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EDUCATION & EMPLOYMENT DOCUMENT TRANSLATIONS |
EDUCATION & EMPLOYMENT TRANSLATED DOCUMENTS: Academic Degrees; Chef Licenses; Diplomas; Employment Certificates; Graduation Certificates; High School Transcripts; Letters of Recommendation; Nursing Licenses; Reference Letters; School Transcripts; Teaching Licenses; University Transcripts.
If you have attended a college or university located outside of Canada or the United States and are planning to enroll in a canadian university or american college, you will have to request from all education institutions that you have attended that they provide you with an official diploma or degree. (Academic institutions that you are applying to will often require that degrees, transcripts and/or proof of graduation be submitted to them directly from the issuing institutions.) The procedure for issuing a diploma or degree varies from one jurisdiction to another. You need to contact each institution you attended to determine what procedures apply for securing your degree(s). The process may be time consuming as delays are not uncommon – you would be well advised to begin the request process early on if you need the degree in your application for enrollment.
Learning institutions usually provide the original diploma/certificate achieved (i.e. diploma/degree) directly to the student.
When official academic transcript are in a language other than English (or, in Canada, other than English or French depending on the institution that you are applying to), you will be required to have the documents translated before a determination can be made as to whether or not you meet the admission requirements of the learning institution you are applying to. Both residents of Canada and of the United States may contact the consulate or embassy of the transcripts' issuing country to request a translated version of the documents – invariably, such requests are referred to a certified translation service.
Learning institutions in some countries do not issue academic transcripts to other schools. Instead, they provide the original diploma/certificate and report of grades achieved (i.e. academic transcript) directly to the student. You will have to make a photocopy of these original documents and arrange for the issuing institution(s), namely the school(s) you attended, to certify or attest that the photocopy is a true copy of your original document(s). Canadian and U.S. embassies and consulates may be good fall-back resources for the attestation of educational documents.
We will translate your résumé so that it accurately reflects the concise, adequate, and accurate description of your employment history and skills.
Iincreasing numbers of job seekers and employers are using Internet-based job search engines to find and fill employment positions, longer résumés are needed for applicants to differentiate and distinguish themselves, and employers are becoming more accepting of résumés that are longer than two pages. Many professional résumé writers and human resources professionals believe that a résumé should be long enough so that it provides a concise, adequate, and accurate description of an applicant's employment history and skills.
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RESUME (CV) TRANSLATION SERVICES |
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WEBSITE CONTENT TRANSLATION |
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