The guarantee

Finish the year, keep the rules, send your applications. If you have no contract six months after the course ends, you get back every peso you paid.

One hundred percent. Not half. And here are the conditions in full, on this page rather than in fine print:

Attendance.

Two or three absences without notice for the whole year. That is the budget. Notice beforehand does not spend it; notice afterwards does not count.

The work.

All twelve recorded tasks handed in, and all four phases finished, including the CV and the interview on camera.

The search.

A minimum number of real applications through legitimate agencies, and every interview you obtain is attended.

Turning down a real offer voids it.

Getting the offer is the placement. The guarantee is about the door, not about liking the ship behind it.

The window opens when the course ends at the end of September and runs six months, closing at the end of March. Refunds are paid in instalments over six months, written into the contract from the start.

If you quit there is no refund, at any point, for any reason. Quitting is not a guarantee case, it is the opposite of one. Losing the guarantee is not expulsion either: you can stay, finish, and still be placed.