Readers may be interested in some comments (below) from the delegates who attended a recent in-house Preventing Bullying and Harassment course. This was delivered to a customer in the Manufacturing & Engineering sector.
Delegates gave the course content an average score of 95% and the course trainer an average score of 97%. All delegates said they would recommend the course to a colleague.
Delegates described the training and their increased awareness of bullying behaviours as:
“eye opening”
“informative”
“a tool that is easy to use for all employees”
“investigate and act with good time”
“help make workplace more enjoyable for all”
“relaxed and well covered. Eve was a very good trainer and listened well”
“informative and well-presented”
“thoroughly enjoyed and eye-opening”
“be more careful of flippant comments”
The trainer Eve Winston’s profile can be found here.
Our Preventing Bullying and Harassment Training Courses can be found here
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