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Practical should be the week after not booking for a month or more after
If have break between course and exams. Candidates get chance for more studies
My major criticism of the venue is the parking, it can be hard to find a space due to sharing with the adjacent business. In comparison to there being loads of reserved instructor spaces but very few instructors. Also, why am I still here after 12 on friday when I finished 1hr 30mins ago?
I feel the course wasn't long enough to cover most topics in detail. I found we weren't, as a class prepared enough for the final project which had a section that we hadn't even been taught.
Fast paced course. Students must pick up examples quickly in order to move on. I would like to have seen more example programs, in the form of handouts, as well as having more instruction on how to complete the final project. I felt a little under prepared to carry out certain function, namely the stop/pause function etc.
Mark was a great tutor and was very knowledgeable and informative. He has put me on a good footing to take on the electrical side of my job, with more confidence. Many thanks to Mark.
very good course, i was expecting to be fault finding. maybe this was due to me misunderstanding the course curriculum
Need to have Y plan system set up to fault find with 3 port valve.
The layout of classroom wasn't very effective as everything was crammed in one classroom. It wasn't possible for every students to see what tutor was writing on white board and there wasn't enough room to move the board too. The training RIGs weren't enough for every students as there were only 9 and some of them were broken and the total students were 11. However, Wendy (tutor) was amazing, highly efficient, cooperative and very helpful.