Intueri ordered to repay $1.5m of grant funding
Dive School found to have enrolments that could not be validated.
Listed training provider Intueri [NZX: IQE] must repay $1.47 million to the government after an investigation found some student enrolments at its Dive School could not be validated.
The Tertiary Education Commission, which provides grant funding to private providers, hired consultancy Deloitte
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Tim Hunter
Thu, 23 Jun 2016
Thu, 23 Jun 2016
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Intueri ordered to repay $1.5m of grant funding
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