Equality, Diversity & Inclusion (EDI) Training, Page 264 Reviews

A well paced, clear and concise presentation.

This course helped me to understand many misconceptions and ways that humans can be sub- consciously biased.

People with ADHD have a lack of empathy or able to put themselves in another's situation, I have certain quirks of being on the spectrum, . I find it very difficult to put myself in other's shoes and was repeatedly asked to do so throughout the training. There are also people with Alexithymia that find it very difficult expressing empathy, most are autistic. I also don't like being stared at and the whole time I felt being stared at by both presenters, they were smiling which did not match what they were saying.

I really enjoyed the course, I found it very useful and informative, it’s always good to challenge our thoughts and learn and grow to become better people in a better kinder inclusive world. Thank you

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Easy to follow and very useful having the occasional question throughout to prepare for the quiz at the end.

Beginning to something always complicated but when you get into it completely changing your mind. Learning never ends that’s what we say learning starting from birth to death.It doesn’t matter what is your age.In daily life we always learning something new.

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It is a course that promotes proper and ethical behaviour, not just in the work place but every sphere of human endeavour.

The course was clear and well presented, but it did not completely hold my attention - watching and watching with little to do is not wholly engaging.