I did not receive the link for the third class. The second teacher is the only one who deserves any praise for her time and interest in the participants as well as her skills. She explained things very clearly.

As with the three other courses I've done although asked to join 10 mins before it was after the start time when the tutor appeared. She spoke very, very quickly and rattled through things without giving people the opportunity ask questions or get clarification. I finished after time but still didn't cover all the techniques on the template (i.e. I think the Posca pen was used in one part of the design.
If the tutor had been available prior to the stated start time of 6.30pm rapport could have been stablished. As it was she had to go faster than the. speed of sound to catch up with what she wanted to teach/demonstrate.

The tutor was was very friendly and helpful - especially with my difficult hearing condition. The hints and tips she gave me were very useful.

This is the third class I've done. All said to be ready 10 mins beforehand but the tutor was never there at that time. This one was right on 6.30pm - I'm not sure why you are asking people to sign-in earlier if the tutor's not there?
I enjoyed the class although the tutor spoke very fast to start with and sounded really quite nervous. She was helpful and answered any questions I had.
I've attached my incomplete picture. The tutor's picture of the course is no longer on the website but I took a picture from the screen when she held her one up.

It was a bit difficult to listen, watch and do all at the same time. However Joy did repeat things when asked to clarify or demonstrate. It would have helped to have some diagrams of the knotting technique to get an understanding before the class.

The teacher was very friendly and helpful. We were only a class of two which helped me as I have a hearing impairment so was able to ask the odd question when I didn't hear properly. I think it would have been useful to have a sheet with some examples of the finished artwork for reference ongoing - to jog my memory and help me see where I may have been a bit heavy handed with the paint.