The Faraday Centre Reviews

Good course for the likes of myself with things explained well by Gary. And if there were things you didn't understand anything he took the time to explain it . Course practicals were good and food was OK.

Very good course to gain the basic knowledge of protection testing and calculating.

Joining instructions are converluded. A what3words location for the actual site entrance would also be beneficial as SatNavs try to take you through the site from the opposite end.

Class was very informative. The in classroom training combine with the practical sessions were very productive for my career development. Thanks to Gary, David and Faraday centre

Update joining instructions for arrival process. Remove part to check in with Wilton centre and add in meet person in carpark by the burger van.

The tutor Andy was great , he had lots of industry experience to draw on to make the course as relevant as possible. The biggest problem with studying at the Faraday Centre is the temperature. It is at times uncomfortably cold and thus something really does need to be done regarding the heating. Lastly it seems the standard of food has decreased since I last studied here with no biscuits for breaks, a lesser choice of hot drinks for the machine and smaller meal sizes.

I thought this course was really well run. Plenty of time operating the switchgear. i do think that on the first day the person with the passes in the car park should make themselves more obvious. He was stood in a hi-vis coat in the middle of a carpark full of people in hi-vis.

I thought this course was really well run. Plenty of time operating the switchgear. i do think that on the first day the person with the passes in the car park should make themselves more obvious. He was stood in a hi-vis coat in the middle of a carpark full of people in hi-vis.

The venue is clean and well equipped. The materials, of the course, are clear and concise Sufficient time for practising, and all instructors are friendly and answered all my queries

The tutor Andy was great , he had lots of industry experience to draw on to make the course as relevant as possible. The biggest problem with studying at the Faraday Centre is the temperature. It is at times uncomfortably cold and thus something really does need to be done regarding the heating. Lastly it seems the standard of food has decreased since I last studied here with no biscuits for breaks, a lesser choice of hot drinks for the machine and smaller meal sizes.