PLC 10 reviews

4.7 (473 reviews)
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Practical, hands-on learning stands out, with attendees using real PLC software, rigs and projects to apply programming skills across several platforms. They praise the tutors’ deep industry knowledge, patience and supportive style, which makes complex concepts accessible while allowing learners to work things out independently. The course is engaging, well structured and useful for building confidence to program, test and fault-find at work. Some find the pace intense and would welcome more time for practice and project work.

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Found that we were out of our depth a little on the project and that there wasnt much supportive help. Moved too quick through areas that were needed on the project. Equipment is now outdated and not the newest for Siemens which was one of the reason i attended this course.

Clay Cross
M T · 23 Sep 2022
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Tutor was very knowledgeable however I disliked the teaching methods. PLC is a complicated subject with lots of different way to attain the same outcome. The main thing that I disliked is that if a piece of coding you did was wrong, the Tutor would correct it for you instead of showing you what you did wrong so you don't do the same mistake again. Felt the tutor brushed over some subjects too quickly such as Hexidecimals and using the shift tools. I'm still leaving the course uncertain with what they are. I thought the allocation of the versions Siemens and Allen Bradley would be 50/50 however for me it was 90/10 Siemens and other pupils had it vice/versa so for any companies that use Allen Bradley, I will be at a disadvantage. Overall I think the course would be better if spread over 3 weeks instead of 2.

Chesterfield
Callum D · 30 Apr 2021
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