Some parents have raised concern on the closure of some training centres in the Western Division last month without prior notice to its students.
A parent, Moses Saukalau claims that when his daughter went for her classes earlier, last month, it was padlocked and closed.
Saukalau said he then tried to find out the reasons for the closure but was not able to do so as there was no one to provide the answers adding that he had high hopes for his daughter who is now staying at home.
He also said that he paid $200 for her daughter’s fees.
Another student said her father had paid $1380 in fees and she was three weeks away from completing her course.
Meanwhile, Consumer Council of Fiji Lautoka confirmed that they have received six official complaints and numerous phone calls in regards to these three training centres.
Numerous calls have been made to the centres in Ba, Lautoka and Sigatoka which remain unanswered.
Parents concern over closure of training centres
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