Migration of young people and the Britisch Education System

What is it about?

This research aims to pinpoint areas of corruption in the Private Non-accredited Education Sector Colleges in the UK mainly recruiting international students. Many private colleges cannot offer accredited courses and degrees hence they are forced to work with other accredited larger institutions. Being out of direct supervision of such institutions and difficulties in generating revenues is likely to make many of such private colleges prone to corruption. A case study through interviews with students and lecturers was conducted and the findings showed that the colleges business practices are unethical and corrupt in many regards. There is also evidence of favourism in return for pay. International students were found to be exposed to injustices and exploitations. Furthermore, it was discovered that the UK Border Agency, institutions responsible for quality assurance and awarding bodies working through such colleges are pursuing their duty of inspection carelessly thereby ignoring significant clues for the existence of corruption.

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Photo by Marcel Heil on Unsplash