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Aadil Patel dicusses the new National Qualifications Framework Amendment Act on Channel Africa

Aadil Patel, National Head of the Employment practice joined Channel Africa. He says that the National Qualifications Framework Amendment Act legislation will go a long way in clamping down on bogus education institutions.

28 Aug 2019 06:00 Minutes Podcast
Aadil Patel dicusses the new National Qualifications Framework Amendment Act on Channel Africa

Aadil Patel dicusses the new National Qualifications Framework Amendment Act on Channel Africa

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Aadil Patel dicusses the new National Qualifications Framework Amendment Act on Channel Africa

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Aadil Patel, National Head of the Employment practice joined Channel Africa. He says that the National Qualifications Framework Amendment Act legislation will go a long way in clamping down on bogus education institutions.

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