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4.8 (63,418 reviews)
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Trainers consistently turn detailed subject matter into clear, engaging and practical learning, using humour, discussion, demonstrations and real-life or lived-experience examples. Attendees value their knowledge, patience, inclusivity and willingness to answer questions, while clear materials and well-structured delivery make complex topics easy to understand. They say the training refreshes skills, builds confidence and transfers directly to safer, more effective practice in their roles.

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The trainer was very knowledgeable and generated good discussion throughout the day and actively encouraged to join in. All participants had to take part

Sevenoaks
Sarah M · 24 Mar 2025
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I learnt a lot from the training. The trainer was really good, he took his time to treat each topic.

London
Sandra H · 24 Mar 2025
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Nathan is great trainer

Angelina G · 24 Mar 2025
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I enjoyed everything about this course

Stanley U · 24 Mar 2025
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Trainer ensure we were interacting

Sevenoaks
Olu A · 24 Mar 2025
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The trainer was good and he knows what he was talking about. He was a person with good professional attitude.

London
Regassa O · 24 Mar 2025
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Mandatory training, once a year, something you just got to do, plaster on a fake smile and and plough through this stuff one more time. I am a CPN. At times last Sat I spoke with a lab technician, a pharmacist, and other Professionals in the same boat, we laughed, muttered under our breathes, and generally just got through it. What in the name of common sense would any of us ever be doing with a hoist? How about the correct way to turn a patient in a bed? nope, you may as well try to teach me how to speak Cantonese. We watched a video of some kind of ITU setting wherein a doctor diagnosed sepsis, none of us knew what the point of it was. Of course there's a few general nurses in the room, and a bunch of support workers who work in homes. I really got to start shopping around here

ALAN R · 24 Mar 2025
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No reading material issued after the training

Sheffield
Lordrick C · 23 Mar 2025
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Very knowledgeable instructor really enjoyed and gained a lot of valuable knowledge from the course

Birmingham
Mkhululi N · 23 Mar 2025
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The training was perfect, the trainer was good and have a lot of experience

Milton Keynes
Patrick A · 23 Mar 2025
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