Another good week of training last week, with some lovely feedback coming in afterwards. Across a range of courses, learners shared what they found useful and engaging. It’s always interesting to see how different people connect with the training in their own way.
The Medication Administration sessions received some warm comments. One learner said, “I found this teaching very educative and informative, I have learned a lot,” while another mentioned, “Alfie delivered an excellent and interactive training.” It’s nice to hear about that hands-on feel, with people appreciating the practical side of things as well as the knowledge shared.
Emergency First Aid at Work was another course that stood out. Feedback included, “Great refresher session, many thanks,” and “A very professional training session. Information was presented expertly, with a touch of humor.” The mix of professionalism and a bit of lightness really helps make the content stick, it seems.
Safeguarding Training also received some thoughtful comments. Learners mentioned it was “very educative” and “interactive and interesting,” with one noting, “It’s a nice course and it will help me as a support worker.” It’s clear the course is resonating with those who need it for their roles.
The Prevention & Management of Violence & Aggression Refresher was described as a “lovely session” with a learner adding, “I loved and enjoyed the practical session.” That practical element keeps coming up as something that makes a difference across courses.
Fire Warden Training was described as “very informative and useful,” with comments appreciating the clear and practical approach. One learner said, “Got a fully refreshing knowledge and practical skills for fire training. Thank you very much!” There was a light moment too: “Slightly disappointed we didn't get to actually use fire extinguisher! Jokes aside, all was great, thank you!”
It feels good to see such a range of positive impressions, with learners getting something valuable from their time with us. It reminds us of the importance of keeping things engaging and useful, blending solid information with practical experience. As one learner put it simply, “Worth the time spent.”