Thread: Private schools not allowed to raise tuition fees next school year

Private schools not allowed to raise tuition fees next school year


The Private Education Commission has decided against allowing private schools which receive subsidy from the government to raise their tuition fees, the permanent secretary for Education said Friday.

Dr Jaruayporn Thoranin, said the PEC decided that private schools in all levels, including kindergarten and vocational schools, would have to use the 2006 rates of tuition fees for the 2007 school year.

The decision will affect 3,191 private schools which receive subsidy per head of their students from the government.

The Nation

I guess the teachers will not be getting a pay rise next yer

probably right there. no pay rise for teachers.

will they be providing counselling services to merceds dealers i wonder?