Employer Survey

Tower Hamlets College aims to provide clients with the best possible service and to ensure that the training offered meets their needs. In order to evaluate the level of satisfaction of employers and to enable us to improve it would be helpful if you could answer the following questions.

Rating the Training Received:

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THC understands your organisation’s training needs.
THC provides you with sufficient feedback about your employee’s progress and performance.
THC offers training and/or assessment in a flexible way to meet your needs.
The tutors/assessors were aware of our requirements in relation to the training provided.
The visits were well planned and effective.
THC communicates effectively with you throughout the process.
The quality of the resources associated with the training undertaken.
THC deals with your organisation efficiently.
You were made aware of the range of other services offered by the College.
The training/assessment was high quality.
THC delivers training that reflects up-to-date practices in your industry / sector and met the needs of employees.
The training met the needs of your organisation.
You would recommend Tower Hamlets to others.

Apprenticeships:

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This programme achieved your company’s objectives
The apprentice was suitable for the job role
You would take another apprentice

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