The Minister of Higher Education, Science and Innovation warns of fake qualifications and schools scamming parents and students.
Students and parents should be careful of illegal or “fly-by-night’ colleges that do not offer official qualifications, warns the minister of higher education, science and innovation, Blade Nzimande.
“Illegal colleges offer compromised qualifications which are not recognised for employment purposes or for further studying,” added Nzimande.Nzimande said that while his department is working to eliminate these unregistered colleges, students often still continue to register and receive fake qualifications.
“The number of colleges that are operating illegally has decreased tremendously over the years. The decrease can be attributed to our monitoring awareness campaigns and our collaboration with both print and electronic media,” said Nzimande.
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