Just because the learning happens virtually in an online school, it doesn’t mean that there are no documents that show student’s progress. Like it is the case in traditional schools, Education World Wide also issues several documents as evidence of students’ advancement through our program. We follow the US educational system, but given that we enroll international students, they come from somewhat different systems. Therefore, parents are often confused about what a specific document means and if their home country will accept it. This article is a comprehensive guide through all the documents that we, as a school, issue to our students on different occasions.
A Verification of Enrollment, sometimes called Certificate of Enrollment or only VOE form, is a document that serves as proof that a student is enrolled in a school – private, public, or online. That is an official document issued by a school at a parent’s request. It is not something that the school will automatically give to students as they enroll. Families need this document as proof that their child attends a certain school and is getting the proper education.
Education World Wide issues such a document if a student needs it to receive a driving license or as a confirmation for the state or school district. For example, some of our students from Spain and Austria needed the VOE form so their parents could prove to governing bodies in charge of education in these countries that their child is enrolled in a legitimate school that is outside of their national system.
