I verbally was offered a place on a course, relating to my work - I have worked in this field professionally since 1999, and now am starting my own company as well.
I was told that submitting the forms was a formality to apply for the course, and I did so.
Only to be refused the place on the course, since, according to the refusal letter, I had no experience in the subject. Regardless of the fact I have been working in this field since 1999. (needless to say my original application had been backed up with CV, newspaper articles, long statement, etc- basically more than was asked for).
The educational institution then tried to back out of the fact they had offered me the place, and informed me that the course I had applied for was not described more than "sketchily" on thier literature and that there had been a misunderstanding. I do however have a witness to when I was stood in that office being verbally offered the place on the course originally.
Do I have any rights?
2006-11-20
23:07:12
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Laura-southdevonplayers
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