The Faraday Centre Reviews

Course was good and interesting, venue well equipped, lunches were very good, workshop was very well equipped and well presented.

Brian Dixon was helpful and informative providing myself with the information need for the course and with experience to give advice on best practice within the industry. Really enjoyed the course and learnt a great deal.

Enjoyed the course , was interesting , not too heavy , good mix or practical and theory

The course was as I expected and more. Really enjoyed the course and the content was very relevant to my personal job role as an electrical technician. Tutor was very knowledgeable and helpful throughout.

Spot on course

The course was as I expected and more. Really enjoyed the course and the content was very relevant to my personal job role as an electrical technician. Tutor was very knowledgeable and helpful throughout.

Instructor knew he subject and delivered it well Lecture room on the cold side

The Facility at Wilton was top class, a huge range of different HV circuit breakers and switching operations which is good for someone who hasn’t the ability to work/switch different types of CB’s at their work place.. The lecturer on my course was a Mr B Gallagher, he was extremely approachable and very knowledgeable in regards to all the info required to get the most out of the course. Time was spent going over both the Theory and practicable work with allowances for going back over any aspects that required further appreciation/training. I have in the past attended a S1 course at an older facility but would highly recommend doing the S4 as it covers more and seemed a lot more in depth and more valuable to someone who carries out HV switching procedures. The test centre as a whole is 10/10 from classroom to workshop and the building amenities.

Lee is an excellent Lecturer and a credit to the Faraday Centre. His expertise and knowledge within the HV industry is fantastic and his approach to learning is excellent

First time at this venue and found the lecturer Lee Hubbard to be very engaging and knowledgeable.