Hello everyone, the training courses are "in principle" too full of teaching material, so that even if no questions arise or no explanations are needed, it is not possible to cover everything sufficiently in the three days allocated. This is, of course, assuming that participants have programming/simulation skills. There should be no objection to increasing the basic and remaining training courses to a minimum of four full days, and it is clear that the course fee would therefore be adjusted accordingly. Therefore, the price/performance ratio is not appropriate at this time. However, companies that would like to use this training and software, especially for basic training, report that the training material was completely covered and understood, and that any questions that arose were addressed and the answers understood.
There were only three of us in the course and we attended the training on the first day until 6 p.m., on the second day from 8:30 a.m. to 6 p.m., and on the third day from 8:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. This meant that on day one, it was already clear that the amount of material could not be covered in the regular training time. Unfortunately, this is a huge negative aspect, which is particularly counterproductive in the area of learning/training. The product plan simulation is a very interesting product and arouses interest in more. Kind regards, Christian Kehl
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