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Middle Eastern Regulatory Bodies Authorize GSO To Get Prior Approval For Students Opting For E-Learning |
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Global Studies Online (GSO) has been officially authorized to get prior approval from the local regulatory bodies for students considering e-learning in the region. GSO would also be working with the aforementioned bodies in the GCC countries as its strategic academic advisor on the global front, protecting students from unaccredited online degrees. According to an official statement released by the ministries, GSO has been added to the panel of an international academic advisory committee that supports local regulatory bodies in the Middle East, making accredited e-learning institutions available for students. Commenting on the latest achievements, GSO’s Communication Director Dennis L. Fleming said, “The endorsement demonstrates the value of our services that encourages accredited e-learning for the Middle Eastern students to meet the international as well as regional requirements and standards of quality.” On several occasions in the past, students have been warned that they must get prior approval before accepting online courses, both at home and abroad. However, the very initiative left many students baffled and ultimately prevented the ministry in achieving the required results. All those students in the UAE and the rest of the Middle East, who are interested in e-learning and need proper guidance, should approach GSO to get sound academic and professional guidance. GSO not only works in close association with educational bodies in the Middle East, it also supports students with its own list of recommended e-learning colleges and universities, narrowed down as per respective ministry standards. “A prior approval from Higher Education Ministries would help students, who are willing to get admissions in accredited online courses, accepted and recognized not only by top employers but also by official departments,” Fleming explained. In the past, GSO has also been involved in suggesting ideas for academic progression and outlining plans to local governing bodies that worked well in minimizing the appearance of unaccredited e-learning institutions largely in the mainstream regional academic environment.“At GSO, our belief drives our success. The Local Ministries authorization is a validation for our students and affiliate e-learning institutions that we work on similar rules and regulations that the ministry wants academic institutions to work on, as far as e-learning in the region is concerned,” stipulated GSO’s Communication Director. With an aim to support students with quality learning options, GSO has satisfactorily linked more than 4,000 online students and professionals with the most respected and leading e-learning institutions across the world; while its services in the region have helped hundreds of thousands of online students acquire admissions in their preferred e-learning courses and programs. |
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