Moving and Handling People Training, Page 67 Reviews

Very useful course.

The visual was frequently out of sync with the audio and the programme does not respond when you want to hurry it along.

Just after completing the training I was able to help a disabled lady who had fallen down - without putting myself at risk and limiting her risk.

Very interesting save's a lot of time attending training courses

Clear and good communication programme, very easy to use

This programme was well presented, unfortunately as a Teacher's Assistant in the PDR section of a High School, it really did not apply to my work, but it was good to see what should be done, if put in the circumstances.

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Overall a good aid, but some of the commentary did not match the section and previous commentary was repeated. Good information regarding equipement though. Also the questions at end of section seemed somewhat random bearing little relationship to subject matter.

Program was informative, but I would have liked to see a bit more on other hoisting and stand aid equipment too. I thought the answers to some of the questions were ridiculously obvious, like the one in which you were asked what to consider before moving someone; answers were something like; consider how much space around you, whether you are hungry or whether your shoes are tied. A test should make a person think at least a little, but questions like this one a child could understand just by context. I didn't like your test hence my rating.

informative and easy to follow