Matriculants urged to consider online learning as a viable alternative
Matriculants should consider online learning given the crisis at SA’s university campuses, an educator of tax professionals said on Thursday. "SA universities are starting to capitalise on the digitalisation of classrooms", The Tax Faculty CEO Stiaan Klue said. His company offers courses in collaboration with the University of SA (Unisa) and intends expanding this to more universities. Like all Unisa short learning programmes, the course is South African Qualifications Authority (SAQA) registered and credit bearing. Klue said he identified the need to broaden the reach of accredited tertiary education, and established The Tax Faculty as a private tuition provider offering a virtual campus and classroom facilities to students wanting to become tax professionals. The Tax Faculty is an alternative to qualifying tax practitioners and provides the flexibility and adaptability of virtual learning. With the 2016 matric scheduled for release on January 5, questions regarding future generati...
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