| FRAUD used by SCHOOLSStudents want to
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| | would arrest the backpacker and fine or
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| attend high quality established schools.
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| | close the school for using an illegal
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| Schools will use fraud to attract
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| | worker. This scam would net the agent
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| students to their school or attempt to
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| | half a years regular office salary. With
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| appear more established to qualify for
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| | 5,000 small language schools - there were
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| government programs or association
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| | plenty of uninformed new victims. That is
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| membership. Schools that claim to have
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| | also why these agents they use a
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| specific affiliations, qualifications,
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| | different name or company name every six
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| assets, programs, staff or history that
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| | months.FRAUD used by STUDENTSThe most
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| are untrue are committing fraud. Schools
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| | prevalent fraud is to use the student
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| have also used fraudulent statistics to
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| | visa as an entry into Canada to work.
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| show jobs or salary upon graduation.A
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| | These fraud students take away jobs from
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| favorite trick is to name a language
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| | Canadian immigrant newcomers and jobs for
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| school as a "college". The word college
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| | Canadian students. If one really looked
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| in Canada is not an official use name and
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| | at the reasons for Canadian student,
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| anyone can name any building, house or
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| | youth and newcomer unemployment in Canada
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| barn as a college. Students should not
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| | - significant culprits are the employers
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| choose a school simply because it has
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| | who use illegal workers.Students have
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| college in the name. College in the name
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| | hired imposters to take tests for them,
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| does not mean anything in Canada.Another
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| | paid exam proctors to complete exams,
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| trick is to use the same name or almost
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| | bought essays from "experts" to submit as
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| identical name of a famous school in the
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| | their own and bribed school officials to
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| USA, UK, Asia, or Europe. If the famous
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| | change their marks in the official
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| school has not registered the name in
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| | records. The victims of this student
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| Canada then anyone else can register the
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| | fraud are all the honest hardworking
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| name without any affiliation with the
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| | students that were denied admission into
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| original school at all. Students should
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| | restricted programs because their marks
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| not pick a school because it has a famous
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| | were not as good as the fraud students
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| name in their country as it may have no
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| | who were admitted.FRAUD used by
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| affiliation at all and is designed to
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| | TEACHERSThe most used frauds are fake
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| trick students.Schools will appoint
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| | degrees, diplomas or fabricated resumes.
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| international agents or representatives
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| | Because the demand is high for qualified
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| to promote and market the school to
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| | ESL teachers overseas and these schools
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| potential students then not pay for the
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| | have few or no resources to check
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| advertising or not pay the agency fees.
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| | credentials many fakes go undetected.
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| Fraud schools will defraud agents by
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| | There have been estimates that 30% of the
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| stating students did not register.Some of
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| | teachers in Korea used fake degrees to
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| the schools are owned by agents. When an
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| | get jobs, and over 60 % of the teachers
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| independent agent presents the school
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| | in China have absolutely no
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| with a potential student that student
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| | qualifications or fake certificates.The
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| will be contacted by the head office
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| | most common "Teacher Fraud" is traveling
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| agency and re-registered in the name of
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| | to overseas countries on a visitor visa
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| that agent thus defrauding the original
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| | and then teaching illegally.FRAUD used by
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| hardworking agent.FRAUD used by
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| | Homestay ProvidersHomestay can be a
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| AGENTSStudents looking for foreign
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| | wonderful experience for international
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| schools and teachers looking for overseas
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| | students when the host family is honest,
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| employment use agents to simplify travel
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| | provides all the contracted services and
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| and registration arrangements that are
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| | quality time with the students.Fraud by
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| usually made in a foreign language.Agents
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| | homestay providers occurs when the family
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| have used a number of practices to
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| | cannot speak English or there is no food,
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| deceive students, teachers, schools and
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| | heat, water, toilets or electricity in
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| immigration officials.Agents committing
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| | the house. Some fraud homestay providers
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| fraud sell fake medical reports, fake
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| | jam 5 or 6 students into an illegal
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| police reports, fake bank deposits
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| | basement apartment and some homestay
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| records, fake identities and travel
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| | families work at their 3 jobs spending no
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| documents. These illegal practices
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| | time at home with the students. The
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| include access to student visas, illegal
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| | dangerous homestay providers are the sex
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| access to free medical services and
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| | predators looking for new victims.FRAUD
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| illegal jobs.There was a famous case in
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| | used by DEGREE MILLSA degree mill is any
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| Toronto where fraud agents just sat in a
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| | organization that issues fake
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| coffee shop outside a language school.
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| | credentials. There are fraud schools that
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| They approached Asian students and spoke
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| | offer degrees for life experience and
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| in Korean or Japanese only. They asked
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| | claim this is the equivalent of an
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| students if they had signed up for the
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| | academic degree from an accredited
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| ajoining language school. They were also
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| | university. Sorry but many believe this
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| asked if the students had used an agent.
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| | is fraud.The usual price for a fake
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| If the students had signed directly they
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| | degree or tesl certificate is $100 in
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| were made an offer that if they went back
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| | Asia. Many of the schools are attempting
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| to the school and placed the fraudsters
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| | to eliminate the frauds by asking for
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| name as agent they would get a 10 or 15%
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| | university telephone contacts or the
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| refund from the fraudsters.Agents have
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| | university transcript marks sent directly
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| promised teachers overseas jobs that do
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| | to the school. The more aggressive fraud
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| not exist. Agents have promised
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| | degree mills are now selling "the
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| facilities or accommodation or teaching
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| | package" degree, tesl, transcript and
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| resources that do not exist. Wages that
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| | hotline university contact # for the fake
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| are not paid, work visas that never
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| | university for $600. The frauds are
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| appear and host of other problems.One
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| | faster than the police.There are many ESL
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| agent operated a fake teachers
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| | teachers who have taken a 10 or maybe 20
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| "blacklist". He placed a few known
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| | hour program in a hotel room somewhere or
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| criminal schools then a few of the
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| | completed some internet reading program
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| legitimate schools on the list. This
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| | and suddenly claim to be a certified
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| agent was charging fees to the honest
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| | TESOL, TESL or TEFL teacher. Many of
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| schools to be removed.There were a couple
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| | these "certified teachers" have never
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| of agents that were promising backpackers
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| | been in a classroom. Sorry but many
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| jobs as English conversation teachers.
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| | believe that this is fraud.ESL in Canada
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| They told the backpackers that no visa or
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| | has conducted several tours of ESL
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| degree was required. They told the
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| | schools across Canada and the USA. Our
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| English school that they had a teacher
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| | fieldwork to collect information for the
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| with a work visa, degree and plane
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| | webpage directory has uncovered frauds,
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| expenses. The school usually paid the
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| | misrepresentations and some very bad
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| agent upfront for the plane ticket,
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| | situations.For more info: or is a
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| recruiting fee and expenses. On the
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| | teacher with 31 years teaching experience
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| second or third day the school would
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| | in colleges, high schools, middle
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| realize the "teacher" was not suitable
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| | schools, ESL language schools in Canada,
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| and try to call the agent. The agent
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| | USA, Mexico, China and Korea.
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| would call his friend in immigration who
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