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Lol. You obviously think everyone is out to get you. Let me give you a little secret from the grapevine. I hear that some companies are already booking the graduates ahead of time. I won’t say much � But please go ahead and keep thinking it is scam �

Psychodavidovic:
Even if it isn't a scam, that maths doesn't make sense. It's like lottery/betting.

People are paying 10k to register, which they are painting to be cheap, but it isn't if you don't get picked at the end. It is only cheap if you get picked.

Imagine 1000 people paying to 10k to register and only 50 gets picked for the session/year(they obviously can't pick everybody). That's 950 people that wasted 10k totalling 9.5m. (even if they pick more people, bottom line is that those who don't get picked are the ones that are going to be funding the program for those that do)

If you get picked, trained and a job is secured for you, you still get to pay $500 (this will deducted on a monthly basis over several months) which is basically the average price of most coding bootcamps.

IMO, You're better off paying the whole fee somewhere else, learn what you want and get a job yourself. If you think you're gonna get lucky, you can still go ahead and give it a shot.

It is not a fraud and nobody is trying to defraud anyone. They are infact taking the bulk of the risk by allowing people pay when they get a job. The mission is to increase the number of tech talents in Africa as they are now in high demand. So people get trained and can begin to access these job opportunities.

NairaHunter:
Are you inferring that this is legit and not a fraud?

Yes. It is online.

You know there’s a golden rule that states ‘$200,000 is enough for you to live a comfortable life anywhere in the world’

Everyone wants to live a good life, I mean who doesn’t want to earn in millions?
Unfortunately not everyone gets to live the life they want.

Do you know why that is?

Because some are not bold enough to take up opportunities that come their way while some were just not lucky to have these opportunities.

So what if there’s an opportunity for you reading this? I must warn you this is not some pyramid scheme, this requires you to put in the work. You can’t reap rewards without putting in effort.

Do you know an average software engineer earns about $87,000 yearly? So on the average, they make more than $200,000 in three years!

What if I told you that you could become a software engineer in one year? E shock you?
Do not be, it is very possible.

With AltSchool Africa’s software engineering program, you can earn a diploma in software engineering in 12 months (9 months tutoring + 3 months internship). The program is self-paced and very flexible.

What makes this all the more juicy? You do not have to pay tuition until you get hired. Start for free and pay when you start to earn good money. The only thing required of you to register is an application fee of N10,000. A small price to pay for the big rewards that await.

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