The Faraday Centre Reviews

The presentation slides do not exactly match the course book. The chairs are not comfortable for sitting for long periods

The course and lecturer were really good but the spelling and grammar on the material needs to be proof read. There was also some material on the slides missing in the usb stick.

The course covers switching very well based on British Steel / Regional Electricity suppler procedures.

Course needs adapting, say more switching exercises on different apparatus, more emphasis on the process of that

Materials poor only from the RWE side. New course so if the folders are pre authorised to use it will make the presentations and note taking a lot better. Just teething from RWEs side again. Great facility and people at Faraday.

The accompanying book did not match the presentation. Chairs are very uncomfortable.

Could do with some evening exercises and some more practical and more cbre scenarios to

Unlike the electrical there is a lack of practical elements, and variety, classroom seating was uncomfortable and lacked support when seated for long periods.

Great course given by Phil King. I would like to have had more hands on experience with the equipment. The content has covered much of what we are expected to know in our workplace. The course is diverse and this has engaged all the participants in our group which also has been beneficial so that experiences can be shared.

Poor quality photos and switching schedules in presentation made following impossible. Projector also quite dim at times. Course content too advanced for AP course. Should have run through whole rules word by word. Then performed switching following a SAPs switching schedules multiple times proving as an AP we would spot mistakes and prove competence using kit, following switching instructions and providing dead. Delays in confirming that we could have the course note folders made us rely on detached notes which made understanding later harder.