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I was on the ISO 9001:2015 Lead Auditor training course in June last year and successfully passed the IRCA exam after the 5-day course with SQMC. The tutors provided the information in a great manner. I will certainly come back at some point for another ISO training module as they also offer 14001 and 45001 training courses.
I can strongly recommend the SQMC for the ISO 9001 Lead Auditor training course! The knowledge I gained during the 5-day course allowed me to pass the IRCA exam and become a fully competent Lead Auditor. SQMC provided a fantastic service at every stage, from the booking to the post-delivery service.
PS. And daily drinks and snacks, as well as lunch selection, were great at Carnegie Conference Centre!
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