Reading: I fell for a promise made by a marine engineering institute in my city. They assured me their college was fully approved, making me believe I could easily find a job after graduation. Sadly, I wasn’t aware of the specific recognitions needed for employment, and they managed to enroll me. Now, after two years, with the previous batch graduating, they say I need a certification like the one offered by DJ Shipping to secure a good job outside. What should I do?

I fell for a promise made by a marine engineering institute in my city. They assured me their college was fully approved, making me believe I could easily find a job after graduation. Sadly, I wasn’t aware of the specific recognitions needed for employment, and they managed to enroll me. Now, after two years, with the previous batch graduating, they say I need a certification like the one offered by DJ Shipping to secure a good job outside. What should I do?

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2 years ago

Law Forum › Category: Criminal › I fell for a promise made by a marine engineering institute in my city. They assured me their college was fully approved, making me believe I could easily find a job after graduation. Sadly, I wasn’t aware of the specific recognitions needed for employment, and they managed to enroll me. Now, after two years, with the previous batch graduating, they say I need a certification like the one offered by DJ Shipping to secure a good job outside. What should I do?

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I fell for a promise made by a marine engineering institute in my city. They assured me their college was fully approved, making me believe I could easily find a job after graduation. Sadly, I wasn’t aware of the specific recognitions needed for employment, and they managed to enroll me. Now, after two years, with the previous batch graduating, they say I need a certification like the one offered by DJ Shipping to secure a good job outside. What should I do?

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Apni Law Staff answered 2 years ago

You should immediately contact the institute and demand a refund or compensation for the false promises made. You can also file a complaint with the state education department and consumer protection authorities, highlighting the misleading information provided. Further, consider pursuing legal action against the institute for causing financial and academic loss.