Earn £20,000

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This was an advert in my local rag:-

Network Engineer or Web designer and Earn £20K

> We urgently need motivated applicants to train and then join one of our associated companies as MCSE or CIW.

> Guaranteed Position on a minimum salary of £20k
upon completing around 50 days training.
> Computer experience not required (just so long as you know how to switch one on!)
> Contribution towards subsidised training - guaranteed employment

For more information click here

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The IT learning provider don't put their address on just a ref number and a telephone number

Now I ask everyone at CF what would you do?

1) Would you jump first and worry about it later, after all it's a dream come true!

2) Would you be apprehensive, think before applying do a little research?

3) Would you ignore it

Your comments please!

 

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back in the days, i would of applied for it hoping to get into IT but now i would think it would be one of those training providers and not bother!

 

ignore it...

 

my life span can be doubled, i can win millions of euros and i can have a huge penis. all guaranteed, if i were to believe the many emails, letters and phonecalls i get on a weekly basis.

 

I wouldn't bother with it.

 

now now d we all got what we wanted for xmas..

 

That's UK IT Training Limited at Tolworth! There has already been a huge number of "victims" who opted in with them - those who signed up for the MCSE track, only has 1 1/2 year to do it or you'll lose your place or pay extra (£300 per course module).

Then... in the contract, they are allowed to "make you wait up to six weeks" for the next module, therefore 1 1/2 year is not likely to be enough.

 

er, I think you mean wait up to six weeks...

 

Hey monkey , does it seem to good to be true then more than likely it is. Lok at d faktors response i really think that sums it up the best or if you dont believe me send me 500 quid and ill explain lol.

 

Actually zxspectrum, I was being Cheeky, hence my name!