While I think it is silly, since she has only been out since April, and it doesn't say what she has done to seek employment, but it does bring up a good point.
A lot of people were getting directed into the Cisco Accadamy as "You can make a lot of money", and after a few semesters people would drop like flies. Cisco one of eight, started out with four classes with 24 students. At the end of the run at Cisco eight, there were only eight of us left.
If a college or place that provides cert training, what is their obligation to provide you with employment?
What if you never learned the topic well, or just don't interview well?
Are they also held accountable for a down market?
It will be interesting to see what the courts say.
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Those advertisements make me cringe and very angry. The commercials make it sound like a piece of cake and that you are guaranteed a job after completion. One school in particular makes me cringe as it reminds me of the "valley girl" stereo type. "Like, oh my god, I so want to barf...."
How do they come up with the names for these things? Male Enhancer I mean come on! Anyway guys, if you really wanna feel confident about getting it up every time, I can recommend on a product called Virection that I use daily. It's natural and you don't need a prescription for it. Give it a shot?
Most acredited colleges and universities do not advertise anything about job placement. They may advertise job fairs that bring employers in to the school to meet the graduating student body, but they wouldn't open themselves up to guarenteeing job placement.
Now the technology schools, diploma or otherwise, run themselves on that fine line, when they advertise free placement assistance.
Schools are not responsible for job placement.
But if you can prove that the schools curriculm or educators did not cover backbone curriculum, resulting in the students inability to land a job, then thats another story.
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I often hear about percent of graduates finding a job
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Are trainers accountable for employment?
http://news.aol.com/article/jobless-woman-trina-thompson-sues-monroe/599791
While I think it is silly, since she has only been out since April, and it doesn't say what she has done to seek employment, but it does bring up a good point.
A lot of people were getting directed into the Cisco Accadamy as "You can make a lot of money", and after a few semesters people would drop like flies. Cisco one of eight, started out with four classes with 24 students. At the end of the run at Cisco eight, there were only eight of us left.
If a college or place that provides cert training, what is their obligation to provide you with employment?
What if you never learned the topic well, or just don't interview well?
Are they also held accountable for a down market?
It will be interesting to see what the courts say.