a no go but i thought if i called him and asked if he could help me out with retraining he said sure and we met up the next day right here where we re sitting now now he told me to bring twenty five hundred bosnian marks and my graduation certificate and that he d be able to organize everything. it took exactly seventeen days for me to get a diploma after that first phone call. was about then i d never set foot in a school let alone taking an exam of something going to. look like they were two of them. a matter of it editorial department secretly filmed her interactions with the fraudster and confronted him when he gave her. the diploma the employee in the area of public health refused to name any backers and so far he hasn t lost his job. and. news like that makes mirela angry she knows better than anyone how even
works over eleven hours a day she s highly qualified for the job pays just five hundred euros a month. whatever third you have to finish nursing school here and that s not easy and if you want to land a spot to study there you have to have excellent grades in school then the training program takes four years to complete five actually because when you are through with the classes you still have a year long internship and then final exams. because the training program they go through is so rigorous nursing staff from bosnia are also sought after in other countries mirela says some colleagues work in germany but now a scandal has tarnished the country s reputation for nursing excellence. investigative journalist as a matter of it discovered that several schools in bosnia have sold diplomas to people with no training at all she uncovered the fraud by posing as an interested client. that was
authenticity and not an investigation into the schools that issued them illegally. mirela terry says she s never considered taking a more lucrative position abroad but for other graduates of nursing schools who dream of a job in western europe the fraud has made landing one a much tougher proposition. well there s clearly a lot of work to do for the bosnian all thora to see if they re going to put things right. so i d like to take you now to a real education facility for juvenile offenders in the small russian terran of sort of him off in the ural mountains twelve hundred kilometers east of moscow it s home to seventeen year old vadim who took to crime at an early age now he s being given a second chance but to discipline at the facility is tough and violent games likely next step will be to join the russian armed forces so is the system really doing