What does CFER mean in EDUCATIONAL

CFER stands for Council for Foreign Education in Russia. It is a governing body responsible for regulating the standards of foreign educational programs offered in Russia. The organization sets and administers examinations that are accepted as proof of educational qualifications abroad, as well as providing information about Russian education, culture and language.

CFER provides a number of services to those seeking to study abroad in Russia. These services include issuing qualifications accepted by foreign universities, administering tests accepted as proof of academic qualification for study and employment abroad, evaluating foreign education credentials, conducting seminars on specific topics related to international education in Russia, and providing general advice concerning study abroad.

This depends largely on the program you wish to undertake and documentation provided. Generally speaking, applications can be processed within 2-3 weeks from the date all necessary paperwork has been received.

Yes, there is an application fee when applying for an examination or obtaining a certificate through CFER. More details about fees will be provided upon request from the organization’s website.

Yes, applications can be submitted through the organization’s website either electronically or via mail if necessary.

The minimum age is 17 years old at the time of applying for an examination or obtaining a certificate through CFER. Other age requirements may apply depending on the course/program applied for.