Employers are increasingly using CPD frameworks to develop their managers and leaders.
Read moreReviews from the managers who have attended our courses and completed management and leadership development programmes with us, as well as reviews from the HR Business Partners and Training Team Managers who choose us.
All reviews and testimonials here have come during the normal course of feedback and follow-up with our clients.
The scope of the content was most useful – it provided a brilliant overview of what leadership means and how to be better at it. It was also engaging – great to have open discussions and activities to help put the knowledge into context.
I found the group tasks really useful, as they enabled further discussions/debates. The task at the end of the day was a bit of fun but it had a key underlying point to it.
It was a really enjoyable and inspiring two-day course. I found the emotional intelligence, gears and CEDAR activity the most useful.
The course was interesting and featured clear examples and good discussions. I found the sessions where we considered how we have acted in the past and how we might have approached it differently most useful.
The content covered a lot of areas that made me think about the way I work. It was helpful seeing/hearing how others would react to certain situations.
Engaging content, approachable trainer. It felt like an open, friendly environment. The activities were applicable to my challenges in the workplace.
Interesting and interactive – I learnt lots of new tips. The trainer was fun and engaging.
There were some definite 'eureka' moments. I wouldn't normally score all 5s, but the day was actually very interesting and the time absolutely flew by!
I found it most useful learning how to deal with different types of personalities. The trainer was very good at managing people's expectations and needs.
The trainer made the content very interactive and personal to all individuals. I found the conflict mode questionnaire most useful. The course allowed delegates to identify where they can improve.
