Editorial | Fix flaws in new rules to better serve education sector
Summary
The government has introduced new regulations for educational consultancies and foreign-affiliated colleges to increase accountability and quality, but some rules risk harming smaller institutions and limiting options for students.
Key Points
- The government approved regulations to hold educational consultancies accountable and improve transparency.
- Foreign-affiliated colleges must obtain Quality Assurance and offer scholarships to ensure standards and accessibility.
- Security deposit requirements may close small consultancies and create monopolies.
- Unrealistic global ranking criteria and bans on foreign-led education fairs may limit student opportunities and academic diversity.
