9 IELTS female students exposed for fake scores begged netizens to stop terrorism

Recently, the social network could not help but stir up before a girl named TH (20 years old, Nghe An) was very young but passed IELTS 9.0.

According to the transcript, the listening, reading, writing, and speaking sections of this female student scored 9.0, 9.0, 8.0 and 9.0, respectively.

Information about H.’s test scores get a focus English temporarily known as V. announced, with congratulations to this candidate. Besides, V. English Center also confirmed that this is the real transcript of its students.

Before the news that Nghe An girl achieved IELTS 9.0 when she was 20 years old, many young people expressed admiration and “pleased” just hoping to get enough marks to graduate.

V. English Center said that this is the real transcript of student H.

However, then a Facebook account named KL suddenly said that this was his transcript many years ago and was used by V. English center for their students.

To prove what he said, Mr. L. pointed out the evidence with the code “LUY” (ie the missing name of L.). In addition, L. has “shown” her IELTS scorecard many years ago, with the code and name completely matching the transcript that V. English Center announced is that of female student H.

Recently, a female student named H. also officially spoke out about everything. This girl confirmed the transcript was not hers, apologized and begged everyone to stop criticizing.

Originally shared by H.:

“Apologies and begs for forgiveness

Dear press agencies – media, social network community, teachers, friends.

After a day of living in a state of panic, fear, not knowing what to do but locking myself in my room and crying, at this point, I have enough peace of mind to appear and face the truth.

My name is Hoang Thi Thanh H., currently living in Vinh city, Nghe An province. I am also the character that is being talked about by the public these days.

First of all, I would like to sincerely apologize to the press agencies, to the social network community, to everyone for the serious misconduct when providing false information. to the press, thereby causing negative impacts on society and people.

These consequences are now self-aware that they are too serious and cannot be easily reversed. At this point, I can only bow my head to apologize to everyone, apologize to the brothers and sisters in V. and would like to present everything that I know about the incident.

First of all, I would like to confirm that I took the IELTS test recently and have not received the test results yet. However, at noon on May 29, a friend I met online sent me a photo of the exam results and said that she had an acquaintance so she could check my scores early.

Because I was so happy and trusted you, I immediately sent this result to Mr. Dinh Tien D. – V.’s manager to announce the good news because I had taken an exam preparation course at V. When Mr. I asked if I would let you post the news online, I agreed.

Since then, newspapers contacted me for an interview and I accepted. At that time, I still believed that the score that my friend sent me was the score I achieved. Therefore, I answered the press when I did not know that I was having wrong information.

Late at night on May 31, I was told by Mr. KL’s Facebook page that the transcript I had was his scorecard. I immediately asked my friend, and he said it was just a mistake.

But more and more people on Facebook, Mr. K. discovered many unreasonable points with my transcript. At this time, I realized that I did not have an official score, but I used other people’s points to publish it everywhere.

I was too scared and didn’t realize the consequences, so I asked my friend to photoshop to correct some details on the transcript and then argue and argue with everyone. Because of this, things go too far and make me lose control.

I was so scared that I couldn’t sleep last night, and I didn’t know what to do next. When people flooded into my Facebook to attack and question, I was so scared that I locked Facebook and hid in my room, cutting off all communication.

So, now I would like to confirm that the IELTS score of 9.0 that I sent to V. as well as the interview with the newspapers on May 29 was by mistake and not mine but someone else’s. And since then, V. and the newspapers that published this false information made everything even more wrong then as everyone knows now.

At this point, I was fully aware of the consequences of my wrong actions. Especially the negative effects happened to many people, many units and individuals, and newspapers published articles about her.

I don’t know what I will have to do to overcome these serious consequences. I can only bow my head to admit my mistake and accept all responsibility for the consequences that I have caused.

I apologize to my teachers and friends for disappointing everyone. I also especially apologize to Mr. LQK for unintentionally using his certificate.

I also kneel and ask my parents for forgiveness for this mistake of mine. Just because of the child’s haste, ignorance and poor perception, parents are now facing heavy gossip.

Finally, I realize that this is the biggest fall in my life. I have learned great lessons for myself to not make the same mistake in the future. To get that, I ask for everyone’s forgiveness to give me a chance to correct my mistakes and live a better life.

I hereby declare that all of my above statements are true and that I accept all responsibility for the entire incident.

Hoang Thi Thanh H’s son/daughter.”

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According to Vietnamnet