Theo Bhengu
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/ 25 April 2005

Forward to diversity

Apartheid made higher education a very scarce resource. So with the dawning of our democratic dispensation in 1994, it was clear to policy makers that there was a need for private higher education institutions (PHEIs) to continue existing alongside public institutions in order to diversify educational offerings in the higher education sector. PHEIs have thus […]

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/ 22 April 2005

There’s a lot still to be done

The Higher Education Quality Committee is responsible for quality assurance of private providers of higher education. We asked Theo Bhengu more about their work in the sector Q: What has been the Higher Education Quality Committee’s (HEQC) main activities since we last spoke to you in February? A: Our section – the Accreditation of Private […]

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/ 22 April 2005

Arm yourself with information

Q: How does a prospective student tell the difference between a private institution offering qualifications at the Further Education and Training (FET) level (NQF 2-4) and a higher education (HE) institution (NQF levels 5-8)? Students have a right to know from the institution they intend registering with the level at which the programme they are […]