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Course by Academy Xi Guarantees a Tech Job

The world is changing and it is in a destructive way. Long term employment is fading from sight. Technology is destroying existing industries. The situation has never been so bad. Even now, 268,000 Australians have been retrenched.

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It is forecast that 40 percent of jobs will disappear over the next 15 years. companies are improving efficiency and productivity by cutting working hours. Many countries have moved to the soul destroying employment by the hour.

As more work is done be "machines" labor demand declines. Global competition is causing this. Perhaps this is why tariffs are back. When the economic structure changes it impacts on political structures. There is a loop here. If wages fall, demand declines as well. 

A new business has opened in Australia. If you complete their ten week course, you are guaranteed a job. No work and you get your money back. This is aimed at tech people. Yes, even a growing sector is casting off workers.

Academy Xi could be on a hiding to nothing. The question must be asked - Where do these employment opportunities come from? Companies who need highly trained workers can get them from overseas. Formal training does not presently provide workers who can do the job in tech. Many are self-taught in IT.
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