Aus shuts 3 vocational institutes, Indian students hit

October 03, 2012 17:38

Australia has decided to close down three vocational colleges for non-compliance of training standards, a move that will impact more than 500 Indian students enrolled in these institutes.

However, Australian high commissioner to India Peter Varghese today assured that Indian students affected by college closures will be protected.

He was commenting on the move by Australia's vocational education regulator, the Australian Skills Quality Authority , to shut down two non-compliant vocational education and training colleges in Victoria and one in New South Wales.

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