A woman in Singapore forged a university degree and deceived four companies into hiring her for editing jobs. She pleaded guilty to charges of cheating and forgery.
A woman in Singapore forged a university degree and deceived four companies into hiring her for editing jobs . She pleaded guilty to charges of cheating and forgery. She had matriculated at Nanyang Technological University but withdrew from the program.
She then forged a certificate to make it appear that she had a Bachelor of Engineering degree.
Singapore University Degree Forgery Cheating Editing Jobs
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