Run and Hide. Professor getting 51% for assessments.

Unfortunately, it is not possible to give zero or negative stars. When it comes to education and academics; and you see or hear the word Mancosa: run, hide and take cover. Stay away even if they give you $100-million dollars to study with them, graduate you for doing nothing and issue you with qualification after qualification from bachelor's to doctorate. I am double PhD holder, work as an associate professor for universities across the world, have written 100s of articles/ papers and book chapters, 10s of books and supervised 100s of dissertations and theses, I have sought to advance myself with certificates and postgraduate certificates courses through Mancosa. I will leave everything else about your institution aside, but tell you about their assessments and assessment marking - as I have seen countless reviews here about it. Assessments are set by a one year old. Assessments are marked by a toddler. Moderators you say? That word doesn't exist in their vocabulary. Their method and manner of marking - it is the same as putting a red pen into a dog's paw after presenting your assessment to the dog, save Mancosa's is an electronic red tick - but the practice is the same, whatever the dog is doing with your assessment, Mancosa is doing the same, and then, each, respectively, placing their red tick upon it. You give me marks of 51% (as 50% is your pass mark) for assessments as my final grading for my assessments, Yet, in certain cases, I take my assessment answer sheet to the authors of the prescribed textbooks for the module in question, they were so impressed they requested my inclusion as a contributing author for their next edition, to both, include my assessment response/ work, and to build on it. But you have given me 51% for those assessments Mancosa. This has happened not once, not twice, not thrice, but across modules and courses, over and over again, several times, across modules and years, I cannot help but to laugh it off. You are absolutely pathetic.