City and Guilds – Programmable Logic Controllers Reviews

Course length is good for a single PLC, to incorporate multiple PLC ie, working both Siemens and Alan Bradley, 2 more days for transposition of knowledge into second PLC.

Great training site and great knowledge from the tutor who was very helpful

Overall the course was informative and the material given and delivered great. disappointed no topics on analogue input and outputs was shown.

The PLC5 course is enjoyable and very educational, focused on programming aspect of PLC.

The course is useful and the tutor is very knowledgeable. At each stage of questioning i felt like i understood the topic better. I think the course content could have been sped up. I would've liked more time to complete all the exercises, including the really challenging ones. The use of the software is most enjoyable on these challenging problems. perhaps the afternoon session after the 3rd break could be solely focused on completing the challenging programs. I think it was useful to have the physical systems to work on. This is definitely valuable. However would've preferred some more focus on seeing other systems and code. For example, the tutor could show us a video of a system and how his code facilitated it's operation. Other than that the course was perfect.

Arsham was a fantastic tutor. He was very knowledgeable and patient, a credit to your company! I'll be recommending the course to anyone who's interested.

Very satisfied with the contents of the course and how it was delivered. Equipment available was very simple to use. Facilities were great.

Fantastic course and exceeded my expectations. Very knowledgable tutor who was supportive. Equipment and materials provided were great and helped massively in achieving my qualification.

Great facilities and a great attitude towards learning, I would like to have seen more examples of the key parts of PLC programming, It was quite difficult to get information from the tutor when struggling on a specific topic, I believe he was making me think for myself as he knew the answer was at my fingertips. A method that eventually worked well.

The time was not long enough.