Bond Solon Reviews

we got slides but were not able to go through them, so it was a day of talking about negotiating and no practical exercises.

Would benefit from more clinical examples Virtual delivery makes interaction more challenging

Found aspects of course useful. There are some tools which will help in my role, however a lot of the content would apply more to an OSI and not an average officer, however this course has provided me more information on what an OSI can get for a case.

This course is probably better aimed at someone starting out in the field, rather than someone with more experience.

For me, the course didn't work well over Teams, I had heard a lot of really good feedback from colleagues who had attended this in person and it didn't live up to my expectations. Asking the same questions to every group after breakout sessions became monotonous. The trainer was very knowledgeable and did give some snippets of her own experience which were appreciated

Good course for someone that hasn't attended any previous change-related training, but otherwise quite basic.

Good course, but could be much much better. I think for new expert witnesses like myself the course is not long enough. Should instead be 2 days as going through the booklet was rushed. For an experienced expert 1 day is fine. The booklet could be more detailed giving more examples. Also would be great to include 4 expert witness statements and critique them showing what is good and what could be improved. Our trainer Lisa was however fantastic, clearly very experienced and kept the group engaged with the learning.

Enjoyed it and learned new skills

The training was a little basic and needs to be a little bit more interactive with a variety of different training styles

I have been working as an expert witness for a number of years. I attended some courses at the start of my practice. I have found revisiting the courses several years later very useful. There are changes which I have been made aware of and attending the course has allowed me to revisit and improve the way I give evidence.