Full stack courses with a placement guarantee: read the terms first 

What the phrase usually means

Most advertised guarantees resolve to one of three things: guaranteed interview opportunities with no promise of outcome; placement conditional on attendance and assessment thresholds; or a fee refund if you're not placed within a defined window.

All three are legitimate. The problem is that all three are advertised with the same words, so the phrase alone tells you nothing. The conditions are the product.

The questions to ask before signing

Ask these of any institute, and get the answers in writing rather than on a call:

• What must I do to stay eligible: attendance, assessment scores, project submission?
• Does support end after a fixed number of months, or continue until I'm placed?
• Is the guarantee about interviews, or about an offer?
• If a refund applies, what triggers it and how long does it take?
• How many companies will I actually be put in front of?
• What happens if I reject an offer? Does that end the support?

How ours works, and the honest caveat

Our support continues until you're placed rather than expiring, conditional on completing the course and meeting assessment criteria. Students receive unlimited interview opportunities rather than a capped number, and the refund terms are published in full at /refund-policy.

No institute can guarantee an outcome that depends substantially on you: attendance, practice and interview performance sit on your side of the line, which is why every guarantee has conditions. Treat any promise that ignores your own contribution with suspicion, ours included.