Just to point out.
There's a 12 months diploma course being run at 3dsense that
costs around 18k last i remembered.
Now because of SPUR, it costs 2,200 and students receive an
additional 1,000 per month for 6 months as a subsidy.
Just one of the example that i know of currently.
I'm not too sure how much they're giving for the courses of the
other industries, though.
But a person that has housing mortgages, bank loans, credit
card bills and yet still have few savings in the bank seems to me
to be living beyond their means and has a weak sense of
responsibility.
Would it be fair then, to use the money for people who live
within their means and save alot to pay for the spendthrift habits
of people who aren't responsible with their money?
i wonder how some of these training companies get the chance to
offer their training to the unemployed?
I wonder After pay and pay the course fees, after spending
months without income on it, is the job guaranteed at the end of
the tunnel or is it a tunnel where the sun don't shine?
as u can see, i have no clues.
