Another good week of training last week, with some lovely feedback coming in afterwards. It’s always rewarding to hear how the sessions land with those attending. For example, the Emergency First Aid at Work course received quite a bit of praise for being both informative and engaging. One learner said, “Very engaging and knowledgeable about the content of the course. Very practical elements,” which really captures the hands-on approach taken.
Similarly, the Manual Handling All Wales Passport training in Merthyr Tydfil gathered plenty of positive remarks. Learners often noted how knowledgeable the trainer was and how the course helped refresh important skills. Comments like “Very good information excellent trainer” and “Made me feel very comfortable. Very professional and easy to understand” suggest that the sessions were both clear and supportive.
The Positive Behaviour Management course also came across as interactive and insightful. One attendee described it as “Amazing and fun training,” while another appreciated it as a “really good refresher course” that offered helpful insights. It’s encouraging to see that these courses strike a good balance between learning and engagement.
On the Learning Disability Training, learners remarked on the instructor’s ability to use practical examples and straightforward language. As one person put it, “The instructor has a good knowledge of the subject matter. Engaged well with learners using practical examples and simple language to better understanding.” Another commented on gaining valuable knowledge that will help deliver more person-centred care.
Overall, the feedback reflects well on the trainers’ efforts to keep sessions accessible and practical. As one learner put it, “Fantastic trainer. A joy to do training with legacy every time.” It’s feedback like this that reminds us why we enjoy what we do.