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Good course and very knowledgeable trainer. Content well covered over both day.
Neil is an excellent teacher. Really good at giving examples that seem realistic, putting you in the position as if it were real life.
I thought this was a highly valuable component within the course. I feel the content and advice was practical and demystified the process of being cross examined in court. I feel more confident having attended.
Excellent trainer with engaging delivery style and fantastic anecdotes from her own experience. Great content for the course on broader procedure and well tailored by the trainer to reflect our own needs/roles
A very informative, enjoyable, course with a huge amount learned.
Excellent programme. Well run, interesting and relevant to a range of expert witnesses. Brief cross-examination part was particularly useful.
There was an awful lot of oral content to take in.
Lots of valuable content covered by a very knowledgeable trainer. Multiple training manuals makes it hard to refer to the correct page, or recall its location for later reference, much of which was not utilised in the course. Some of the content, contradicted content from the previous course modules with the explanation that the previous module was out of date. Course content teaches to leave space in a statement for later additions (exhibit number), a practice I would not be comfortable with, a feeling shared by the trainer and other attendees. Fewer breaks than previous course, I appreciate time is limited, however its very draining, more frequent screen break would be beneficial.
I enjoyed the day and thought that the topics we covered were very useful. The case study role play was very well designed and went down really well with the group. There were bits of the manual we didn't refer to. That is fine as we didn't need the trainer to read it like a script and I enjoyed the practical elements of the training. But it would have been good to refer to some more of the bits we didn't cover, just to know what was in the pack.