It was great to read through last week’s feedback and see what learners took away from the sessions. The Epilepsy Training & Buccal Administration course in Cardiff attracted a lot of positive comments, with people noting how practical and informative the training was. One learner mentioned, "The training was very informative and improved my understanding of epilepsy, seizure recognition, appropriate first aid, medication, and the importance of following an individualised epilepsy care plan." Others found the quizzes after each section helpful for reinforcing their learning. Geoff, who led some sessions, was described by one learner as "the best trainer" who "keeps everyone engaged and interested."

Fire Warden Training also received some good feedback in Cardiff. Learners appreciated the clear and well-explained content, with comments like, "I completely understood everything that was taught to me because it was explained extremely well and clearly," and "The trainer was knowledgeable and demonstrated a good understanding of the subject matter." The mix of information and practical skills seemed to hit the right note.

Emergency First Aid at Work courses, both in Cardiff and other venues, gathered remarks pointing to a confident and knowledgeable delivery. One participant said, "Great course and the trainer was very knowledgeable and understanding. Thank you very much," while another called the session "Brilliantly structured and delivered." There was also a touch of fun noted, with "This was so much fun and very informative! Thank you Alfie!" capturing some of the lighter moments.

Safeguarding Training in Cardiff was described as very detailed and interactive. One learner appreciated how the trainer "engaged everyone well, encouraged participation, and made the learning environment comfortable," while another noted it was "packed with information" but still easy to understand and remember. Geoff was mentioned for his command of the subject and clear delivery.

It’s always encouraging to see such thoughtful comments from learners across different courses. This kind of feedback not only helps us understand what’s working well but also reminds us of the value these sessions provide in equipping people with useful knowledge and skills.