P3 - Practical Advanced Protection Training Reviews

Interesting course with great practical elements and superbly ran by Al.

Excellent course and very worth while. Been great experience working on the different relays and programming them up to allow us to work on them and test them. Alan is very knowledgable and helps along the way as well as explaining plenty about how the relay works and there uses. Great course

The Faraday Centre P3 Advanced Protection course was strongly focused on the practical application of transformer protection rather than extended theoretical coverage. The course provided hands-on experience in configuring and validating protection settings on ABB, Schneider, SEL, and Siemens relays. Exercises covered key transformer and feeder protection functions. The practical approach to navigating different relay platforms and implementing equivalent protection philosophies across multiple manufacturers was particularly valuable. This significantly improved my understanding of how protection principles are translated into vendor-specific settings and logic. Overall, the course was well structured, technically rigorous, and directly applicable to professional protection engineering work. I will recommend booking a course with Faraday.

The course has been informative and enjoyable. Having the opportunity to test the variety of devices in a classroom environment has been invaluable.

Excellent course that gives you a solid base for testing numerical relays, Alan is a very knowledgable lecturer

Course was excellent and provided us with all the information and practical know how. I will be able to take the learnings back to my place of work. Alan was very helpful and answered all questions

Consider adding extra units for differential and generator protection.

Lecturer was very knowledgeable of the protection subject which really helped, as discussed some transformer diffs and generator protection would be a good addition to the course or add a top course

Good experience in a lab environment testing various relays for commissioning.

The knowledge and skill sets acquired are quite commendable and satisfying