Where to check, and where to complain
Three questions, answered country by country. Each answer was confirmed against the publisher's own primary source, or is marked as not found.
Most career advice tells you to "do your research" and stops there. These are the places research is actually possible — and, just as usefully, the places where it is not.
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Graduate earnings by course
11 governments match graduate records to tax or social-insurance records and publish what each course actually leads to. In 17 more markets, no such dataset was found at all.
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Complaining about a training provider
17 consumer regulators, the law each one enforces, what enforcement could be found, and how to file.
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Where employers must publish pay
9 disclosure rules: what each requires, who it binds, and what actually gets published.
Two rules govern these tables and they are not decoration. A row marked unverified has not been confirmed against a primary source and must be treated as a lead, not a fact. And none found means exactly that — it is a statement about the search, not a finding that no enforcement exists. Several of these bodies publish almost nothing in English and work mainly through mediation.