Safety and editorial policy

How sources are labelled

“Official source” links directly to an organisation or authority. “Trusted directory” links to a service that aggregates listings, so you should then verify the original employer and application destination. Portal cards are not to be interpreted as active openings.

Publishing rules

GO360 prioritises institutional sources, removes tracking links, and excludes clearly past deadlines. Visa sponsorship is only labelled as such when the original source explicitly says so. Machine translation is labelled; if there is doubt, the original source controls.

Sponsored listings and partnerships

A sponsored placement is clearly marked “Sponsored” and is never presented as editorial verification or a guarantee of an outcome. Sponsors cannot buy a change to GO360’s source labels, eligibility summaries, safety warnings, or editorial judgement. GO360 declines listings that ask applicants for recruitment fees, promote unverifiable visa or job claims, hide the original application destination, or conflict with this policy.

Avoid scams

• Never pay a fee to obtain a job, scholarship, or visa.
• Be cautious of recruiters requesting codes, passwords, gift cards, or payment via WhatsApp, Telegram, or personal accounts.
• Verify the employer’s domain and apply through its official portal.
• Keep listings, emails, and receipts if you need to report fraud.

Report a problem

If a card appears inaccurate, outdated, or suspicious, do not share sensitive information. Use the contact details published at emmanuelchafah.com and include the relevant card link. Reports are reviewed for correction or removal where justified.