Testimonials & Feedback

  • "Your enthusiasm for, and obvious in-depth knowledge of your chosen subject, was very evident. One can always tell, when a speaker is giving a presentation, how interested the audience actually are in the subject, and it was very obvious early on that our group were intently interested. Thank you for all the effort you put in to deliver such an excellent presentation. I am very sure you shall be invited to visit us again. I certainly have no hesitation in recommending you to those seeking a "top drawer" speaker and presenter."

    Brian McClure, Hon. Sec. Ballyclare Probus Club

  • "Very informative, very seasoned, very witchy! Choice of venue felt very fitting for the talk."

    Anonymous feedback collected at Something Wicked This Way Comes: Witches in Irish History talk

  • "Very interesting women, very well guided and thought out. I was very engaged because it was explained naturally without needing prior knowledge. Will attend other tours."

    Anonymous feedback collected on Trailblazing Women of Belfast walking tour

  • "Robyn is an excellent tutor - knowledgeable & very up to date in her subject area. She is happy to share her opinions & insights with us, give us references to follow up, and welcomes our questions giving thoughtful responses to them."

    – Anonymous feedback collected on Being Poor in Nineteenth-Century Belfast

  • "The course with Robyn was absolutely fantastic!  I have started several courses both online an in person through Queen's and this was by far my favourite!  Robyn was so engaging and encouraged all our comments. I thoroughly enjoyed this course both content and delivery. Looked forward to it every week"

    – Anonymous feedback collected on Crowns, Coups and Courage: The Tudor Queens of England

  • "This was a really enjoyable, informative course with the detail pitched at exactly the right level. Robyn Atcheson is so knowledgeable and enthusiastic about her subject, it makes learning easy."

    - Anonymous feedback collected on Well-behaved Women Seldom Make History