View Full Version : Genuine City and Guilds Centres?
sanjlon
24th March 2007, 12:27 PM
Recently i have nearly paid £500 for a 2391 course. Does everyone know that there is alot of scandal going on where some companies are not registered with city and Guilds and offering courses?
So i advise before recruiting on any course with any college etc please check with C & G to see that the place you are going to pay hard earned money is a genuine centre and not some ripp off place!
good luck guys.
There should be a name and shame site to safeguard students interests!
conductor
29th March 2007, 04:30 PM
Hello Sanjlon,
There's a lot of rip-off places out there who charge hundreds or even over a thousand pounds for courses and some of them ARE genuine City and Guilds centres !
Remember, you don't have to sit through weeks of courses to get a qalification. I purchesed some info online and flew my 2381. I sat the exam at a genuine C & G centre but didn't pay more than 30 quid for my course material. So why should I pay £300 or more to a GENUINE City and Guilds centre when I can get the same information and pass the exam for less than 30 quid?
By they way there were 6 of us in the exam and the other 5 had spent the week at the genuine C & G centre and paid almost £500 for the course. Guess who had the highest mark out of the 6 of us? Yes, me who spent £30 for a course!
aaronj
4th October 2008, 06:27 PM
Where did you buy the course for £30 conductor? I've seen lots advertised but they're cheaper and I want a good one.
Thanks Aaron
bodge64
9th October 2008, 06:52 PM
if you have children and claim working tax credit you may be able to get courses funded.i got my 2381 and 2391 paid for.
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