Report raises new questions on Intueri IPO
Board knew of fake student reporting at Intueri subsidiary, TEC says.
A private training provider acquired in the float of NZX-listed Intueri engaged in “entirely unacceptable” practices that “should have been inconceivable to professional educators,” the Tertiary Education Commission says.
In its report published Wednesday on Quantum Education Group, bought by
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Tim Hunter
Thu, 21 Dec 2017
Thu, 21 Dec 2017
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Report raises new questions on Intueri IPO
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