Knowing immediately you will get on with your instructor makes all the difference to really learning.

Or put it the other way around ... when an instructor takes a real interest in making sure you are taking in everything he is saying or showing you, it really helps to boost confidence in your own abilities and you will definitely feel you are getting somewhere!

The biggest obstacle to taking a training course is remembering bad experiences from your school days : a teacher's sarcastic comments and heavy red lines in your work book may have been bad enough. Worse was being ignored or overlooked in the classroom when you were actually interested in a subject but your subject teacher seemed to be more concerned with speeding through the lesson with the those sitting right in the front of the class!

Adult learning couldn't be more different! Much of course will depend on with which training centre you select and a good way to try and discover beforehand, the level of competency and if they look friendly and approachable, is to check the training centre's website to see if there is a full list of teaching staff with individual photographs, background and approved qualifications.

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