The National Education and Technical Council (Nacte) has prevented 163 universities from qualifying students at various degrees and diploma courses, after being diagnosed with shortcomings when there are no qualified teachers.
Speaking today, on March 23 and journalists, Head of Monitoring and Evaluation of Nacte, DK Annastella Sigwejo said they performed a 459 college audit, among which 296, thus satisfying the criteria for providing education at the required level.
"As a result, they are allowed to qualify students for various courses in diploma and diploma courses in March and April this year."
He said despite 580 registered colleges, they decided to satisfy themselves by making sure they were able to verify 459 colleges.
Nacte advises pupils to make sure they are applying for colleges to qualify for qualifications.
Head of Advisory Unit, Twaha Twaha has said the names of the licensed universities are listed on the Nacte website.
"So Nacte advises applicants to satisfy themselves by looking at the list if the college wants it to be permitted," said Twaha.And Beatrice Moses, Man
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