- BY Colin Yeo
Tribunal finds student faked English test using proxy
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The Upper Tribunal finds that an English speaking student faked the ETS English language test using a proxy. The official headnote:
(i) The question of whether a person engaged in fraud in procuring a TOEIC English language proficiency qualification will invariably be intrinsically fact sensitive.
(ii) Per curiam: where the voice data generated by TOEIC testing are those of a person other than the person claiming to have undergone the tests, there is no breach of EU or UK data protection laws.
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— Jess Campbell (@JessCampbe) October 15, 2016
Source: MA (ETS – TOEIC testing) Nigeria [2016] UKUT 450 (IAC) (16 September 2016)
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