Postgraduate researchers and research staff at the University of Bath logged on to our Introduction to Project Planning webinar, some from as far away as Pakistan.
The group gave the training an overall feedback rating of 4.80 out of 5 (5 being Excellent) and 100% agreed that they:
- Would recommend this session to a colleague.
- Feel more confident in using the tools & techniques learned.
We asked what they’d tell a colleague who asks about this session:
- “It helps you to understand what tools and techniques you could use to improve your project management skills.”
- “Crash course in project management done in a very effective manner.”
- “Useful, practical.”
- “Easy to follow session.”
- “Very informative.”
- “Great and amazing trainer!”
- “Excellent practical advice on how to manage all your projects – a must-attend!”
- “Very useful for my colleagues.”
- “It’s a great start to break down project management and de-mystify all the terminologies associated with it.”
- “Well organised, presented and useful for professionalising and improving practice in project management.”
- I’ve attended many professional training courses, almost all of them are useful. But this session was surprisingly informative and practical, well worth the time!”
- “A very informative and useful training session to have the tools to improve our project management skills.”
Other feedback included:
- “I wish I had attended it earlier, it is very well rendered by [The Trainer] and it was very well-timed and planned and a must for researchers and project managers!”
- “The session was very informative and I did not feel overwhelmed as the instructor is excellent!”
- “Very engaging”
- “It was never boring. I was always wanting to learn more. Great job from [The Trainer]! Very useful links and additional literature sources to expand our knowledge.”
- “I’m definitely going to use the techniques I learned today.”
- “I learned many new ideas and techniques today.”
- “Great day with a great trainer, full of energy and extremely vibrant.”
- “Time well spent.”
- “Thank you for your enthusiasm and knowledge.”