Quality controls to prevent fees-free policy blowout
Education Minister plays down risk of profiteering.
The government says “strong quality assurance and monitoring processes” exist to prevent a costly Australian-style scandal emerging from its fees-free training policy.
Under the policy announced on Tuesday by Education Minister Chris Hipkins about 80,000 students will be eligible for government
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Tim Hunter
Thu, 07 Dec 2017
Thu, 07 Dec 2017
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Quality controls to prevent fees-free policy blowout
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