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Higher Education and Training Minister Blade Nzimande has urged potential students to contact the department\u2019s call centre to verify the existence of private educational institutions before enrolling.<\/p>\n
The minister said there were bogus institutions which were not registered with the Department of Education and were therefore not legitimate.<\/p>\n
Some institutions also offered certain subjects in order to get students to register but ended up teaching other subjects. This was in a bid to get more money from students.<\/p>\n
He said potential students should call 0800 872222 to check with the department if the institution was in fact registered with the department and what subjects they were registered to offer.<\/p>\n
The minister was speaking at the launch of the Green Paper for Post-School Education and Training, which is aimed at aligning the post-school education and training system with South Africa\u2019s overall development agenda.<\/p>\n
Earlier this week, Police Minister Nathi Mthethwa said police would clamp down on bogus institutions.<\/p>\n
Operations will be carried out across the country targeting unregistered schools, colleges and universities and the special investigative team, which probes such institutions, is to be beefed up. \u2013 BuaNews<\/p>\n
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