City and Guilds – Programmable Logic Controllers Reviews

The training sessions were very disorganised and i had to constantly prompt the trainer to cover the topics for the course i had booked. The trainer was constantly cutting the sessions short and did not seem to have the knowledge to cover the topics of the intermediate course i had been booked on.

Course was good to grasp the basic steps in PLC . however the systems used were older than the ones currently in place and would have been good to deal with the new systems at some point in the 5 day course. the 10 day apparently has time for these

excellent grounding into plc's

I really enjoyed the course and learned loads, I now feel confident to begin to code my own programs and fault-find them. Mo was able to answer all my questions and has a very good knowledge of PLCs. I particularly liked having access to TIA16 and a real PLC. I intend to look into a further course if available to further my knowledge.

Good facilities, pleasant staff, experienced lecturer, classroom required more equipment to enable all students to work on same equipment at same time, or smaller class size.

Overall the course was enjoyable. Hopefully it will be beneficial to me in the workplace. The computer kept crashing and freezing, as the course is reliant on them it could be worth investing in better equipment. But asides that I would recommended as a introduction to PLC Programming.

Happy with all aims, objectives and overall teaching. Good starting point for all new to the software/process

Good course but there was a miss communication between our company and the training provider regarding content.

Course tutor very knowledgeable

On day three, an extra 6 people were in the class. They were learning different formats to the one we were. The lesson seemed very rushed and the tutor did not seem to have the time as on previous days to give assistance. It also became confusing when the tutor was teaching a command then explaining how to do it on each different system.