Intueri’s NZ involvement avoids Vocation contagion
The chief executive of newly-listed Intueri Education Group says they derive 85 per cent of revenues from New Zealand, a prime reason it has been largely spared any contagion from Vocation’s meltdown.
The chief executive of newly listed Intueri Education Group says the company derives 85 per cent of its revenues from New Zealand, which has been a prime reason it has been largely spared any contagion from Vocation ’s share price meltdown in the education sector.
Rob Facer , the chief executive of Intueri, which is the biggest non-government provider of adult and vocational training in New Zealand, says the company also has 2500 students in Australia doing courses through an online campus.
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