It was great to read through last week’s feedback and see how learners found their training sessions, with plenty of helpful and encouraging comments about the courses and tutors.
The Manual Handling All Wales Passport course in Cardiff gathered lots of positive notes. People mentioned how informative the sessions were, especially around safe lifting techniques and injury prevention. One learner said, “Today’s manual handling training was very informative and helpful. I gained a better understanding of safe lifting techniques, correct posture, and how to prevent injuries when handling loads.” Others described the training as “interactive and good” and appreciated the knowledgeable trainers. Comments like “Best trainer ever. Well knowledgeable. I highly recommend” popped up too, showing that the sessions really connected with learners.
Prevention & Management of Violence & Aggression sessions also received warm feedback. Learners noted the enthusiasm and helpfulness of the tutors, with one describing the training as “very enthusiastic and very helpful action packed showing positive breakaway training.” Another said, “Very thorough and easy to understand. Both trainers were lovely and supportive! Thanks guys!” These remarks suggest the courses were engaging and practical, which is what we always hope for.
Emergency First Aid at Work was another course people found enjoyable and valuable. Comments like “Fun and informative!” and “Amazing course, really well presented and spoke about topic” reflect how the instructors made the material accessible and interesting. One learner pointed out, “Alfie aced teaching the first aid course Very educational and informative and actually enjoyed it,” highlighting how the delivery style stood out.
Several learners also shared feedback on the Manual Handling All-Wales Passport Refresher courses, with descriptions such as “Amazing session” and “The training was quite impactful.” There were mentions of some broken equipment, but one learner cleverly noted how the trainer turned this into an educational game, which shows a bit of good humour and adaptability. It’s nice to see that these sessions still made a lasting impression.
Lastly, the Diabetes & Blood Monitoring course attracted some appreciative words. Learners said the sessions were “very informative and enlightening” and helped improve their understanding of diabetes management and patient care. One comment summed it up well: “The session was engaging, practical, and beneficial. Thank you to the facilitators for sharing their knowledge and making the training a valuable learning experience.”
Looking at all this, it’s clear last week’s training was a mix of solid learning and good engagement. It’s always encouraging to hear learners finding the courses helpful and the trainers approachable. We’ll keep aiming to deliver that blend of practical knowledge and supportive teaching.