Ćwiczenia C1 Report (Bezpłatnie)

Report on the workshop pilot

Purpose and evidence This report evaluates the recent workshop pilot using the staff feedback provided. It considers access to training and participation in activities, then recommends adjustments for the next programme. The feedback identifies useful themes, although it does not establish how common each experience was across the workforce.

Benefits Recordings made it easier for staff with conflicting duties to follow the workshops. This flexibility should be retained, since a fixed timetable would otherwise exclude some colleagues. However, being able to watch a session later is not equivalent to taking part in its discussions, so recordings should complement rather than replace opportunities for interaction.

Areas for improvement Remote participants struggled to enter conversations that developed spontaneously in the room. This suggests a problem with facilitation rather than a lack of interest. In addition, requests for clearer activity instructions indicate that some staff began group work without a shared understanding of the task. Both issues could limit the value of an otherwise accessible programme.

Recommendations Future sessions should appoint a facilitator to invite remote contributions and allocate short turns to each group. Written instructions should be circulated before activities and checked briefly with participants. After two revised sessions, the manager should collect feedback from remote and in-person attendees separately and review whether each group could contribute. This would help establish whether the adjustments address the reported problems before the programme is expanded.