The Faraday Centre Reviews

The lecturer has my sympathies concerning that as it was over a "zoom" call where cameras are not permitted at our site. The lecturer therefore had no visual feedback during the presentation and had no opportunities to "get to know the audience". The lecturer presented extremely well, overcoming these above technical difficulties. It was a well presented course and very well presented by the lecturer.

Really enjoyed the practical. The equipment with clear Perspex was also really helpful.

Lots of detail in the course. Alot of PowerPoint with so many slides, maybe cut down and add videos into the slides and maybe a little practical

The course was good but I would prefer some more practical such as using the proof tester

Very indepth course for the 3 days which i thought was very well presented by Mr Procopis who was very clear and helpful

Venue was very cold but very well presented. Course was good and very informative

A good, informative course, the only thing which lets it down is being done online. due to working conditions being in a garage for many attendees, there was a lot of back ground noise making it hard to hear at times. Also, courses such as this are a lot easier to learn and understand in person (for me anyway) Lecturer: Russ Burnett

Connor simplifies everything 😊

The lecturer Ged, was very experienced and his knowledge of the subject was extensive. He was happy to answer any questions and had a can do attitude. The only negative with the course was the lack of switchgear on site to operate and become familiar with. A future visit to the Faraday Centre will be planned in 2022 to gain this experience. The course was arranged by CBRE and site based in London.

All in all a great course led by two great chaps.