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Tips to avoid job scams and Fakes Certificates<\/h3>\n
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+ If anything about it (particularly salary and perks) is too good to be true, it probably is.<\/p>\n

+\u00a0Watch out for red flags such as demand for money towards registration\/processing fee\/other charges.<\/p>\n

+\u00a0Do your research. Look up the recruitment agent\/ company online.<\/p>\n

+\u00a0Be wary of offers made to you out of the blue.<\/p>\n

+\u00a0Read the appointment\/offer letter carefully and see if the language is sloppy.<\/p>\n

+\u00a0Job related emails from free email accounts (gmail, yahoo, hotmail) instead of corporate email accounts should be a warning sign.<\/p>\n

+\u00a0Trust your guts.<\/p>\n

+\u00a0Watch out for fake URLs (websites). Scammers often use fake URLs to mask themselves as large well known corporates.<\/p>\n

How to spot a cruise ship job scam?<\/b>
\n+\u00a0Jobs are advertised on free websites and social media.
\n+ Scammers would not pay advertisement for jobs that do not exist.
\n+\u00a0Emails are sent from free email accounts such as Yahoo and Gmail.
\n+\u00a0The correspondence is in poor English and very informal.
\n+\u00a0Scammers operate from countries such as Malaysia, Ghana, Nigeria, etc.
\n+\u00a0The job offers are usually very generous (high salaries, short working hours, long paid holidays).
\n+\u00a0There are no thorough interviews with candidates.
\n+\u00a0The job offer is for free, but asks payment for visa, training, or lawyer fee.<\/p>\n

+\u00a0Payment is made through MoneyGram or Western Union.<\/p>\n

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Fakes Certificates from Degree Mill<\/b><\/p>\n

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What is a degree mill?
\nA degree mill is an unaccredited higher education institution that offers illegitimate academic degrees for a fee. These degrees may claim to give credit for relevant life experience, but should not be confused with legitimate prior learning assessment programmes. These education scams prey on consumer ignorance about terms like accreditation and licensing. Using such degrees in the UAE could land you in serious trouble with the law.<\/p>\n

ALERT:<\/b>\u00a0These universities exist only on the internet:<\/p>\n

Rochville University<\/p>\n

Belford University<\/p>\n

Midtown University<\/p>\n

Edgebrook University<\/p>\n

Belltown University<\/p>\n

Ashley University<\/p>\n

Port Jefferson University<\/p>\n

Paramount California University
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Career tips to find a job in the UAE<\/b><\/div>\n
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1. Get your ‘branding’ sorted<\/b><\/div>\n
You are a product, and a resume is your advertisement. A great resume should summarise and highlight your strengths, skills and experience in a way that grabs the attention of the recruiter. He or she spends seconds skimming through hundreds of resumes – make sure yours can stand out in a matter of seconds.<\/div>\n
Get a resume written by a professional agency or consultant, or take time going through various websites that give tips on getting it right. A resume is always a comprehensive summary of who you are as a candidate. Linking your professional LinkedIn account (which allows more room for details) in the resume can help the recruiter get more information if he or she requires.<\/div>\n
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