Equality, Diversity & Inclusion (EDI) Training, Page 703 Reviews

This was a very good course and thoroughly enjoyed it. However in the test at the end when I came to question six it froze and would not move when it finally did it send me back to the beginning I dont know if it was a problem with my laptop or the slide it self. This happened a few times through out the course.

A great deal to take in . Particularly on the gender reassignment section, even for someone who considers himself a considerate person. However it’s always helpful to get new information.

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Some great examples and I learnt some new things in the process. Bite sized chunks worked for me.

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A good course for staff to make them more aware of the needs of others. It taught me more about how Gender Reassignment should be approached in the professional workplace.

Excellent! Comprehensive, relevant and current. Good level of both information and interaction.

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I think it hit the right note. I think we have some work to be done on being clear on racism with an anti racism strategy and I think some kind of sign posts post the end of the training for all employees where to find our policies would be good. I also think we need to be clear on our approach to anti-slavery as this is something we are also asked about by clients and for which we don't have a policy. In terms of gender reassignment and gender identity, do we need a policy to consider this area to be on the front foot. Thanks - an hour well spent.

I enjoyed this training - it was informative, useful and effective. I would have liked to have seen more content about maternity - and respecting women's rights around returning to their roles post maternity leave. There was a typo in one of the slides, and the last video has been edited badly so that the narrator is cut off mid sentence. Otherwise, I though that the text and videos were of very high quality.