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Brilliant course with lots information which will benefit me going into my next employment. My instructor had a wealth of knowledge and was able to put all topics across easily and clearly.
I found the course quite demanding at times which is expected as its something new to learn. It was nice to be able to use the actual software and apply programs directly to a PLC to see what affect it had. I think a practical way of learning is extremely beneficial.
I enjoyed the course, from coming in as a novice to PLC programming to being able to use thought process and decide how I want to build a program was all available to me from this course.
Very in depth course. Power point presentation could be more entertaining. Not much hands on electrical testing that would help with experience and help to break up sitting behind a desk all day.
Great course and well ran. Got what i wanted to achieve from the course and more.
i thought the teaching was very useful and will be very applicable to my work, which is good as most training courses that i have previously been on have all been good but not actually useful to me. the contents of the course was good and was taught in a way that it was easy to follow and if you where ever behind, you had Andy to ask for help, he didn't just give you the answer he would ask you questions to make you think about what you were doing and then it would just click. very good course would recommend it.
Could do with more training aids for testing our panel wiring on. Due to there only being a couple motors etc, some time was spent waiting for one to be available.
I have just completed TACR10 course with Tim Morris. I cannot recommend enough the approach that Tim has towards his teaching. Really complex matters are explained clearly and he is very practical in delivering the subject. I was lucky to sign up for this course. Thank you
Great course and gets you started into PLC programming. It would be nice to see more up to date PLCs and software being used. I now have the confidence to build small programs for automation.