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What learners said about last week’s training

Reflections on what learners shared about their training last week, highlighting clear communication, engaging delivery, and practical learning across several courses.

Looking back at last week's sessions, it's lovely to see how the training was received. Learners shared thoughts on the courses and tutors, with lots of appreciation for clear and engaging delivery.

Illustrative image of one learner completing a feedback form

Another good week of training last week, with some lovely feedback coming in afterwards. It’s always interesting to see what learners take away, and this time was no different. The Manual Handling All-Wales Passport Refresher course in Cardiff seemed to make quite an impression. Learners often mentioned Alfie, saying things like "Alfie was really good, very engaging and helpful. Thankyou!" and "Alfie was a brilliant instructor. Thoroughly enjoyed." It’s clear the way he communicated made the sessions enjoyable and informative.

Meanwhile, the Manual Handling All Wales Passport sessions held elsewhere earned their own praise. Geoff was often in the spotlight, with comments such as "Geoff was amazing, very approachable, made me feel very comfortable" and "Geoff was great - a perfect balance of humour and education!" People appreciated how the course balanced professionalism with approachability and a bit of lightness.

Other courses also got some good mentions. The Epilepsy Training & Buccal Administration was described as "interactive" with a "top notch" practical aspect. Positive Behaviour Management attracted comments about the tutor’s thoroughness, with one learner saying, "I genuinely enjoyed the tutor’s know how and how thorough he was, learned something." Fire Warden Training was noted as informative and helpful, with learners feeling they gained valuable knowledge.

It’s always nice to hear when courses manage to keep things clear, engaging, and useful. One learner simply summed up the Manual Handling course as "Really good training," which says it all in a straightforward way.