Lcft Reviews 12

SCAM. Just a scam website giving some definitions and taking a big amount without any option for refund

Beware! This is a scam website. They claim to offer practical hands on training but it is a bunch of AI generated material which is read by an AI. There is no contact on the website if you wish to contact them and none of the website links are working. I made a payment and in my account they referenced London School of Planning which is a legitimate website. This is clearly a scam.

In addition, they have cleverly kept the 2 months payment option below £100 as this might be difficult to dispute with the bank given that the payments below £100 may not be easy to recover. Please avoid this site by all means.

I was interested in a course that was advertised as 100% online. The details of the course were directly copy-pasted from another training company that I am familiar with. It also claimed to offer ''hands-on training and real-world simulations. Students will have the opportunity to practice rigging techniques in a controlled environment'' which is obviously impossible, given that it's an online course. I asked a question, and despite the chat claiming to ''answer immediately'' I got no response at all. AVOID!

A serviced office is the address, out of date website, 2024 at the bottom, screams scam as soon as you view it. Checked this site and every single review is the same "scam school" or "avoid" I have reported to all relevant bodies to take it off line.

The content is AI generated, poor and extremely high level. There is almost no value whatsoever to be had from this course, it feels like an expanded glossary

And then there's a "quiz" system that unlocks question modules every few days and you need to wait for them to unlock in order to finish the course and get a certificate.

15 minutes in the course I tried to contact them to request a refund but there's no response. There's also no information about this so-called "college" on their website either

Total scam
Ridiculous multiple choice questions
Written by AI
Repetitive answers.
Possible to pass at 98 % with no study
did 5 units in 10 minutes

Disappointing Experience – Unresponsive and Unaccredited Course.
I enrolled in a professional certificate course on biophilic design from the London College of Foreign Trade, expecting original content and reputable accreditation. Unfortunately, the course offered recycled, repetitive, and poorly generated AI materials with no substantial insights, and the certificate lacks credibility. When I reached out for support and a refund, I received no response. This experience has undermined my trust and may have negative consequences for my professional reputation if i continue with this course and took the certificate. The exam is just a facade. I strongly advise others to not register for anything they provide.

I enrolled in a course about Financial Modelling in film and TV industry. From the first unit of the course, it felt like something was off. Upon more detailed review, I believe that the whole course was written by AI, same text over and over again, with the same script and very similar beginning and ends to each module. In the activities and exercise module, they apparently are giving you a number of exercises to do, but basically you have none. They just say "In this activity, we will...different techniques" etc. Then tells you what to do but you have no base, no real life example, nothing. I think that this is a scam and I would avoid paying for courses at this "institution".

Professional Certificate in Basics of Actuarial Pricing Strategies Platforms

This is a 100% online course. I found the material throughout the whole course very very repetitive.

Each of the units very rarely introduced any new concepts.

Feels like a lot of the material on this course is generated by a tool like ChatGPT, when you're paying £125, I'd expect bespoke tailored material.

Each unit constituted of a quiz at the end, which was multiple choice, which is fine. But it's not fine when 3 of the 4 options are completely irrelevant and do not related to the question and most of the time are duplicated across the questions.

I also found that for given quiz, that if you selected the same option (A, B, C, D) you'll get the correct answer. For example an entire quiz (a particular unit), if selected the answer B you'll get all the questions correct.

Waste of money!

I took the "Extreme Sports Filming" course expecting professional, hands-on content. What I got instead was a disorganized collection of repetitive text, no visuals, no real instruction, and quizzes that were so basic they felt like a joke. It’s honestly hard to believe this was put together by human instructors — it reads like a poorly generated AI script with zero editing or quality control.

How can a course about filming have zero footage? No images, no breakdowns, no examples — just generic filler content repeated over and over. The quizzes tested nothing, and the entire experience felt like a money-grab scheme disguised as an educational offering.

There’s no structure, no depth, and no application to the real world. You’ll walk away with nothing practical, just frustration and wasted time. Avoid this course and platform if you’re serious about learning. It’s a textbook example of how not to deliver online education.

This is a scam school. The content is purely repetitive text snippets taken out of wikipedia or Ai. There are no videos, expert tips, nothing! and the audios are completely useless. I asked for a refund and they ignore my email. Avoid this so called college. It is a big scam.

My experience with this college has been nothing short of a nightmare. I enrolled in a course expecting to start immediately, as advertised. However, after paying, I was repeatedly misled with empty promises and constant delays.

I was told I would receive my login details within 48 hours, but that never happened. Each time I followed up, I got a different excuse—first, "tomorrow," then "next day," then "due to course changes," and finally, I was told I wouldn't get access until next week—something that was never mentioned on their website before I paid.

Feeling deceived, I requested a refund, and Rebecca from their team confirmed it would be issued. Yet, despite multiple follow-ups, I am still waiting. They continue to ignore my emails and refuse to take responsibility.

This college is a scam, preying on students with false advertising and then refusing to refund them when they fail to deliver.

Stay far away from this dishonest and unprofessional institution! They take your money, give you nothing in return, and disappear when you ask for accountability. Do not trust them!