Originally Posted by
RichardH
You won't like this Duca I was an instructor at one of the first ATOs to introduce so called training protection/guarantees back in 2000. It's like most insurance policies full of get-out clauses to avoid paying out. Who gets to decide aptitude or effort a very fine line & you won't be making the decision. In all my time (over 20 years) at a couple of the major ATOs I can count on one hand the number of refunds given. It looks good on paper but different in reality as any student who appears to be a potential problem normally gets warned that their 'protection' will be revoked if they fail to reach certain standards, this was much more common than refunds.
I’ll ask further details about the method to evaluate the lack of aptitude or effort. However I didn’t understand what you meant with protection revocation.