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October 31, 19

NEWS / Importance of evaluation - workshop by A&M Logos


On Wednesday, October 30, A&M Logos has conducted a workshop at QPL ALC on evaluation of foreign educational credentials. The main focus of the workshop was to educate adult learners on importance of education. How they may use their foreign earned credentials in the United States and the main difference between translation and evaluation. As it turns out many confuse translation with evaluation. Just because a document has been translated it does not imply that it is what it says in the translation. In some cases it may say Bachelor in translation when in fact once evaluated is a High School diploma.

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