Sarah S, 11 Feb 2026
Really enjoyed this and appreciated the time to reflect on my own comms skills - the content itself wasn't new to me, but I valued the opportunity for reflection and conversation. Paul was very convivial, engaging and friendly - the onus was on thinking, talking and not on motoring through Powerpoints which was a real blessing.
Paul C, 10 Feb 2026
Excellent programme. Well run, interesting and relevant to a range of expert witnesses. Brief cross-examination part was particularly useful.
Jackie M, 10 Feb 2026
There was an awful lot of oral content to take in.
peter s, 09 Feb 2026
Just two comments from me. The pace of the day was so fast in an effort to get it all in. I think you guys need to do this 8am thru 6pm or go one and a half days. The wrong attachment was sent out for the course. I think the files should be named A and B and when we are taken to a section, mention of page number as well as para and sub para would be helpful. I think our trainer was reticent to say page number because the file mix up. That said we all thru it okay.
John B, 09 Feb 2026
An excellent and enthusiastic trainer - so impressed that she was able to keep our attention and our own focussed all day. Felt the morning was a little slow and then the afternoon was a bit rushed. The session doesn't really allow a lot of time for questions
Ruth P, 09 Feb 2026
The course was good - very fast pace and not a lot of time to ask questions but Fay was a great trainer. We were given the wrong booklet which was very frustrating as I had printed all of mine out to make notes for the future and wasn't able to do this.
DARLY M, 09 Feb 2026
would be helpful to include scenarios anonymously
Simon P, 08 Feb 2026
The course was delivered excellently, and of great value to the students taking part. I believe this course should be longer, with more time to gain an understanding of the legislation and its application. example interviewing this should be completed in an appropriate interview room with a recording device and disc's, along with labels and seals. More input into when and where you use Code B notice and Caution along with how this process is recorded and used in evidence.