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Fabulous friendly knowledgeable Instructor, makes the course lots of fun and interesting has great Ways of making things stick in your head hope to have you again in the future 🥰 thankyou
A very good experience, Ester Vaughan, my instructor, created a relaxed atmosphere which made learning an important subject easier and enjoyable. Would definitely recommend.
Really enjoyed this First aid Couse. Esther delivered a very engaging, clear and informative course.
Would definitely recommend.
Good clear content, clear instructions and obviously a very experienced First Aid trainer.
Brilliant First Aid course, very informative with plenty of practical and technical detail.
Excellent training, very informative and highly knowledgeable. We left feeling confident and able to provide First Aid and CPR if we ever need to. Thank you so much Esther for an excellent course.
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