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LAPT LTD is a world-leading independent skill assessment company, endorsing skills of professionals and quality standards of organisation based on its online assessments. It has been dedicated to checking the quality of assessment delivered by its certified assessors. In last 20 years LAPT has established itself as leading skill assessment and certification body working globally through its network of assessors and partner centres. LAPT Qualifications are valued globally by learners and employers.
London, United Kingdom
very suspicious site promoting remote jobs for instructors on job posting sites. I didn't try because I am not an instructor, but I am an expert in fraud and money laundry. This site is weak built and has no verification method for the wise user to follow. Fake address. Fake reviews. Scam is obvious.
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