Fake certificates from private schools sold online

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[TD="width: 784, colspan: 2"]Fake certificates from private schools sold online
By Hu Jielan, Joanne Chan | Posted: 24 February 2012 2121 hrs
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<!-- END social media sharing functions -->SINGAPORE: Fake certificates from well known private schools in Singapore are being sold online with some going for as much as S$10,000.

Sellers also claim to be able to provide supporting documents such as transcripts with good grades.

One Chinese internet forum claims to help students who fear they might not graduate and the advertisements posted on the forum said they can provide certificates of good grades from several well-known local private schools.

A MediaCorp reporter met up with one of the sellers, who produced several certificates from Management Development Institute of Singapore (MDIS) and its university partners on the spot.

The seller said he is able to provide certificates for any course, and added that the most popular are for business management or tourism.

He said some students have found jobs using these certificates.

Human resource firms said a fake certificate is not that difficult to detect as long as the hirer is diligent in his checks.

People Search's marketing manager Eunice Chia-Lim, said: "Usually, we will verify that the resume or CV is accurate in saying which degree the candidate did obtain. We will verify it by sighting or looking at the original degree. We really cannot guarantee that the degree is real, but if the employer has any doubts, what we will do is that we'd recommend a background check."

When contacted, MDIS said it is not aware that fake certificates from its school are being sold.

It added that it is currently doing checks and will report any findings to the Police.

The Council for Private Education said it will look into this issue and see if it needs to take any action.

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[refulgence]

Only a fool will pay that kind of money for a worthless piece of paper.

 

[Fook Seng]

Only a fool will pay that kind of money for a worthless piece of paper.

A greater fool will believe in the authenticity of such a piece of paper.

 

[refulgence]

A greater fool will believe in the authenticity of such a piece of paper.

Or that their prospective employers will be more gullible than them.

 

[sta1100]

10k for this shit only fool will buy them. Unless they have someone inside the Sch to upload yur detail in.

 

[streetsmart73]

A greater fool will believe in the authenticity of such a piece of paper.

hi there


1. bro, hahaha!
2. so much for our world-crass edu systems hoh.

 

[Scrooball (clone)]

What kind of genius will buy a degree from lowly private schools? Can find jobs?

 

[Unrepented]

If PRC kid fool around, never study and keep failing, then buy one. It's for showing their rich parents back in PRC.

Gotta cater to various segment of the market in different locales.

Anyway, which HR really got check the cert one:o Normally only when employee screw up, then suspect, then check. That's why FT with fake cert were employed, but later then found out. If no screw up, chance quite slim to be found out if HR don't do extensive check at recruitment phase.

What kind of genius will buy a degree from lowly private schools? Can find jobs?

 

[Scrooball (clone)]

Can any HR practitioner advise whether companies these days verify the authenticity of degrees?