Proactive Technical Training Reviews

Surprising how informative and relevant to our Job in telecoms it is. Suggest pushing this throughout VF field team especially for HP tasks requiring more standard electrical experience

Steve was an excellent instructor and explained things in an easy way that I understood. I think the course was presented well and the mix between practical and theory over the days instead of doing theory first then practical last meant I was fresh to put what I learnt into practice straight away so it gives a better understanding of what the course is trying to achieve

Classroom and building outdated etc but still staff and admin staff made it a good experience and comfortable experience

Great course overall! The trainer Steve was an excellent teacher and felt you could approach him at anytime to ask any technical questions.

Very intense. Would be better to extend the course. A lot to cover from the book and take in

Paid a lot of money for course and didn’t feel trainer had a great knowledge on the conduit bending and I watched YouTube videos in class to learn from. Had a bit of confidence walking out but not fully and kind of showed failing this part quite badly

Course was good, but the course was tailored more towards PRE site installations than POST installations. Our work covers maintenance and faults more than installation work. Also it could perhaps be reduced to 3 days rather than 4, but this is dependent on the skill levels within the class.

The instructor taught at a pace that suited me and was able to address any queries that were raised throughout the course. They were friendly and relaxed and very polite.

Really nice people, training / tutors always ready to help you learn with all the support required to get the end goals, for all of the exams. I would recommend this training centre to other work mates etc. Thank you

I do feel that there is quite alot of conflicting information that you have been given to teach and what AWE are informing me. Im pretty sure it’s down to conflicts of AWE.