Stadio takes tough decisions on fees arrears

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In 2022 students owing large amounts were not allowed to return in the second semester

Stadio, the private tertiary education specialist with a R3.8bn market value, is taking a firm line when it comes to outstanding student fees.

Vorster said the weak economic environment in SA was further affected by higher levels of load-shedding as well as higher inflation, fuel prices and interest rates. “This added strain to our students and their ability to meet tuition payments.” Stadio was spun out of PSG-controlled private schools business Curro in 2017. Curro develops affordable private schools. Stadio has focused on offering affordable university and other tertiary courses via online tuition and physical campuses.

Vorster explained that management also sought additional funding solutions for students and looked to retain tuition fee increases aligned with inflation, despite little or no increases in fees in 2021.

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