Jobs Were Falsely Advertised

I ran paid training schemes claiming guaranteed employment afterward. The harm affected people who paid course fees expecting work. Sessions were held and certificates issued, but no employer partnerships existed. I concealed this by referencing future contracts and ongoing talks. I benefited through steady enrolment fees. When trainees demanded placements, courses ended and new intakes replaced them. Complaints were dismissed as misunderstandings. The scheme closed once attendance dropped. Participants were left qualified on paper only, with no job outcomes and no refunds.