They were arrested and handed over to the police while they were taking an exam on someone else's passport.
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Two fake candidates who participated in the English language test conducted to select caregivers for long-term care centers in Israel were arrested on Thursday. They were arrested while taking the test on someone else's passport and handed over to the police.
The CIIN International Qualifications, which has been given the responsibility of the language test by the Israeli government, is conducting the test. The last day of the test is Friday.
Nearly 15,000 people have applied to participate in the test starting from the exam on June 25. Of these, 13,000 have already taken the test. Most of them have not passed because they could not meet the criteria set by Israel.
According to the Department of Foreign Employment, it will be mandatory to bring 'B One' in the speaking section of the English language test. The department has stated that caregivers who have gone beyond this will have to pass the 'B One' level, saying that their English speaking skills are weak.
According to the Israeli standards, the highest priority has been given to English language ‘Speaking’. At least ‘B One’ should be achieved in Speaking. ‘A One’ in ‘Writing’, ‘Listening’ and ‘A Two’ should be achieved in ‘Reading’.
Only after passing the prescribed level in English language can one apply to the department. The department has given the deadline for application till Asad 7. Israel has set a fee of 5 thousand rupees to participate in the language test.
