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Customer Reviews

Here are a selection of reviews for our training courses.

  • The course content was excellent, very relevant and useful. The trainer delivered the course in a really engaging and interesting manner. It is one of the best courses I have ever been on.

  • Learned NEW techniques that can be used in some particular situations (wrong box/write box). Refreshed my knowledge/previous trainings about SMART goals, planning and time management. The trainer's presentation was interesting, different and focused.

  • This course was great. The live online presentation was like a face to face class session. Interactive notes were easy to follow and complete. The diagrams were very useful and enhanced the presentation. The trainer's examples were helpful and he was very clear in the content. He performed well to get participants to interact.

  • The course content over both days was very informative and inspiring. Some topics I have covered, but some great tools in the material also. The pace and detail of presentation was very good. Not too long on any subject. Like the idea of highlighting key topics in the back of the book.

  • The course content was outstanding. Each topic was presented in a logical sequence, building effectively on the previous one. I encountered some impressive models that were entirely new to me, as well as some familiar ones that were presented with fresh perspectives, prompting deeper reflection. The presentation was excellent, with everything clearly visible and easy to grasp. The presenter's skills were exceptional—important information was effectively reiterated, connections were made seamlessly, and the use of hand gestures and clear speech enhanced the delivery. This is the best course I have attended. I had never seen a green screen used in a training course before, and it was truly impressive. It immediately caught my attention as a unique approach. Watching the board being written on in real-time was nothing short of genius.

  • The course content was good; interesting, participative and open to discuss personal applications of the topics covered, with good course materials. The trainer was really good, approachable and open to discussion and encouraged participation.