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Find out moreAt the end of January, it was once again the turn of the Catch Up Accredited Trainers (CUATs) to take part in their own training and update at our CUAT conference! These conferences are organised twice a year for the trainers – this one taking place at the Catch Up® base in Thetford.
The average response to the question, ‘How helpful has the conference been to you?’ was 5 (with 1 being ‘least helpful’ and 5 being ‘most helpful’)!
Catch Up® CEO, Theresa Rogers, hosted the conference with the rest of the team, with the aim of ensuring that all of the Accredited Trainers were fully updated with the exciting tools, resources and training packages available from Catch Up®! It also provided an excellent opportunity for the trainers to feed back on their experiences in the training rooms, and offer some fantastic suggestions for possible next steps.
Our top highlights from the conference were:
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