What would you do as a trainer if a learner turned up on your physical intervention training day and they disclosed information to you about themselves that led you to believe that they weren’t fit enough to do the training or capable enough to do the training but you were being told that you had to train them anyway?
PS: If you are interested you can find out more about our BTEC Level 3 Restraint Instructor Award Course here – https://nfps.info/physical-intervention-trainer-course/ – and our BTEC Level 3 Self-Defence Instructor Award Course here – https://nfps.info/self-defence-trainer/
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