The Age are running a story about some commercially-operated school going down the shitter:

College collapses hit VCE

THE crisis in international educational has spread with the sudden collapse of four colleges in Melbourne and Sydney, leaving 2000 students stranded.

Foreign students studying for VCE exams in Melbourne were among those caught out when a company that owns the four private colleges went into voluntary administration yesterday.

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The placement of Global Campus Management Group into voluntary administration yesterday forced a senior secondary school and three vocational training colleges to close. They were Meridian International School, Meridian International Hotel School, International Design School and International College of Creative Arts.

Angry students gathered outside colleges demanding answers. Karun Sachdeva, 24, from India, was studying at International Design School. He said he did not know whether he would be refunded the $2500 he had paid for the next semester. ”I made the biggest mistake coming to study in Australia,” he told The Age. ”The quality of education here is shit. We have nothing but the media to rely on now [to protect our rights].”

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Two points on this, both aimed squarely at Karun Sachdeva:

Firstly, if you are that unhappy about the quality of education in Australia, why did you fork out another $2,500 to continue your studies?

Secondly, again, if you are that unhappy about the quality of education in Australia, why don’t you fuck off back to your own country and get educated there?

I, for one, don’t want you here if you’re going to slag off MY country.