Originally Posted by indigo
Some may say "buyer beware", as 6 to 10 weeks is often not enough time to become adept in coding a new language. Families may wish to see the job placement stats before signing up for such a course or camp.

This is a solid argument for "heavy-handed regulation," as it has been polemically called. The umbrella of regulation in this case serves the interests of the marketplace, because the existence of an accountability measure improves consumer confidence in the product, and boosts its market value. "Buyer beware" becomes "buyer aware."

The amount of money we're talking about here is a good incentive for fraud, and you can be sure there are fraudsters working the same sector as those offering a genuine article.