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Attended 3 day first aid training course @ Bracknell location 15/04/26 - 17/04/26.

Trainer Richard was great. Really knowledgeable, approachable & made the course fun with a seriousness to it. Great balance of theory & practical. I now have the skills & confidence to help someone if they need it.

First aid course at work this week with Amy and Bob. Both fantastic trainers!

The best trainers,I learn a lot

I was not too confident to begin with it’s been years since my last certification. At the end of the course felt if I was required to perform in an emergency; I would not hesitate.Richard’s quick response and calm approach made a stressful situation much easier to handle. answered all our questions with such knowledge and demonstrated a high level of skill and confidence, making sure that everyone was safe and well cared for.

The lady leading the training (Mo) speaks too loud, I seriously had headaches after the sessions. I enjoyed more the session with the other trainer - Paul, as I did not find her friendly. I did not like her attitude - she told me off for looking through the booklets. I found it weird. She also told us not to check our phones during the sessions. It was OTT, we are not at school and I had to check my work emails. She sent me looks for "not complying". She also did not answer directly to my questions but was explaining everything from the begining. It was a waste of time and too much for my IQ. I hope my work will send me to trainings with different providers in the future. The pace was too slow, we did not cover info about children and pregnant women. Although I understand the course was FA for work, but the other courses I attended were more fast pace and we covered children and pregnant women topics as well. We also did not cover i.e. meningitis. There were too many scene playing excersises, it could have been done without additional circus like i.e. shouting etc. We are all adults, we do not need this kind of "entertaiment". I was exhausted after the course, luckily I will have to repeat it in 3 years. The group work was boring and repetitive. I did not enjoy the training. Also, it was too cold in the venue. And reminding us to disinfect our hands like children..cmon.. A lot of participants could not speak English well and did not understand many things. The fact there was no exam at the end of the course was njust scary - it was never the case with any other providers. I would be scared to get help from some of them as they did not understand everything and were doing things against common sense. Two stars as I liked the pen and books they gave us (although these are the standard books) and that each of us had an own phantom to practice

Brilliant charity I'm sure, but the charity shops have become completely overpriced. I understand they are making money for charity but the beauty of charity shops was also to enable people on lower incomes to purchase items they would not normally be able to afford. For example, a vintage 80s dress in my local branch was priced at £80....probably what you'd buy it for in an overpriced vintage boutique. When I asked about the dress I was told by the manager that it was sold to a dealer, who 'swept' the shop and bought all the vintage decent items and didn't argue about the price. She almost proudly told me that such dealers come in numerous times a week and don't mind paying these sort of prices, often rounding up to the nearest hundred, buying multiple items to sell in their shops or on Vinted! So clearly no one else gets a look in! She also dropped in that the dress wouldn't have fit me anyway as it was a size 8 (even though I'm a size 8), which was rude and completely uncalled for. She was extremely passive aggressive.
The stores also stock new Zara ex sale items, which is great, but they are priced often higher than they are in the sale. Other high street brands are also usually overpriced even if from a cheap brand or tatty and badly washed.
It has really put me off donating goods to this charity, and there's not much point shopping in there. Charity shop prices are getting ridiculous, they may as well list items on Vinted themselves if charging so much. So unfair and disappointing.

Greedy people asking wee granny's for Thier wills when they have a net worth of over £260 millions shameful playing with old people when the UK is suffering.. they are no more than scam artists also look at he their CEO pay the greed the greed

worst experience ever, completely ignored. 4th month now and still awaiting a reply.constantly fobbed off. lucky escape i guess

Donna was a very good trainer and very accommodating and made me feel comfortable.

Brilliant wheelchair hire service. Needed one for a week for a disabled grand mother. Very quick with wheelchair delivered to and collected from your door. Easily packed in back with simple instructions. Good price and cannot fault the service.

My trainer Blessing Owen was very inclusive, collaborative and knowledgeable. Her training and support has given me the confidence to feel equipped to carry about first aid practices, should it ever be required.

Very interesting and good communication from teacher Blessing Owen

Very helpful, knowledge and good experience course.Blessing Owen was a great trainer. Thanks

Just completed the 3 day first aid course and it was fantastic, covered so much topics and at a brilliant pace. Our tutor Blessing Owen was brilliant, her knowledge and teaching style is so good.

Very good way of presenting
Blessing Owen

Blessing Owen is a great contributon to the British Red Cross

Very informative, answered all questions and a very good interactive class. Thanks

No help to the Afghan Government after the earthquake.

They hate the west and help terroristsc but are happy to put their hands out for western money when it suits them.

No more donations from me. I see from today’s press reports the British Red Cross are exacerbating the immigration problem by flying migrant families FOC to the UK

I recently attended a three-day first aid course in Egham, led by Scott Pullen and partially delivered by Amy Hughes, and it was an outstanding experience. Their engaging and dynamic teaching styles made the content accessible and easy to retain.

Scott’s deep expertise, combined with hands-on practice and real-life scenarios, helped reinforce key concepts and build practical confidence. Both Scott and Amy were approachable, encouraged questions, and created a supportive learning environment throughout.

The course was well-structured and covered a broad range of essential topics. I left feeling confident, empowered, and far better prepared to handle first aid situations.

A big thank you to Scott and Amy for delivering such a high-quality course—I highly recommend it to anyone looking to build their first aid skills.