The Faraday Centre Reviews

Authorising Engineer is not the most riveting of topics but the course was made enjoyable and interesting by the personable approach of Steve Procopis. The venue, as always, is fit for purpose and well run. There were a few discrepancies in the course content provided and the content presented e.g. some parts missing. This meant that some of the answers in the written exam could not be found. I was given a digital copy of the correct information to take away instead of the hard copy (I have not verified the accuracy of the digital copy). This did not detract from the course experience. I have not rated Lee Hubbard (above) as Lee did not take part in delivering the course.

Wording for final competance assessment is very poor

the course was very informative, though a few more real life examples would aid understanding on how to approach fault level calculations and protection

A little too much PowerPoint for my liking and course handbook was missing sections that it should have had.

Very knowledgeable instructor

Would prefer more practical elements. Venue great and knowledgeable staff.

Andy was spot on and was happy to answer any questions.

Good course been on this a few times , heating in the building was cold and toilets need sorting with the amount of people here and only two people permitted

The information available in the course notes was quite comprehensive with a lot of useful information. However I feel that a lot time at the start of the course was waisted on basic LV items and protective devices. The more relevant topics towards the end of the course were then skimmed over where I feel more time could have been spent.

Everyone was polite and the two gentlemen running the course couldn’t do enough for us. I learned a lot and would like to thank all those who work at the faraday centre!