Misold Training Package

[theberengersniper]

I can't help but feel you need to take some responsibility though Momon.

 

I do understand why you would be upset, but even so, it pays to apply some critical thought to what you're being told. Given that the course provider is not the one offering employment, you should really question on what basis they could possibly claim that you'd easily get a job after the course. They can't control that, so any claim of that sort should immediately be treated with significant scepticism.

 

I would suggest, moving forward from your current position, you pursue some of the Microsoft administered certified professional qualifications. As a software developer with decades of experience hiring other developers, I can tell you we hold qualifications from Microsoft in much higher regard than those from other providers; mostly, Cisco being a notable exception.

 

Think what you will of Microsoft and their products, but their accreditations are held in high regard in the industry.

 

TLDR - I can't see how you would have a cause of action against the training provider. I'll bet their 'guarantee' was either verbal, or their T&C make clear they don't guarantee employment on course completion.

[theberengersniper]

On 31/12/2022 at 12:07, momon121 said:

Going through the emails from Optima Training they have included part of the package is recruitment support to which we have not received at all. 

 

Well, you haven't received what you expect to be 'recruitment support', which sounds like you expected them to send job adverts to you.

 

Remember you are not bound by your interpretation of 'recruitment support', you're bound by theirs.

 

What does the small print/T&Cs say about this recruitment support and what it entails?