Mcast has categorically denied exam fraud allegations made through a youtube video and reported by a section of the local media.
"The allegations that Mcast invigilators completed any tests on behalf of any students are completely false. The video that gives the mistaken impression to be corroborating the user’s allegation shows invigilators checking computers to ensure that they were functioning properly, ahead of an upcoming test session. No test was taking place when the video was filmed," Mcast said.
"The allegations that the Libyan government paid €2 million to Mcast for training of Libyan students are also completely false. The contract that is being referred to was valued at €174,906. Mcast had entered into an agreement with the Libyan government to provide ICT training for up to a maximum of 75 Libyan students in Malta in 2011, a few months before the beginning of the Libyan Revolution. All students who started this training and registered to sit for ECDL tests completed their examinations before leaving Malta.
"Mcast is in possession of the attendance records of all test sessions included as part of this agreement, each of which is signed by the students who were...
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