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Birmingham city centre not a good choice for a venue. Clean air charges apply. Parking is a nightmare, the hall is old, delapidated and unuser friendly. First day we were given dirty drinking water. Tea and coffee was luke warm. Trainers were excellent
Venue average, some of the lights didn’t work, toilets located on basement floor only. Looking a bit tired. The trainer really knew his stuff and tried hard with some difficult students. Could have done with more time to speak with him.
Venue was excellent - natural light and spacious. There was a bit of distraction to the afternoon session with afternoon delegates arriving late causing the trainer to have to break off to deal with them
Trainer explained everything pretty well without boring us and he kept is interactive as possible.... he cleared every queries with detailed life experience.
The training is good and practice done
The trainer brought up examples that made the participants uncomfortable, like frequently mentioning a sexual assault case and female genital mutilation. he made a lot of generalizations of protected groups and said autistic people need more time to think and processes information. He wasn’t knowledgeable of models and processes of safeguarding practices and heavily relied on audience input. He admitted he wasn’t familiar with the presentation slides and was going off of his own experiences. He skipped the slides that covered safeguarding in higher education to a group of participants who work in higher education.