- Enrolment caps must be set in a manner that is clear, transparent, and consistent, ensuring that all institutions are subject to the same conditions regardless of whether they are public or private providers; and
- Enrolment caps for each provider must be finalised at the soonest opportunity to ensure that all students and institutions are afforded sufficient time to plan for the 2025 academic year, with many institutions already undertaking recruitment activity for 2025, transitional arrangements must also be discussed.
International Student Caps Need To Be Introduced In a Consistent & Transparent Fashion
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