Technique Training Ltd Reviews

A lot to take on board Elliot was great

great course, a lot learnt in just 2 weeks

Wendy is the the best tutor I've had in the past 11 years in the trade. She extremely knowledgable Also I generally believe she cares about your progress throughout the course. She's an absolute pleasure to learn from

Keith is very knowledgeable and helpful

The teacher Tim Morris as a exceptional understanding in this field, nothing is too much of a problem for him and very patient and helpful with his students. However I must say this is about Technique and not Tim they need to do more on the air-conditioning side of training. Yes they have air-conditioning units set up but as a student wanting to learn how to install air-conditioning units we did nothing in terms of installing them, nor did we install the pipe work behind the units and did no electrical work to get these machines working. You can be told endless information in a classroom but I paid to get HANDS ON experience which technique did not deliver so on that side of things I was let down. To get good in any job practice practice practice installing is the answer.

course was good however coming from a non plc background it was difficult to get back into the programming mind from the last course I was also informed we would be working with process actuated systems using siemans plc (modern) which didnt come to light . all in all managed to scrape through

The possibility of fault finding o the course would be useful but course was aimed correctly building up knowledge.

Some pre course reading would be helpful. Simplified diagrams of inputs and outputs on ladder rung for easier revision. A basic programme or app to practice on after teaching hours.

Course was very good with lots of practical learning, would like to learn other more modern software e.g. studio 5000, work with HMI's

Elliot was helpful with the course contents and received some useful learning points. However i was hoping to progress onto more complex PLCs in the second week and explore more complex aspects of the PLCs (e.g networks, analogue functions, complex programs) as advertised on the internet. It was apparent early on that the course was very much set and there wasn't much flexibility to progress beyond the set contents of the course.