Student Job Placement Disclaimer

Rob Cyber's 21 DAY CYBER course provides Cybersecurity training designed to help students develop practical skills for pursuing roles in IT and Cybersecurity. This program is not a guaranteed job placement service, and enrollment should not be viewed as a direct route to employment.

We make no promises or guarantees regarding job offers, salaries, interviews, or hiring outcomes. Career success is influenced by a variety of factors including your effort, consistency, prior experience, location, market conditions, and employer requirements - all of which are outside of our control.

Any examples of student success shown on our website or social media represent individual experiences and are not typical or guaranteed outcomes. Additionally, some students do not complete the program, do not apply the training, or may face challenges securing employment even after completing the program. Results vary from student to student, and each student is responsible for their own career outcomes, results, and level of success.

Translation: The 21 DAY CYBER course by itself won’t get you a job. You’ll need additional certifications and IT experience to qualify for Cybersecurity jobs. Since Rob Cyber can’t control the effort level of each student, your success or lack of success is solely dependent on you and how hard you work.

Student Earnings Disclaimer

Rob Cyber's 21 DAY CYBER course mentions a potential salary of $100,000 Per Year. However, it's important to note that this
is an approximation and not a guaranteed income. Entry-level salaries in the Cybersecurity field typically range from $70,000 to
$80,000 Per Year, and these figures can vary based on factors such as location, experience, qualifications, and market conditions.

Realistically, 21 DAY CYBER students who secure a job can expect to start with an entry-level salary and progressively work their way
up to potentially reach $100,000 Per Year or more. Rob Cyber expresses confidence in advertising this earning potential because it falls well
below the median salary of $125,000 Per Year reported for Information Security Analysts by the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS).

Translation: If the median salary is $125,000 Per Year, then promoting an earning potential of $100,000 Per Year is not considered false advertising.

With all that being said, Multiple 21 DAY CYBER students have achieved job salaries of $100,000 Per Year or More.