Is it possible to plagiarize unintentionally?

Plagiarism not only demonstrates a lack of communication skills, but it also demonstrates a lack of ethics on your part. Many engineers who apply for Australian immigration are unaware that plagiarism in Australia carries serious consequences, including expulsion from institutions and the inability to enroll in further education.

As a result, engineers interested in settling in Australia must apply to the EA a plagiarism-free Competency Demonstration Support. To be honest, there is so much free information floating around on the Internet these days that it’s becoming increasingly difficult to avoid its impact when it comes to stealing ideas, information, or specific phrases for your CDR. Many plagiarism checkers are available online, but they only compare the documents to data or material that is publicly available. CDR Australia, which has already been evaluated by EA and is stored in its database, may present difficulties for you as well.

CDRHelpAustralia has specialized tools, applications, and techniques for detecting possible plagiarism in your CDR, as well as a team of experienced experts who know how to turn them around to solve any obstacles they can pose in your EA assessment.

What are the benefits of using the CDR Plagiarism Checking service?

Plagiarism screening for CDR Australia is a must if you want to earn a constructive evaluation from EA. Here are several examples of EA comments that demonstrate how severe the evaluating authority takes plagiarism in the CDR:

“After reviewing all three of your Career Episodes, I discovered that a substantial amount of text was plagiarized from a variety of sources. I’d like you to tell me how this came to be. If you can provide me with a satisfactory explanation, I can allow you to rewrite all three episodes in such a way that there is no more “copying.” If you copied your Overview Statement as well, you’ll need to rewrite it as well.”

“In the ‘Introduction,’ ‘Background,’ and ‘Summary’ parts of ‘Your Career Episode #1,’ there is a considerable amount of text copied directly from Internet outlets and published research articles. Please rewrite CE #1 in your own words and email it a second time.”

“In CE # 3 submitted by you, we discovered copied text in the ‘Background’ and ‘Personal Engineering Operation’ pages. Please revise it and resubmit it in your own words.”

The EA specifies that the Competency Demonstration Report (CDR) must be written “in your own language” and in the first person. CDRHelpAustralia provides CDR Samples for your convenience, but we strongly discourage you from copying any text or content from them. Engineers Australia stores all of the CDRs that they evaluate in their folder. Your CDR Report will be automatically rejected if your content is found to be identical to any CDR they have previously evaluated. Furthermore, EA employs sophisticated tools to detect plagiarized material and its source. Here’s an example of how this plagiarism identification program highlights material that has been plagiarized from another source:

Plagiarism Checking and Removal Services from CDRHelpAustralia identify phrases and sentences in your CDR report that could have been copied from somewhere else – either knowingly or accidentally – and suggests new ways to present it in a completely unique way.