Touchstone Education
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Whilst there was some useful information, the 2 day training is obviously a sales pitch to get individuals to part with 15k upfront, to attend the wealth academy. When asked if there was alternative way to pay, e.g from the first profits of a property flip, the answer was a straight forward 'No'. Most Universities/ learning establishments would allow payments by instalments. Given that Touchstone appear to be confident in their product then they should be confident that their mentorship would lead them to supporting a student to make enough profit to pay the 15k on their first deal. It's a shame that they are missing out on something that could guarantee them income and bring in more students. The 2 day training definitely did not go into sufficient detail e.g tax,to enable someone to go away and build wealth. Somewhat disappointing given that the initial pitch was they were going to show us how to do it. Towards the end of the 2 day course, it became a little more 'blunt' and obvious that sales was the name of the game. Not much teaching occurred on property, an attempt at psychoanalysis took place to persuade everyone to take up 'the last few remaining spaces on the Wealth Academy. I did leave early as there was swearing, and my 6 year old was sat next to me. It wasn't very proffessional and it felt aggressive. Sorry to be 'blunt'.