PLC 10 Reviews

very good course but felt like a bit more time is maybe needed for people that are completely new to plc's and ladder logic but over all very informative. I feel like i have a good understanding of the subject.

could do with more options for vegetarian / vegan as I had the same thing for lunch every day.

Fantastic course and presented brilliantly.

A very good informative course and highly recommended.

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 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

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.

I asked for additional help with after work reading material, so I could study back at the hotel, no hand outs that where useful, usb had less than useful material on it and the zip files wouldn't open, very disappointed in the course, feel like I wasted me resettlement grant and I'm contemplating cancelling my second course with you.

Please could you pass on my thanks to Mohammadali for an enjoyable and worthwhile course. The practical element of the PLC course is really good and has definitely helped me learn a new skill to bring to my workplace and encouraged me to learn more. Thank you! Stuart