'I paid thousands to a company for jobs that never came'
Summary
A company named Synetal Solutions promised healthcare job training and guaranteed sponsored jobs but did not deliver the jobs to several customers. People who paid thousands of pounds said the training was poor and that job offers never arrived, leaving them financially hurt. The company denies the main complaints and says it follows agreements, while some organizations said they have no connection to the company.Key Facts
- Synetal Solutions was registered in 2025 and offers training programs for healthcare and IT jobs.
- Customers, including Apurv Patel, paid around £3,600 for training and promised job placements that never happened.
- Patel reported poor-quality training and no job interviews or offers after eight months.
- Citizens Advice in London has seen more scams like this since the government stopped overseas care worker recruitment.
- Synetal Solutions disputes claims that their training and job offers are fake.
- Emails from the company offered a "three-month recruitment programme" with training and sponsored job placement for £5,500.
- The training platform iHasco confirmed Synetal Solutions is a customer but said its content is not allowed to be resold to individuals.
- Some healthcare organizations listed on Synetal Solutions’ website said they are not connected to the company and did not approve use of their logos or certificates.
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