Anybody done a training with ukittraining??? Really Urgent

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Thank you veru much for helping...
But there is still one question I have: Was anybody not accepted to the training?
What is interestnig, the career consultant said me that it costs 2,550 interestnig????????
I think I will ask them to send me a contract by post, as I am located in Hastings now. Reading it carefully I wil make my decision.
If it is so as Chip wrote, it doesn't suits me.
As well I would be very grateful if someone can recommend me courses or training with all payments after completing it.
Hope to read something soon

 

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Helenecik - have a look into Career Development Loans (clickable link). Any course that offers finance by this method means you can repay after the course (or 2 years, I think). However, remember - it is a loan, and should be treated as such throughout. You should also read the terms that apply to it as well as to your course.

 

that price is probably without the VAT.

 

Hi Benjamin,

I am currently doing a training with UK IT. I am doing web designer/developer course, so this what I am saying applies for that course.

If I knoew only 10% before I signed with them what I know now I whould have never signed to do a training by them.

They say 60 days training, but they dont tell your that it takes almost 2 years to finish that training. That's not only problem with UK IT Training. You are not on control of the pace of the studies, so the condition which you have to meet in order for them to find work for you is in their hand. You have to wait up to 3 months until they schedule a course, this way you will not be able to meet the deadline. When they schedule courses they don't invite you to attend.

To sum up you are not in control of the pace of studies.

When I complained about failing to invite me to the course when it was scheduled they just gnored me, trying to put blame on me. They are more secretive than MI5.

Personally i am seeking legal advice, and probably will end to court with them.

 

assuming you meet the conditions in the contract I presume! (including the undoubted disclaimers!!)

 

huh ?

 

you don't work in London do you
Besides, you have to bear in mind that career changers have all sorts of backgrounds and, for example, an ex engineering project manager could walk into a 50k job in IT 'cos of the prior experience they have

 

but thats the point... their job is not mapping drives, but managing...

 

This begs the question, what criteria are you judging them on?

Managers are usually judged by bean counters not their subordinates

 

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Kablad,

I'm not too sure you can do this, thats just my gut feeling, I'll let someone else answer this properly with the facts.

 

I strongly suspect that your agreement is non-transferable.
And why would anyone want to take on your debt on your behalf?

 

I have removed the content of kablad's post and restored this thread, as the rest of the thread is a lively, interesting discussion - don't want to lost that due to one bad post.

 

apologies for not replying in time, but it states in my contract i have to introduce someone whoes at the same level as me and i only just started so anyone just starting would be at the same level as me.