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The course was made harder by the 2 bank holidays. In the future maybe slide the course to only run over 1 bank holiday.
Would have liked more time on rigs rather than flashing lights.
Thoroughly enjoyed the course and content. Tutor was massively knowledgeable and passionate on the subject. Using the proper rigs on the final two days was disappointing, wouldve liked to do more on that.
Arsham made the subject very easy to learn, very knowledgeable and a good instructor. He ensured all students were satisfied despite differing ability levels.
The course was very enjoyable but also challenging. I believe the only negative side was the instructors level of English and limited vocabulary. This sometimes limited the delivery of the subject matter and especially if a student wanted something explaining in a different way.
The course was a good introduction to PLC programming.
As there no lunch crossing the road to Aldi is very dangerous.
Overall, I felt that the course has provided me with the required underlying knowledge required for roles that use PLC's in the manufacturing and engineering sectors. Elliot has been a very accommodating tutor and it is clear to see that he has a huge amount of knowledge. The one criticism I have is that lunch is no longer provided with no discount to the total cost of the course.
I think that the course on the whole was great, I really felt challenged and used a part of my brain I'd not had to use in a long time! I do think that the course book could be slightly better. With more detailed explanations in one large book. So it would have clear explanations of how to do each command, essentially what is on the powerpoints but in a detailed document.
Course is quite intense! Alot of information to process quite quickly, but all done in a logical way. Food no longer provided, this needs updating on the website and on course arrivals powerpoint. Basic tea/coffee free which is good.