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Company take to long to make a pratical section appointement

Gary is an exemplary teacher, he talks you through what to do and also shows you how to do it, in complex situations he steps in and show you how to resolve the challenges one step at a time, which is what is required in the real world.

Impressed by the teaching instructors

As someone who only welds when I visit the training centre, the staff are always willing to help me with any issues I may have, they are always happy help.

Honestly I joined over a year ago just turned 18 didn’t have a job sales person Ali completely fooled me. Told me to edit my bank statement because I got paid cash in hand and couldn’t price payments over £1000 was under the impression it was subscription based. This guy came into my house and as I was young I felt pressured to sign that contract same day, he said there was only limited spaces available. Most importantly it was present as work at your own pace so when I started getting extra charges for late work I tried cancelling told me only way to cancel If I had a serous medical issue. Cherry on top it was presented as interactive learning I thought it would be live online classes, nope just a text book complicated system to navigate and limited help. No my credit scores bad thanks mate

It was great to study at err. Great tutors and nice admin staff. Thanks

My experience with EER has been extremely disappointing and, in my view, misleading from the very beginning.

Before enrolling, I was repeatedly told that this was a “work at your own pace” course and that I could complete it within my own timeframe. What I was not clearly informed of was that failing to complete the course within a specified period would result in additional charges. I believe this information should have been made much clearer during the sales process.

The course was also presented as being highly interactive. While I understood that some self-study would be involved, I was not prepared for the fact that the vast majority of the learning material consists of reading from textbooks. For anyone who struggles to learn primarily through reading, this may not be the right course. In my case, I found this particularly challenging and felt that little consideration was given to alternative learning needs.

Although tutor support is available, I received very little guidance on how to effectively use that support. It took me nearly two years to understand how to ask for the help I needed. For much of the course, I felt unsupported and out of my depth despite making a genuine effort to succeed.

As a neurodivergent student, I requested reasonable adjustments to help me access the course more effectively. The only adjustment offered was additional exam time which can only make the examination process more challenging rather than easier.

Communication and administration have also been a significant concern. I frequently received conflicting information through emails, letters and text messages regarding exam dates, times and locations. The various departments appear to operate independently, making it difficult to obtain clear answers or resolve issues efficiently.

A particular source of frustration has been the practical assessment arrangements. My understanding of the contract was that practical centres would be agreed between the student and the provider. However, after the closure of the centre closest to me, I was directed towards a centre in Wolverhampton, which is not a reasonable travelling distance for me. As someone earning minimum wage, the additional travel costs are difficult to justify. Despite raising these concerns, I have found little willingness to explore alternative solutions and they are happy to leave me unable to complete the course.

Due to what I believe are failures to deliver key aspects of the course as originally presented, I requested a partial refund so that I could pursue training better suited to my needs. This request was refused, leaving me with little option but to escalate the matter through formal complaints procedures and seek independent advice.

Overall, I feel that this course has provided far less support and flexibility than was promised during the sales process. Instead of helping me progress my career, it has created unnecessary stress, delays and additional expense. Based on my experience, I would advise prospective students to carefully review the course structure, time limits, support arrangements and assessment locations before committing to EER’s false promises.

This course has been horrible!

A serious warning...

To everyone seeking to gain skills in plumbing, electrical work, or gas engineering: do not be deceived by this fraudulent company. They are an extremely dangerous company. From the very beginning, they lie to you about their methods, procedures, and even the number of training centres they have. They even mislead you about the start dates of the practical classes, and you do not realise this until the deadline for cancelling your contract has passed. At that point, you find yourself trapped in a situation where cancelling this modern form of scam becomes practically impossible.

This company, together with another finance company, places you on a path with no way back. The quality of training is extremely poor. The instructors at the centres are very rude, disrespectful, and do not teach you anything of value.

The training programme at this college is designed in such a way that very few people can complete the course within the stated timeframe. This is because they constantly keep you waiting for practical classes while feeding you repetitive and pointless online material. When the practical classes finally take place, they hardly spend any time teaching you and simply want to finish the session as quickly as possible and leave.

Please, before enrolling on any course, thoroughly research companies like this and do not fall for the lies of their sales representatives and promoters.
Until recently, the vast majority of reviews were negative. I am not sure how this changed, but recently a number of positive reviews have appeared, which raises concerns about their authenticity.

Hi everyone '
I would like to say the ERR college is a really good place and nice staff so it's highly recommended .

Found the staff fairly rude and was asking for guidance and that wasn’t met, had a good time last time I went but this was unenjoyable and made me behind in my practical work, wouldn’t recommend Wolverhampton and Garry wasn’t a good tutor.

It’s amazing

The experience was exceptional well all the things were in point except the last exam which I think it needs 2hours 30 mins because we will be reading the book looking for answers
And the passing rate to be 40 not 42
Apart from that it was an amazing time

Everything, a well organised training-centre, professional tutors, Hard-Working and respectful staff.
Their practical facilities are unique and qualified tutors brings their teachings to your understanding. A lot of revision materials and revision done before exams therefore making it easy to study and pass your exams.

The have good instructors

Very effective training system used. Amazing Tutors and well established training centres. ( star.

I would put 0 stars because this college is the biggest scam I ever seen.
They lie from the beginning about the condition they offer.
They said I would do practical training in London and when was the time for me to do the practical sessions they sent me far away from London.
Of course I couldn't go then, I called them, they said they will soon open a training centre in Basildon but I need to wait. I spent about a year waiting and nothing changed. Finally I went to that location where they sent me first.
But unfortunately I lost a lot of time waiting for that centre in Basildon.
And recntly I found out that my contract is finished with them and I didn't get anything from them, they just robbed me of 7400£ for the plumbing course.
Do not make this mistake, do not enrol at any of the courses these liars offer!!!
The costumer service is awful, very rude people.
AVOID AT ALL COSTS!!!!!!!!

I would be very careful when booking course's with this company. Originally sold on the basis that they aim their at people in full time employment allowing them to 'take as much time as they need to complete' when realistically they contradict themselves, in the small print being a 36 month 'contract'. Also, the way the course was delivered completely different to how it actually was. When I brought this up with ERR, I was told 'don't worry everyone learns in different ways and different speeds'. I had also explained changes to my both personal and professional circumstances that were not acknowledged or helped with.

After being removed from the course I have found all their customer service representatives extremely unprofessional, aggressive, abrupt and unhelpful. Even after asking if there is anyway we can move forward to find a resolution, I was met with nothing.

They seem very happy at taking the money and doing less then the bare minimum.

SCAM. I don`t have words to write a feedback how bad this is. Just to letting you know, they have a good stars cause when we are doing lvl2/3 they kind of force/send us to leave them a review on them computer with our name an details. I paid them £8200 for my entire course just to be told My course run out....so every time I fail one exam, When i was ask to retake it asap, they always book me in after 3-4 months. I had some GOLA exam instead to send me to a place closes to me they send me from LONDON all the way to WOLVERHAMPTON .So my course run out. And now they didn't allow me to finish my course anymore cause i give them a bad feedback. I paid for my AM2 my NVQ, just to be kick out. they were saying management decision.

It was a good experience.

My experience at college has been very positive. The tutors are supportive and always willing to help when needed. In particular, John Ryan has been very helpful, especially during Week 8, where he really helped broaden my understanding and build my confidence. The course content is useful and practical, and I feel I am developing the skills needed for my future career.