I signed up with Consortiq (UAVAir) on a friend's recommendation. I found their fast-track UAQ course to be very professionally run, well-structured and highly informative, from the course manuals and online 'distance learning' modules through to the Ground School assessment weekend. In my case this was at Exeter Racecourse, a wonderful venue with lots of space, yet with enough public access and diverse activities to give aspiring UAV operators plenty of scope to practice hazard assessments and flight planning for their future/ongoing careers in remote aerial work. Ground School was a busy time, but the course presenters did a great job of keeping stress levels low, no mean feat given the packed timetable - yet always with enough time for the inevitable questions, anecdotes and more than a few laughs. Thanks, guys - I shan't hesitate to recommend a UAVAir course to anyone who wishes to demonstrate their responsibility, safety awareness and professionalism as a qualified Remote Pilot, whether on a commercial or purely recreational basis.