AC and DC Power Systems for Telecoms Engineers reviews

4.7 (54 reviews)

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Joga was great and was clear, concise and happy to answer any questions we had throughout the course. the score has been marked down because I believe the practical element was limited to a few shows and tells and with the exception of some maths calculations, there wasn't much exercises.

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Matthew M · 18 Oct 2021
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very interesting and learned a fair bit of information

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daniel s · 21 Jun 2021
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very interesting and learned a fair bit of information

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daniel s · 21 Jun 2021
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Only there for 1 day, but, course was delivered, in a timely unrushed atmosphere. Well done to all of your staff.

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Andrew T · 03 Nov 2020
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The training material was very interactive, informational and Educational as well. Steve delivered this course content tailored to our industry specific needs keeping safety awareness in mind. Steve has a full grasp, understanding and knowledge of what he is conveying to his students. Overall I am fully satisfied and feeling competent enough to work on ELECTRICAL systems.

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Omer A · 14 Aug 2020
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JORGE A · 24 Feb 2020
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I really found the course helpful and the tutors knowledge

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David J · 28 Oct 2019
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This course was booked for me through our office so not able to fill in all area's of question

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Gary D · 25 Sep 2019
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Thought it was a good idea to email us the course notes to download and look at prior to doing the course

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Paul V · 13 Sep 2019
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Parking is an issue at site, please update slide regarding to first aid. You go for help or call 999 before starting CPR. Not CPR then go for help as once you start CPR you can't stop until an ambulance or doctor arrive or you become physically unable to perform CPR.

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Andrew S · 12 Mar 2019
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Response: Thanks for the feedback Andrew, it is much appreciated - we shall make sure the slide is updated.