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Matthew R, 11 Feb 2022
Clay Cross
Infrastructure and food were fantastic, and course day length was perfect.
Steven G, 11 Feb 2022
Clay Cross
Small dining area for eating at a table for some of the meals. Separate issue to course but I've been very patiently waiting on a refund since November for a course that got cancelled due to the tutor needing to self isolate. Been phoning in and speaking to staff during my attendance to this course, everyone says that I'll receive it in the next 24/48hrs but still haven't received any of it. Starting to feel like I'm going to have to take further steps to receive my money back. Name: Steven Gilmore Course requiring refund for: 2392 Test and Inspection in November
Alex M, 11 Feb 2022
Clay Cross
Overall I enjoyed the course. If I had any issues understanding the subject, the tutor was more than happy to help me. Gained some basic knowledge of inputting into a PLC. Would have preferred If we had some more hands on with in-depth machines that we may be using in industry.
simon c, 11 Feb 2022
Clay Cross
well explained and supportive tutor
Matthew T, 11 Feb 2022
Clay Cross
The course was a good introduction to PLC's. Slightly disappointed that there wasn't much opportunity to use more in-depth systems instead of just pushbuttons with lights. But it has provided a good base knowledge.
Richard T, 11 Feb 2022
Clay Cross
During the course there was a number of technical issues with the equipment. Although the tutor did all he can to resolve the issues they kept re-occurring on the equipment. This became particularly frustrating during assessments when a lot of time was spent waiting for equipment to come back online. Apart from this, when the equipment worked, it did support learning well. The instructor was very knowledgeable and I feel like I have learned a lot during the course.
David M, 11 Feb 2022
Clay Cross
good course well instructed
Giles T, 28 Jan 2022
Clay Cross
First week could have been better, there were too many students, and trying to teach Siemens and AB at the same time meant most instructions were not relevant to half the class all the time. Perhaps a day focused on AB and a day focused on Siemens, with all class on matching architecture for that period would work better. Then the next 3 days students choose which system to continue with.