SA: Australian Pacific International College loses registration

Jun 14 2010 Updated July 4, 2023

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Adelaides Australian Pacific International College has had its registration suspended. The College offered aged care, business and automotive courses to 450 overseas students and recently failed 12 of 14 federal quality standards in an audit. The Federal Government suspended the college's registration for breach of laws protecting international students.

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