Take advantage of our evaluation services, training, or resources today!
Take advantage of our evaluation services, training, or resources today!
As advocates, we exist to disrupt systemic barriers that prevent access, equity and inclusion for multilingual learners with international transcripts. As such, our educational consultants believe that best practices are written standard operating procedures that are student-centered, data and compliance driven, and executed with compassion. We champion students with international educational experiences by evaluating foreign transcripts with consistency, intentionality, and love. Our transcript evaluations create a graduation pathway for international students leading to high school completion and post-secondary college and career opportunities.
Our unique, but necessary experience as teachers, school counselors, or administrators equips our evaluators to evaluate foreign transcripts and provide individualized resources and training opportunities that are real-world focused, yet practical. Our foreign transcript evaluation framework operates within the parameters of federal and state laws and local board policies, which has allowed the state departments and local education agencies we serve to avoid costly legal expenses and Office of Civil Rights complaints.
As leaders in this field, we are often invited presenters at international, national, and state-level conventions each year. Our experiences have lead us to evaluate thousands of international documents across six continents in over 126 countries. We have provided resources, evaluation services, and training to state departments, regional education agencies, state county offices of education, local education agencies, and local schools in over 40 states in the US.
Learn more about the services and resources we provide. Video link: https://tinyurl.com/4046892010
This eight-hour individualized professional learning includes a PowerPoint presentation, 3 interactive activities, formative assessment, resource guide, a training binder for participants, a 1200-page e-manual, and transcript evaluation application practice for up to 10 countries, summative exam leading to Certificate of Training with proficiency score of 70% or higher. Use of Webinar and online meeting model. Must have strong internet connection, and headset with microphone.
Funding Type: Title I, Part A, Title II Part A, Title III, Title IV, Part A SSAE
This eight-hour individualized professional learning includes a PowerPoint presentation, 3 interactive activities, formative assessment, resource guide, a training binder for participants, a 1200-page e-manual, and transcript evaluation application practice for up to 10 countries, summative exam leading to Certificate of Training with proficiency score of 70% or higher.
Funding Type: Title I, Part A, Title II Part A, Title III, Title IV, Part A SSAE
Purpose: Used to award transfer credit for a foreign school document (e.g., transcript or exam).
Funding Type: Title I, Part A, Title II Part A, Title III, Title IV, Part A SSAE
Purpose: Used to determine the last grade completed for elementary and middle school foreign transcripts or when partial high school school records are received (e.g., 9th grade certificate).
Funding Type: Title I, Part A, Title II Part A, Title III, Title IV, Part A SSAE
Purpose: Used to determine if a student completed high school outside the United States and is eligible to enroll in a K-12 program or post-secondary program.
Funding Type: Title I, Part A, Title II Part A, Title III, Title IV, Part A SSAE
Purpose: Used to determine if a student completed high school outside the United States and is eligible to enroll in a post-secondary program. Also used to apply for undergraduate admission in college, university, technical school, for immigration or employment.
Purpose: A resource library of research, real world case studies, and official foreign transcripts. A step-by-step guide for applying the framework and standard operating procedures provided in the Foreign Transcript Evaluation Toolkit for evaluating foreign transcripts.
Countries Included in Vol. I: Bahamas, British Virgin Islands, Cambodia, Chile, Cuba, Dominican Republic, Ethiopia, Ghana, Guyana, Iraq, Japan, Kenya, Mexico, Philippines, Russia, Senegal, Syria, Thailand, Venezuela, and Vietnam
Funding Type: Title I, Part A, Title II Part A, Title III, Title IV, Part A SSAE
Purpose: A resource library of research, real world case studies, and official foreign transcripts. A step-by-step guide for applying the framework and standard operating procedures provided in the Foreign Transcript Evaluation Toolkit for evaluating foreign transcripts.
Countries Included in Vol. II: Afghanistan, Bangladesh, Burkina Faso, Canada, Colombia, Djibouti, Egypt, El Salvador, Germany, Guinea, Honduras, India, Iran, Jamaica, Kazakhstan, Luxembourg, Nigeria, Puerto Rico, Rwanda, and South Korea
Funding Type: Title I, Part A, Title II Part A, Title III, Title IV, Part A SSA
Purpose: A resource library of research, real world case studies, and official foreign transcripts. A step-by-step guide for applying the framework and standard operating procedures provided in the Foreign Transcript Evaluation Toolkit for evaluating foreign transcripts.
Countries Included in Vol. III: Argentina, Brazil, Burundi, China, Democratic Republic of Congo, Ecuador, France, Guatemala, Haiti, Israel, Jordan, Kuwait, Pakistan, Republic of Ireland, Saudi Arabia, Spain, Tanzania, The Gambia, Trinidad and Tobago, and Ukraine
Funding Type: Title I, Part A, Title II Part A, Title III, Title IV, Part A SSA
Purpose: A quick reference guide for veteran transcript evaluators. Country overview of research needed to evaluate foreign transcripts: grading scales, hours-per-week (seat time) , education system or US grade level equivalents, instructional language taught in country, high school completion documents, sample transcript evaluations, and additional research used to evaluate foreign transcripts. (2-3 pgs)
Countries Available: Afghanistan, Argentina, Bahamas, Belarus, Brazil, Cameroon, China, Democratic Republic of Congo, Costa Rica, Cuba, Dominican Republic, Ecuador, Egypt, El Salvador, France, Ghana, Greece, Guatemala, Haiti, Honduras, Hungary, India, Iran, Iraq, Jamaica, Jordan, Kazakhstan, Kenya, Mexico, Nicaragua, Nigeria, Panama, Philippines, Russia, Senegal, Syria, Tanzania, Thailand, Turkey, Ukraine, Venezuela, and Vietnam.
Funding Type: Title I, Part A, Title II Part A, Title III, Title IV, Part A SSA
Purpose: An independent learning guide with best practices, sample standard operating procedures and board policies, and a recommended framework for evaluating transcripts. In essence, it is a how to guide packed with resources for evaluating foreign transcripts. Includes all training materials needed to redeliver professional learning workshop (500 pgs)
Funding Type: Title I, Part A, Title II Part A, Title III, Title IV, Part A SSA
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