Easy access to regulatory instruments a must for higher education institutions

According to UNESCO, the global demand for higher education will have increased from 97-million students in 2000 to over 262-million students in 2025. South Africa’s situation is no different from that of the rest of the world, with public institutions being inundated with student applications and private institutions surfacing to benefit from such demand. South Africa is considered to have a complicated educational environment when it comes to regulatory requirements. As UNESCO reports: “The ...

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