build confidence in court, report writing, interviews and decision-making, while providing skills and materials that transfer directly to everyday roles, though some sessions contain a great deal to absorb.

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Good course

Carley C · 06 Oct 2026
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The course was very informative.

Sibangilizwe M · 06 Oct 2026
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great course learnt at lot of different ways to help with customers and also how to spot when someone can become angry

anna t · 06 Oct 2026
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The trainer's methods of putting stories to the training was extremely effective and made it make so much more sense than just reading a slide. I felt I understood everything in a much better way, and am very impressed with how he conducted himself and put forth the learning. I feel I have greatly benefited from this.

Karen O · 06 Oct 2026
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Neil was very knowledgable, gave some great tips to use along the way.

Nicholas P · 06 Oct 2026
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very good informative interactive and engaging course.

Dr G · 06 Oct 2026
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Engaging facilitator, patient and open to tangents. Would happily attend a session run by them again

Deborah F · 06 Oct 2026
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As I say, the investigation section sits more with criminal law. ACAS defines the Decision is separate from the Investigation manager. The investigation element suggested that the investigator made decisions on the outcome, and recommendations. In HMRC the Decision Manager is the owner of the discipline process and directs the investigation.

Jackie L · 06 Oct 2026
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Interesting

Joanne T · 06 Oct 2026
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Very useful, thank you.

Justine C · 06 Oct 2026
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