In the Czech Republic there will be an national audit of 315.000 students who've been graduated between the years 2000 and 2009. This audit is necessary because recently there has been determinated corruption at a Czech university. At this university, law-students were rewarded with a diploma after only a few months of study. This case is called the biggest scandal ever of the Czech education system. So now, the Czech Minister of Education has decided to organize an audit that's going to reveal every student's study length. First, the law faculties are going to be audited and afterwards other faculties to be sure that there isn't any corruption in other schoolings. This audit could be the beginning of a lot of lawsuits because the graduates, who have obtained their diploma after only a few months of study, have been implicated in cases that now probably need to be reviewed.
I think this is a big deal because the students who obtained this undeserved diploma went on to work while they didn't even had the knowledge to do this in a correct way. And it's even more worse that it concerns graduates in law because they are responsible for important cases. So I think it's a very good idea the Czech Minister of Education has decided to organize this audit to check if there are any other cases of fraud. It isn't fair these students got their diploma without working hard for it!
I agree it isn't fair to other students who had to work a lot before they could graduat. On the other hand, I think it will only count against the students who obtained an undeserved diploma. Because if they don't have the knowledge to accomplish there jobs, they will not win there cases. (What means after a while they won't obtain new cases)
BeantwoordenVerwijderenWe go to school at least 3 years to get a diploma. These students have their diploma after a few months?! That's certainly not fair! There is something, that we don’t know. It’s a good idea to do an audit!
BeantwoordenVerwijderenPeople who get rewarded this fast, for something they should do during 3 years? I don't agree with this system! There wouldn't be a challenge to "survive" these years. And what about the years after that? It takes at least 3 years, because we have to know everything about the job we want to do. So on the other hand, those people won't find a job easily. But still, I agree there should be an audit. If they start doing this, what will be their next step? Just selling diplomas to other people or what?
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