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Meet Darren, one of the 3B Training tutors.
Please take a look at our Q&A with him here…
All of the staff are friendly, responsive to any issues that occur and very supportive of each other. I love the way I am managed by senior staff and love the fact my thoughts are considered.
I have always had an interest in sports coaching and helping others achieve great things. So, I thought it was a natural progression for my working life and career and what a great choice it has been!
I deliver all CITB health and safety courses along with bespoke/in-house short courses, and I am now looking to become an assessor.
I like the interaction with different people, learning every day myself and watching others achieve or progress with my help. It’s a very rewarding feeling.
This is a tough one. In the present climate, it’s 3 steps to the office from bed, switch Zoom on, then realise I need to brush my hair before I admit anyone on the call, haha!
A typical day for me is getting up and being better than I was the day before.
I would honestly love to take health and safety to the sporting sector, and with the people I know, I think it’s something that could be achievable.
I want to be the best father I can be for my kids. I play and follow most sport but above all else, party and enjoy life!
I hit the legendary cricketer Shane Warne for 23 in one over and 19 of his next over in 1991 on my way to 90 not out! When I could see and could play a bit, haha!
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