Gold Tap Training reviews

4.8 (6,002 reviews)
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Attendees consistently value the trainers’ clear, knowledgeable and approachable delivery, with experience and humour making detailed information easy to understand. They describe the training as well structured, well paced and engaging, using videos, discussion, practical exercises and real-world examples rather than simply presenting slides. Reviewers say questions are welcomed, everyone is encouraged to participate, and the learning builds confidence, refreshes awareness and proves relevant to carrying out work safely.

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well presented course

Andrew S · 11 Feb 2025
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Good training and communication

David C · 11 Feb 2025
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Gained the right knowledge and enjoyed it will take this away and keep it with me

Ricky D · 11 Feb 2025
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mark is a good speaker and lesson was overall vefry well planned

Omar m · 08 Feb 2025
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Great trainer

Tyron W · 08 Feb 2025
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Mark Rice explained very well

Reshat S · 08 Feb 2025
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Was all informative and well delivered, Saturday slot a benefit as we were short on time in the week for an imminent start on site.

Iain M · 08 Feb 2025
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The instructor was very patient, engaged with the students and knowledgeable. A great experience all the way round.

Pierre G · 08 Feb 2025
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Very good course for knowledge of the company and what they want from everyone

Mason V · 08 Feb 2025
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The trainer delivered the material well however it was either irrelevant or a recap of general health and safety information or information that would be better delivered in site specific briefings. It seems to be simply an excuse to charge money for information you should be providing at the work site.

Stephen F · 08 Feb 2025
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