| Singapore Ministry of Education to announce new regulatory regime for private education sector. |
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| Wednesday, 11 March 2009 00:00 |
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A new Private Education Bill will be presented to Parliament by July this year to implement a new, more stringent regulatory regime to help raise the quality standards in the private education industry. Once this Bill passes into law, the Private Education Act will give powers to the newly established Council of Private Education (CPE) to regulate the more than 1,000 private schools in Singapore. There will be two stages in this regulatory regime: In the first stage all existing private educational institutions (PEIs) registered with the Ministry of Education and new PEIs will have to register under the new Enhanced Mandatory Registration Framework. It will be an offence punishable by law if PEIs operate without being registered under the mandatory ERF. This mandatory ERF will replace the existing one-off registration system in that more stringent requirements will put place to register PEIs and that registration granted will be valid for a specific period of time as stipulated by the CPE. If the CPE is satisfied that the registered PEIs are operating as required then the registration will be renewed accordingly. |
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