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AGGREGATE DATA
Placement Report
Aggregate, defined numbers across learners in a reporting period — with methodology.
Uncodemy publishes student outcome information in four separate forms so that individual success stories are never mistaken for typical results.
Each kind of outcome information has a different purpose — and a different limit.
Aggregate, defined numbers across learners in a reporting period — with methodology.
Individually verified learner journeys; examples of specific results, not typical results.
Opt-in journeys shared by learners who choose to be listed.
Practical work showing skills developed during training, independent of employment.
Every metric should say what counts as an enrolled learner, course completer, placement-seeking learner, interview opportunity, job offer and verified placement. Median and average salary belong alongside the highest figure.
A clear process helps readers understand where published outcome data comes from.
Placement activity and outcomes are recorded in internal placement records.
Reported outcomes are confirmed with the learner and, where available, supporting employment information.
Duplicate entries and repeat offers to the same learner are removed.
Internships, freelance roles and full-time employment are counted separately.
Figures are published with their reporting period and last-updated date.
No. Uncodemy provides career and placement assistance. Unless a program is sold under a separate written job-guarantee agreement with defined conditions, placement assistance is not a guarantee of employment, salary, employer or timeframe.
Salary outcomes vary by course, background and experience. Uncodemy publishes median, average and highest verified salary figures rather than a single headline number.
Uncodemy has supported over 5,500 learners into roles across all its programs. This is a company-wide total across all courses and locations, not a figure for any single course or city.
Reported outcomes are confirmed with the learner and, where available, supporting employment information. Duplicate entries are removed and internships and freelance roles are categorised separately from full-time employment.
No. Individual placement stories are examples of specific learners' outcomes and are not representative of every learner.
Transparent definitions make placement information more useful, credible and easier to evaluate.