Equality, Diversity & Inclusion (EDI) Training, Page 493 Reviews

Easy to learn, good presenters and a good pace to follow what is being said.

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The course was quite insightful, opening my eyes to new horizons, establishing key issues that should not be over looked in a work place. And challenging me as a teacher to ensure equity and equality by fostering an inclusive classroom.

Good introductions and outlining responsibilities, positive action, allyship and equality act. However I felt the sections on the protected characteristics was the weakest point. Race, Sexual orientation and gender identity especially could all be improved. Also no mention of intersectionality which is so important in a person's individual identity.

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It’s a very informative and a course that make to be mindful of one behaviour.

Covers everything well but too long. Some questions could have more than one answer.

I found this course useful and easy to understand.

Interesting course Summaries at the end of each session were helpful Taking the quick breaks in between was also helpful

The course was very good: because it was around 1 hour; the presenters spoke very clearly; the course information was exacting, but very useful and in bite-sized chunks; it was very good that both male and female presenters were used and diversity was very visible. At first I thought I might be blinded by many technical terms that I wouldn't know about and ever-finer distinctions of words - but there wasn't any of that. Well done! I learnt a lot through the course. The questions in the test were fair, with the right number of options in the multi-choices too.